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Playing shooshies: The quiet grocery theft that’s going under the radar
BusinessOnline grocery delivery
Kodawire AI Summary
The author experienced a failed online grocery delivery, with over $300 worth of groceries, including dinner for their children, going missing from the tracking map before finally arriving.
- Online grocery delivery orders are experiencing theft
- Major supermarkets' online services may not be reliable
- The author has had multiple failed deliveries in the past 18 months
- The value of stolen groceries can be significant, over $300 in this case
- The issue is causing anxiety for the author
Media Spectrum
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Left-leaning
67% of coverage
The Age (AU)
The Age (AU)
Playing shooshies: The quiet grocery theft that’s going under the radar
Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)
Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)
Another online delivery order, another fail. How much food needs to be nicked before the major supermarkets make their online service more reliable?
Center
33% of coverage
Brisbane Times (AU)
Brisbane Times (AU)
Playing shooshies: The quiet grocery theft that’s going under the radar
Right-leaning
0% of coverage
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- Coverage diverges on causes, culpability, and expected fallout.
- Center outlets stick to verified chronology and primary sources.
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- 24m agoThe Age (AU): Another online delivery order, another fail. How much food needs to be nicked before the major supermarkets make their online service more r
- 24m agoBrisbane Times (AU): Another online delivery order, another fail. How much food needs to be nicked before the major supermarkets make their online service more r
- 24m agoSydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU): Another online delivery order, another fail. How much food needs to be nicked before the major supermarkets make their online service more r
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