Coles Local and Liquorland have been confirmed for Adelaide’s $600 million Market Square development, joining a growing line-up of food, beauty and service retailers.
Coles has removed second-generation rat poisons from shelves, marking another major win for Australian wildlife campaigners fighting to protect native birds, pets and animals from secondary poisoning.
Coles’ hot cross buns return from Boxing Day, with 20 cents from every pack donated to Redkite to support Australian families navigating childhood cancer.
Coles Local has officially opened at The Avenues, showcasing over 700 South Australian favorites and exclusive products.
Coles is bringing its most innovative supermarket to Adelaide, designed around a bespoke offering that speaks directly to the needs of the local community.
Coles is set to be the anchor tenant in Adelaide's $400 million Market Square redevelopment.
Coles supermarkets have launched their annual hot cross buns campaign, donating 20 cents from each pack to Redkite to help families dealing with childhood cancer.
Chocolate lovers! The treasured Polly Waffle will be back on our shelves before we know it. Find out where and when here.
In selected stores across the country, from today customers can also snap up MSC WA Raw Rock Lobster tails at great value from $22 per tail at Coles
There are some traditions that speak to the soul of Australians, such as the Coles cooked chicken. However, this cooked chicken isn’t exactly what we were envisioning.
Coles will be Australia’s first major retailer to offer drone delivery directly from their store to customers' homes
Customers who bring in clean reusable containers with a resealable lid can ask deli Team Members to pack their items in their containers as part of a new trial
Set to arrive at Coles next week, Magical Builders is one of the most sustainable collectable programs Australia has ever seen.
Customer shopping bags made with marine waste and recycled plastic are being rolled out to Coles supermarkets across the country.
The campaign highlights Coles’ aspiration towards zero waste, zero emissions and zero hunger.
Customers will no longer be able to buy single-use plastic tableware from Coles from 1 July in a move towards the company's goal to be 100% electric by 2025.
Shoppers can quickly scan the bar code, and get a score out of 100 based on where ingredients are sourced, where it’s made and the company that owns it.
Supermarket giant Coles has powered forward in the retailer race to renewables, committing to 100% renewable electricity.
To make grocery shopping a little less overwhelming, Coles is expanding their Quiet Hour to more stores.
Soon enough Australians will have a whole new range of superstores to choose from!