Join our campaign to curb surcharge pain - demand an end to excessive credit card surcharging.

Why has the RBA made these reforms, and what do they mean for consumers?

Frustrating, impenetrable and sometimes downright dangerous - we want to put an end to bad product packaging.

Sign the Move Your Money petition and deliver a message to the ‘big four’ bank CEOs that enough is enough.

CHOICE wants Australian governments to improve country-of-origin labelling on food for retail sale.

More than 3700 signatures and CHOICE’s open letter were sent to food and health ministers from around Australia.

Research has confirmed CHOICE's long-held belief that Percentage Daily Intake labels are confusing and based on inconsistent serving sizes.

CHOICE is campaigning for industry and governments around Australia to act on the recommendations of a major, independent review of food labelling.

CHOICE wants to see a commitment to put the precautionary principle at the heart of chemical regulation in Australia.

Following the latest stand-off in passing on RBA interest rate cuts, it's no surprise the ‘big four’ banks are well and truly on the nose with consumers.

CHOICE would like to see a national 'scores on doors' restaurant hygiene scheme.

CHOICE is calling on consumers to write the CEO of their bank to get a better deal.

New laws coming into effect give Australians the same consumer rights regardless of which state they live in.

CHOICE submission to the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF), December 2010.

CHOICE believes online shopping is motivated by more than just a GST dodge. The big retailers have spoken, now it's time for you to have your say.

Help CHOICE campaign for clearer food labelling by sharing your thoughts on country of origin.

Email Australia’s Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Ageing and tell him that you want all foods made for babies and toddlers to be BFA-free.

There are sound reasons to avoid foods containing palm oil and choose products that use healthier and more sustainable vegetable oils.

We test 15 "warm white" CFL bulbs of about 15W, including screw and bayonet fittings in a variety of shapes.

The Big Two supermarkets are claiming cheaper grocery prices now today than a year ago, but our investigation found otherwise.

Choice’s Green Watch campaign has uncovered another misleading green claim.

You need to check the ingredients list and nutrition information panel to find out what a product really contains.

There will always be cases where consumers are aggrieved or exploited. Consumers expect to be able to have their complaints fairly resolved, and that systematic abuses of their rights will be deterred.

The cost of getting information, exploitation of behavioural biases, unhelpful or misleading advertising, badly designed products and unnecessary complexity. What is the best response by policy makers?

Join our discussion ahead of the National Consumer Summit on 15-16 March.

Consumer welfare is the ultimate objective of consumer policy. But is the consumer interest truly at the heart of policy development?

Supermarkets are now full of foods with ingredients that are likely to be derived from GM crops like soy, corn, canola and cotton. But lax labelling laws mean that food manufacturers don't have to tell you. It's time for action.

CHOICE is targeting mobile phone companies that are resisting moves to reduce excessive e-waste.

Improving energy efficiency can save costs and lower electricity supply costs in the future, as well as reduce our carbon emissions.

The government has responded to your calls on voluntary actions, but they'll only get around to adjusting things in five years.

CHOICE is campaigning to ensure effective products reach the market while protecting our health, safety and our environment.

CHOICE submission to the Product Safety and Integrity Commission.

More and more consumer products, including sunscreen and make-up, use nano-sized ingredients that may pose health risks. You can’t tell which products contain nanoparticles, as it’s not required by law to be written on the labels.

CHOICE submission to the NETS discussion paper.

Health claims are most likely to be used on highly processed foods rather that the fresh foods we should all be eating more of.

An approach to front-of-pack labelling that helps consumers make healthier food choices.

With a certain video hitting the news recently, we felt it might be necessary to clarify that banking is not at all like making a banana smoothie.

You have a legal right to ask your retailer to repair or replace faulty goods – or give you a refund.

A new review of food labelling laws is an opportunity to improve food labels for consumers. But it could also mean watered down labelling laws to make life easier for the food industry.

What logos influence what you buy?

CHOICE made a formal complaint to the ACCC regarding advertising for Coopers beer. Coopers claims in their advertisement "Big beer. Tiny footprint."

A flaw in the emissions trading scheme means the extra bits we do – like purchasing GreenPower or carbon offsets – will not actually reduce Australia’s emissions.