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trading

‘Cop out’ Sunday trading decision leaves businesses in limbo after Queensland inquiry

Key points: Big businesses in regional Queensland could be eligible for Sunday trading come August 2023 The decision is one of nine recommendations following a parliamentary inquiry Both sides of the Sunday trading debate say they are disappointed with the inquiry’s outcomes Small retailers in regional Queensland have been given until August 2023 to prepare […]

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Business Loan

10 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Applying For A Business Loan

As a supermarket operator, applying for business loans can undoubtedly be a confusing process. To obtain some answers to some critical questions, we reached out to our own finance broker partner, Abhishek Maharaj from Winquote, for help. If you’re thinking of seeking financial solutions, here are ten questions to ask yourself before beginning the process.

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Coles

Coles shopper shares alarming find in bag of ‘ready-to-eat’ spinach

A Coles spokesperson has responded after the customer shared the concerning discovery on social media, leaving one user ‘traumatised’. A Coles customer has shared photographs of an alarming discovery in a popular salad buy. Sharing on Facebook, the shopper said he was shocked when he took a closer look at the contents of a bag of Coles Baby

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IGA

Brothers boost IGA business more than a third in Brisbane riverfront site

Two brothers are boosting their seven-year-old IGA supermarket business by more than one third as part of a major expansion plan of the Brisbane riverfront retail destination Portside Wharf. Robin and Ramsay Zeneldin are increasing the store footprint to 1036sqm, adding a brand new café, cheese bar and health food section, and expanding the meat,

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Grocery

Frugl Grocery unveils a new version with advanced features

Grocery comparison app, Frugl Grocery has released its version 3.0 which includes a range of new retailers and enhanced features for consumers. The price comparison function on the app now tracks prices across Aldi, IGA supermarkets, Drakes and Foodland as well as Coles and Woolworths which were included in previous versions. Shoppers can compare the

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Workplace Bullying

Dealing with Workplace Bullying and Harassment at your Supermarket

The goal of any supermarket owner should be to create a safe and enjoyable work environment for all their employees. After all, happy employees do generate a productive business. Employee policies and workplace posters are an important avenue for employers to communicate with their employees about what types of conduct are prohibited, what employees should

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Woodroffe

Call for information on Commercial premises rammed – Woodroffe

Northern Territory Police are calling for public assistance to help identify a man following an incident in which a vehicle rammed the front doors of the Woodroffe Supermarket on Saturday. Shortly after 10am police received a report that a vehicle had deliberately reversed into premises on Baldwin Drive. Serious Crime detectives would like to speak

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Stuart Highway

Northern Territory food shortages continue as parts of the Stuart Highway remain submerged in floodwater

Key points: The Stuart Highway connecting Adelaide to Darwin remains flooded in some areas after heavy rainfall Freight companies are taking a lengthy detour to help fill supermarket shelves Supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles say fresh food and many essential items will be restocked in coming days The food shortage in the Northern Territory has

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