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How ‘was/is’ pricing works – and why it’s landed Coles and Woolworths in court
ACCC has accused supermarket giants of breaching consumer laws with alleged ‘price spike’ practices
- ACCC sues Coles and Woolworths over allegations of ‘illusory’ discounts on common products
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The competition regulator has taken Coles and Woolworths to court over what is commonly known as “was/is” comparative pricing.
The allegations, which Coles said it would defend and Woolworths said it would review, could result in large fines and unravel the supermarkets’ well-known “Down Down” and “Prices Dropped” promotions, which are at the heart of their marketing campaigns.
Continue reading...Melbourne lord mayor ridiculed for ‘AI fail’ images with extra human limbs and lifeless bodies
Nicholas Reece was announcing a post-election pledge to build more than two dozen parks when eagle-eyed viewers spotted the errors
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The Melbourne lord mayor, Nicholas Reece, has been pilloried online after posting what appeared to be AI-generated images of proposed parks in the city containing AI-like features like lifeless bodies, extra limbs and floating objects.
On Sunday, Reece, who is running to be re-elected mayor in October’s Victorian council elections, tweeted four images alongside a pledge to build 28 new parks in Melbourne if successful in his bid.
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Continue reading...Marxist-leaning Dissanayake sworn in as Sri Lanka president
Tough choices now but UK’s best days lie ahead, says Rachel Reeves – BBC.com
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IAF strikes Hamas command center in Gaza’s Khaled ibn al-Walid school – The Jerusalem Post
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Six dead after record rain causes floods in Japan’s Ishikawa – BBC.com
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Japan floods: six dead after rain pounds region still recovering from earthquake
Floods inundated emergency housing built for those who lost their homes in an earthquake that hit Ishikawa on the Sea of Japan coast in January
At least six people have died and 10 others are missing after heavy rain triggered flooding and landslides along a peninsula in Japan that is still recovering from a deadly earthquake at the start of the year.
Public broadcaster NHK and other outlets said on Monday that six people had been confirmed dead, while the Kyodo news agency said more than 100 communities had been cut off by blocked roads after almost two dozen rivers burst their banks.
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