Insane reason behind massive queue
Massive crowds began gathering early, despite the poor weather, with queues down entire streets.
Retail
Huge update in Woolies strike drama
Supermarket giant Woolworths has delivered a huge update in the ongoing strike drama that left customers facing empty shelves.
Twist after Woolies pickets halted
One of Australia’s biggest unions has responded to orders from a tribunal ordering an end to the “unlawful picketing” of Woolworths, as the grocery giant promises to get its empty shelves restacked.
Aussies urged to avoid $1bn Christmas trap
Australia’s love of gift giving has gone too far, and the unnecessary Christmas extravagance is costing us $1bn, new research reveals.
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Iconic Aussie brand’s ‘irreversible challenges’
Trying to make money from delivering letters in 2024 is a tough slog, as Australia Post’s financial results show.
Aussie retailer collapses owing $35m
A prestige Australian fashion brand which boasted some major A-list celebrities like Taylor Swift among its customers has gone into liquidation.
Leaked email as F45 gyms collapse
Two more F45 Training gyms have closed as woes deepen for the embattled Australian fitness chain which was once on top of the world.
Man’s stupid ‘hack’ to steal from Woolies
A man has been caught using a bizarre technique to shoplift hundreds of dollars worth of groceries from his local supermarket.
Bunnings is Wesfarmers’ biggest strength and weakness
Rob Scott’s conglomerate will be tested when gravity finally catches up with the hardware juggernaut.
Energy stocks lead to dip in ASX
The Australian share market fell again on Thursday, after a poor start thanks to Wall St, as several big name companies report results.
Aussies’ love of Kmart dupes boosts profits
Despite the cost-of-living crunch, buyers flocked to Kmart and Bunnings to pick up bargains, leading to a strong profit for parent company Wesfarmers.
‘Went crazy’: Coles’ infuriating move
The average supermarket checkout now has “better security than a Supermax prison” – and it’s helping profits soar in a cost-of-living crisis.
Worrying sign Aussies already in ‘recession’
Amid a cost of living crisis beleaguered Aussies have been warned to brace for an “economic horror show” up until Christmas.
‘Rip-off’: $2.75 Telstra cash fee stuns
Plenty of Australians still regularly use cash, but it keeps getting harder for those like this man who was amazed to be charged for paying his Telstra bill.
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