Publications

1 in 6 quad bike deaths have involved children under 14 years old.

Over the last 3 years, at least 1 in 3 quad bike riders who died were not wearing a helmet.

An ACCC report for Australian and overseas-based businesses that supply, or intend to supply, products to Australian consumers via the internet.

Fire wallets are a product used by magic enthusiasts and are also a novelty item. They have the appearance of a regular leather wallet but when opened they can produce a large flame.

This guide is to help test agencies and organisations test consumer goods according to mandatory safety standards and bans.

This supplier guide provides a summary of the mandatory requirements for the supply of portable swimming pools sold in Australia.

Fire wallets are a product used by magic enthusiasts and are also a novelty item. They have the appearance of a regular leather wallet but when opened they can produce a large flame.

This report contains results of an Australian consumer survey on sunglasses and fashion spectacles.

Hundreds of Australian children are taken to hospital every year for trampoline-related injuries such as cuts, sprains and fractures. Follow the steps in this fact card to help keep your trampoline safe.

Provides a comparative outline of the product safety framework across 11 of the countries represented at the conference. It includes information on legislative structures, rules and regulations, management of unsafe goods, notification systems and future regulatory arrangements.

This is a notice issued for a proposed permanent ban on certain consumer goods containing synthetic drug substances.

This pack contains various materials on soccer goal safety with information and steps you can take to help prevent accidental deaths and serious injuries to kids and teens. It is for anyone who is involved in coordinating soccer activities for young people.

Wheat bags are a popular choice for keeping the bed or body warm, but they have been linked to fires in Australia—so they need to be used with care.

Australian children and teenagers have been seriously injured and have died after moveable soccer goals were installed incorrectly and/or used inappropriately.

This guide provides information for teachers, coaches, volunteers and assistants involved in kids' soccer on how to make moveable soccer goals safer.

Keeping Baby Safe information provides some easy steps you can take to make sure your baby remains safe in your home.

This bulletin provides information about the permanent ban on certain small, high powered magnets.

In March 2013, the ACCC commissioned consumer research of 125 recreational quad bike users across Australia.

A successful product safety recall has a clear message that reaches all affected people. This bulletin will give you some suggestions for how to conduct a recall successfully.

This bulletin provides information about the laws you must follow if you sell hot water bottles in Australia.

In February 2013, the ACCC commissioned consumer research on trampoline use in Australia.

Even in small or large portable pools, kids can drown in seconds!

Even in small or large portable pools, kids can drown in seconds!

In NSW, 12 children under five years of age drowned in 2010-11, with a further 64 children being admitted to hospital for near drowning.

Report on survey of levels of Dimethyl Fumarate (DMF) concentrations in desiccant sachets as an indicator of the potential presence of DMF in footwear and bag articles supplied in Australia.