Struggling Big W has little chance of overtaking arch rival Kmart, retail experts say, as the Woolworths-owned retailer ...

Larger shops are banned from opening in Millicent on Sundays. The Wattle Range Council says supermarkets have been offering deliveries to the town on Sundays. A South Australian council has ...

John Lewis has released their Christmas ad to the usual hype and fanfare, but we know where it's at this year - and we've ...

Millions of Americans cast their vote and Medsafe celebrated by the govt. A new supermarket will open in place of Greerton’s soon-to-close Woolworths store, the Bay of Plenty Times can reveal.

The ACCC is suing Coles and Woolworths, accusing them of sham discounts. Louie Douvis The Albanese government mandated an investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission into ...

Shehan Nandasiri has been rising to the top as a red-hot baker in the Woolworths supermarket chain. The Woolworths Katikati charge baker has been busy slaving over a hot stove competing against ...

The tech company behind Woolworths smart trolleys says its carts can track shoppers through stores and send targeted ads. Coles has announced its own smart carts with tracking and personalised ...

Woolworths' first-quarter results show a business prioritising sales growth and customer retention at the cost of margins. For a company of Woolworths' size and competitive position, we think it's the ...

The lower prices at Woolworths – particularly in meat, pantry and freezer products – came as shoppers turned in bigger numbers to home brand goods as they grappled with high mortgage and ...

In early 2024, Woolworths introduced a new worker performance ... following you around with a clipboard, piece of paper and a pen. Writing stuff down behind you. It feels degrading.

Cameron Moore, representing Woolworths, told the court the company had not initiated the temporary spikes in prices. Woolworths, Coles grilled on claim that Australians pay more for Tim Tams than ...

Coles and Woolworths shoppers could claim up to $5,000 back from the supermarket giants if they are found to have deceived shoppers with their pricing tactics, a leading lawyer has said.