
Jo Abi
Senior Writer and Journalist at 9Honey
Jo Abi is a Senior Writer at 9Honey, some tele, podcasting and radio, author, autism and mental health carer advocate, forever student.
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1 week ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Jo Abi
When Woolworths launched Scan&Go trolleys in August 2024, I was one of the first to try the technology out. It was a revolution in grocery shopping, an elevation of self-check out options. Scan&Go technology allows customers to scan their items before placing them in their trolleys and then pay for them quickly at a "dedicated kiosk".
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1 week ago |
kitchen.nine.com.au | Jo Abi
Finger buns are the epitome of comfort food, hitting the spot no matter what time of day it is – for many, there's just nothing like them. Which is why we can understand one Aussie's total panic when she couldn't find any at her local supermarket this week, branding them "no where to be found". "What has happened to Woolworths finger buns?" TikToker Chelsea asked in a recent video posted on her channel @chelsea.pixels.
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1 week ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Jo Abi
Sarah Ferguson has spoken of the "profound scars" she has from childhood, following a recent stay at a mental health clinic in Switzerland. The 65-year-old, who was married to Prince Andrew from 1986 until 1996, shared details of her stay on social media and went into further depth about her mental health challenges in an essay published in The Telegraph UK. Ferguson shared a photo from her stay at the mental health clinic on social media and opened up about her experience.
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1 week ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Jo Abi
Meghan Markle has revealed why she's putting her podcast Confessions of a Female Founder on hiatus after one season. During a recent appearance on the podcast Aspire with Emme Grede the 43-year-old said that she is taking "everyone's advice, and mine included" and hitting pause on her podcast for now.
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1 week ago |
honey.nine.com.au | Jo Abi
Australia's unspoken battle with tipping culture has been exposed, showing 43 per cent are giving it a hard pass. In a survey of 1,000 Aussies by Money.com.au four per cent say they always tip servers in restaurants, cafés or bars while 29 per cent will do so "depending on the occasion". A further 18 per cent "feel uncomfortable about tipping but will do it if pressured", while seven per cent are happy to tip to "reward good service".
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