wrong price tag law australia

Ah, the classic case of the dodgy price tag—Australia's consumer laws have a few tricks up their sleeve. Under the Australian Consumer Law, if you buy an item with a wrong price tag, the seller is generally obliged to honour the displayed price, unless it's a genuine mistake that's obvious (like a $5,000 toaster). But beware: if the price discrepancy is glaringly obvious, the retailer can refuse to sell at the incorrect price.

In short, retailers must ensure price tags are accurate, and consumers can expect fair treatment. For detailed rules, check the official ACCC website or ServiceCentral for clarifications.