Big change coming to Coles
The supermarket giant has announced a major change to a household staple being phased out across the country.
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ASX retreats from record high
Shares slipped on Monday as iron ore miners sank and fears intensified of a weaker-than-expected GDP reading in the final three months of 2024.
Huge Aussie retailer sued over deliveries
A major Aussie retailer has been hit with legal action over claims it failed to deliver hundreds of thousands of products within advertised delivery time frames.
Iconic Aussie retailer under fire for delays
A popular Australian retailer has come under fire from the consumer watchdog for allegedly failing to deliver thousands of items on time.
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Woolies shopping cards aren’t safe
A MAJOR security vulnerability in the Woolworths app has allowed thieves to “hack” into accounts and steal customers’ Rewards points.
Australia Post’s hilarious email
A CANBERRA woman emailed Australia Post asking about a package. The reply from the company was so perfect she “fell off her chair”.
Fears persist over ‘safe’ Aldi tap
WHILE Aldi says a new test proves its tap isn’t a lead-poisoning risk, the authority that raised the alarm still has safety concerns but can’t say so publicly due to a legal threat.
How Australia is saving Macca’s
THE fast food giant has confounded expectations with a sales surge. But the bosses in the US have a lot to thank Australia for.
Retailers making a motza out of refunds
THOSE money back guarantees and no questions asked refunds might seem reassuring but its savvy retailers that could be profiting.
Say goodbye to Amart Sports
IT’S the end of an era for Aussie sports lovers. Amart Sports, a 40-year-old brand, is being swallowed by Rebel.
Woolies deals another blow to Coke
WOOLIES has dealt yet another blow to Coca-Cola Amatil, announcing it will pull all but two of its Mount Franklin lines from shelves.
Amazon grocery fears ‘overplayed’
COLES and Woolworths shouldn’t be too worried about the arrival of Amazon’s grocery service, which has so far struggled to make its mark.
How shops can avoid bag backlash
AUSTRALIA’S supermarkets risk a major backlash for taking away plastic bags from customers. Here’s how they can avoid it.
Retail CEO’s ‘cheap’ Kmart swipe
A DEPARTMENT store that almost collapsed is back from the dead and its CEO isn’t pulling any punches with rivals.
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