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We’re fair, Coles tells Senate inquiry

20 May 2012

Jane Harper Herald Sun May 16, 2012 Coles says its prices are fair. SUPERMARKET giant Coles has defended its private…

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Armed robbers terrorise night workers

20 May 2012

Isabelle Oderberg, Erin Michael Herald Sun May 16, 2012 SOME of Victoria’s lowest-income earners are being repeatedly terrorised by armed…

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Why people are buying more butter

20 May 2012

Darren Gray May 16, 2012 The Age AUSTRALIANS are putting more butter on their bread and in their cooking, and…

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Soda Makers Scramble to Fill Void as Sales Drop

20 May 2012

STEPHANIE STROM The community garden near her home in Cuba, N.M. With her doctor’s help, Ms. Cowboy realized that sugar…

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Jettisoning the Kwik-E-Mart Image of C-Store Food

20 May 2012

May 16 2012 NACSOnline Convenience stores have improved their fresh food offerings, but still struggle with negative PR and consumer…

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Watchdog urged to probe local distributors blocking online sales

20 May 2012

Rachel Wells May 17, 2012 The Age THERE are growing calls for Australia’s competition watchdog to conduct an inquiry into…

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No longer be-Holden to the petrol bowser

20 May 2012

Greg Thom and Paul Pottinger The Daily Telegraph May 17, 2012 PETROL pump pain could soon be a thing of…

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Cigarette giant chops up the prices

20 May 2012

Alison McMeekin The Daily Telegraph May 17, 2012 TOBACCO company British American Tobacco Australia (BATA) says it has been forced…

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If you want to lead, read this

20 May 2012

Kate Southam Thursday, May, 17, 2012 I met an ex-British army officer who had commanded 100 troops in Iraq during…

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IGA takes gourmet approach

20 May 2012

May 18, 2012 The Age SUPERMARKET chain IGA is to take on its larger competitors with a national rollout of…

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Can petrol really burn out and fade away for good?

20 May 2012

Claire Connelly, Technology Reporter news.com.au May 18, 2012 NISSAN has launched Australia’s first fully electric car, boasting green credentials from…

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Probe into retailing on the net

20 May 2012

Rachel Wells The Age Acts of lessening competition or controlling prices represent a breach competition laws. THE competition watchdog will…

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