Isabelle Lane
The New Daily
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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David Jones and BP part ways as retail reckoning continues
Australia's traditional department store giants are struggling to adapt to the changing retail landscape, with David Jones pulling the plug on BP. → Read More
Fruit and vegetables as medicine: ‘Food pharmacies’ could improve health
We're used to going to the doctor and getting a script for pills and other medicines, but what about a script for fruit and vegetables? → Read More
Australian-made products in high demand as pandemic shopping continues
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way Australians think about shopping, with supply chain fears fuelling demand for locally made goods. → Read More
Early caesarian births putting babies at risk, report warns
High rates of early, non-medically necessary, planned caesarian births are putting babies' health at undue risk, a major new report has warned. → Read More
Why Apple's upcoming iOS 14.5 update is one to watch
The Apple iPhone iOS 14.5 update will include the launch of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency, a suite of new and diverse emoji, and more. → Read More
From Strava to Heaspace: World's most popular health and fitness apps
The Health App Index ranks the world's top 15 most popular health and fitness apps covering mindfulness and mental health to running and weight management. → Read More
Aldi, Coles, or Woolworths? Best value for festive season shopping
Australians are preparing to feast on billions of dollars worth of food and drink this Christmas, and comparison shopping is key to getting the best value. → Read More
Bunnings backlash: Push to stop sale of controversial weedkiller Roundup
Consumer advocates are ramping up the campaign to have Roundup stripped from Australian shelves with a spoof ad aimed at hardware behemoth Bunnings. → Read More
Food delivery deaths show why gig economy workers need more rights
Australia's gig economy road toll is growing, with five food delivery riders killed while working in the past two months, and the tragic deaths have ignited debate over the rights of precarious workers. → Read More
“One More Thing”: Apple Silicon MacBooks tipped to launch November 10
Apple has returned to the Steve Jobs era with the teaser for its final product launch for 2020, and it is speculated that new Macs will be on the agenda. → Read More
Morrison's tough talk on Australia Post at odds with government's record
Scott Morrison's outrage over the Cartier cash splash was at odds with his stance on other instances of questionable spending that have occured on his watch → Read More
Apple's iPhone 12, affordable alternatives, and 5G connectivity
Apple's iPhone 12 comes with a hefty price tag, but there are other smartphone alternatives at lower price points, including Google and Oppo handsets. → Read More
Too little, too late? Why Facebook is banning political ads in the US, but only after the election
Facebook has announced a ban on paid political ads in the US to come into effect after votes have been cast in the presidential election. → Read More
Woolworths plans to spend big on PFD, and competitors are outraged
Competitors fear Woolworth's planned purchase of PFD Food Services will lead to reduced choice for consumers and put "thousands" of jobs at risks. → Read More
AusPost accused of letting down small business as e-commerce booms
Australia Post has been accused of letting down small businesses as the coronavirus pandemic-induced online shopping boom reaches new heights. → Read More
NBN fibre backflip: Just 400,000 premises expected to upgrade
Despite the hype around the Morrison government's backflip on fibre-to-the-premises, just 400,000 premises are expected to be upgraded to FTTP by 2024. → Read More
Airbus ZEROe: Are zero-emission planes the future of air travel?
Will hydrogen aircraft replace fossil fuel-powered planes? Airbus has released prototypes for a "zero emission" hydrogen-hybrid plane set to debut in 2035. → Read More
Australia Post workers threatened with disciplinary action
Australia Post workers have been threatened with disciplinary action if they take photos exposing huge backlogs of parcels in delivery centres in Victoria. → Read More
Coronavirus: How the working from home revolution will reshape Australia
Working from home has now become the new normal for millions of Australians, and it has profound implications for the future. → Read More
Australia second in world for vegans, Gen Z snubs lab-grown meat
Veganism has soared in popularity around the world, and new data shows that Australia is at the forefront of the shift towards plant-based eating. → Read More