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Aldi’s new deal is a great Australiana dream even Kath and Kim would love

Aldi’s new deal is a great Australiana dream even Kath and Kim would love

Shaping everything from meal choices to eco-conscious shopping trends, Aldi has evolved from shopper dockets and rewards to become a cultural institution at a time when our two majors are sinking.

  • by Kate Halfpenny

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Getting less for more: War on supermarkets shifts to shrinkflation scourge

Getting less for more: War on supermarkets shifts to shrinkflation scourge

The government is increasing its attention on the nation’s supermarket aisles, promising to make it easier to detect shrinkflation.

  • by Shane Wright
Australians are mad at the supermarkets, but not mad enough to shop elsewhere

Australians are mad at the supermarkets, but not mad enough to shop elsewhere

No matter what you do to encourage Australian shoppers to fill their trolleys with cheap groceries, we keep going back to the same supermarket duopoly.

  • by Shane Wright
Coles and Woolies face fresh battle to keep competitors at bay

Coles and Woolies face fresh battle to keep competitors at bay

Just a week after the competition watchdog started legal action against Coles and Woolworths, the federal government is targeting their undeveloped supermarket sites.

  • by Shane Wright and Millie Muroi
They’re tackling Coles and Woolies, but who’ll dare break up the political duopoly?

They’re tackling Coles and Woolies, but who’ll dare break up the political duopoly?

A political system of two major parties – like a corporate duopoly – can be a comfortable place, but it’s not clear that the business model is working.

  • by Sean Kelly
How the big supermarkets try to get inside your head

How the big supermarkets try to get inside your head

The consumer watchdog’s allegation of “illusory” discounts is just one example of the tactics used to entice shoppers to spend.

  • by Kayla Olaya
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The cruellest part? Coles and Woolworths appeared to target battlers

The cruellest part? Coles and Woolworths appeared to target battlers

In their duopoly, the big supermarkets have a licence to print money, which is premised on them not bleeding the Australian public dry.

  • by Allan Fels
OK, Colesworth, here’s how to repay the $11,250,000 you swindled from me

OK, Colesworth, here’s how to repay the $11,250,000 you swindled from me

Since I don’t have the staying power for the ACCC’s upcoming federal court battle with you, here’s what we’re going to do.

  • by Michelle Cazzulino
‘Price down’ supermarket specials pushed up inflation: PM

‘Price down’ supermarket specials pushed up inflation: PM

The ACCC is suing the supermarket giants, alleging their “Prices Dropped” and “Down Down” discounts weren’t really what they seemed.

  • by Jessica Yun, Millie Muroi and Shane Wright
Deceptive discounts: Supermarkets going ‘Down Down’ for misleading customers

Deceptive discounts: Supermarkets going ‘Down Down’ for misleading customers

The ACCC alleges the lower-for-longer price discounts on everyday products from Coles and Woolworths were psychological bait.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Coles and Woolies could be the perfect inflation villains
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Coles and Woolies could be the perfect inflation villains

Everyone in this country relies in some way on the major supermarkets. It’s nigh on impossible to avoid them.

  • by Shane Wright

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