Credit card surcharges will be banned starting October 1. This ban is part of broader changes expected in Australia, including reforms in aged care, and auction laws. The ban aims to lower consumer spending and promote cash transactions. The move follows a trend of economic changes aimed at boosting consumer security and favoring cash use.
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