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.
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The 7-Eleven wage repayment scheme has so far repaid over $110 million in unpaid wages. However former wage repayment chairman Professor Allan Fels has raised concerns about minimal fines. The current payout has eclipsed penalties under existing laws and raised questions about a new law that the Federal Government has proposed, Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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Mr Yousaf, founder of data gathering and analysis service Kalido, said there’s a lot of room to build on the digital side of C-store sales, and that Australia is lagging behind the rest of the world.
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That’s why C&I Week chose to join the Australasian Association of Convenience Stores in its annual Downunder Study Tour, which this year was held in and around the progressive capital city of Melbourne.
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Cairns drivers have been hit with the highest petrol prices in Australia, a new report has found. According a petrol market study released by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) the average net profit of petrol stations in Cairns was around 38% higher than anywhere else in Australia in 2015-16. ACCC chairman Rod Sims
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A fight broke out at popular a Redfern convenience store last Friday night, resulting in three hospitalisations and two arrests.
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Caltex has parted ways with Leo Burnett and appointed Saatchi & Saatchi as its new creative agency. Following a competitive pitch, Caltex’s eight-year relationship with Burnett ended and Saatchi won the bid. Leo Burnett CEO Peter Bosilkovski said he was proud of the work Leo Burnett had done with Caltex. “We declined to take part
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A New Zealand convenience store staff member has had to recover from a serious fright after a daylight armed robbery, the sixth convenience store robbery in the area since April. Two men wearing scarves over their faces and wielding a weapon entered the Tauranga store at 2pm and confronted the employee. Store owner Aman Deep
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Caltex will not be opposed by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in its bid to acquire a chain of Victorian service stations. The ACCC has made the decision not to oppose the proposed acquisition worth $95 million, which will result in Caltex taking control of the operation of 46 different service station sites.
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An assistance fund of $20 million will be set up by Caltex Australia for employees who have been underpaid by Caltex franchisees. Staff who were not paid their full entitlements from 2015 onwards will be able to claim back what they are owed from franchise owners of the petrol retailer. In an audit that saw
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The annual Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS) State of the Industry Report is set to be released next week.
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Leighton O’Brien has entered into a contract with 7-Eleven extending the wetstock monitoring program, they announced today. The agreement is part of the environmental compliance program. The agreement is part of the environmental compliance program encompassing 7-Eleven’s network across the country, The contract encompasses the monitoring of 475 sites on Leighton O’Brien’s SIRA program as part
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United Petroleum has swooped in to rescue embattled purveyor of fine pasty goods, Pie Face, but the purchase price remains a mystery pack.
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