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Equifax accused of breaching consumer law

The ACCC has initiated proceedings in the Federal Court against Equifax (formerly Veda), alleging the credit reporting bureau made false or misleading representations to consumers between June 2013 and March 2017, in breach of consumer laws. Allegations include that Equifax claimed that its paid credit reports were more comprehensive than free reports, when they were not. […]

James Harkness · 2 min
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Information security: A team sport for SMBs

Due to the increasing prevalence of cyberattacks on SMBs, information security has never been more important. When it comes to mitigating security risks, soccer – arguably the world’s most popular team sport – is full of useful insights for these businesses. Specifically, the key positions on a soccer roster are analogous with the different information security roles people play in […]

Marc Laliberte · 2 min
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eCommerce

ACCC warns online businesses to display product info

Online retailers frequently neglect to list product information alongside product displays, including information relating to ingredients, materials used, and product origin.

Stephanie Zillman · 2 min
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Legal

ACCC given funding to crack down on false carbon claims

The Federal Government has granted additional funding to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), to assist it in cracking down on businesses that gouge customers by making misleading carbon claims.

Lorna Brett · 2 min