‘Culture wars’: Albo puts Dutton on blast
The prime minister has chided Peter Dutton over his ‘bizarre’ call to boycott Woolworths, highlighting the hundreds of thousands of Aussie jobs that would be put at risk.
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‘Culture wars’: Albo puts Dutton on blast
The prime minister has chided Peter Dutton over his ‘bizarre’ call to boycott Woolworths, highlighting the hundreds of thousands of Aussie jobs that would be put at risk.
‘Self-checkout experiment has failed’
Self-checkout technology has failed to achieve its intended purpose, despite its increasingly popularity, an expert has said.
‘Wait what?’: Kmart shuts popular store
A popular Kmart store will close within two weeks, with shoppers disappointed to see it go.
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Spring back in Myer’s step
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How you can save big in cashback frenzy
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Australians will pay: Treasurer’s warning
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has warned Australians will face higher living costs from standing up to bullies like Russia.
Australian supermarket crisis laid bare
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Warning over empty supermarket shelves
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Hidden reason behind grocery price spike
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