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

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?

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

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

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.