BP Australia will donate a portion of the next week’s-worth of fuel sales to the McGrath Foundation, in support of the Breast Care Nurses who care for thousands of families around the nation that are affected by breast cancer.
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Small businesses are reminded to prepare for a ban on excessive card transaction surcharges, due to come into effect in September this year.
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Thanks to a recent makeover, Romeo’s IGA in Sydney’s Summer Hill looks more like a European food hall than your local supermarket.
Aussie store or European food hall? Read More »
The much-loved-midnight-snack retailer Pie Face saw its end in 2014, in a spectacular collapse following a string of unprofitable stores.
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A recent global ransomware attack that hit Australia’s Tasmanian Cadbury factory has sparked speculation of a Russian conspiracy with roots in the Kremlin. Vice reported overnight that the attack initially targeted Ukraine’s infrastructure, before spreading around the world and locking down computer systems with demands for ransom in the Bitcoin currency. The attack affected many
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Brick and mortar C-store owners looking for a way to join the digital revolution will have an easier way to target customers with mobile advertising, thanks to the launch of a local geofencing service.
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Australian fuel retailer Caltex has been given regulatory approval to purchase Gull New Zealand as part of its plan to increase its retail business.
Caltex approved to buy Gull NZ Read More »
Red Bull will soon undertake the national launch of their latest NPD: the Summer Edition Ruby Grapefruit flavour.
Red Bull brings the flavour of summer early this year Read More »
Tobacco suppliers have been denied the ability to impose restrictive sanctions on retailers or wholesalers suspected of selling illicit tobacco products.
ACCC halts “quasi-regulatory” illicit tobacco proposal Read More »
Metro Fuels retailers will soon be able to test a range of new products on the market thanks to a product discovery program run by Stock Box.
Metro partners with Stockbox for new product trials Read More »
Written by Marie Sansom for Government News NSW convenience customers may be waiting a while longer to be able to collect deposits on their drinks containers, as a group of Australia’s largest waste management companies has called for the NSW container deposit scheme (CDS) to be further delayed. The National Waste and Recycling Industry Council (NWRIC), whose
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Chinese shoppers will soon be able to make their groceries come when called as a new convenience store on wheels takes off! The world’s first unmanned-convenience-supermarket-on-wheels, is called Moby-Mart, and is currently in the prototyping stage, its Chinese designers spruiking it as the mini-mart of the future. Dubbed by the company as “the simplest shopping
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A product recall has been issued for the “all-time favourite” Hershey’s Cookies ‘n’ Creme chocolate blocks, due to the potential inclusion of gluten and wheat, and almonds, which are not declared on the product allergen statement.
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