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Coles and Woolworths reopen online delivery, ‘Click&Collect’ service

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  Coles and Woolworths have reopened their online delivery and ‘click & collect’ services in another sign panic buying is stabilising. Coles Online reopened for all customers earlier this week, following a temporary suspension enacted in early March for all but their elderly and vulnerable customers through their Coles Online Priority Service (COPS). The service […]

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Cadbury release limited edition Mother’s Day Roses

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It’s likely to be a very different Mother’s Day for many of us, but Cadbury has ensured we can still send mum some love, with the release of a specially designed box of Roses. Collaborating with Australian illustrator Sarah Hankinson, the brand has designed the limited edition gift box, which swaps the traditional purple packaging

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Metcash successfully raise $300 million

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Wholesaler Metcash has successfully raised $300 million in capital by selling off 107 million new shares. The shares were placed up for sale yesterday at a discounted price of $2.80, down 7.9% on the $3.04 at the ASX close of trade on Friday, when the sale was announced. The new shares were quickly snapped up

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Kellogg’s offer tonnes of support through COVID-19

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As the financial toll of COVID-19 continues to affect thousands of Australians, cereal giant Kellogg’s is stepping up to help those in need. Kellogg’s Australia and New Zealand today announced they will up their food donations by one tonne each month for the next six months. The donations equate to roughly 150,000 bowls of cereal

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7-Eleven launch delivery service

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In great news for Melbournians, 7-Eleven has just made it even easier to order groceries to your door. The convenience chain have just launched a contactless home delivery service. The service will operate on a next-day delivery basis for most of the included suburbs, however a select few will offer delivery within the hour, perfect

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COVID-19 pushes consumers to convenience

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As COVID-19 continues to impact daily life, consumers are increasingly turning towards convenience stores to source essentials. The Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS) CEO Jeff Rogut said consumers were favouring convenience stores for shopping as they were hyper-local, easily accessible and typically less crowded than supermarkets. A recent survey, How shoppers are using convenience stores

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Unilever, Reckitt Benckiser offer help through Covid-19

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Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser are two of the latest companies to step up and pitch in to help during the Covid-19 crisis. As businesses feel the pinch from significant government trading restrictions aimed at reducing the spread of the deadly pandemic and vulnerable Australians face product shortages due to panic buying, the two consumer goods

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Home delivery, outback style: roadhouse flies in pizza and beer

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It’s hard enough being on lockdown in the middle of a major city, let alone in the isolation of the Australian outback. When you’re hours from anywhere there’s little chance of ordering grocery deliveries – let alone an Uber Eats order. Luckily, struck with a little ingenuity and access to a light plane, one Outback

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