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The case may have been decided differently had the Government already acted upon recommendations from the Harper Review.

The ACCC has announced that the medical and health sector will be a priority compliance and enforcement area for 2015.

This roofing case provides a clear illustration of circumstances in which opportunistic conduct can break the law.

Courts could get greater power to address anti-competitive "understandings" under section 45 of the TPA.

The OECD has reported that Australia's anti-competitive penalty sanctions are among the lowest in OECD member countries.

A recent decision of the Full Court of the Australian Federal Court, Singapore Airlines Ltd v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission [2009] FCAFC 136, is likely to have ramifications for overseas entities conducting business in global markets which include Australia.

The terms of reference and the review panel have been announced for the independent 'root and branch' review of the CCA.

The Australian government has released an exposure draft of the Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Climate-related financial disclosure (Cth) ("the Bill").

Takes a look at the action ASIC can take if you fail to pay your industry funding invoice.

The article helps to review current restraint clauses and to consider what restraint clauses may be needed in future.

The ACCC brought a suit against The Jewellery Group relating to catalogues and flyers listing 'then' and 'now' prices.

This is the first in a monthly series detailing updates on developments in competition and consumer law in Australia, including the activities of Australia's competition and consumer regulator

The Productivity Commission will examine the balance between promoting competition and protecting intellectual property.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s recent action against Sunshine Coast cancer cure ‘guru’ Darryl Jones is a warning to all companies of the dangers of making misleading or deceptive claims when promoting goods or services to customers

The Code mandates compulsory agreements between growers and traders and introduces civil penalties for non-compliance.

The High Court of Australia has unanimously dismissed an appeal by PT Garuda Indonesia Ltd (Garuda) and Air New Zealand Ltd (Air NZ) against price fixing allegations in the air cargo industry...

New amendments to section 46 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 have been implemented (again), but the form of the revised section has swerved from the track previously proposed.