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Aldi joins Woolworths and Kmart in ditching Australia Day merch | Namoi Valley Independent
Supermarket chain Aldi said there will be no Australia Day 'Special Buys' catalogue in 2024 following Woolworths' decision to end merchandise.
Source: nvi.com.au
Nuclear energy: The Coalition is hoodwinking Australia
Peter Dutton is expected to make rescinding the nuclear power prohibition a 2025 election policy, prompting backlash from experts.
Source: crikey.com.au
Aldi joins Woolworths and Kmart in ditching Australia Day Merchandise | South Coast Register
Aldi confirms it won't be selling Australia Day merchandise in 2024, following the footsteps of Woolworths and Kmart. But one major retailer will.
Source: southcoastregister.com.au
The Premier and the Pope | Long live the Jarrett's | Linguists on ASIO watchlist | Pangallo vs 'Big Wokes'
With the return of InSider for 2024, there's lots of talk around AI functionality, even more talk about health care, a Riverland creek getting a new name and a fanciful vision for future Adelaide.
Source: indaily.com.au
NITV Radio News - 12/01/2024
Operator Sunwater says Paradise Dam in Brisbane's north is too severely damaged and work will begin soon to construct a new dam.
Source: sbs.com.au
Aldi joins Woolworths and Kmart in ditching Australia Day merch | The Courier
Supermarket chain Aldi said there will be no Australia Day 'Special Buys' catalogue in 2024 following Woolworths' decision to end merchandise.
Source: thecourier.com.au
Afternoon Update: Australia supports US and UK strikes on Houthi sites; Aldi drops Australia Day merch; and ultimate summer reads
Joe Biden announced Australia among five nations to support the strikes in response to attacks on ships passing through the Red Sea
Source: theguardian.com