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Aussies skipping meals to feed pets

Pet owners living in food insecure households are resorting to self-sacrifice to protect the welfare of their pets. According to a report published today by Foodbank Australia to mark National Pets Day, 24%...

What Aussies expect in-store

New research from software recommendation site Software Advice unveils what consumers are looking for in an in-store experience. According to the Australian study, 62% of respondents want their in-person shopping experience improved by...

Preferences for plant-based labelling

Research by La Trobe University shows a preference for the term plant based over vegetarian and vegan on food labels. Conducted among US and German consumers, the research examined the impact of plant-based,...

Aussies to spend $4.4b this Easter

Australians are gearing up for a big Easter spending spree, according to new research by Finder. A Finder survey of 1061 respondents revealed almost two in three (61%) Australians – equivalent to 12.7...

Loyalty program use on the rise

Almost all surveyed Australians (95%) are members of one or more loyalty programs, according to new research by Pureprofile and The Retail Doctor Group. 83% of respondents said they are loyal to their...

Aussies struggle to pay for the essentials

More than one in four surveyed Australians (27%) are doing it tougher now than ever before and are struggling to pay for the essentials. According to the research conducted by charity Good360 Australia,...

25-year high in shift workers holding multiple jobs

All “major” industries in Australia experienced an unprecedented rise in the number of shift workers working multiple jobs in 2023, according to a new report from shift work management platform Deputy. A total...

Aussies report bad customer service one-tenth of the time

While Australians say they’re having fewer bad customer experiences, according to the Qualtrics XM Institute, more are cutting spending with a brand after just one bad interaction. Local consumers surveyed in new research...
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