Urgent recall for popular Bunnings buy
A popular tool has been recalled by Bunnings Warehouse after a malfunction injured several people using it.
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Bunnings used to expose big pay issue
One type of worker is underpaid and undervalued when compared to people employed at Bunnings or Woolies, a major wage case has been told.
Bunnings in frame for building expansion
Amid national shortages, Bunnings will double its processing plants that manufacture wooden frames and trusses used in home construction.
Inside bitter fight against Bunnings
Locals in one city are celebrating after a tribunal ruled in their favour over a fight to stop a proposed Bunnings store.
‘Australia is facing a tech worker shortage’
Bunnings is finding it ‘harder and harder’ to secure key cybersecurity staff as the global bidding war for workers heats up.
Concrete proof Aussies love Bunnings
Bunnings has dominated the competition in a contest over Australia’s top 100 online retailers. Here are all the big winners.
Inflation pressures on the rise: Scott
Shoppers are back and keen for value just as businesses are needing to find ways to pass on increased costs, says the boss of Wesfarmers, which owns Bunnings, Target and Officeworks.
Outrage over popular Bunnings product
Bunnings is under pressure to pull a popular product from its shelves as public outrage grows for one reason.
Wesfarmers share plunge strips $4.7bn
It was Bunnings — for more than two decades the most successful retailer in Australia — that emerged as the biggest drag on Wesfarmers’ profit.
Why Bunnings boss took nuclear option over WA
Rob Scott, the boss of Bunnings and Kmart, has clearly lost patience with Western Australia premier Mark McGowan.
Twist in Mundine’s alleged Covid breach
An anti-vax former boxing great and NRL star’s court battle with police has been delayed again after a new revelation emerged in court.
Charlise’s alleged killer ‘drove with body for hours’
Man charged with Charlise Mutten’s murder bought five 20kg bags of sand, then drove to a boat ramp with the girl’s body, police allege.
Bunnings shoppers hit by cyber attack
Bunnings Warehouse shoppers may have had their personal data compromised in a massive cyber security breach.
Bunnings rides appeal of home comforts, safety
People have bailed out of parties and cancelled dinner reservations, determined to avoid an Omicron family Christmas. But foot traffic through Bunnings has not fallen off at all.
Bunnings creating cool new stores
Wesfarmers is transforming its new acquisition, a specialty chain for tradies. And it is heavily focusing on one state before expanding.
Fury over ‘dangerous’ Bunnings product
Bunnings is under fire for selling a common product some countries have banned because it is potentially toxic.
Mundine to fight Covid Bunnings charge
Former boxer and rugby league player Anthony Mundine is set to fight allegations he entered a Bunnings store without a mask.
Bunnings comes calling after mum turns laundry dilemma into mini-empire
Six years after a Queensland mother of three thought there had to be a better way to deal with buckets of dirty nappies, her innovative idea is being sold through hardware giant Bunnings.
Woman sues Bunnings for $1.4m after fall from hammock
A Sunshine Coast woman is suing Bunnings for $1.4m after she suffered brain damage from being thrown from a hammock sold by the retailer.
Xmas shopping boost for Flybuys members
FlyBuys have expanded their rewards program to two major Aussie retailers just in time for Christmas. See what’s included.
Shoppers score at Bunnings and Officeworks
Shoppers are set to score at Bunnings and Officeworks under a new initiative rolled out in time for Christmas.
Bunnings group snaps up iconic brand
An iconic Australian pharmacy chain has found a new home alongside a host of other big-name brands in a $760 million takeover deal.
Newmark REIT on track for $128m IPO
Bunnings landlord Newmark REIT hopes to list next month as a business worth $344.6m.
Premier’s hilarious Bunnings video
Mark McGowan has taken a unique approach to encourage WA residents to get vaccinated.
Why Anthony Mundine is back in court
Retired boxer Anthony Mundine has landed back in court after getting in strife at a Bunnings store.
WA gets Bunnings ‘jab and snags’
The McGowan government is pushing to lift Western Australia’s lagging Covid-19 vaccination rates with a ‘blitz’ planned in a fortnight.
Call to ban popular Bunnings product
There are growing calls for hardware giant Bunnings to ban a product that has been a popular buy, especially in the past six months.
Vaccine rollout boosts economy: Wesfarmers
Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott says its key retail businesses such as Bunnings and Officeworks have witnessed sales growth as lockdowns are eased.
Why vaccine milestone won’t help border
Queensland has recorded a major vaccination milestone but it is unlikely to soften the state’s strict stance on border restrictions.
Bunnings clear to buy tiles chain, with a caution
Competition watchdog allows Bunnings to buy Beaumont Tiles but will ‘carefully’ watch any takeovers of more specialist retailers.
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