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Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law update: Vol 33 Pt 3

By journalalerts on October 28, 2025

Posted In:  Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law (AJCCL)  Tagged:   A Reflection on the Priority Sectors Identified by Competition Authorities in Africa   Adrian Coorey   Anna Haythorpe   Australia’s Tougher New Merger Law   Authorisations and notifications   Benchmarks   Brady Robards   case notes   Chandni Gupta   Christopher Hodgekiss SC   Consumer concerns   Contempt of Court Proceedings – The Potential Sting in the Tail   Defective Products   Definitions and Terms   Editorial   Lesley Morphet   Luis Omar Guerrero Rodriguez   Marianne Campbell   Martin Michaus   Not Just Child’s Play: Tackling Manipulation in Kids’ Games   Queensland Rail Limited and Ors: Collective Procurement of Rail Profiling Services “On Track” Following ACCC Authorisation   Relevance of Post-supply Repairs in Assessing Damages   Report from Africa   Report from Latin America   Robbie Fordyce   Rosannah Healy   Russell Miller AM   Sally Eller   Salma Althifairy   The Dire Consequences of Wasteful Arrangements   THJ Cadd   Ticking Clocks; Dodgy Lots; and a Ticking Time Bomb 

Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law update: Vol 30 Pt 3

By journalalerts on October 14, 2022

Posted In:  Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law (AJCCL)  Tagged:   Access to Services   Balance of Convenience in Merger Cases   Benchmarks   Bill Keane   Bronwen Peberdy   Case Note   Chandni Gupta   Christopher Hodgekiss SC   Claudia Oakeshott   Competitors Frozen Out by Peters’ Exclusive Distribution Agreement: Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Australasian Food Group Pty Ltd   Consumer concerns   Continuing the ACL Journey   COVID-19; the Australian Consumer Law and Serendipity   Deniz Kayis   Digital Markets and Competition on the African Continent   Douglas Shirrefs   Editorial   Enforcement and Remedies   Iñigo Cortina Lira   John Hedge   Ketki Kotwal   Lesley Morphet   Martín Michaus-Fernández   Omar Guerrero Rodríguez   Port of Newcastle: Scope of Arbitration Outcomes and Relevance of Historical User Contributions   Report from Africa   Report from Latin America   Rod Sims   Shane Stewart   Snapshots   The Choice Mirage: How Australian Consumers Are Being Duped Online via Dark Patterns   There Is No Such Thing as a Free Lunch – Or Laptop   Tom Bridges   Trade or Commerce – The Threshold for Entry into the Realm of Misleading and Deceptive Conduct   When the Left Hand Does Not [Want to] Know What the Right Hand Is Doing: The Attribution and Aggregation of Corporate Knowledge in Australia 
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