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Supermarkets in Australia.
3 providers · listed alphabetically, not ranked
Aldi
ALDI is a supermarket chain with stores in Australia, selling groceries alongside weekly Special Buys of non-food items such as appliances, homewares, clothing and tools.
Features
- New Special Buys ranges arrive in stores every Wednesday and Saturday
- 60-day refund or replacement on grocery items and Special Buys, with proof of purchase
- Online stock checker for Special Buys at nearby stores
- No surcharge on in-store debit and credit card payments (from 1 October 2026)
Good to know
- No ALDI online store; DoorDash is the only platform selling ALDI products online
- American Express, Afterpay, Zip and lay-by aren't accepted
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Visit siteColes
Coles is a supermarket chain run by ASX-listed Coles Group, with stores across Australia and online shopping for home delivery or Click & Collect.
Features
- Flybuys points (1 per $1 spent), with 2,000 points redeemable for $10 off in store
- Click & Collect at most stores, plus 90-minute Rapid Click & Collect at around 600 stores
- Coles Plus Delivery subscription waives delivery fees on eligible orders over $75
- Coles Plus Saver subscription gives 10% off one shop each calendar month, up to $50 off
Good to know
- Coles Plus Delivery costs $19 a month or $199 a year, and Coles Plus Saver costs $7 a month
- The Flybuys money-off reward at the checkout can only be used in store, not online
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Visit siteWoolworths
Woolworths is a supermarket chain run by Woolworths Group, with stores across Australia and an online shop offering home delivery and pick up.
Features
- Everyday Rewards, with 2,000 points converting to $10 off a shop or 1,000 Qantas Points
- Pick up from more than 1,000 locations, with a $50 minimum order
- Delivery Now from a local store in under 2 hours, in available areas
- Delivery Unlimited subscription waives delivery fees on orders of $75 or more
Good to know
- Delivery Unlimited excludes bag fees, remote and bulk deliveries, and Everyday Market
- Everyday Market items come from partner businesses and are delivered separately
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