Travel
Travel services are covered by the Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees. These are consumer rights when buying goods and services in Australia or through an Australian company.
Co-operatives fees and forms
Many applications and forms can be submitted online. It is the fastest, easiest and most secure way of managing your applications.
The fees listed below are correct as at the time of publication. Fees are subject to annual review and may change without notice.
Please note there are other items with fees. If you are lodging documents or seeking approval for processes not listed below, please contact Association and Charities branch for further information.
Property industry codes of conduct submissions
This is not the full list of submissions, some have not been published as per the author’s request.
We have removed names from the individual submissions.
Living in a residential park
The Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006 ('Parks Act') applies to people who:
FuelWatch and fuel prices
FuelWatch shows fuel prices in your area so you can choose where and when to fill up.
Fuel retailers must notify FuelWatch of their next day's prices by 2pm each day. These prices are ‘locked in’ for 24 hours from 6am the following day. FuelWatch makes the following day's prices available to the public by 2:30pm each day.
Prices shown on FuelWatch are the standard cash prices. They exclude discounts and charges, such as supermarket discounts or credit card fees.
Residential parks - Managers information
Information may be of value to residential parks managers.
Property scams
Identity fraud and scams are increasingly prevalent throughout the community, and the property industry is not immune to falling victim to such events.
Bogus sellers
Two highly publicised incidents in September 2010 and March/April 2011 resulted in properties being sold in Western Australia without the knowledge and consent of the lawful property owners.
These sales were undertaken by real estate agents who were contacted by criminals masquerading as the true owners.
Charities Info newsletter
Issue 1 - June 2008
Issue 2 - June 2009
More publications available from the Charities forms and publications page.
Residential parks forms
This page contains forms and notices for use by residential parks managers and tenants.
Claiming compensation
A consumer may be able to claim for compensation from the business if a problem with a product or service causes:
- the consumer to pay more money because it didn’t meet the consumer guarantees
- injury to themselves or others
- damage to their property or belongings.
This is particularly the case where the business failed to meet a consumer guarantee.
A business does not have to pay if the damage or loss: