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Developers issue warning about higher home prices
Developers say home buyers will ultimately pay the price for a state government decision to sell off the land titles registry.
Developers say home buyers will ultimately pay the price for a state government decision to sell off the land titles registry.
Residents of large apartment complexes have a new woe.
Labor will demand the corporate watchdog release the names of the life insurance companies knocking back more than one-third of total and permanent disability claims.
The consumer watchdog is worried that a tie-up of Link Group and Pillar Administration could push up prices for super fund members by removing ASX-listed Link's only real competitor in superannuation administration.
The state government says it wants to keep housing affordable, but its latest privatisation action is predicted to lead to an increase in prices.
Our land is girt by sea full of fish, but Australians still buy tinned over fresh seafood.
Litter volume in NSW has dropped in the past year, but there is one item that continues to be tossed frequently.
When one Canberra shopper impulsively stole a bag of potatoes at a self-serve checkout, it was the first timeÂ?he'd ever stolen.
Consumer groups and insurance lawyers have criticised a new life insurance code of conduct, saying it fails to protect people from unethical behaviour and only covers a fraction of the industry.
Even the most disciplined shoppers are failing to resist the lure of discounted junk food and sugary drinks when they're on sale.
The ACCC has finished investigating whether misleading statements were made about a price increase of Panadol Osteo.
Don't be lured into buying stuff that's stupidly expensive and well, just stupid.
Samsung Electronics has been dealt another blow stemming from problems with its flagship Galaxy Note 7.
Murray Clode was left "absolutely speechless" when he was informed about a $170,000 debt with Telstra.
A wooden candle has been pulled from the market for- you guessed it- its potential to catch fire.
The latest complaints data reveals the businesses in NSW you should be careful of, including Ray White and Anytime Fitness.
Halfway along the secluded mountain drive of Buckland Valley Road in Victoria's Alpine region is the exclusive five-star retreatÂ?Villa Gusto.
Consumers are being warned to steer clear of an online business that promises to deliver fashion and beauty products every three months.
Before the accident, the staff at Kmart were fully aware customers were taking green chairs from the gardening section and using them in the photo lab area.
A consumer group is urging the ACCC to investigate a camel milk business that claims its product can help people with autism, diabetes and even cancer.
Samsung, Nestle, Kellogg's and Amex all "win" a 2016 Shonky Award.
Your trip to the work vending machine for a mid-afternoon sugar hit has just become more challenging.
Are you dealing with slow internet speeds? Some telcos think your expectations are too high, says the ACCC chairman.
Qantas and Airbnb have struck a deal to reward frequent flyer members, and traditional hotel giants are outraged.
Scammers pretending to be from the Department of Immigration have swindled close to $170,000 from migrants and temporary visa holders since March.
Gluten has been found in imported crackers, cereals, condiments and soups labelled as ''gluten-free''.
William Maslin moved into his new apartment and found out that he had no choice but to go with one internet service provider.
Company sues former boss and chief financial officer for losses allegedly incurred by their cooking of the books.
Go from stepping on stray blocks to master builder with the 10 best Lego pieces
The founder of the financial services firm that took over a swathÂ?of Timbercorp managed investment schemes has questioned why ASIC has targeted it for misleading advertising.
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