We now have full EFTPOS facilities so as well as paying by cash you can also pay by credit card or from your savings or cheque account. There is a minimum $10 spend, no cash out facilities.

A new mandatory product safety standard for prams and strollers recently took effect (1 July 2008). The new standard draws on critical safety features of the Australian/New Zealand Standard for prams and strollers, and was developed following tragic incidents where children have been killed or injured when their strollers rolled away from carers. All products must now comply with a series of construction, performance and labelling requirements. In particular the mandatory standard requires that a pram or stroller be provided with:

* a tether strap to help consumers retain control of the product
* a parking brake (which is red in colour) to restrict movement of the product
* warnings to promote safe use of the product
* a restraint harness to prevent falls from the product (required for strollers only)

When purchasing a pram or stroller you should ensure that the product has all of the safety features required by the mandatory standard and use them. Strollers are subject to additional requirements that do not apply to prams. Selling products that do not comply with a mandatory standard is an offence under the Trade Practices Act and may result in fines of up to $220,000 for individuals. The ACCC will be monitoring the market to check that products are compliant.

This information has been collated from material available on the ACCC website and supplied by Go Again Kids for general information to our customers. It should not be used as the basis for making decisions on pram or stroller safety, and for more information you should visit the ACCC website here .

Taking all of the above into consideration, Go Again Kids will no longer be purchasing prams for sale (or of course offering prams for sale) that do not meet the new mandatory product safety standard and it will be up to sellers to provide all of the required information when offering the pram for sale.

After consultation with ACCC we decided to give away free of charge all prams in stock, on the basis that they did not meet the new standards, that they may never be sold in the future and that they were given away on an "as is where is" basis. This offer was very enthusiastically taken up and all prams have now gone.