Adelaide ‘plumber and gas fitter’, Simon Blake Brownrigg, has been ordered to pay over $30,000 in fines, fees and compensation, Consumer Affairs Commissioner, Paul White said today.
A dodgy kitchen installer has pleaded guilty to offences under the Fair Trading Act and been ordered to pay compensation in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court.
Consumer Affairs Commissioner, Paul White, warns Victor Harbour residents – beware of travelling conmen selling dodgy high-end goods from the back of vans.
Deputy Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, Anne Gale, today announced the launch of the national don’t be a jackass with jacks campaign that seeks to mitigate serious injury and even death caused by people working underneath their vehicles.
A builder from the mid-north has been found guilty in the Magistrates Court of advertising himself as a legitimate builder and trading while unlicensed, without having any qualifications.
A dodgy builder has been found guilty in a Magistrates Court judgement handed down last week for trading unlicensed and performing domestic building work while uninsured.
The Commissioner for Consumer and Business Affairs, Paul White, is warning South Australian consumers to watch out for identity fraud, following a second case of real estate scamming in Perth.
On 7 July 2010, in my capacity as Liquor and Gambling Commissioner, I declined to issue further charity licences under the Collections for Charitable Purposes Act 1939 for four trusts controlled by the Cancer & Bowel Research Association Inc (CBRA), namely the Cancer & Bowel Research...
Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, Paul White has announced that Consumer and Business Services (CBS) will be enforcing a ban on ‘bling’ babies’ dummies and chains.