$19 Kmart item shaking up beige trend
Kmart’s newest collection proves that a once boring trend is now on its way out thanks to an “unexpected” new addition.
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‘Need’: $6 Kmart item quickly selling out
A $6 item from one of Australia’s biggest budget retailers is quickly selling out due to its popularity.
If you have this in your home, you’re old
Kmart reckons a divisive trend popular among older Aussies is “here to stay”, despite it’s confronting ability to expose our age.
‘Filthy’: $99 Kmart item fans obsessed with
Every year Kmart leaves its customers in a frenzy with a product that seems too good to be true. But for some this item is unbelievable.
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Bold ‘shortcut’ to address housing crisis
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$7 Aldi item lasting Aussies two years
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Step into Willy Wonka’s World with Dusk’s new scented collection
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Council cleans up ‘tornado’ of trash
A local council has finally stepped in to clean up a mountain of illegally dumped rubbish that would not stop growing.
Man’s shock at $650 Bunnings price tag
The price tag of one item spotted in a popular DIY chain has raised eyebrows — but some have argued it was fair.
Could ‘catch fire’: Power banks recalled
The safety watchdog has ordered the recall of a range of power bank models over fears they could overheat and set alight.
Urgent recall for baby sleepsuit range
The sleeveless sleepbags were sold at a popular retailer and have been recalled due to a defect that could cause a serious choking risk.
When the cold bites back: A demister disaster
In an unexpected twist, the extreme cold led to a surprising mishap when this man’s car demister shattered the window.
Why we’re seeing death of the dining table
This once integral part of the family home is quickly being replaced by its comfier, more practical counterparts. But how many Aussies still eat at the dining table?
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