Man dressed as Santa arrested at Bunnings
Bizarre footage has emerged showing the moment a man dressed as Santa Claus was pepper sprayed and arrested outside a Bunnings store.
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Shopper’s scathing letter to Kmart, Bunnings
A shopper has taken aim at retail giants’ use of self-check out machines in the weeks leading up to Christmas.
COO exit triggers Bunnings rethink
Hardware giant Bunnings has rejigged its senior executive ranks after the sudden and unexplained departure of its chief operations officer.
The Australian’s CEO Survey 2022: AGL to Bunnings
The link between wages and productivity in the mining industry has weakened significantly over the past two decades, warns BHP’s Mike Henry. Others say energy is a peak concern.
Why Bunnings’ woes are a big economic red flag
Mortgage stress in Sydney and NSW floods are more severe than other states — reducing consumer spending and confidence. The overstocking at Bunnings is a warning sign to all.
Concerns over slowing sales at Bunnings
UBS raises concerns about the retailer’s slowing sales at Bunnings, due to poor weather conditions hitting some seasonal categories.
Bunnings faces higher warehouse costs as weather hits sales
Bunnings ordered aggressively for spring and Christmas but wet weather has dampened sales in outdoor and gardening.
Big issue hitting Bunnings’ stores
There are fears one of the country’s biggest employers is about to shed hundreds of jobs in a review of the company’s back office.
Bunnings restructure to cut as many as 300 roles
The hardware giant will kickstart a round of redundancies at head office and support centres as it reshapes for post-pandemic trading.
ASX lifts 1.5pc for week; EML, CBA rally
ASX rises for a fourth straight day to a fresh six-month high. EML rockets after ousted chair, City Chic tanks, Bunnings to cull staff, CBA hits 52-week high and lithium stocks retreat.
Recall of Aussie favourite sold at Bunnings
Bunnings stores across Australia have urgently recalled a consumer favourite for fears of a serious health hazard.
Bunnings boss reveals new retail strategy
Under Mike Schneider the hardware retailer is seeking out new categories to keep the cash registers ringing.
Bunnings dumps catalogue to go digital
Hardware giant Bunnings has become the latest retailer to bin its old-world paper catalogue historically stuffed into people’s mailboxes, to instead move to a fully digital offering.
Woman’s google search before axe murder
A court was told a woman ‘had enough’ of her partner’s infidelity and decided to murder him with an axe from Bunnings after she Googled how to do it.
Bunnings product recalled over fire risk
A popular household product sold at Bunnings is being recalled over concerns it could catch fire and cause serious injury or death.
‘I’ve never known a duck like this. He’s one of a kind’
Krispy the duck is becoming a bit of a legend, with pictures of him at Maccas, Bunnings – and here, in his local pub – going viral. How did he come to think of himself as a human?
Bunnings tightens stock levels as supply chains improve
The hardware giant will greatly reduce the stock levels it built up during Covid-19, with niche items to be scrapped from the shelves.
‘Better off at Bunnings’: Workers to strike
A group of workers will go on strike, arguing their pay is on par with Bunnings, even though their job involves “dealing with murderers”.
Massive change coming to Bunnings
One of Australia’s most popular stores has announced a major change for its in-store customers in time for spring.
‘Tragedy’: Dad’s fatal Bunnings trip
A coroner has handed down his findings into the “tragedy” that led to a father’s death at a Bunnings Warehouse.
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