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My parents had a general store in country NSW when I was late primary school and first couple of years of high school in the early to mid 1960s. For 6d ( sixpence = 6 pennies) you could get a sizeable bag of lollies: choc buddies and liquorice blocks were 4 a 1d ( 1 penny), most other lollies...

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One purchase frome ONE supermarket and one from ONE butcher. Is this a real market test of price and quality? I don't think so. I don't question the two results in this 'test", however there is an absence of comparisons upon which to make a generalised conclusion between meat from a supermarket...

I have never seen bread rolls at any Bunnings sausage sizzle in Victoria - city or regional stores. And it's probably been said - but generally the 'Bunnings' sausagle sizzles are run by community groups, such as primary schools, as fund raisers. It is those groups who supply the food and...

More KMart cheap items made where? I would check the 'Made in ..' tag before even thinking of trying something on.

Not sure the given list is truly relative to 'real' cost of living issues as the majority of items on it are non-essentials - lollies etc.

Good one. Will try it this week.

Condolences to SR, and also thanks for bringing this to everyone's attention. I think this situation is appalling - preying on family at a highly emotional time. Rather than purchasing a prepaid funeral - which seems to be total misnomer in this sad case at least - I think it's better to...

So many of us like to complain about the sneaky practices employed by supermarkets, yet are cheering for shoppers deliberately 'gaming' their loyalty cards. I hope this does not eventally have a negative impact on ALL shoppers by changes to supermarket, and other, loyalty programs.

How 'green' are EV's really? They have to be charged using our existing power supply which in Australia is still heavily coal- based. Therefore not so 'green'. How are the batteries manufactured? Through massive increases in mineral mining which has resultant major environmental impacts...

As a 'subsidiary of the Commonwealth Bank', Bankwest is at the very least, the junior partner to a Big 4 member. That is a very close relationship, and would have a large impact on their activities and conduct.

While I feel a little sorry for this travellor, my main response is 'How naive can an adult be in this day and age?' We are constantly reminded NOT to share personal details and photos with clear and/or hidden data, online. He should be thankful his valuable lesson didn't cost him more.

If for some odd reason I decided to use a self service checkout ( not likely) I would scan items as I wanted to depending on how I wanted to load my bags and trolley.

Great video. Loved every aspect of it. Great for all passengers, Aussies and others, as it highlights so many wonderful places around the world. Commentary by employees and FF members are more personal, and the safety messages succinct and to the point.

It's not only banks that want a cashless society. Governments aren't stepping in to stop this because they too will benefit enormously if cash is no longer used. Why? BECAUSE EVERY SINGLE TRANSACTION WE MAKE COULD, AND POSSIBLY WOULD, BE TRACKED BY GOVERNMENT BODIES. The only possible way to at...