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22/11/2025

Under Australia’s spam rules, businesses must make it easy for you to opt out of marketing communications.

They can’t:

• Require you to provide personal information
• Ask you to create or log into an account
• Send marketing messages without your consent

The ACMA monitors compliance and can take strong action against businesses that break the rules.

If you think a business has breached these rules, you can make a complaint here: https://www.acma.gov.au/spam-complaint-form

22/11/2025

A range of decorative and coloured sand products for children have been recalled as they may include asbestos.

Check whether you have a recalled product: https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recalls?layout=full_width&f%5B0%5D=topic%3A10018

If you own a recalled product, stop use immediately. You can find instructions for disposal and health information here: https://www.productsafety.gov.au/about-us/product-safety-news/news/safe-disposal-and-health-information-for-consumers-with-recalled-sand-products

Based on expert advice and the currently available information from scientific testing, we understand there is a low risk to human health from these products.

Please continue to check the webpage for any further information, as it may be updated as further information and advice is received from other authorities.

We are continuing to engage with suppliers. We expect all suppliers to provide appropriate support to consumers including responding to queries, and providing advice about arranging a refund.

Please share this post with your friends and family to alert them about the recall.

ACCC begins inquiry into regulation of superfast fixed-line broadband networks The ACCC has commenced (20.11.2025) an in...
22/11/2025

ACCC begins inquiry into regulation of superfast fixed-line broadband networks

The ACCC has commenced (20.11.2025) an inquiry into whether the superfast broadband access service (SBAS) should continue to be regulated.

The SBAS is the regulated wholesale service that retailers use to supply broadband to households and businesses that are connected to superfast broadband fixed-line networks other than the NBN. A superfast broadband network is one that is normally capable of download data speeds of 25 Mbps or higher.....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115551

ACCC

Qantas Auckland International Lounge opens next month as Sydney transformation begins Qantas is advancing its global lou...
07/11/2025

Qantas Auckland International Lounge opens next month as Sydney transformation begins

Qantas is advancing its global lounge refurbishment program, with major work set to begin at the Sydney International Business Lounge as the Auckland International Lounge opens ahead of the peak holiday season in December.

The upgrades represent a significant investment in the premium travel experience, with the Sydney International Business Lounge redevelopment set to increase seating capacity by over 30 per cent.

From 8 December, the Sydney International Business Lounge will enter its second phase of construction following the recent exterior extension works, with completion scheduled for 2027 ahead of the Flying Kangaroo’s groundbreaking Project Sunrise ultra long-haul flights taking off to London and New York.....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115360

Qantas
Auckland Airport
Sydney Airport

ACMA welcomes strengthened triple zero laws The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) welcomes the passag...
02/11/2025

ACMA welcomes strengthened triple zero laws

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) welcomes the passage of the Telecommunications Legislation Amendment (Triple Zero Custodian and Emergency Calling Powers) Bill 2025 through the Federal Parliament.

The legislation, introduced into Parliament by the Minister for Communications, the Hon Anika Wells MP, establishes a Triple Zero Custodian within the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts, and provides the ACMA with new powers to direct action from the telco industry to ensure the effective functioning of the Emergency Call Service (ECS).....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115271

Australian Communications and Media Authority

ACCC proposes to allow continued collaboration to support Australians' access to cash The ACCC has issued a draft determ...
25/10/2025

ACCC proposes to allow continued collaboration to support Australians' access to cash

The ACCC has issued a draft determination proposing to authorise the Australian Banking Association (ABA) and other industry participants to develop ways to ensure the continued distribution of cash across Australia.

The ACCC also proposes to allow the parties to take certain steps to ensure cash-in-transit services would continue if Armaguard's services were suspended or disrupted. Armaguard is the main national distributor of cash in Australia. The implementation of any other measures would be subject to a separate application for authorisation, if required.....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115170

ACCC

Australia’s corporate law reform alliance calls for action to support economic growth and productivity through law refor...
22/10/2025

Australia’s corporate law reform alliance calls for action to support economic growth and productivity through law reform body

A group of professional associations, business groups and academics has joined forces as the Corporate Law Reform Alliance (Alliance) to raise awareness of how the nation’s complex and unclear corporation law framework is holding Australia’s economy back.

In 2023, the Australian Law Reform Commission described the Corporations Act 2001 which includes financial services law, as no longer fit for purpose, shrouded in complexity, unclear and extremely difficult to navigate and administer.

“Complex and ill-defined regulation not only impacts how organisations are governed. It also makes it more difficult for regulators to administer and courts to enforce. It makes it harder for individuals to understand and enforce their rights.” Pauline Vamos, spokesperson for the Alliance stated....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115126

Governance Institute of Australia

More telco customers turning to Ombudsman for complaint resolution New figures from the Australian Communications and Me...
20/10/2025

More telco customers turning to Ombudsman for complaint resolution

New figures from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) reveal that more telco customers are turning to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) to resolve complaints with their service providers.

The 2024–25 telco complaints report shows that the proportion of complaints escalated to the TIO rose to 6.6 per cent, up from 6.1 per cent in 2023–24.

ACMA member Samantha Yorke said the industry has been letting the Ombudsman do too much of the heavy lifting on matters that ultimately should be fixed by the telco.....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115100

ACCC

Anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) reforms to help mitigate harm inflicted on individuals, ...
18/10/2025

Anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) reforms to help mitigate harm inflicted on individuals, businesses, and communities

There are large gaps in the financial system. The changes will help close these gaps that contribute to an environment where organised crime and professional money laundering organisations can inflict harm to individuals, businesses and communities. These laws will also ensure better meet international standards.

The changes to Australia’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism funding (AML/CTF) regime will help build a stronger, more proactive intelligence picture, which will, in turn, deter, detect, and disrupt money laundering and terrorism financing (ML/TF).....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115077

AUSTRAC

Social media and big tech under fire as online ethics scores fall into negatives Governance Institute of Australia’s 20...
12/10/2025

Social media and big tech under fire as online ethics scores fall into negatives

Governance Institute of Australia’s 2025 Ethics Index reveals a sharp warning sign for the digital world, highlighting Australians’ growing mistrust in the authenticity of social media and online platforms.

While many sectors of society have remained steady or even improved their ethics scores, social media stands out as one of the most negatively viewed areas.

The media sector overall sits in negative territory in 2025, and social media platforms continue to attract strong criticism.

TikTok is overall seen as the least ethical platform, with Facebook and Twitter also viewed negatively.

Between one in four and one in five Australians now rate social media platforms as “very unethical,” placing them among the most distrusted parts of modern life....
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/115000

Governance Institute of Australia

's proposed acquisition of raises competition concerns The ACCC has outlined its preliminary competition concerns wit...
11/10/2025

's proposed acquisition of raises competition concerns

The ACCC has outlined its preliminary competition concerns with Yamaha Motor Australia Pty Ltd’s proposed acquisition of Telwater Pty Ltd in a Statement of Issues published today.

Telwater is the largest manufacturer and supplier of aluminium trailer boats in Australia and has strong brand recognition throughout the recreational marine industry. Market participants have told the ACCC that a Telwater aluminium trailer boat is a very important product for many dealers.

Yamaha is a leading supplier of outboard motors. It faces competition from outboard motor brands such as Mercury and Suzuki......
http://infoblaze.com/news/details/114985

ACCC

10/10/2025

🚦 Received a faulty product? You don't have to hit a dead end.

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Whether you're entitled to a repair, refund, or replacement will depend on whether the problem with the product is major or minor.

In some situations, you may get to choose what remedy you prefer.

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