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Aldi’s most highly coveted items won’t be found on DoorDash.

In stores only: The high-demand Aldi items you can’t buy on DoorDash

Australians can finally order Aldi groceries online – but most will still have to wait a few months, and not every item is on the app.

  • Jessica Yun

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Will the trolleys be the future of shopping?

I was all for smart trolleys at the supermarket – until they made me feel dumb

The trolley’s digital dashboard is urging me to spend another $20 to unlock a deal. Are these smart trolleys really going to save us money?

  • Claire Heaney
The two peanut butter varieties that have been recalled.

Contamination prompts recall of Coles peanut butter

Two Coles peanut butter varieties have been found to be contaminated with carcinogen Aflatoxin.

  • Alexander Darling

Aldi drops its own price bomb in supermarkets’ targeted price attacks

Supermarkets want to help customers ease cost of living stress, but selective price cuts have more to do with luring large-trolley shoppers.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Shoppers will be hoping for a battle that will deliver bigger and broader discounts.

Your next shop will be a lot cheaper as big supermarkets go to war

Customers will be hoping a battle ensues that produces bigger and broader discounts, not just a contest for collectible toys.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Big W - Big losses

Kmart is beating up Big W and giving Woolies a major headache

Big W, owned by Woolworths, is losing a lot of money as its range of toys, beauty products and homewares fails to click with shoppers.

  • Elizabeth Knight
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Woolworths.

Woolworths sales fall behind Coles as price battle rages

Australia’s two biggest supermarkets are in a battle to lower prices in the cost-of-living crisis and win back the trust and dollars of customers.

  • Jessica Yun
Coles is seeing deflation among several fresh food and packaged goods.

Coles on alert for Trump tariff fallout as supermarket prices cool

Australia’s second-biggest supermarket said consumer sentiment was showing signs of improvement – but Trump’s tariffs have injected uncertainty into the mix.

  • Jessica Yun
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When getting cross comes to nought

Baking off the grid.

Woolworths, Coles, Aldi and Metcash (IGA) are under pressure to lower grocery prices by the government.

There’s no proof big supermarkets are price gouging, but Labor will ban it anyway

Labor would target supermarkets price gouging customers but has stopped short of Peter Dutton’s populist plan to give regulators power to break up big chains.

  • Millie Muroi and James Massola

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