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14 May 2022
CPRC’s research report From Search to Sale: Navigating the Victorian Property Market has found property buyers do not have access to accurate information about the price […]
21 September 2021
CPRC’s Sector Scorecard developed in partnership with Roy Morgan, provides a comparative ranking of key Australian essential services markets when it came to supporting consumers during […]
18 March 2021
The Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC) is a strong supporter of an unfair trading practices prohibition being introduced in Australia.
30 August 2020
Regulatory inquiries and Royal Commissions continue to identify poor practices by firms delivering essential and complex services, resulting in consumer
7 July 2020
Led by CPRC Senior Research and Policy Manager, Ben Martin Hobbs and co-authored by CPRC Research and Policy Director, Emma O’Neill,
30 January 2020
Affordable, effective and quality care is essential to Australia’s ageing population and the growing number of older people choosing to
19 December 2019
Busy lives and the convenience of online shopping have more Australians than ever purchasing their products and services online. This trend is echoed by our recent […]
25 February 2019
The Renter’s Journey explores the rental journeys of four key segments – women aged 55 and over, young singles, low
