Airport oddities to be auctioned off
From a wedding dress to lightsabres, thousands of unclaimed items from Australia’s busiest airport will be up for grabs in a charity sale.
Retail
Woolies, Coles hit with cashless bombshell
An online community boasting tens of thousands of members is calling for a boycott of Coles and Woolworths – but not for the reason you think.
‘Scary’: Nando’s change dividing customers
A leading fast food chain has ignited an online frenzy as customers express their outrage at the popular restaurant.
ASX lifts after Fed rates news
Australian shares notched a tepid bounce on Thursday following some dovish rhetoric from the US Fed and positive sentiment around half-year results from NAB.
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Companies failing to reach their own green goals
Corporate Australia talks a big game about cutting emissions and using renewable power – but a new report shows which companies are lagging in achieving their green goals. See the full list.
Restaurant chain collapses owing $4.3m
Other restaurant owners have been left fuming as their own businesses take a hit off the back of the news.
Another sign Aussies are doing it tough
In more troubling signs for the economy, Australians are spending less in this area, with cracks forming in the digital economy.
‘Kind of scary’ new way to pay for groceries
Consumers have shared mixed reactions to the introduction of palm payments for groceries in select supermarkets.
Woolies makes major change after freak death
A Woolworths worker’s death last month has sparked operational changes for the Australian supermarket giant.
Pub’s demolition an ‘outrageous insult’
A 120-year-old regional Australian pub will be knocked down to make way for a mega-development but locals call it an “outrageous insult”.
Fears cost of pantry staple could skyrocket
Current plans to phase out cage eggs will see the cheapest egg product disappear by 2046, however a decision this week could bring that deadline forward 10 years.
Sign in Qld mall reveals the very worst
An Aussie woman was annoyed at travelling for five hours only for a sign to greet her which exposed a far more heartbreaking reality.
Recall issued for popular kids’ sunscreen
The defect discovered in two batches of the products could mean the kids’ sunscreen doesn’t “offer any protection at all”.
Macca’s stops using tomatoes as crisis hits
The company claims surging prices of tomatoes – a staple of the fast food giant’s burgers – has led to “quality and supply issues” in some global outlets.
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