Woolies dumps a 99-cent favourite, causing stir among shoppers Woolworths has sparked a storm among some of its customers with a surprise decision to dump its trademark "Bag for Good" tote bags. The New Daily · Oct 21, 2022
Supermarket support as refugees retrain Refugees who once worked as doctors and accountants are helping to pack online shopping orders as they pursue their studies and put down roots in Brisbane. AAP · Oct 19, 2022
IGA budget-friendly move ties prices to Coles and Woolworths As the cost of living continues to bite, IGA is now matching the lowest shelf prices of its two biggest rival supermarkets. The New Daily · Oct 18, 2022
‘Seriously impacted’: Treasurer’s food price warning as floods devastate farmers Australians are bracing for the biggest cost of living crisis in 30 years to get even worse as widespread flooding. The New Daily · Oct 17, 2022
Woolworths Has Confirmed More Than 2M MyDeal Customers Have Been Impacted By A Data Breach DJ Khaled voice: *another one* Pedestrian.tv · Oct 15, 2022
Woolworths MyDeal becomes latest target of cyber attack. What information was leaked and what can you do if you're affected? The cyber attack has left about 2.2 million MyDeal customers affected. Here's the latest on the data breach and what to do if you're impacted. ABC News · Oct 15, 2022
Major data breach at Woolworths offshoot An estimated 2.2 million customers' details have been compromised in a data breach at the Woolworths-owned MyDeal website. AAP · Oct 14, 2022
Charities in danger of ‘donor fatigue’ as shoppers are pressured to give Being asked to make a donation to charities at the checkout comes with pressure and anxiety – which doesn't bode well for charities. The New Daily · Oct 14, 2022
Coles’ latest volley in cost-of-living crisis – a price freeze Coles has fired another round in the supermarket wars, announcing it will cut prices on some goods by up to 40 per cent to help shoppers. The New Daily · Oct 3, 2022
One of Britain's oldest women thanks lie-ins and bacon butties for reaching age of 109 Winifred Parker was born in 1913, when King George V was on the throne and Woodrow Wilson was US President - and she had jobs as a professional singer, usherette and Woolworths worker during her remarkable career Daily Mirror · Sep 30, 2022
Sustainability high in Aust minds: Woolies Australian consumers 'give a damn' about sustainability and even more so than two years ago, a major retailer has warned business leaders. AAP · Sep 29, 2022
Electric vehicles and economic woes fuel Coles Express sale The sale of Coles' service stations will reduce future costs as fuel providers face an uncertain economy and EV innovations, experts say. The New Daily · Sep 23, 2022
Retail trading hours for the Queen’s National Day of Mourning With the nation pausing to honour the Queen, trading hours among Australia's largest supermarket and retailers are subject to change. The New Daily · Sep 20, 2022
FK: Shoplifting Girlies Beware, Woolies Has Officially Installed Smart Cameras On Its Self-Checkouts We’re not trained cashiers. Give us a break! *Wink wink* Pedestrian.tv · Sep 19, 2022
ABC News · Sep 14, 2022 Bega Foods says cutting farm prices will sell more Australian peanuts, but there's no sign consumers will pay less Bega Foods says the move will lead to more shoppers choosing Australian-grown peanuts, but finding them on the shelves mightn't be so easy.
The New Daily · Sep 12, 2022 Expect a change of arms on supermarket shelves with the reign of King Charles III Hundreds of brands around the world may be forced to adjust a key detail on their packaging following the Queen's passing.
Nottingham Post · Sep 11, 2022 Nottingham's new top judge was told at school to apply to 'Woolworths' She'll be dealing with the city's most dangerous and violent criminals
ABC News · Sep 7, 2022 Childcare workers say low pay, cancelled holidays, no incentive to stay reason for strike action As many childcare workers in Victoria walked off the job today, for some in regional centres it wasn't an option. But they want parents and communities to speak up for them.
The Independent UK · Sep 3, 2022 You’re my best friend: meet the pals who have taken passport photos together over 50 years Best friends Keith and Martin take a photo together every five years
ABC News · Sep 1, 2022 Woolworths stores lock up aerosol deodorants amid chroming concerns in Queensland The retail giant has joined efforts to stamp out chroming, a potentially deadly practice that medical experts say is akin to "melting your brain".
Glasgow Live · Aug 30, 2022 Eight former Glasgow Woolies stores and what's there now It's been more than 12 years since Glasgow waved farewell to Woolworths, but the legendary retailer left an indelible impression on city shoppers that won't quickly be forgotten.
Liverpool Echo · Aug 27, 2022 Closure of M&S store had people 'up in arms' in 'turning point' for Merseyside town Some have described the closure of M&S as the start of Liscard's "downfall"
The New Daily · Aug 26, 2022 Shrinkflation bites as popular Snickers bar gets downsized A popular chocolate treat is the latest victim of 'shrinkflation' as rising costs continue to put pressure on food manufacturers.
AAP · Aug 25, 2022 Woolworths hopes for return to normalcy Woolworths says supply chain disruptions, shortages, absenteeism and flooding led to financial performance that was below the supermarket giant's aspirations.
ABC News · Aug 24, 2022 Woolworths posts $1.5b profit amid COVID-19 outbreaks and supply shortages Woolworths reports its annual profit was almost flat as product shortages caused by floods in NSW and Queensland earlier this year, and COVID-19 outbreaks lead to a surge in sick workers taking days off.