Businesses need to be careful that any claims they make about donations to charitable causes can be substantiated. Businesses that make false claims may be found in breach of Australian Consumer Law.
Ladbrokes and Neds have been ordered to pay $207,500, the biggest fine of its kind in NSW, for offering illegal gambling inducements to NSW residents.
Australians should be aware scammers are adapting existing technology to play on people’s fears around coronavirus and selling products claiming to prevent or cure the virus.
Major sporting codes often attract tipping competitions (e.g. AFL footy tipping) that allow entrants to pick the winning team/s in each week of a sporting season to earn points if successful.
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The TGA has identified certain therapeutic goods such as complementary medicines or disinfectants being inappropriately promoted for the prevention or treatment of novel coronavirus infections in Australia.
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