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Confusing hidden phrases and hidden terms and conditions could be a thing of the past.
New laws to be introduced to stop companies trying to gag customers from publicising information about dangerous or faulty products.
The NSW Government says changes in licensing for small dealers and repairers will save the industry $175m over the next decade and also save...
Warning for home-buyers, 10 News revealed that underquoting is still happening in Sydney despite it being made illegal in 2016.
Dodgy developers and certifiers have been put on notice with new regulations to better protect those who buy off the plan.
7 News says that some Sydney drivers now pay over $1.60 per litre to fill up.
The NSW State Government says Sydney Council are putting lives at risk by failing to check dodgy building materials.
Sydney fire-fighters developed new escape plans for residents living in high-rise towers.
It's the dangerous material that can bring down a sky scraper in minutes.
Take a look at the Stage 2 redevelopment for Hornsby Hospital.
Mr MICHAEL JOHNSEN (Upper Hunter) (15:11): My question is addressed to the Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation.
