Added extra: Australian Christmas hamper company Chrisco included a naughty gift in this year's hamper Credit: Facebook. But one Australian woman got a rather unexpected surprise this year when a ...

IT’S that time of year when thrifty Australians receive their Chrisco Christmas hampers. And this year, they’ve added some extra good vibes. No, really. Rebel Wylie. 2 min read.

A systems glitch has delayed the delivery of Chrisco Christmas hampers to customers this Christmas, but Chrisco remains tightlipped as to the exact nature of the IT problem.

CHRISTMAS hamper company Chrisco has been found guilty of being a Christmas grinch. The Federal Court ruled this week that Chrisco breached Australian Consumer Law by including an unfair contract ...

IT’S that time of year when thrifty Australians receive their Chrisco Christmas hampers. And this year, they’ve added some extra good vibes. No, really. This year, I can’t help but feel that ...

Christmas hamper company Chrisco has been fined $200,000 in the Federal Court in Brisbane for breaching consumer laws. The Federal Court last year found Chrisco's lay-by agreements broke the law ...

IT’S that time of year when thrifty Australians receive their Chrisco Christmas hampers. And this year, they’ve added some extra good vibes. No, really. This year, I can’t help but feel that ...

File photo / Duncan Brown. Christmas hamper company Chrisco Hampers Ltd was fined $175,000 in the Manukau District Court today after pleading guilty to breaching the Fair Trading Act by misleading ...

It's time for pre-paid Christmas hampers to start arriving. Photo / Thinkstock Tis the season for Chrisco hampers to start arriving at households throughout the country. People with the foresight ...

IF SANTA uses the same address book as Christmas hamper company Chrisco this year, there could be some naughty people getting some very nice gifts. Since the company started delivering the hampers ...

A company offering Christmas hamper lay-bys has been found guilty of breaking consumer law and could be fined more than a million dollars. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC ...