Woolworths Group
What’s behind the empty shelves at Woolworths?
The company and its workers are in a stand-off, shoppers are experiencing stock shortages and it’s unclear when the situation will improve.
- Hannah Hammoud
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The northern beaches brothers who won from Woolies’ $590m bet on pets
Woolworths’ acquisition of a major stake in PETstock has yielded a third beneficiary, PetO, which has its own ambitions of being a major player in the pet store landscape.
- Jessica Yun
Free sheep, but lamb pricing is still woolly
Dramatic drops in the prices of sheep and cattle have not yet materialised as super savings on red meat at supermarkets.
- Mike Foley
Coles threatens to withhold pay from workers over vomit clean-up ban
The Retail and Fast Food Workers Union estimates up to 1000 Coles and Woolworths staff will take part in strikes this weekend over a pay dispute.
- Angus Thompson
- CBD
- City life
Could a popular mayor give Labor another western Sydney headache?
Fairfield Mayor Frank Carbone is strongly considering running in a safe Labor seat as the opposition figures out its preselection weeks from the state election.
- Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
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- Sustainability
Woolworths Group commits to achieving zero food waste to landfill by 2025
To reduce landfill emissions, Australia must responsibly manage food waste.
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- Sustainability
How Woolworths Group plans to be 100 per cent powered by green electricity by 2025
Some of Australia’s biggest companies are making significant progress towards their climate ambitions, an inaugural report reveals.
- Nina Hendy
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