Quality of service—price-monitored airports 2004–05
This report presents the results of the ACCC's quality of service monitoring at the seven price-monitored airports—Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney—for 2004–05.
ACCC–ASIC debt collection guideline: for collectors and creditors
This joint ACCC and ASIC guide replaces the ACCC’s publication Debt collection and the Trade Practices Act, released in 1999. It reflects the ACCC’s and ASIC’s view of how relevant provisions of the Trade Practices Act and the ASIC Act apply to debt collection conduct. It covers the significant changes since 1999 to industry practices, case law, jurisdictional changes and the level and substance of complaints made to the ACCC and ASIC.
Published: 14 October 2005.
Availability: Printed version: free
Dealing with debt: your rights and responsibilities
The ACCC and ASIC have jointly produced a consumer brochure Debt collection: your rights and responsibilities in conjunction with a guideline for collectors and creditors. This consumer brochure will help people who are currently dealing with debt problems, or being contacted by debt collectors.
The aim of this guide is to assist businesses that are considering obtaining an exemption from the Act for certain export arrangements. It summarises information about lodging export agreements with the ACCC. However, it is not a substitute for legal advice.
This brochure and poster provides information on installation and safe use of basketball rings and backboards. Basketball rings installed on home exteriors may not be able to support the player's weight, making hanging or swinging on the ring extremely dangerous. Fatal and serious injuries result from falling debris such as bricks and guttering.
Scams target small business. They rely on the fact that you’re very busy and will give them the information they ask for without thinking about it. It’s often not until the bill comes in that alarm bells start to ring. There are many ways they try to catch you out—this brochure describes the most common.
