‘Transparency’: Major Australia Post change
Online shoppers can get excited for this major update coming to Australia Post delivery services.
Retail
Luxury baby product recalled over injury risk
A luxury baby product sold at Baby Kingdom and Baby Bunting has been recalled over injury fears due to this one safety error.
Sydney MAGA cafe closes after six weeks
A controversial cafe owner has shut down his eatery just six weeks after opening, blaming “snowflakes” for the failure of his latest venue in an extraordinary rant.
Simple trick saving Aussies $5.3bn
Australian grocery shoppers are using a simple trick to save on their grocery bills, and it is also helping in another way.
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Temu makes huge call on Trump tariffs
The United States on Friday ended a tariff exemption for goods shipped from China. Overnight, Temu has hit back.
‘Bullsh*t’: Gen Z revolt over new dress code
Iconic coffee chain Starbucks has sparked uproar among Gen Z employees after introducing a major change to its uniform.
‘Ridiculous’: Woolies axes Big W discount
Shoppers are furious as Woolies has suddenly axed a major saving point for families who pay for the Everyday Rewards discount program.
Sales items Aussies are looking for
Australia’s largest supermarket chain announced a “solid” third-quarter update on the back of selling cheaper items.
Surprising items Aussies giving up
Supermarket giant Coles reveals the items Australians are cutting back on due to cost-of-living pressures.
‘Don’t deal with them’: Major retailer warning
A national furniture chain is in hot water after dozens of customers claim they’ve parted with thousands of dollars without getting their goods.
Former Virgin boss’ surprise new gig
Jayne Hrdlicka has confirmed her next move after stepping down as Virgin Australia chief executive.
Watchdog takes aim at excessive surcharges
Misleading surcharge practices and other add-on costs have come under the consumer watchdog’s eye in the new financial year.
‘Go to Bunnings’: Retail owner fed-up by man
A young Aussie business owner has been left feeling “annoyed” because a man keeps walking into her store and saying the same thing.
Men charged with $1.2m luxury ram raids
Four men have been charged with ram raiding luxury designer stores in Melbourne and making off with $1.2m worth of items.
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