An unlicensed second-hand car seller in Albert Park has been convicted and fined $20,000, plus $800 in prosecution costs following investigations by the state’s consumer watchdog.
The operator of the Spend a Penny stores has been prosecuted and ordered to pay a total of $4,540 for supplying baby toys that failed mandatory safety standards following an inspection by the state’s consumer watchdog.
Today hundreds of students will gather at Alberton Oval and have the chance to learn how they can take charge of aspects of their own lives and their own futures, as part of the 2015 Aboriginal Power Cup program.
South Australians are being urged to get smarter with their data to keep it out of the hands of scammers, as part of 2015 National Consumer Fraud Week which runs from 18-24 May.
A new online advice tool is set to reduce waiting times and give businesses and consumers quick and easy access to general information and one-to-one customer support at the click of a button.
South Australia’s young consumers are being reminded that help is available to provide them with advice and information before they make their first major financial decisions.