The State Coordinator has made a direction that wineries, cellar doors and restaurants located at wineries were to close as of 31 March 2020, with the sale of food to the public also to cease.
As part of a $1 billion stimulus package announced by the Premier today, liquor licence fees for the vast majority of existing licensees will be waived for the 2020-21 financial year.
Recently, the Australian Government has imposed restrictive measures as part of its response to COVID-19 which may have impacted a number of consumer contracts resulting in questions around cancellations and refunds.
This information is for students who are unable to travel to South Australia and need to cancel their rental accommodation or change the date of moving in.
South Australia's consumer watchdog has commenced proceedings in the Supreme Court against the director of a West Lakes based demolition business alleging he engaged in unconscionable conduct, wrongly accepted payment and made false or misleading representations to eight consumers.
Consumer protection agencies around the nation are urging Australians to be careful when looking for love online, warning that one false move could leave consumers with both a broken heart and an empty wallet.
People licensed to perform major residential building work in South Australia will soon be subject to new training requirements, under new licensing rules aimed at strengthening the industry and better protecting consumers.