ACCC seeks leave to appeal to the High Court

The Federal Court found Delta and its sole director attempted to rig a bid in connection with a National Gallery of Australia tender

The guilty pleas relate to allegations that Aussie Skips and Bingo Industries agreed to increase and fix prices for the supply of skip bins and related services.

The Full Federal Court has dismissed an appeal by the ACCC in its proceedings against NSW Ports.

ACCC alleges Mastercard engaged in conduct relating to supply of debit card acceptance services which had the substantial purpose of substantially lessening competition.

Peters admits to exclusive dealing in relation to single-wrapped ice-creams.

The ACCC alleges Techtronic engaged in resale price maintenance in relation to certain power tools between 2015-2021.

Alkaloids of Australia Pty Ltd has pleaded guilty to three charges of criminal cartel conduct and has admitted a further seven offences.

Christopher Kenneth Joyce, former export manager of Alkaloids of Australia Pty Ltd, has pleaded guilty to criminal cartel conduct

ACCC succeeds in obtaining interlocutory injunction restraining Virtus Health from completing its acquisition of Adora Fertility until the ACCC’s proceedings challenging the merger are finalised

ACCC alleges cartel conduct (bid-rigging) by two Sydney roof tiling businesses and their directors

The ACCC is seeking leave to intervene in Epic’s appeal against the Federal Court decision to stay proceedings.

Federal Court [2021] FCA 482

Garuda has withdrawn its appeal against penalty for price fixing

The Federal Court has stayed proceedings in the Epic/Apple dispute

Resale price maintenance penalty

On 18 June 2020 Wilhelmsen Ocean AS (WWO) pleased guilty to criminal cartel conduct. It has now been convicted and ordered by the Federal Court to pay a fine of $24 million.

ANZ, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and six senior banking executives were today committed to the Federal Court of Australia for trail on criminal cartel charges.

The High Court has dismissed the ACCC’s application for special leave to appeal from the Full Federal Court’s decision that the PN acquisition of the Acacia Ridge terminal would not be likely to substantially lessen competition.

The ACCC’s application for Special Leave in the Pacific National merger case will be head today before the Full Court of the High Court at 10:30am.