Albo’s epic supermarket war exposed
Coles and Woolies have been caught out and now, quite rightly, the Albanese Government looks set to fight them.
Retail
Shocking sight in Sydney convenience store
We visited 10 convenience stores across Sydney’s CBD on Friday morning. What we found would leave many Aussies shocked.
Jewellery chain shuts stores as profit tanks
A well-known jewellery chain has revealed it closed six stores and scrapped senior management roles after a “challenging” six months of trading.
Burke blasts DP World over pay stalemate
In a no-holds-barred press conference, the workplace relations minister said Australians were “sick to death” of profitable companies not paying their workers as much as their competitors.
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Woolies’ awkward baby formula blunder
WOOLWORTHS has been accused of discrimination against Chinese shoppers after the supermarket chain was caught in an awkward blunder.
Traffic chaos ‘will only get worse’
THE annual trek to the fish markets has become something of a ritual for Sydneysiders on Christmas Eve — and so has the long wait.
Petrol price data win for drivers
AUSTRALIANS will get access to the same data as BP, Woolworths, Caltex and 7-Eleven under a new deal to help them decide where and when to buy fuel.
Woolies sells goods to China
SUPERMARKET giant Woolworths is tapping into China’s insatiable demand for Australian food and grocery products.
Costco supersizes Aussie sales
COSTCO has surged past $1 billion in sales for the first time to take hold of around 1.5 per cent of Australia’s $90 billion grocery sector.
Mermaid tails deemed ‘unsafe’
MERMAID tail pool toys may be high on girls Christmas lists, but the consumer watchdog has warned parents they are a death trap.
The best day to do Christmas shopping
IF you are yet to fill your Santa stockings this year, there is one day in the week ahead tipped to be the best time to tick off the Christmas list.
Getting rich selling bottled air
MOSES Lam started selling air as a joke. His family told him “don’t give up your day job”. Now they’re eating their words.
Amazon drops hoverboards over safety
THEY may be high on Christmas lists but e-commerce giant Amazon is pulling the sale of hoverboards — and not because people may fall off them.
Woolies’ reward card backflip
WOOLIES has reversed its controversial decision to axe Qantas points from its new rewards program — but is the result actually good value for customers?
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