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Happy Sunday, dearest members! The team and I (Jarred) hope this morning finds you all well and perked up for yet another wonderful day. We're in a great mood, and I suspect it’s got a lot to do with the Tillies. To see them play their hearts out on home soil is such a surreal experience. We are incredibly proud of them! But Matilda fever aside, let’s move along to our Sunday quote, shared by member @Bullwinkle:
‘Life is like a coin. You can spend it any way you wish, but only you can spend it once.’
How beautiful. In essence, this metaphor encourages us to approach life with intention, awareness, and a sense of responsibility. It reminds us that our time is finite, and we have the power to shape our experiences and leave a meaningful impact on ourselves and others.
On the topic of fulfilling things—this week, our SDC Rewards members got involved in our third ever weekly competition, played a new game AND got a brand new, fancy forum badge. Want to catch up? Here’s the week that was: SDC Rewards edition. 😉
Now, let’s look at what happened across Australia and around the world this week:
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We saw great deals this week from Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, & IGA, such as Vanish Stain Remover Spray for $4.75 and select varieties of John West Tuna for $1.35. You can still grab these today!
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A few recalls shocked Aussies this week, with a well-known car brand recalling 800 units and a premium dessert line removing three flavours from the shelves due to safety concerns. Don’t miss these, members!
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The 68-year-old frontman of an iconic Aussie band and a scientist, 70, who played a pivotal role in guiding Australia through COVID passed away. May they rest in
peace.
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We also sadly bid farewell to ‘the king of the chat show’ who passed away at 88. May he also rest in peace.
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A new email scam has Commonwealth Bank customers in its crosshairs, and it's a masterclass in deception. Can you spot the fake?
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Australia's medical watchdog issued a warning about a common ingredient found in certain medicines and supplements, citing the risk of liver
injury or even death.
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Attention! Aussies in this state are running out of time to claim a $250 energy bonus—here’s how to apply!
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Five criminals were caught red-handed in a jaw-dropping plot involving ATM skimmers and a wild assortment of fake bank cards.
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Uncover the ultimate game-changer that's setting the home renovation world on fire–and you can get it for $10 at Kmart!
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A tidal wave of utterly irresistible Special Buys set off a shopping nightmare at ALDI. What's all the fuss about?
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Speaking of Special Buys, a returning range of exclusive deals perfect for getting in shape had ALDI shoppers excited! Will you be buying any of these?
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Are you struggling with sleep? This common item might be why! Luckily, quality shut-eye is just around the corner…
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A health insurance titan is making waves by showering a staggering $40 million in claims back to its loyal customers. Could you be one of the lucky recipients?
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Centrelink’s workforce united against proposed changes that threaten their wages and work benefits. How will this affect you?
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‘Really comfortable’: A dazzling $18 travel essential is making waves at Kmart. Could this be the ultimate essential for jet-setters?
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SPOTLIGHT: Chances are, you’ve chuckled at a joke or two from this forum legend. Get to know a little bit more about one of our resident
jokesters, member @Skipton!
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Take your taste buds on a delicious ride with this classic recipe shared by member @Penny4! Oh, it pairs well with a cuppa…
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Gather 'round, trivia titans! It's time to flex those mental muscles in an electrifying round of SDC Trivia!
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Member @singomate has a cheeky realisation: he might be a ‘greeny’. Now wait till you find out why…
Members, thank you for indulging in our Sunday recap spectacle! But hold onto your excitement because the adventure is far from over. Dive deeper into the treasure trove below...
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.*
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As always, members: stay safe, and happy reading!
- Jonathan, Vella, James, Sethia, April, Jarred, Ally, Athena, Vanee & Maddie.
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Image source: Flickr
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Scroll to the bottom of the newsletter for the answer.
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Image Source: Facebook/National Archives of Australia
Today’s blast from the past is a snap of a Woolies in Canberra in 1966. Look at the people, the storefront, the cars… It really is so different from today. On that note, how much do you think the Aussie shopping experience changed since this photo was taken? Would you say things are better now, or was the setup in the past—one with no frills and thingamajigs—much easier? Tell us your thoughts here! If you have images or musings of your own about days long past, feel free to post on our Yesterday’s Australia forum!
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If you have a deal you think other members would enjoy, please submit it here.
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50% Off Vitadrop @ Coles*
Stock up on your health and vitality needs with the 1/2 Price Vitadrop offer at Coles*! Vitadrop drinks are now at $3 each and the sachets are just $9, so you can get all the vitamins and minerals you need for less. Enjoy the benefits of Vitadrop today*!
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West Avenue 4-Person Brooke Picnic Basket w/ Cooler Bag $69.99 @ Catch
Enjoy the great outdoors in style with the West Avenue 4-Person Brooke picnic basket with a cooler bag. It features four stainless steel cutlery sets, ceramic plates, wine glasses, and more. Get yours today for $69.99 at Catch!
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Georgia Bedside Table $45 @ Kmart
Style your bedroom perfectly with the Georgia Bedside Table from Kmart. It’s built from medium density fibreboard, particle board, and pinewood for durability. Get it now for $45.
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Image Source: Member @margie*62
God’s country for racehorses
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1948 John Noble, Australian actor (Dr Walter Bishop-Fringe) and theatre director, was born in Port Pirie, Australia.
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1961 Greg Egan, Australian science fiction and hard science author, was born in Perth, Australia.
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1965 The Rolling Stones released their single ‘(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction’.
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1968 Sandy Brondello, Australian basketball guard (Olympic bronze 1996), was born in Mackay, Queensland.
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The original Michelin Man was a bearded man lifting a beer mug, and the Latin phrase 'Nunc est Bibendum' (‘Now is the time for drinking’), so sure enough, he was named Bibendum!
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