Related information and links
Information to help improve outcomes for indigenous consumers and business, including campaign strategies, support and resources.
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National Indigenous Consumer Strategy
It's OK to walk away
A national campaign to empower Aboriginal consumers.
Fair Trading wants to empower Aboriginal consumers to not be pressured or misled into making a purchase or signing a contract for goods or services they may not want or can afford - whether it’s in a shopping centre, on the street, at their own front door, or over the phone.
Additional resources
- Door-to-door sales: what you need to know (PDF, 809.49 KB)
- Door-to-door - do not knock sign (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission)
National Indigenous Consumer Strategy
NSW Fair Trading is a member of the National Indigenous Consumer Strategy (NICS) Reference Group, which also includes Indigenous non-government representatives.
With other State, Territory and Commonwealth consumer agencies, Fair Trading is committed to working cooperatively on the issues and actions identified in the Strategy's action plan for ensuring that Australia's performance in Indigenous consumer affairs is continually improved and beneficial outcomes for Indigenous consumers are achieved.
Further information is available on the National Indigenous Consumer Strategy website.
Building & Construction Licensing Webinars
These webinars are designed to support Aboriginal building and construction businesses to meet NSW Fair Trading licensing requirements.
Whether you are an already existing business or considering entering the building and construction industry, these webinars will provide you with information to support you meeting your obligations.
- Introduction to licensing
- Residential building licences
- Residential trade licences and other building licences
- Specialist Licences
How to contact us
You can call us on the free call number 1800 500 330. Simply ask to speak with an Aboriginal officer.