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Trait that‘s costing millennials big Millennials are the most prolific online shoppers of any generation, and they’re more likely to pay more for items than anyone else. Lifestyle by Darren Cartwright 16th Apr 2021 1:04 PM Online shopping-addicted millennials and Gen Zs are losing out on thousands of dollars in discounts because they're "too scared to talk to shop assistants" nor prepared to haggle, experts say. Studies show that more than 60 per cent of millennials and Gen Zs prefer shopping online than in-stor...

Trait that‘s costing millennials big Millennials are the most prolific online shoppers of any generation, and they’re more likely to pay more for items than anyone else. Lifestyle by Darren Cartwright 16th Apr 2021 1:04 PM Online shopping-addicted millennials and Gen Zs are losing out on thousands of dollars in discounts because they're "too scared to talk to shop assistants" nor prepared to haggle, experts say. Studies show that more than 60 per cent of millennials and Gen Zs prefer shopping online than in-stor...

Trait that‘s costing millennials big Millennials are the most prolific online shoppers of any generation, and they’re more likely to pay more for items than anyone else. Lifestyle by Darren Cartwright 16th Apr 2021 1:04 PM Online shopping-addicted millennials and Gen Zs are losing out on thousands of dollars in discounts because they're "too scared to talk to shop assistants" nor prepared to haggle, experts say. Studies show that more than 60 per cent of millennials and Gen Zs prefer shopping online than in-stor...

Port Arthur 25 years on: 'A dark pain that never leaves' For those caught up in the Port Arthur massacre, time has still not healed the emotional scars of that horrific day. Crime by Ellen Whinnett Premium Content Subscriber only Tony Rundle vividly recalls flying towards Hobart on that autumn day in 1996, a sick sense of foreboding hanging over him. The then-premier of Tasmania had been preparing to drive from his farm outside Devonport in the state's north-west to the capital ready for the week's Parliamentary sitting. It was Sunday, April 28. ...

COVID border cheat gets community service A border cheat who lied about visiting a COVID-19 hotspot when returning to Qld while infected with the virus will have no conviction recorded. Crime by Vanessa Marsh Premium Content Subscriber only A magistrate has slammed the actions of a woman who lied about being in a COVID-19 hotspot when she returned to Queensland unknowingly infected with the virus, saying her conduct was "selfish", "self-indulgent" and "extremely careless". Olivia Muranga, 20, lied on her border declaration pass when returning from co...