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Supermarket: Coles and Woolworths introduce promotions to target healthy living - Vimarsana News

Supermarket: Coles and Woolworths introduce promotions to target healthy living

They're the promotions that have started a vigorous supermarket war, enticing shoppers with plastic collectables, mini books and even glasses. But the plastic collectables such as Ooshies have been the focus of some criticism, due to the environmental waste. Now Australia's supermarket giants are turning to new areas that focus on healthy living. Supermarket giants have turned to environmentally friendly alternatives after backlash from previous plastic collectable promotions.(9News) Plastic collectables such as Ooshies have been the focus of some criticism, due to the environmental waste.(9N...

'Mario cuts through everything': How EB Games survived retail's great battle - Vimarsana News

'Mario cuts through everything': How EB Games survived retail's great battle

‘Mario cuts through everything’: How EB Games survived retail’s great battle We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement In a world dominated by deep discounts, online competition and soaring shop rents, it’s hard to understand how a 20-year-old retailer like EB Games could not only survive, but thrive. On the surface, it seems the video gaming chain has the odds stacked against it, with a sprawling 400-strong store network, fierce competition both in malls and online, and a languishing US par...

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How The Conversation's journalism made a difference in December and January - Vimarsana News

How The Conversation's journalism made a difference in December and January

Ensuring governments listen to the evidence After Murdoch University’s Lorraine Finlay wrote Think the dual citizenship saga does not affect state parliamentarians? It might be time to think again, the Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges in the West Australian parliament called an inquiry into the issues raised by The Conversation’s article and have recommended that state constitutional amendments be introduced. After University of Sydney’s Leanne Cutcher and Swinburne University’s Graham Dyer wrote ‘I can still picture the faces’: Black Saturday firefighters want you t...

Iconic supermarket brands back in Aussie hands - Vimarsana News

Iconic supermarket brands back in Aussie hands

Business by David Aidone Premium Content Subscriber only Exclusive: Some of Australia's biggest iconic milk, yoghurt and fruit juice brands are now officially out of foreign hands - and consumers can expect to see new products on supermarket shelves. Popular milk brands including Big M, Dare, Farmers Union, Pura and Dairy Farmers have been acquired by Bega Cheese through its takeover of Japanese-owned Lion's Dairy and Drinks division. The $534 million deal marks the locally-owned company's first foray into fresh dairy products, yoghurt labels such Yoplait ...

PM Ardern and President Biden as a comparison - Vimarsana News

PM Ardern and President Biden as a comparison

viz., "a supra-national entity that has laws, courts and the means to enforce the peace." RedLogix 1.1.1.1.1.1 In my view that while the ICC was undeniably a good idea, it never attained the commitment across the board to permit it to succeed. I'll go back to my original parallel; the reason why nation states are mostly lawful and peaceful places is that ordinary citizens forgo the right to coercion and revenge and place it solely in the hands of the nation state. In the case of the ICC that never really happened; while most nations signed up to the ICC, there was never ...