A newly released budget by the Morrison government has upset the Greens political party. The Morrison government allocated $400,000 for a national electric vehicle strategy, which the Greens said is ‘an absolute joke’. The Greens party said the move was a joke, especially when it was compared with an allocation 25 times as much in […]
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The Katherine region in the Northern Territory will stay a designated ‘low aromatic fuel area’ according to the Western Advocate. The government has said it is committed to continue rolling out petrol that is unable to be sniffed, as part of a strategy to reduce the harm caused by petrol sniffing. Following a review of
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While c-stores are still known as a one-stop-shop for snacks and drinks, more and more consumers are using them for flowers and salads. According to CNBC, American c-store sales of fruit and vegetables has grown to roughly the same size as popcorn and pretzel sales. National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) VP of strategic industry initiatives
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As a consumer I am neutral on most customer service I receive. Occasionally, I walk out feeling great, becoming a convert, and drinking the Kool-Aid. Sometimes, I’m driven to wonder how a business is going to survive when it is employing untrained, uncaring, disengaged employees and in a saturated marketplace where I can either purchase
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Heinz has released a special type of mayonnaise that is surprisingly, not an April fools prank.
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A parliamentary committee has made a call for petrol and diesel cars should be phased out. The committee said Australia’s transport system would benefit from electric and hydrogen cars. The parliamentary inquiry into automated mass transit was led by 10 members of parliament and made 17 recommendations. Committee chair John Alexander Bennelong MP said automated and
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From the makers of Australia’s favourite popcorn, Cobs, comes a new style of chip called Pop’d Chips, for those looking for a healthier chip, popped full of flavour.
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LeVel Lemonade has made its long-awaited debut into stores recently.
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Kimberly-Clark Australia has announced it will close its Sydney facility in Western Sydney.
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Data on the performance of new SKOPE ActiveCore display fridges purchased in Adelaide late last year have shown that the fridges were unaffected by January’s record-breaking heatwave in the region. The information was collected automatically by SKOPE-connect, the manufacturer’s new fridge management app. “Considering the climate challenges facing Australia, this is very good news,” says
In the last two years we have seen the majors fuel retailers including 7/11, Caltex and United audited and found to be underpaying staff. Last week we saw Westside Petroleum a large independent fuel retailer targeted by Fair Work for underpaying staff. The award for petrol station owners is very confusing and many fuel retailers
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Café owners and chefs will be saying Bon Appétit to customers with the revolutionary cooked and snap frozen French Toast launched this month by Sunny Queen, one of Australia’s best-known and well-loved food brands.
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Dairy Farmers and Arnott’s have joined forces to deliver a modern twist on some of Australia’s most iconic flavours, with a limited-edition series of unique ‘bikkie’ inspired flavoured milks.
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