Terms & Conditions requirements in Australia
Australia's Privacy Act 1988 and its 13 Australian Privacy Principles set out how personal information must be handled, disclosed, and secured.
LegalCraft asks about your business and where your customers are, then generates a terms & conditions tailored to Privacy Act 1988, Australian Privacy Principles — not a generic template.
What your terms & conditions should include
- Acceptance of terms and a description of the service
- User obligations and acceptable-use rules
- Intellectual-property ownership
- Payment, billing, and refund terms (if you sell)
- Disclaimers and limitation of liability
- Account termination conditions
- Governing law and jurisdiction
Frequently asked questions
Which laws apply to a terms & conditions in Australia?
Australia's Privacy Act 1988 and its 13 Australian Privacy Principles set out how personal information must be handled, disclosed, and secured. LegalCraft tailors your terms & conditions to Privacy Act 1988, Australian Privacy Principles.
Are terms & conditions legally required?
Not always mandated by law, but they're essential protection for any site that sells, hosts accounts, or publishes content — and expected by users and payment providers.
Do I need both terms and a privacy policy?
Usually yes. They serve different purposes: the privacy policy explains how you handle personal data (often legally required); the terms govern the user relationship.