Empowering consumers and ensuring safety

Last updated: 01 April 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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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.

Minister's announcement: Funeral price regulations locked in to protect grieving families

The Cook Labor Government has moved to ensure ongoing protection for grieving Western Australians, with the permanent introduction of a pricing code of practice

From the Commissioner: Dealing with delayed building work

Because the building industry relies on multiple and sometimes unpredictable factors – different products, trades, supply chains and timeframes – it can be affe

$6,000 fine for man who halved Ford Ranger’s odometer reading (Marcus Rollend)

A Southern River man has been convicted and fined $6,000 by the Perth Magistrates Court after deliberately altering the odometer of a used vehicle before advert
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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