Recent content by Janbee

Purely to do the right thing for our trashed environment.

I always use the hessian supermarket bags, they are not always available to buy though.

I believe they are made from recycled paper.

I always check receipts and usually all prices are correct. Sometimes an item with a sticker "reduced for quick sale" scans at the old price and I get a refund of the difference. This is a rarity though as the scanner generally does a good job.

Have bought the offcuts before but the couple of times I did there was mostly fat and bone, not such value for money. I guess you have to be lucky.

The old age pension has never been sufficient, now with rising cost of living it fails miserably to allow elderly Australians to live with dignity. Successive Governments do not care, pensioners do not pay income tax, only those in the full time work force are considered worthy of...

Words fail me.

Totally agree with all the above comments.

I am disappointed at the "Americanisation" of our English language, not just the spelling but also the pronunciation of now so many words, ceramoany, contraversy, etc., etc. The spelling i have used is to highlight the way it is said in America.

Don't see the need for baskets, shoppers should, by now, be in the habit of bringing their own supermarket bags. However, smaller trolleys would be a good addition.

A few just don't care. These people have a very selfish attitude, if it doesn't affect them they couldn't care less.

Used both Coles and Woolworths delivery and had no problems with either. It is a great service if, for whatever reason, you can't do your supermarket shop in person.

Hmmm, I agree with the couples decision although I think if I won a huge sum I would want to pay off the home mortgages of my children. Definitely would not be advertising the fact I had won the lottery.