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Empowering consumers and ensuring safety

Last updated: 09 July 2026

Get informed, stay safe, and resolve disputes with confidence.
Discover resources, guidance, and services for consumers and businesses in Western Australia.

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Help and complaints

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Bonds

How to lodge, change or claim a bond.

Rent reforms

The rent reforms are helping you make your rental feel like a home.

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Know where your seafood comes from.
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FuelWatch

Find the cheapest fuel in your area.
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Renting a home

Know your rights and responsibilities when renting a home.
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Retirement villages

Advice on finding a village, moving in and leaving.
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Aboriginal consumers

Consumer rights resources to empower Aboriginal consumers.
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Buying a vehicle

What to look out for when buying a car.
Online shopping and gifts

Online shopping and gifts

Know your rights for returns when buying online and buying gifts.

News and alerts

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Short-stay trends now easier to track with new interactive tool

Western Australians can now check in on the State’s short-term rental accommodation (STRA) sector and gain a clearer picture of industry activity through a new

From the Commissioner: Banned toys containing small magnets found online

Helping Western Australians make safe choices is a key priority for Consumer Protection.

Extended car warranty sales under scrutiny amid rising complaints

Western Australians are being asked to share their experiences with extended car warranty sales through a new public survey supporting an ongoing inquiry.
New seafood labelling laws are now in effect

New seafood labelling laws are now in effect

Hospitality businesses across Australia are now required to display the country of origin for all seafood they serve.

Artwork reflecting the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety – Consumer Protection’s commitment to protecting and supporting Aboriginal consumers all across Western Australia.

Connected through knowledge

Artwork reflecting the Department of Local Government, Industry Regulation and Safety – Consumer Protection’s commitment to protecting and supporting Aboriginal consumers all across Western Australia.

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Acknowledgement of Country

The Government of Western Australia acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.

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