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Cheap new homewares line hits Woolies

广东时时彩11选五 www.yya1n.com.cn A CUTE new homewares line just launched in Woolworths and everything is priced between $3 and $20.

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Many Australians are using salad bowls as light shades

We’re using this $4 Kmart bowl wrong

AUSTRALIANS can’t get enough of this cheap fruit bowl from Kmart. But they’re not using it for food.

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Inside tower where teenager died

Laa Chol died after an early morning row broke out between two groups of African Australians in a short-stay apartment building in A’Beckett St.

IT’S supposed to be a luxurious stay, but this is the reality of the $125-a-night apartment building where a 19-year-old was killed in an attack during a party.

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Is this chore worse than smoking?

BAD news for all those household cleaners out there. With ingredient labels amiss, we might be doing more harm than good.

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Cheap new homewares line hits Woolies

A CUTE new homewares line just launched in Woolworths and everything is priced between $3 and $20.

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We’re using this $4 Kmart bowl wrong

AUSTRALIANS can’t get enough of this cheap fruit bowl from Kmart. But they’re not using it for food.

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Shoppers scramble for $49 chair

The Willa chair is back by popular demand.

WHEN Target first released this $49 chair, it sold out around the country. Now they have been relaunched and people are declaring they are going to “hunt, hunt, hunt these babies down”.

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Bag ban broke ‘unwritten rule’

A shopper is seen carrying bags at a Coles Sydney CBD store, Sydney, Monday, July 2, 2018. Woolworths says it will hand out free reusable bags for the next 10 days as its customers get used to its ban on single-use plastic bags. Woolies stores in NSW, Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia stopped providing free single-use plastic bags on June 20. (AAP Image/Peter RAE) NO ARCHIVING

AUSSIES went into meltdown over the supermarkets’ plastic bag, and with good reason — they violated an important rule.

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The easiest hacks to live a plastic-free life

A shopper carrying a reusable shopping bag is seen at a Woolworths Sydney CBD store, Sydney, Monday, July 2, 2018. Woolworths says it will hand out free reusable bags for the next 10 days as its customers get used to its ban on single-use plastic bags. Woolies stores in NSW, Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia stopped providing free single-use plastic bags on June 20. (AAP Image/Peter RAE)NO ARCHIVING

BEA Johnson started the zero waste movement and has given her tips on how to reduce your rubbish.

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WIRE: US actor Brad Pitt is pictured before pink stand-in structures (BACKGROUND) where 150 ecologically sustainable homes are to be built 03 December 2007 in the Lower 9th Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana. Pitt is spending USD12 million with his "Make It Right Project" to build the homes where levees broke and floodwater pushed houses from their foundations during Hurricane Katrina in August 2005. AFP PHOTO/Matthew HINTON

Brad Pitt slammed over rotting homes

THE actor has come under fire after the homes he promised to build desperate residents following Hurricane Katrina were never completed.

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Home dream we must give up

IT’S a part of the great Australian dream, ingrained in our psyche like beach cricket and meat pies. But as our population grows it’s increasingly unattainable.

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