Do you like pina coladas? Pineapple growers in north Queensland say now is the time to consume Australian pineapples, with a huge oversupply some say is worsened by the temporary shut-down of Golden Circle's Brisbane cannery.
The price you pay at the checkout may impact the price your kids feet will pay, experts say.
The ice-cream was a Golden North 2-litre Vanilla, bought in South Australia, the company said.
Whether you are young, old, single, married or travelling with a family, cruises cater for everyone and are becoming increasingly popular.
A fourth-generation family owned confectionery business is bringing the iconic Violet Crumble chocolate bar back into Australian hands after striking a deal with Swiss food giant Nestlé.
The die-hard tech fans camping out for the latest iPhone are usually a source of amusement for those passing by, but it's serious business.
"Nurofen is better than paracetamol for common headaches," declared the advertisements placed in women's lifestyle magazines. The Federal Court has declared that claim to be misleading and deceptive, after two pharmaceutical giants went head-to-head in a two-year legal battle.
The consumer watchdog has reported a surge in the number of Australians complaining about being fobbed off by businesses that sold them faulty products.
Australia’s fixed broadband is below Kazakhstan on a global ranking of internet speeds, with performance below the global average.
While Elizabeth Greenhalgh was recovering from months of ovarian cancer treatment, an email from Qantas went unnoticed.
My New Year resolution to attempt to always default to kindness came asunder very quickly, with a bank email informing me that my credit card details had been hacked.
One of Australia's biggest health funds has accused comparator websites of being a "significant cost on the system", diverting $200 million a year from healthcare to their own bottom line.
Stiff resistance from the Australian dollar is helping keep a cap on rising petrol pump prices as new year holiday travellers hit the roads.
When Matt Dooley refused to leave a Telstra store after months of battling with the telco, the last people he might have expected to fix his problem were the police called to remove him from the store.
2017 was a year of disruption in the energy space, but what will be the real game changers in 2018?
Christmas Day at one family home this year could have gone horribly wrong, after a child found a sharp, rusty blade inside a bon-bon.
The sales have already started online with major retailers spruiking their sales on Christmas Day.
Australians are on track to spending $50 billion before Christmas, but the shopping won't stop there with the country's peak retail body predicting a record Boxing Day spend of $2.36 billion.
Complaints about electricity and gas bills are unlikely to fall any time soon as consumers brace for skyrocketing energy prices this summer.
A court has ruled Aldi can sell its Champagner Sorbet - but only if it can prove that champagne is a distinct part of its flavour.
It's the retail equivalent of John Farnham's "last ever" tour – the "closing down sale" for a shop that never seems to close down.
A pair of discounted vacuum cleaners have become the subject of great contention, when shoppers flooded Aldi supermarkets on Saturday morning only to find the promised bargain goods sold out almost immediately.
You're busy, work gets hectic and all you're looking forward to is having some time off during the holidays. Don't stress, here's what you need to know to make it all go smoothly.
With a clear wrapper, a plastic shell, and layers of packaging inside, one of this year's most popular children's Christmas gifts has been labelled the 'toy of your capitalist nightmares'.
Australians are being hit by scams packaged as parcel delivery notifications this Christmas season, the ACCC warns.
Two global pharma giants have been taken to court for allegedly misleading osteoarthritis sufferers into paying more for a "more effective" product that offers "targeted relief", when this was not the case.
The proliferation of online shopping makes it even tougher to purchase coveted gifts because of software that snaps them up as soon as they are for sale.
Social media is too angry. Smart speakers are too creepy. Smartphone addiction? Don't get me started.
Qantas has struck a deal with Rockpool Dining Group that will allow frequent flyer members to earn points at any of their restaurants.
'Australians are not using them correctly. People seem to be using them a bit like a mosquito repellent.'