Woolworths
‘You have to hunt’: Finding the new designer Woolies tote is a cat-and-mouse game
The Anya Hindmarch Woolworths tote bags have taken a life of their own, flying off shelves as style-conscious shoppers swoop in.
- Cindy Yin and Jessica Yun
Latest
The latest designer bag, now available at Woolies
“Australia inspires me”: Dame Anya Hindmarch brings her environmentally friendly Universal Bag to local supermarkets.
- Damien Woolnough
- Opinion
- Supermarkets
In the supermarket’s most tempting aisle, a familiar problem presents itself
When it comes to after-dinner treats, two squares of dark chocolate a night will never be enough to cure our collective problems.
- Thomas Mitchell
The premier told us to stockpile water and batteries. It was a green light for panic buying
Bottled water and batteries were being stripped from supermarket shelves in the hours after Queensland Premier David Crisafulli told residents to “get prepared” for Cyclone Alfred.
- Nick Dent and Cameron Atfield
- Opinion
- Supermarkets
Waiting for the other shoe to drop: Woolies and Coles will lose even if profits rise
Any hint that supermarket prices have gone up faster than the prices they paid to their suppliers will be seized upon as a treacherous betrayal of customers.
- Elizabeth Knight
Woolworths to slash jobs, product ranges in $400m cost-saving drive
The nation’s biggest supermarket chain has suffered a $190 million earnings slump in the latest half after a two-week strike stripped shelves late last year.
- Jessica Yun
- Opinion
- Supermarkets
Why 2500 products will be disappearing from Coles’ shelves
The Himalayan Rock variety may survive the great Coles salt cull of 2025. But there are 13 salt categories on offer and the lion’s share will be removed, as will, for example, some shampoos.
- Elizabeth Knight
- Opinion
- Australia Day
How Trump’s win has fired up Dutton’s culture war, starting with Australia Day
Donald Trump’s re-election has been called a “vibe shift”. Peter Dutton prefers to think of it as a “near revolution”.
- Jacqueline Maley
Woolworths reverses decision on celebrating Australia Day
Woolworths said it had listened to community feedback and “recognised” its customers and employees wanted the supermarket chain to celebrate January 26.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
Who’s being naughty, not nice? Supermarkets tread carefully this Christmas
The 2024 Christmas advertisements are out, and Australia’s supermarkets are trying to win over hearts and wallets after a torrid year.
- Hannah Hammoud
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