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Oscar Wylee accepts $3.5m penalty for false ‘Pair for a Pair’ promises |
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Viagogo to pay $7m penalty for ‘industrial scale’ misrepresentations |
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1300 Australia to remove unfair contract terms from its ‘phone words’ agreements. |
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The burgers are better with trademark protection |
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Court rules against Hashtag Burgers using Down-N-Out branding pending an appeal |
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Cheap rooms? Probably not? Trivago’s top deals are hotels which pay the most |
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ACCC wants transparency from Google about data practices and disclosure for location data obtained |
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Lorna Jane claimed its “anti-virus activewear” prevented and protected against infectious diseases. |
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Woolworths spam email fails on legal and marketing levels |
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How Google and Facebook dominate online advertising and searches |
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Does Samsung have waterproof evidence that its Galaxy phones don’t leak? |
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A boomerang is a fake if it is not made in Australia but the label gives the impression that it was |
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There’s no such thing as a free bet in Australia |
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What must a business owner do to protect against a copycat business name? |
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ACCC protects consumers against false oregano labelling |
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Purplebricks promises no misleading advertising of fixed fees and additional services, and admits breaches of the real estate licensing law |
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A sweet victory for the ACCC leaves a sour taste for H.J. Heinz |
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Will ‘Yoga or Yogurt’ replace ‘Tea or Coffee’ on the menu for Qantas long haul flights? |