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Daisy saved $400 a month not buying groceries. Here’s how she still eats well
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Opinion

Daisy saved $400 a month not buying groceries. Here’s how she still eats well

I’ve readjusted to drinking coffee at home to ease cost of living pressures, but some friends have found more creative ways to save money.

  • by Maggie Zhou

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Will the ACCC’s spotlight on supermarkets deliver any relief?
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Opinion

Will the ACCC’s spotlight on supermarkets deliver any relief?

The competition watchdog’s forensic questioning of Woolworths has so far failed to land a punch or leave red-faced supermarket executives squirming.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Woolworths not guilty of land-banking, says supermarket’s property boss

Woolworths not guilty of land-banking, says supermarket’s property boss

Former Woolworths executives including Brad Banducci returned to face questions from the competition watchdog about competition and pricing.

  • by Jessica Yun
Robots have been taught to help pack groceries. But they’ll never do this

Robots have been taught to help pack groceries. But they’ll never do this

The machines know which item should never go to the bottom of the bag, along with the groceries that should never be packed with fruit.

  • by Madeleine Heffernan
‘Technical limitation’: Why you can’t find most Aldi prices online

‘Technical limitation’: Why you can’t find most Aldi prices online

Aldi is Australia’s cheapest supermarket, and while it would like to put all its prices online, old website infrastructure is holding it back.

  • by Jessica Yun
Australia’s shopping centres shake off cost-of-living gloom

Australia’s shopping centres shake off cost-of-living gloom

While many of us still struggle in the cost-of-living crisis, the big shopping centre landlords are optimistic they’re on the cusp of a retail recovery.

  • by Simon Johanson
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Coles says more customers are shopping around for deals

Coles says more customers are shopping around for deals

In a trading update on Thursday, the supermarket giant said shoppers were visiting up to eight other retailers a week to make their dollars stretch.

  • by Kayla Olaya
Six graphs that show how inflation is hitting our spending

Six graphs that show how inflation is hitting our spending

Driving around has become cheaper, but the fun stuff – holidays and recreational activities – are probably setting you back.

  • by Millie Muroi
Shoppers still on the hunt for cost-of-living relief despite inflation drop

Shoppers still on the hunt for cost-of-living relief despite inflation drop

Inflation is at its lowest in years, but shoppers like 23-year-old Anastasia Scoggin doubt they’ve seen any improvement.

  • by Frances Howe
No mortgage joy for Christmas with RBA holding out on interest rate drop

No mortgage joy for Christmas with RBA holding out on interest rate drop

A smaller-than-expected rise in prices through the September quarter has brought inflation down to 2.8 per cent – but it’s not enough for the Reserve Bank.

  • by Shane Wright
Profit under pressure: Woolworths shareholders take one for the team
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Profit under pressure: Woolworths shareholders take one for the team

The chief executive has to convince Canberra and Woolies’ customers that she is responding to the cost-of-living crisis rather than the ker-ching of the cash register.

  • by Elizabeth Knight

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