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What’s Open On The January Long Weekend? Woolworths, Coles, Liquor Stores & Banks

Plan ahead 'cos some businesses are shutting shop.

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Almost 10,000 images of tennis balls plunge up to 90% in value as Australian Open appears to ditch NFTs

Ball artworks were worth about $278 in 2022, falling steeply to as low as $25 on NFT exchange OpenSea

The Guardian - AU

AI used to target election fraud and criminal deepfakes

Government agencies are teaming up with Microsoft to track disinformation and criminal acts, with plans to use AI to detect attempts to interfere in elections.

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Hardware Giant Ordered To Stop Facial Recognition Tech Use Releases Horrific Footage In Response

"Our use of FRT was never about convenience or saving money but was all about safeguarding our business and protecting our team." The post Hardware Giant Ordered To Stop Facial Recognition Tech Use Releases Horrific Footage In Response first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Afternoon Update: 42,000 protest in New Zealand; Alan Jones charged with two more offences; and an ode to the kookaburra

The demonstrators protested against a bill that would would radically alter the way the Treaty of Waitangi is interpreted

The Guardian - AU

Bunnings breached privacy law by scanning customers’ faces – but this loophole lets other shops keep doing it

Hardware giant Bunnings breached the privacy of “likely hundreds of thousands” of Australians through its use of facial recognition technology, the Privacy Commissioner ruled today.

The Conversation

Bunnings Warehouse Breached Privacy Laws By Using Facial Recognition On Customers

Bunnings Warehouse has been found to have breached the privacy of customers thanks to the use of facial recognition technology.

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Fists, knives, guns: why Bunnings turned to facial data

Lowest prices were just the beginning for hundreds of thousands of Australians whose facial data was recorded by Bunnings without their consent.

AAP

Bunnings breached privacy with 'intrusive' facial recognition technology

Bunnings has already said it will review the decision.

Newcastle Herald

Bunnings breached privacy of customers by using facial recognition, watchdog finds

Hardware chain breached law by scanning faces of everyone entering the store against a database of banned customers

The Guardian - AU

To move or not to move: is it cheaper to find a new place or stay when your rent increases by 10%?

Your landlord has just raised your rent by 10% and your mind starts running the numbers – should you cop it sweet or look to move?

The Conversation

Coming clean: how much can you save on household cleaning products if you shop at Aldi or Bunnings?

Buying premium brands in bulk and avoiding mark-ups at major supermarkets can help circumvent the cost-of-living crisis

The Guardian - AU

Wesfarmers defends record profits amid cost crisis

Wesfarmers chair Michael Chaney is reclaiming the word "profit" as the parent company of Kmart and Bunnings reaps a record profit amid a cost-of-living crisis.

AAP

Inquiry to scrutinise market power of Bunnings, Ikea

As major brands move in, local retailers are fighting to survive.

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Woolworths lodges plans to transform old Bunnings Belmont site

It was almost a German supermarket, now a new player is eyeing it off.

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Bunnings is no longer the beating heart of the Wesfarmers whale

New homes are rare and that means fewer trips to hardware shops.

AAP

Amazon, Bunnings to face new questions over customers

Executives from major household brands will front an inquiry into competition practices as the nation's leaders aim to make products cheaper for Australians.

The Guardian - AU

Glass, plastic, roof insulation, oyster shells: what Australian consumers found in garden soil products

People who bought top dressing and potting mix from major retailers say poor regulation and a lack of labelling makes it impossible to trace the source of contamination

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Newcastle Herald

Major supermarket giant eyes off former Belmont Bunnings site

It was almost a German supermarket, now a new player is eyeing it off.

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The Viral TikTok Bunnings Rave Is Officially Happening Ft. DJs Peking Duk & What So Not

The Bunnings Rave has been confirmed as going ahead by Peking Duk and What So Not, after months of campaigning for the event.

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A Bunnings Rave With Peking Duk & What So Not Might Actually Go Ahead After That Viral TikTok

Well, sizzle my fkn snags!!!! Lets GOOOOO!!!

AAP

Supermarkets threatened with break-up for price gouging

The federal opposition has called for divestiture powers to break up major supermarkets if they have been found to be anti-competitive.

The Conversation

Albanese government will impose mandatory code and big penalties to stop supermarkets treating suppliers badly

Supermarkets guilty of anti-competitive behaviour towards suppliers will face large penalties under a mandatory Food and Grocery Code of Conduct the Albanese government will implement.

The Canberra Times

Vegan sausage sizzle for rescued farm animals moves to the Dickson shops

BUT there will be another one at Bunnings in August.

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Vivid Sydney Punters Are Slamming The Fkd Price Of Its Sausage Sizzle On Reddit: ‘UnAustralian’

“Almost triple the price of Bunnings.”

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