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Coles' Uber Eats deal brings the gig economy inside the traditional workplace

This month Coles announced a major new partnership with Uber Eats that will further expand the supermarket giant’s links with the gig economy. Under the arrangement, Uber Eats drivers will not only complete home delivery for the supermarket, drivers will also pick and pack orders from supermarket shelves.

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Gig economy shifts as Uber takes on supermarket delivery, government pushes for minimum employment standards

Deals between Coles, Uber and a key transport union establishing minimum conditions — ahead of the threat of legislation — could mean better days for gig economy workers.

ABC News

Clock ticks for Coles and Woolworths to shift soft plastic stockpile

Australia's supermarket chains will not receive any more time to move high-risk soft plastic stockpiles from the REDcycle recycling scheme.

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Here’s What’s Open On ANZAC Day That’s Not A Packed Pub With Rounds Of Two-Up

What's on and what's not.

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Coles credit card customers latest victims of Latitude data hackers

Coles Financial Services has expressed its disappointment after being alerted that credit card details were stolen by the Latitude hackers

The New Daily

Coles confirms its customers impacted by Latitude Financial data breach

Supermarket giant Coles has confirmed it has been impacted by the Latitude Financial data breach, saying personal information used to issue historical Coles-branded credit cards has been stolen by a cyber criminal group.

ABC News

Coles disappointed over Latitude credit card breach

Coles credit cards are the latest to be listed in the Latitude Financial data breach, which includes roughly 14 million customer records.

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Best videos: Schwarzenegger craters, Biden’s gaffe and a possum goes to Coles

Arnold Schwarzenegger tried to fix a "pothole", while a possum made itself at home in a supermarket. Here are our top videos of the week.

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Personal data of GE Money, Coles and Myer credit card customers stolen in Latitude Financial data breach

As Latitude Financial investigates last month's cyber breach, more customers are being emailed about their personal data being compromised — even if they never signed up for a Latitude product.

ABC News

Uber Eats and Coles supermarkets to offer deliveries in Australia under new deal

Transport Workers Union praised the arrangement as a ‘powerful opportunity’ to improve workers’ conditions and entitlements

The Guardian - AU

Shoplifting and customer abuse soar post-COVID, stores report

Retail workers are still feeling the effects of the pandemic more than three years in levels of theft and customer aggression.

The New Daily

More stockpiles of soft plastics from failed REDcycle recycling scheme uncovered

Dozens of storage sites found across Australia but estimated amount of plastic reportedly falls from 12,350 tonnes to 11,000

The Guardian - AU

Service station takeover: OTR expansion set to wipe out Coles Express

Viva Energy's acquisition of the OTR service station chain gives consumers the first glimpse of what's to become of Coles Express.

The New Daily

Easter trading hours: What’s open and what’s closed

Over the Easter long weekend, some stores and shopping centres will be staying open to get any last minute shopping done.

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Coles supermarket buys Saputo milk processing plants for $105m

Supermarket chain Coles becomes a milk processor for the first time, buying two milk factories from Canadian dairy giant Saputo for $105 million.

The Guardian - AU

Shorten attacks Robert’s links to lobbyist – as it happened

This blog is now closed.

The Guardian - AU

Woolworths and Coles source pork from abattoirs featured in ‘horrific’ pig slaughter video

Legal kill technique considered industry best practice as footage shows some pigs writhing in distress

ABC News

Calls for state government, Coles to learn from 'shortcomings' after Kununurra food crisis

An outback shire president has called on his state government and Coles to learn from "shortcomings" in their response to a food crisis earlier this month.

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Alice Fraser touches on much more than 'mum' life

Writer, podcaster, performer, standup comedian and, most recently, mother Alice Fraser took the stage at Newcastle Comedy Club last night to perform her new show "Twist." Her show covers a range of topics including the new world she's entered of life creation and smart fridges. Fraser doesn't think having a…

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s backlog of soft plastic could be processed overseas before supermarket scheme is rebooted

Environment groups say strategy to restart recycling scheme does not go far enough in addressing waste problem

ABC News

Fears for $500m in frozen food as Scott's transport collapse leaves supply chain in disarray

More than 110,000 pallets of perishables languishes in warehouses all over the country as the transport logistics sector struggles to fill the gap left by one of Australia's biggest refrigerated food movers, which collapsed last week with 1,500 job losses.

The Guardian - AU

Supermarket hot cross buns taste test: traditional flavours ‘pleasant’, chocolate chip ‘mediocre’

In Australian consumer group Choice’s annual Easter bun fight, a 67c Woolworths variety came out on top

ABC News

Lack of fresh food on Kimberley supply flight Coles' fault, government says, after days of empty shelves

Premier Mark McGowan has blamed a supermarket giant for a lack of promised fresh food sent on a military plane to the flood-isolated East Kimberley.

ABC News

Corporate Australia has reported big profits as inflation has soared. Is it profiteering?

Soaring inflation has delivered major profits to big businesses this reporting season, but with consumers spending more, could corporate Australia be accused of profiteering? This is what the experts say.

The New Daily

Supermarket giants promise to ‘urgently’ resume soft plastics recycling

Australia's three big supermarkets have promised to "urgently" revive the failed soft plastics recycling scheme, but still face big problems.

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