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Just what the world needs, cheap knock off that the fat ar$e people insist on wearing thinking they are glamorous like the celebrity they idolise.

The Aldi experience for you in a nutshell.

best part of the results, the Aldi branded detergent is package for Aldi by Cussons (presumably the same formula but different scent) strangely it got 5 points lower of the Choice scoring process. Go figure.

One of the few 'celebrities' that actually gave back to the community that made her. Substantial endowment to the Wellness Centre and just an all round example of humanity. If only some of the current batch could learn from her legacies.

the year round footwear of many Qld residence is either bare footed or thongs. If thongs are considered footwear can someone explain the difference of bare footed (assuming the wore something to start) and a pair of equally smelly thongs?

Just how will that result in ANY reduction in prices. Your next grizzle will be the mums and dad grocery stores (that went out with button up boots) are 'price gouging'. It's a no win. We either want cheapest possible prices through market share buying or we pay over the top for produce and...

It's unsafe. Can't use the rail lines so just a static parking place. Clearly the 'beloved' institution doesn't cover it's operating costs even with a bucket load of volunteers.

Major? ROFL, only if you want coverage in the 3 main eastern capitals. Once you're outside the inner metro area the coverage drops down to third rate to the point it often runs off Telstra. Don't think too many would have even notice a difference to their usual coverage/connection

the creator of todays questions appears to have read Hamlet and wants everyone to know.

too soon.

More low quality Aldi technology. It's built to a price and engineered obsolesence being the basic of most rubbish from Aldi. Will be another piece of rubbish going out for hard rubbish (or just dumped in a car park) in areas they seem to focus on (low income).

IT'S F*@KING REPORT TO GOVT, it's not a policy of the govt. Like every report to govt, only 1% of the recommendations will be taken up.

If you don't have sufficient super balance you're not EVER going to be a target of this report and recommendation to govt. Politicians that entered parliament from 2004 DO NOT get a pension for life on departure, they are also required to wait until they hit 60 to access (without tax penalties).

That is the literal opposite definition of a 'socialist'. The whole idea of super was to live off it, that is exhaust it and then if necessary the aged pension. Super is not a tax scheme or a fund to leave as an inheritance. Spend it while you are still capable of enjoying the lifestyle it...

no more red cordial of her then.

has been the law for at least 5 years now. Plenty of gripes on A Current Affair by people saying it was just next to them, blah blah, blah. Repeat, a well know law that has existed for 5 or more years. First year P platers are are required to keep their phone in the glove box or the back...

was an episode of towards 2000 many years ago say this was how shopping would be in the next 20 years. Weren't that far out.

Totally agree that their house brand products are better value than the market leader product. But compare apples with apples not against oranges. At the very least show the equivalent total if they compare with the house brands of the other supermarkets. Would suggest, it would be closer to...

Imitation if the most sincere form of flattery. Not sure when, the reference of: 'resemble' became the reference, they're knock offs. Pretty much the formula of all Aldi's products. Guarantee, those that know their brands know the difference. Not dis-similar to when cabbage patch dolls came...

As the owner of an electric vehicle that does tow a van, (average around the 330km per charge). I can assure you there are plenty of charge stations. Ampol has them, the big servos on fwy also have them, most Bunnings, more & more local govt run recreational centres are running them out...