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- Justin J on Graham Richardson on Election 2010 Hmmmm. Cannot let go and very much cannot help himself this joker! more
- Juliette on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Oh dear, poor Chappelle! She's suffering psychosis? What about the poor sods who smoke the marijuana she was so keen to ... more
- Peter Ginsberg on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency I sincerely hope that these reports are true. Keeping Schapelle Corby in prison accomplishes nothing. It is time for her to ... more
- linda on Bondi Vet Chris Brown talks pets hi , i have a 8 month old cat who insists on pooping on the floor instead of using the litter box . is there any thing i can ... more
- Tammy Adams on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency รข??Take all the robes of all the good judges that have ever lived on the face of the earth, and they would not be large ... more
- Hanna Urbanska on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Free Schapelle, please help her. Let her return to the safety of her home. more
- Mark on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Thank goodness. It is about time. Shappelle is owed a great deal by some people. more
- Jason on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Enough of the crap. Just Free Schapelle now. more
- Greg O on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency When this case started I heard a Govt. Minister say there were currently about 160 Australians in foreign gaols. There does ... more
- aka(steve) tony on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Ohhh....this really hurts me to here about Schapelle Corby; I once was held in Jamacaine jall because my visa had exspired ... more
- Toni on Bondi Vet Chris Brown talks pets I wish all Cafe's would allow us to take our dogs.My little baby is all I have in my life, she is a tiny 1kg Teacup Poodle, ... more
- Lara Kershaw on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Please Release SchapelleLara Melbourne, Au more
- Justin J on John Della Bosca calls it quits That's good news! Although some 10 years too late. It is good to see that we taxpayers get rid of them slowly but sadly, at ... more
- Peter O'Moore on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Release the poor girl, she is the victim of a corrupt system, it is plain as day to anyone who has read about the case. I am ... more
- jenny on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Release Schappelle! Jenny, UK more
- Martin on School computers will be axed damn joe hockey. you wonder why most of the public hate pollies, its because they spin and squirm there way out of answering ... more
- Laws on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Please research this case.There is NO evidence,it doesn't make any sense,Its an outrage that could have happened to ... more
- colleen on Tony Abbott to crack down of knives? Can someone at 2ue please ask Mr Abbott to review the imported weapons laws. A few weeks ago there was a repeat of Border ... more
- colleen on Tony Abbott to crack down of knives? Can you go one step further Mr Abbott please? Not only remove the knives but the people who use them, and permanently. ... more
- allison flintoff on Call for Schapelle Corby clemency Australia you are a disgrace you should have sorted this out before now. you know as does the rest of the world that she was ... more
How to save at the checkout
Australian families can save $450 a year if they simply opt against brand names at the checkout.
An experiment in two Sydney stores, comparing brand names and it's generic rivals, showed savings of up to 50 percent.
We're told all basic products have the same ingredients, just different packaging. Consumer Affairs minister Craig Emerson agrees and says most products are the same in quality.
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Blog comments
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Australians can lower grocery prices by supporting 100% Australian made and owned as Australian product is cheaper than imports.
We are being scammed into believing imports are cheaper when in fact they are dearer than Australian products.
The reason why the supermarkets buy imports is because its cheaper for them to buy and raise a huge markup to make them the most profit for shareholders.
Groceries will always be more expensive under foreign owned companies.Aussiefarmer Sunday 14 March, 2010 - 9:57 PM
