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Plain-English guides to Australian law — bonds, tradies, tribunals, consumer rights, and more. Written so you can actually act on them.

19 September 2026 austrac

NDAs for Real Estate Agencies: Off-Market Listings, Rent Roll Sales and Offshore Admin

Real estate agencies now hold identity documents on both sides of every sale, and many have lost the small business privacy exemption without noticing. Here is when an agency needs a non-disclosure…

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19 September 2026 consumer law

Your Gym Moved You to a Dearer Club and Raised the Price? What NCAT Just Found

NCAT has found Anytime Fitness' marketing about using any club misleading after a member's transfer pushed his weekly rate up by about…

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18 September 2026 ACCC

Debt Collector Chasing You for a Car Accident That Wasn’t Your Fault? How to Dispute It in Writing

An 81-year-old Queenslander was chased for $1,395 by an insurer's debt collector over a crash she did not cause. The same collector…

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7 September 2026

Guest Threw a Party in Your Airbnb: The 14-Day Window, the Evidence Pack and the Demand Letter

Two guests booked, thirty turned up, the neighbours called the police at 2am, and you're left with a $2,500 clean, a broken…

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7 September 2026

AirCover Denied or Paid a Fraction? How Australian Hosts Actually Recover Guest Damage

You lodged in the Resolution Centre, uploaded the photos, and Airbnb offered $180 against a $2,900 repair bill, or nothing at all.…

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7 September 2026

Can I Work for a Competitor? What a Restraint Clause Can and Can’t Stop You Doing

You have an offer from a rival and a clause in your contract that seems to say no. Non-compete, non-solicit, non-poach and…

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7 September 2026

Got a Non-Compete Letter From Your Old Boss? Is It Enforceable, and How to Respond

A lawyer's letter says you're in breach of a 12-month restraint, demands you resign from your new job, and threatens an injunction…

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7 September 2026

Back-Billed for 2 Years of Electricity? The 9-Month Rule (4 Months in Victoria, 12 in Western Australia)

A $3,400 "adjustment" for power you used two years ago, because the retailer never read the meter, lost your account, or billed…

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7 September 2026

Electricity Bill Doubled? How to Force a Bill Review and Meter Test (and Stop Disconnection While You Dispute It)

Same house, same habits, twice the bill. The retailer says "usage" and the call centre offers a payment plan. The energy rules…

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7 September 2026

DoorDash or Menulog Cut You Off? What the Deactivation Code Says Platforms Must Do Before Deactivating You

Delivery couriers get deactivated for late-delivery rates, "suspicious activity", a restaurant complaint or a failed selfie check, usually with no warning and…

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