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Proposed improved protections for consumers borrowing small amounts of money or entering into a consumer lease for household goods.
Consumer protection agencies across Australia are warning Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers about scams.
From 21 August 2020, many South Australian businesses will require either a nominated or a dedicated COVID Marshal.
Scams cost Australians hundreds of millions of dollars each year, but money is not the only thing they steal.
You can now register your newborn's birth online. There's no need to print, sign or post anything.
New qualification requirements will be introduced for anyone applying for a building work contractor’s licence to perform major residential building work
Information for homeowners about insurance, contracts and choosing a builder or tradesperson.
You can return an item if it’s faulty, not fit for purpose, or doesn’t match the description and get a refund, repair or replacement.
A new publication developed by Consumer and Business Services and SAPOL is now available
Changes are coming into effect to make pricing clearer when shopping online
Every year in Australia, millions of dollars are lost and personal information shared with scammers.
Service providers may be charging you a fee to cover the costs of printing and posting your bill – but there may be a way you can avoid the charge.
The CBS Customer Service Centre will be closed for renovations from 4pm on Friday 28 June 2019.
CBS is running a campaign to ensure rooming house operators engage in fair and honest dealings.
Changes to the rules governing the way that interactive wagering services are provided to consumers now apply.