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    The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission has issued an alert, cautioning customers not to be misled when renewing domain name licences.

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  • ACCC questions mobile phone accessory that 'reduces radiation'

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has instituted proceedings in the Federal Court against a mobile phone accessory supplier which claims to sell accessories that reduces radiation.

  • Rivals counter Telstra's 'misinformation'

    Eleven of Australia's second-tier telcos and Internet service providers have banded together to fight against what they describe as a "campaign of misinformation" by Telstra on the subject of telecommunications regulation.

  • ACCC tackles IRA over "misleading" Web practices

    Controversial Australian domain name reseller Internet Registrations Australia is being taken to court by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) amidst allegations of misleading conduct.

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