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Coca-Cola Amatil appoints Caltex director to board

Coca-Cola Amatil has announced the appointment of Penelope Winn to the Amatil Board as an Independent Non-Executive Director, effective 2 December 2019. Winn is currently a Non-Executive Director of Caltex Australia Limited, CSR Limited, Goodman Limited and Goodman Funds Management Limited. Winn will step down as Chair and Non-Executive Director of Port Waratah Coal Services […]

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Coles ramps up convenience with small format store

Coles has unveiled a brand-new concept with the opening of the new Coles Local in St Kilda, Victoria. The new store which further challenges the convenience sector due to its small format, features a “living herb wall”, the largest range of vegan and vegetarian products in the country, a pick-and-mix bar just for dogs, a pineapple

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IGA launches new Christmas campaign

IGA launches new Christmas campaign

IGA has launched two national TVCs with a seasonal twist over Christmas, that are inspired by real stories. The ads continue to highlight the special relationships IGA retailers have with their local customers and suppliers. This latest work builds on the IGA TVCs launched eight weeks ago by The Core Agency. The TVCs continue with Shane Jacobson, recounting

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7-Eleven

7-Eleven opens new store in Wendouree

7-Eleven Australia opened its newest store at 1002-1006 Howitt Street Wendouree last week. The Wendouree team are looking forward to providing a great experience and offer to Wendouree locals and visitors. There will be approximately 10 team members, including eight team members new to the 7-Eleven business. 7-Eleven Victorian State Manager, Marc Costabile said the

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Australian shoppers ready to cut the line with autonomous, cashierless retail

Consumers ready for autonomous instore shopping: report

According to a recent survey conducted by SOTIInc., the majority of Australian shoppers stand ready to embrace the move towards autonomous shopping experiences, such as Amazon Go. Recently launched in the U.S., Amazon Go removes checkout counters and having to line up to pay and allows ‘just walk out shopping’. Autonomous shopping brings with it

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BP DJs

BP and David Jones open first store

BP and David Jones have opened their first co-branded store in Bayside, Melbourne. The new store aims to deliver fresh, high-quality products, innovative convenience offers and shape the way Australian consumers shop for food. BP Bayside, on the corner of North Road and Nepean Highway, showcases the new dual-branded look and feel, alongside BP’s quality

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Woolworths taking on convenience retailers

Woolworths opens smallest ever store in Sydney

Woolworths is opening a cash-free ‘micro’ store in Sydney this week. The supermarket giant is trialling a convenience-style cashless shop targeted at city workers. The 50 metre square shop will have very limited stock and will focus on ready-to-go breakfasts, lunches, snacks and drinks, putting it squarely up against convenience retailers. The store is named

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IGA teams up with Australia Post

IGA to undertake payroll audit

Retailers in the convenience industry will initiate fresh payroll audits following the recent admission by Woolworths that it underpaid nearly 6,000 salaried workers for the last 10 years. A spokesperson for Metcash, which supplies independent supermarket chain IGA, said while the company conducted regular internal and external audits of its payroll, it would be double-checking

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