27 Bunnings, $250m a year: Rise of SEQ’s busiest property group
From small beginnings 30 years ago, a family-owned property company continues to make its presence felt in South East Queensland through tough times and good times.
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Tool sold at Bunnings pulled from shelves
A multipurpose tool that staples and nails has been recalled from stores across the country after it was revealed it can discharge unintentionally.
‘Not a supermarket’: Bunnings boss resists Senate call
Bunnings will resist a Senate inquiry recommendation that it be placed under the same regulatory oversight as the nation’s leading supermarkets.
Muslim leaders urge ‘thorough’ probe into stab, shooting horror
Perth’s most senior Muslim leaders want a thorough examination of all elements of the stabbing incident that ended when police shot dead a mentally ill 16-year-old boy last Saturday.
Concerns over radicalised teenager
Parents at a school attended by the radicalised teenager, who was shot dead by police after stabbing a man, had previously raised concerns with police.
Radicalised stabber ‘suspended’ before attack
More details surrounding a radicalised teenager who stabbed a man in a Bunnings carpark have come to light, as his victim breaks his silence from his hospital bed.
Imam’s big claim on ‘radicalised’ teen
A religious leader in Perth has condemned the actions of a 16-year-old boy who unleashed an attack in a Bunnings carpark “in the name of jihad”.
‘Hacker’ threats to school of ‘jihadi’ Perth teen
The principal of the high school attended by the 16-year-old self-described ‘jihadi’ shot dead by police, James Hollands, has moved to reassure students after online threats. | WATCH
Teen ‘so indoctrinated he was forced to use basic phone’
The 16-year-old shot dead by police on Saturday was deemed to have been so indoctrinated by online extremism that he was required to use a phone that could only text, WA premier reveals.
Boy built bomb to blow up toilet block
The 16-year-old boy shot dead by police in a Bunnings carpark on Saturday built a homemade bomb that he used to blow up a toilet block at his school.
The hallmarks of a terrorist act
Two stabbings, on opposite sides of the nation, raise the alarm.
CCTV shows moment cops shot teen dead
The shocking video shows the stand-off between police and the teen knifeman in a Bunnings carpark.
CCTV shows moment cops shot teen dead
The shocking video shows the stand-off between police and the teen knifeman in a Bunnings carpark.
How two years of effort ended in a few frenzied minutes
The boy shot dead outside a Perth Bunnings store had been in a deradicalisation program since the age of 14, an effort aimed at preventing precisely the sort of incident that played out.
Teen in ‘deradicalisation program’ shot dead
A 16-year-old boy shot dead after a Bunnings’ carpark stabbing was enrolled previously in a deradicalisation program.
Parents’ fears realised over radicalised teen
Parents at one of Perth’s most prestigious schools repeatedly raised fears their children were being exposed to Islamist extremism before a radicalised pupil was shot dead.
Wesfarmers boss is selling a new story: growth
Just as many chief executives are bunkering down, preparing for a slowdown to arrive, Rob Scott is looking over the horizon.
Bunnings customers rushed to hospital
A group of Bunnings customers were rushed to hospital after an unknown substance was allegedly sprayed in the store.
Bluey and Bunnings: putting the hammer down on collaboration
The news of a collaboration between Bunnings and animated TV series Bluey reached more than 40 million people in Australia and New Zealand. The Growth Agenda reports on what made the February initiative so beneficial for the two iconic Australian brands.
Bunnings denies ‘slave’ allegations
Australia’s largest hardware chain has come under fierce scrutiny over allegations it has used its market power to mistreat plant suppliers.
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