Saturday Edition

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Good morning members and happy Saturday! Oh, how we love Saturdays. Not only because it's the weekend and we get to spend time with family and friends, but also because we have a jam-packed newsletter for you all! So make yourself comfortable, and maybe get yourself a cuppa and a cheeky bikkie, because it's time to dive into today's activities!

To start things off, let’s dig into the answer to yesterday’s riddle! So what was it again?

There is a white house within a green house. There is a red house within a white house. Inside the red house, there are many babies. What am I?

Did you get it? The answer is a watermelon! So the white, green, and red houses are the layers of the watermelon, and the babies are the seeds! It turns out that a fair few of you knew this one! So, if you got it correct, you'll find a shoutout waiting for you at the bottom of this newsletter!

Now onto our next segment for the day, ‘What Would the Grandkids Say.’ Today we’re taking a look at the phrase 'Caught in 4k.' Being caught in 4K means being caught red-handed doing something where the evidence is crystal clear. 4K refers to 4000 resolution, which is the resolution used by TV/cinematography and is considered high-quality video. So, if you say you caught someone in 4K, it means you either saw them do something with your own eyes or recorded a video of them doing something and have clear proof. So the next time your grandchild denies something, you can tell them there's no point in denying it because you caught them in 4K!

So what's happening across Australia and the world today?

• Aldi is set to bring back its famous stone-look fire pit for just $129 - and it looks exactly like high-end buys worth more than $800.
• Coles shoppers have accused Cadbury of shrinking the size of the cult-favourite chocolate Easter egg. Here’s what they have to say.
• Urgent Product Recall: A national recall has been issued for four Kinder Surprise products due to fears about Salmonella contamination.
• You won't believe how this mum transformed a Coles $5 item into a KFC box.
• Are you ready for the Easter festivities? Check out this Easter table setting made with bargain Kmart and Target buys.
• Fellow shoppers have slammed these two Kmart shoppers after details of their 'despicable' act were revealed on social media. But can you see why people are so angry?
• A shopper has accused an Aldi checkout cashier of bullying an elderly shopper who couldn’t afford to pay for her supermarket groceries… (Sorry members, we had this story in yesterday’s newsletter but the link didn’t work!)
• Bunnings’ oldest employee, Harold, turned 91, proving that you're never too old to work even after rejoining the workforce at 87. Read his touching story here.
• A study has revealed that eating two servings of this fatty fruit can massively reduce heart attack risk.
• Want to get rid of those pesky bugs in your home? Bug-proof your home with these easy tips.
• Do you spend hundreds of dollars per week on groceries? If so, you might want your fresh groceries to go further. Here are some waste-reduction tips that will save you a lot of money in the kitchen.
• Attention Toyota owners: Toyota may be forced to compensate thousands of Australian customers who were sold vehicles with defective engine filters. Do you own one of these vehicles from these years? You could be eligible for a payout.

And that’s it for the news of today, folks! But don’t go anywhere yet as we have plenty more in store, including a stunning photo courtesy of member Jan A. and a hilarious joke by the one and only @Cheb. Keep them coming, members!

Also, check out the ALDI Special Buys that started today! There are some absolute winners there, so don’t forget to check them out.

And last but certainly not least we encourage you to check out today’s OzWord to give your brain a quick workout.

As always, members, stay safe and happy reading!

- Jonathan, Vella, Sean, James & Maddie.