Consumer and Business Services took action against Tyson Hoey, trading as U Pave It, last year, after complaints he was entering into contracts for the supply and installation of landscaping supplies including excavation and paving work.
South Australia Police (SAPol) figures released today confirm a dramatic drop in offending behaviour in the city, including violence, since the introduction of the Government’s crackdown on alcohol fuelled violence six months ago.
The Supreme Court has today unanimously rejected a challenge to the legality of the Late Night Trading Code of Practice brought by the proprietor of “The Palace”.
The Commissioner for Corporate Affairs, Paul White, has filed charges against Seng Kong and Kim Peng, former officers of the Cambodian Association of South Australia for alleged breaches of the Associations Incorporation Act.
The State’s consumer watchdog has issued a warning to South Australians to beware travelling conmen that offer door-to-door services but who fail to deliver.
The State’s Consumer Watchdog today warned romantics: take off those rose-coloured glasses when purchasing gifts this Valentine’s Day, Friday 14 February.