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theiowastandard.com | Amy Sinclair
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
perthnow.com.au | Amy Sinclair
An urgent warning has been issued to all Australians ahead of Thursday’s $100m Powerball draw. The Powerball Draw 1489 Division One jackpot has hit the eye-watering amount after going unclaimed for four weeks. But with as many as a thousand Powerball tickets expected to sell every minute before tonight’s draw, players are being urged to take note of a crucial — but easy-to-miss — piece of advice from The Lott.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
7news.com.au | Amy Sinclair
With a huge $100 million up for grabs in Thursday’s Powerball draw 1475, it’s no wonder as many as half of Australia’s adults could buy a ticket. The jackpot is the one of the biggest the country has seen and comes after four weeks of no division one winning entries. But have you ever wondered whether you will have to pay tax on your Powerball millions if you were to win?
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Aug 12, 2024 | 
7news.com.au | Amy Sinclair
ALDI shoppers are going wild over a new dessert that has just landed in the freezer section of their local stores. The supermarket giant is now selling four-packs of Portuguese tarts for a limited time only. And while the popular treat can retail for as much as $8 each at cafes and patisseries, ALDI is selling the new packs for just $4.99 — which equates to just $1.25 per individual tart.
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Aug 11, 2024 | 
7news.com.au | Amy Sinclair
Woolworths customers are reeling after being hit by a major technical issues that impacted online orders. The retail giant has confirmed that home delivery orders were cancelled and delayed due to the glitch on Sunday, August 11. Hundreds of angry shoppers flooded social media with complaints, furious that their online orders had been compromised with no explanation.
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Aug 7, 2024 | 
7news.com.au | Amy Sinclair
A Woolworths customer has taken aim after noting a staggering increase in the cost of one popular variety of eggs. Sharing on X, the shopper shared his outrage after spotting the price of a dozen Pace Farms Jumbo 800g Eggs. A screenshot of the Woolworths website shows that the popular buy retails for a steep $10.20 per dozen. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today “Are @Woolworths done taking the p***?” the X user asked.
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Aug 5, 2024 | 
7news.com.au | Amy Sinclair
Australian coin collectors are reeling over a “ridiculous” issue with Woolworths’ recent $2 Olympics coin release. In July, the supermarket giant and the Royal Australian Mint announced they were offering a limited edition range of $2 coins to commemorate Australia’s 2024 Olympic and Paralympic teams.
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Aug 4, 2024 | 
7news.com.au | Amy Sinclair
McDonald’s has confirmed a major change to its Quarter Pounder range, with the release of two new versions of the iconic burger. From Wednesday, August 7, Macca’s will be offering four Quarter Pounder varieties in all restaurants across Australia. Included in the new menu is the brand-new Quarter Pounder BBQ Bacon and Crispy Onions, which includes 100 per cent Aussie beef and pickles, cheese, bacon and golden crispy onions topped with tasty barbecue sauce.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
ajg.com | Ceiry Fox |Amy Sinclair |Sarah Palmer
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Jun 29, 2024 | 
perthnow.com.au | Amy Sinclair
Hundreds of Woolworths, Coles and ALDI customers have let rip over the “hideously unflattering” cameras used in self-serve checkouts. Sharing on Reddit, one shopper sparked the intense debate after questioning whether the cameras make you look worse than you actually are. The controversial post attracted hundreds of reactions from those agreed with the shopper — and lead to some accusing the major supermarkets of “doing it on purpose”.
