Hey there, the quoted sentence is not a precise interpretation of the law (albeit is is written by a regulator). You could read the law at s47 - 48 at <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.austlii.edu.au&#x2F;au&#x2F;legis&#x2F;cth&#x2F;consol_act&#x2F;caca2010265&#x2F;sch2.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.austlii.edu.au&#x2F;au&#x2F;legis&#x2F;cth&#x2F;consol_act&#x2F;caca201026...</a> and probably argue either way with your examples. If you think of a &quot;combo&quot; or &quot;bundle&quot; as a separate good to the individual items then those examples are unlikely to be covered.<p>In reality though, these laws are intended to prevent misleading price representations, not to force businesses to calculate the best deal for their customers.