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Bunnings

  • Bunnings Found to Breach Customer Privacy With Widespread Use of Facial Recognition Tech
    Bunnings Found to Breach Customer Privacy With Widespread Use of Facial Recognition Tech
    Hundreds of thousands of customers of Bunnings, Australia's dominant hardware retailer, were scanned without their knowledge.
    November 18, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • Hardware Giant Says Stores Free to Celebrate ‘Australia Day’ How They Wish
    Hardware Giant Says Stores Free to Celebrate ‘Australia Day’ How They Wish
    The move comes as the national celebration becomes the focus of ongoing debate with some major retailers opting ...
    January 12, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • ‘Woke Agenda’: Opposition Calls for Boycott of Supermarket Giant Amid Australia Day Controversy
    ‘Woke Agenda’: Opposition Calls for Boycott of Supermarket Giant Amid Australia Day Controversy
    Woolworths will not be selling extra Australia Day merchandise ahead of the national public holiday.
    January 11, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • Union Backs Ikea’s Move to Pull Engineered Stone Benchtops From Shelves
    Union Backs Ikea’s Move to Pull Engineered Stone Benchtops From Shelves
    Ikea Australia said it supported a nationwide ban on engineered stone products.
    November 15, 2023BY Nina Nguyen
  • Australia to Investigate Kmart and Bunnings Over Use of Facial Recognition Technology
    Australia to Investigate Kmart and Bunnings Over Use of Facial Recognition Technology
    Australian major retailers Bunnings and Kmart have become the subject of an investigation over their use of facial ...
    July 13, 2022BY Nina Nguyen
  • Major Australian Retail Chains Found Using Facial Recognition on Customers
    Major Australian Retail Chains Found Using Facial Recognition on Customers
    Three major Australian retailers, Kmart, Bunnings, and The Good Guys, have been found using facial recognition technology on ...
    June 15, 2022BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Aussies Could Soon Get Vaccinated at Local Woolies, Bunnings, or Officeworks
    Aussies Could Soon Get Vaccinated at Local Woolies, Bunnings, or Officeworks
    Australian businesses are putting up their hands to provide public vaccinations sites to their local communities as the ...
    July 7, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Australian Consumer Watchdog Green-Lights Metcash’s Bid for Total Tools
    Australian Consumer Watchdog Green-Lights Metcash’s Bid for Total Tools
    Australia’s consumer watchdog has given the go-ahead for grocery conglomerate Metcash to buy the country’s largest hardware franchise ...
    August 20, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
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