Major brands hit by credit card scam
Thousands of Australian shoppers have fallen victim to a major online scam, affecting major brands.
Retail
‘Go broke’: ‘Woke’ Woolies share plunge
Critics of a decision by Woolies not to stock Australia Day merch this year claim going “woke” is sending them “broke” to the tune of $2 billion. There’s just one issue.
Urgent recall over popular drink
A common drink sold across Woolies and Coles stores is being recalled after a boozy problem with the product was found.
Customer ‘crushed’ by new smart gates
A customer in a wheelchair has been “crushed” by Coles’s new “smart” gates, as Aussies fume over the controversial tech.
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Airline hikes fares as fuel prices soar
One Australian airline will raise its airfares in response to soaring petrol costs which are sending shockwaves through the economy.
PM gives massive sign of petrol relief
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has given a huge hint about what kind of relief for skyrocketing petrol prices will be handed out in the federal budget.
‘Demonising’: Problem with Woolies bag ban
The supermarket announced it’s phasing out its 15-cent reusable bags before a ban comes in for one state, but there’s a huge issue with the move.
Big change coming to Dan Murphy’s
A big change is coming to alcohol superstore Dan Murphy’s. A new site with a huge twist is set to open for a “new wave” of drinkers.
Woolies to stop selling reusable plastic bags
Woolworths will begin phasing out its 15-cent reusable plastic bags in one state ahead of a ban coming into effect in July.
Real reason Woolies banned plastic bags
Woolies has announced it’s phasing out its 15-cent reusable bags in one state – but the reason behind it isn’t what you might think.
New twist as investment guru quits
There’s been a new twist in the Magellan Financial saga, with the company’s former chairman making an unexpected announcement.
Kmart hit by massive check-out rumour
The department store has denied claims they are planning to phase out a check-out staple, despite rumours to the contrary.
Chain ‘refuses’ to close Russian restaurants
Burger King’s Russian franchise owner has refused to close 800 stores in the country, despite pressure after the invasion of Ukraine.
Russia’s attempt to fill void left by McDonald’s
A budding burger chain is looking to muscle in on McDonald’s business after it shut down almost 850 stores in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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