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Should Newsagents Stop Selling Myki: Another Revenue Stream Lost?
The murmurs of discontent within the newsagency community are growing louder. A simmering frustration over selling Myki, Victoria’s public transport ticketing system, threatens to boil over into a mass withdrawal. Are newsagents finally ready to abandon the hassle of Myki top-ups and sales in favor of safeguarding their own profitability? A recent story highlighted on…
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Golf Australia Boosts Sales Through Local Newsagent Partnerships
In a remarkable display of leveraging local connections, Golf Australia has joined forces with newsagents across the country to promote the sport and increase merchandise sales. As reported by Newsagencyblog.com.au, this collaboration highlights the immense potential of community-driven initiatives to achieve mutual success. A Strategic Partnership That’s a Game-Changer This alliance is a win-win for…
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Illegal Tobacco Purchases: Payment Methods Under Scrutiny
The illegal tobacco trade is a global issue, costing governments billions in lost revenue and posing significant health risks to consumers. A recent crackdown in Australia highlights a new focus in combating this illicit market: the payment methods used to facilitate these transactions. Targeting the Financial Backbone of Illegal Tobacco Authorities increasingly recognize that disrupting…
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AI-Powered News Agency Software Boosts Profits and Efficiency
The news Agency landscape is changing rapidly, and staying competitive means adopting cutting-edge solutions. Artificial intelligence (AI) has transitioned from being a futuristic concept to a transformative tool that enhances how newsagents operate, drives profitability, and increases efficiency. Modern newsagency software leverages AI to deliver benefits that were unthinkable just a few years ago. From…
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Newcastle Herald Faces Backlash Over Front-Page Transphobic Advertisement
The Newcastle Herald, a prominent regional newspaper in New South Wales, Australia, is facing intense criticism after publishing a front-page advertisement widely condemned as transphobic. The ad, which appeared in the March 11, 2025, edition, has sparked outrage and accusations of perpetuating harmful rhetoric. The Advertisement and Public Outcry The full-page advertisement, sponsored by a…
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Beyond Convenience & Tobacco: Reimagining the Future of Aussie News Agencies
The traditional image of an Aussie newsagency – shelves packed with newspapers, magazines, lottery tickets, and cigarettes – is fading. While convenience has long been their cornerstone, relying solely on this, particularly tobacco sales, is a precarious path. As Mark Fletcher rightly points out in his recent blog post, newsagencies must evolve beyond being mere…
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Find Exquisite Gifts and Homewares in Bali’s Hidden Gems
Bali, the Island of the Gods, is renowned for its breathtaking beaches, lush rice paddies, and vibrant culture. But beyond the tourist hotspots lies a treasure trove of unique gifts and homewares, waiting to be discovered. Forget mass-produced souvenirs; we’re talking handcrafted artistry, sustainable materials, and designs that tell a story. This guide will lead…
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Federal Election 2025: Show Small Business Some Love!
Small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy, driving innovation, creating jobs, and contributing significantly to our national prosperity. As we head into the 2025 Federal Election, it’s crucial that politicians recognize the vital role these businesses play and demonstrate a genuine commitment to supporting their growth and success. This isn’t about handouts; it’s…
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Victoria’s Public Transport Goes Ticketless with Tap-and-Go Technology
Commuters in Victoria are waving goodbye to paper tickets and hello to seamless travel as the state rolls out its groundbreaking ticketless public transport system. Forget fumbling for Myki cards – the future of travel is here, and it’s as simple as a tap and go. Revolutionizing the Commute: A New Era for Victorian Public…