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And neither is Coles or Woollies selling 100% Australian made products.

"(Since when is 3 loaves of bread, 9 cans of tuna, kabana, veges & some sauces a handful of groceries. )" Where did you get that list of groceries bought from Coles from.? In case I missed it can you please lead me as to where the article from SDC is saying that.? I will wait for your respones...

No relief to us

I do feel for you but it is getting the same in every other states due to the younger generations being brainwashed by the education systems and their Marxists teachers and professors.

I am sorry to tell you that Victoria is getting more and more like New York where there is no bail and the same perpetrators are caught and release times and time again. You can thank your Labour Governemnt in Vicotria for that which was led by none ther than Chairman Dan where people could not...

So true. I was never asked to attend and/or to participate in any questioning as I would have told them what these CEO's are actually doing. How would you like to have a certain number of cattle to be deli vered to them at a certain date at a certain price only to be told that they don't want...

You can la 100% of the balme to the do gooders as they are never made to pay for the consequences of this animals actions. The Law should be that the do gooders be forced to pay and you will soon find out that they will change their attitudes. Until the taxpayers are the ones constantly forking...

Incorrect. Although I don't support the Greens in any ways or form, one has to remember that he forms part of the committee engaged to investigate the wrong doings of not just Woollies but also ALDI, Coles and possibly others. For me Banducci overstepped the mark on countless occasions and he...

And what has all of that got to do with prices of eggs in China.? The main subject here is about Woollies price gouging not who is running the investigation. Has Woollies done the right thing or not and has woollies overstepped it's mark in what they have been doing to their customers. That is...

Jest, How can you say that if Woollies went belly up we will stop buying cheap and we would all suffer when Wollies and possibly Coles are the ones increasing prices while possibly even colluding with one another. I told the forum before that Woolworths is selling drink at about 130 or 150%...

Look my friend what are trying to prove here.? BS and baseless comments aren't going anywhere fast. Once again I have to tell you and the forum that I really know (based on experience, qualifications and knowledge), how the wheels are turning in corporations. The rules are set in motion by...

You are wasting your time in trying to defend the indefensible. Unless os course you are someone greasing the wheels of someone here.

Price gouging so that the Company will make more profits and then he will collects his share of the profits which are passed on to him as Short and Long Term Bonuses. Trust me I know how the system works. Not because I hve collected them in the past myself but been a qualified person who knows...

So sorry to hear that. But you can't blame yourself for something you had no powers on at the time. Hope that that mongrel got caught and punished by the full extent of the Law.

Some harsh punishment has to be inflicted to them. No more of these do gooders helps and protection.

It is bloody sickening to read or hear things the like of this. And I am of the strong beliefs that these 3 animals, YES ANIMALS might have had their fair share of attention by the police in the past and the failed system we have in Australia, (where the protection and the attention is always...

"(Sitting in their luxurious offices, courtesy of their piddling degrees in business administration or economics,)" Are you sure that they ven got that besides their name.?

Fully agree with your last sentence

But you can't deny that a pack of ten Kirsch drinks who you can buy at times from a corner store for $ 6.50 a pack and Woolworths is selling the same drinks for $14 or $14.50 a pack is not gouging. And when Woolworths was selling these pack at $6.50 per pack just before Covid and immediatley...

Apparently the young person who did the terror attack last night in a Sydney Suburb's Church wounding the Bishop, a Priest and a few others was out on bail on or about January this year. But yes, I can hear the bleeding hearts now.