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Rise and shine, dearest members! The team and I (Jarred) hope this Sunday morning finds you in the best of spirits. It's a day to unwind—and perhaps embark on a delightful journey through the pages of a captivating newsletter. As always, we've crafted it to brighten your day! So without further ado, get scrolling and immerse yourself in the magic of this edition. 😉
Today’s first treat: the quote of the week! The lovely member Sherill L. sent in this one from renowned author Mark Twain:
‘Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection.’
Isn’t that encouraging? We live in a world where the pursuit of perfection often paralyses us, hindering our growth and preventing us from reaching our full potential. Twain's quote encourages us to let go of the need for everything to be flawless and instead embrace a mindset of continual progress. So, turn your imperfections into opportunities for growth. Thank you for this, member Sherill L.!
Now, let’s look at what happened across Australia and around the world this week:
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We saw some great deals from Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, & IGA, such as Arnott's Wagon Wheel Biscuits for $2.25 and select varieties of Heinz Canned Soup for $2.20. You can still get these!
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Farewell to a legendary star: an iconic actor from Murder, She Wrote and Sherlock Holmes passed away at 85. Let’s look back at his life and illustrious career in this retrospective piece.
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Food Standards Australia issued the recall of a popular dessert over the presence of a potentially lethal ingredient. Is danger lurking in your
pantry? Find out now!
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Aussies shared their thoughts on the new measures affecting pension age and tests starting in July. Here's a quick recap of what’s what—and how the rule changes could affect YOU.
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Insane bargain revealed: A Bunnings shopper scored a $319 gardening essential for a mere $45! Prepare to be blown away by this sweet deal!
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Are you up for a $500 superannuation boost at the end of the financial year? It’s possible, and an expert says these small tweaks are the key!
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This bloke’s jaw-dropping roadside act caught on camera is punishable by a hefty $660 fine. The thing is, jaws weren’t the only thing that were dropped here…
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Oh no! The country’s oldest chocolatier was the latest Aussie company in dire financial straits, citing operational issues. Are you ready to say goodbye to their classic treats?
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A Coles shopper out on a routine grocery run scored BIG with her haul of six lamb cutlet packs for just $3 each—and with no markdowns involved! You can do it too!
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Woolworths is set to remove a popular grocery staple from all its stores, and the move hasn’t gone over well with some shoppers. Is Woolies really
becoming ‘way too expensive and political’?
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Your $20 might be worth so much more—up to $4750, to be exact! An expert on money shared the astounding details that could make you
richer: ‘Check your notes, everyone!’
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A Kmart shopper defied all odds and snagged an astounding 12 brand-new home items worth a whopping $366, all for an unbelievable price of just $71.50!
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Personalised discounts? Free promotions? Say no more! Coles will have these perks in a massive overhaul of its Flybuys program. What’s in it for YOU?
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Discover the secret to balanced hormones with Mister Jones Health's revolutionary hormone supplement—a game-changer for older Aussies looking to age gracefully!
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Warm your soul with a hearty dish that will tantalise your taste buds! This recipe will take your comfort food game to the next level, and you'll be coming back for seconds!
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Member @Tripper needs your advice, and it’s about finding something after a long time: ‘Super exciting but also terrifying…’
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Calling all trivia enthusiasts: Don't miss your chance to show off your smarts in our newest game SDC Trivia! Click here to play!
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And lastly, something different but hilarious from member @MJFlack… Have an eyeful of laughs with his latest thread!
Did you enjoy our Sunday stories? We sure hope you did! Of course, the fun doesn't stop there! We've prepared a spectacular lineup of delightful games, nostalgic flashbacks, and a side-splitting (grand)dad joke that will have you laughing out loud. Miss out at your own risk! 😉 Of course, don’t forget to play our SDC Bingo today for your chance to win a $50 voucher to Coles and Woolworths!
Before we move on: dental, optical, and physio cover from under $9 per week? You could be eligible for latest government rebates which assist in getting cover from just $1.15* per day. Talk to an advisor now and find out if you're eligible and discover how much you could be saving.*
Finally, consider downloading our optional app from Apple’s App Store or Google’s Play Store. With our app, you can experience all the wonders of Seniors Discount Club right in the palm of your hand.
As always, members: stay safe, and happy reading!
- Jonathan, Vella, James, Sethia, April, Jarred, Ally & Maddie.
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If you have a deal you think other members would enjoy, please submit it here.
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WedDecor Flannel Fleece Blanket $24.49 @ Amazon*
Stay warm and cosy with the WedDecor Flannel Fleece Blanket from Amazon*. This soft throw is made from top-quality microfibre polyester that’s ideal for all-season comfort. Get yours today for $24.49*!
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Command Adhesive Broom Gripper $9 @ BIG W
Get your cleaning supplies off the floor with the Command Adhesive Broom Gripper. This versatile, damage-free product lets you easily hang brooms, mops, and other items. Get yours today from BIG W for $9!
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Padded Puffer Jacket $45 @ Kmart
Step out in style with this Padded Puffer Jacket from Kmart. Featuring a high neck, long sleeves, and a zip front with snap button closure, this jacket is sure to keep you warm and cosy. Head to Kmart and get yours for only $45!
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1923 Jack Hill, Australian cricketer (Australian leg-spinner of mid '50s), was born in Murrumbeena, Victoria, Australia (d. 1974).
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1947 The first version of Anne Frank's diary Het Achterhuis was published in the Netherlands.
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1960 Craig Johnston, Australian soccer midfielder (Liverpool 271 games; 5 League titles and FA Cup 1986), was born in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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1977 Eighth Rugby League World Cup: Australia beats Great Britain 13-12.
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Jurassic Park was filmed on Kauai, the smallest of the four major Hawaiian Islands, in the US.
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