Category : Consumer Affairs


Melbourne Pizza Shop Rivalry Erupts in Violent Brawl

A turf war between rival pizza shops in Melbourne's inner north turned violent, with CCTV footage capturing a brutal attack that left two men hospitalized. The incident involved fists, chairs, and a fire extinguisher.

Biboohra Sells Cheapest Unleaded Fuel in Far North

Biboohra, a small town near Cairns, offers the cheapest unleaded petrol in Far North Queensland, with prices significantly lower than major cities, providing relief for local drivers amid rising fuel costs.

Hunter Tobacco Retailers Defy Closure Orders

The Hunter region in New South Wales is witnessing a surge in tobacconists ignoring government orders to shut down, raising concerns about public health and regulatory enforcement.

Perth Fuel Prices Hit Three-Year High, Fill-Up Urged

Perth motorists face a sharp fuel price hike, with unleaded petrol averaging $2.22.6 per litre from Wednesday. Drivers are urged to fill up Tuesday evening to avoid costs reaching up to $2.49.50, as regional prices also rise amid global tensions.

Labor to Crack Down on Fuel Price Gouging

The Labor government unveils new measures to combat fuel price gouging, aiming to protect consumers from unfair pricing practices at petrol stations nationwide.

Petrol Price Hike Hits Aussie Drivers, Overcharging Alleged

Australian drivers are bracing for another petrol price increase this week, with experts claiming current rates are already 10 cents too high. Former ACCC chair warns of potential shortages if global conflicts persist, fueling interest in electric vehicle

Petrol Stations Accused of Price Gouging in Australia

More than half of petrol stations in Sydney and Melbourne are accused of exploiting Middle East tensions by raising prices up to 10 cents a litre, with NRMA claiming drivers are overcharged by at least five cents.

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