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    Woolworths to introduce major technology change in fruit and veggie aisle: "The future of retail"

    That is a fantastic idea! Why can't the mega brains at supermarkets do this?
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    IGA customer says 'only the rich' can afford fresh produce now: "That's a bloody outrage!"

    I think personally, that a lot of the high priced items will end up in landfill. Not many people can afford to spend this much when we are on a limited budget. Pensioners have to first pay bills then budget for the large bills, like electricity and rates (if you have your own home).So lettuce...
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    Big W’s releases new jumper that rivals that of more expensive brands

    Yes, but add petrol prices and stress because of roads with potholes as big as the great Australian bight and that takes the shine off. No thank you.
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    More food waste tips and tricks to reduce grocery expenses: "Never throw out anything ever again!"

    I already do the "potato" thing, but there is no greengrocer or supermarket with in cooee of me that sells Jerusalem artichokes. Oh how I would love some of these. It has been years since I have been able to buy them.
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    Millions of Australians get access to $1600 financial aid — here’s everything you need to know

    We have had solar for almost 10 years, in that time we have always had a fair sized bill each quarter for power. (300$) I believe that I should have saved my thousands of dollars and not bothered. This latest kick in the stomach is just another reminder that the powers that be want us gone if we...
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    14 of the most annoying ‘Americanisations’ of the English language

    I have spell checker on my computer and every time I write a sentence using "correct" spelling for words like colour it is underlined as wrong, but color is supposed to be correct. Since when?
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    What do Americans think about Australian cuisine? The answer will shock you…

    One has to remember the Americans love everything (including savory food) extremely sweet. We should not eat that much sugar for extended periods. The buns are all sugar. The roasts in some cases are cooked in coca cola. Too much for me. Give me our "boring" Aussie food any time.
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    Parents MORTIFIED by graphic sex descriptions contained in a CHILDREN’S BOOK – “This is beyond messed up.”

    My grandson is six, but a very young six. He is still loving his Bluey cartoons and Minion movies. I would hope that the school he attends will not have this book on their list. They grow up too fast now as it is. Let them be children for a bit longer.
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    Rising costs of living push many pensioners into poverty: "I'm not sure I will survive"

    I will contribute $5.00 also, I know what she is going through. I can not see a future that includes me when all the bills come in and I have no money in the bank. What happened to the "Golden Years"?
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    Healthy baking tips for diabetics

    I am in trouble I can not eat seeds and onions (diviticular), Fibre no, (IBS). There is not much left that I enjoy. Diabetes is a nightmare.
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    Cleaning expert reveals SECRET cleaning item that she swears by for turning her shower room sparkling clean

    My showers are almost 40 years old. As much as I would love a refurbish, I have a husband that refuses to spend any money on stuff that is not broken. I wonder if this "wonder" thingy would transform my very tired showers. Now that would be a modern day miracle!
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    Kmart is bringing back an 80s fashion trend – are you here for it?

    I did not like them in the 80's. I don't like them still. A big thumbs down from me.
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    Coles shoppers accuse Cadbury of practising “shrinkflation” after its Easter Egg treats appeared to have “slimmed down”

    I stopped buying any cadburys products when they stopped using "Easter and Christmas" in theirTV campaigns
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    Economist reveals the subtle ways Australians are experiencing “shrinkflation” — “You don't realise it's happening”

    This is certainly becoming a real problem for household budgets. Not only with the "shrinkage" of many products but with making them stretch to feed families, who are on very tight budgets. This means mum and dad do not get sufficient food in some cases to keep them healthy and God forbid they...
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