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US RETAILER Costco is seeking to break into Australia's $15 billion-plus discount petrol business, currently dominated by Woolworths and Coles, by selling its own heavily reduced fuel at prices below those offered via popular supermarket shopper-docket schemes. Costco, which operates a warehouse store in each of Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra, has requested room to build petrol stations at a second store slated for Sydney and for its first in Brisbane, and is awaiting council approval on both. If the petrol outlets are approved, it will be the first time Costco can offer petrol to its local members along with its range of drastically discounted food, liquor, clothing and electrical products that has made its warehouse-style outlets so popular since they arrived in Australia three years ago. ''If you can sell vegemite at a cheaper price on a full pallet, or a kilo tub, why can't we sell gasoline?'' Costco's Australian managing director, P...

For Greater Melbourne: For Greater Melbourne People 3,999,982 Male 1,966,503 Female 2,033,479 Median age 36   Families                  1,055,604 Average children per family                  1.8   All private dwellings 1,636,167 Average people per household 2.6 Median weekly household income $1,333 Median monthly mortgage repayments $1,810 Median weekly rent $300 Average motor vehicles per dwelling 1.7 For other information...

lifehacker has an article showing us a Mac hidden tool that can show the wireless networks around you.  The tool is called: Wi-Fi Diagnostics tool. First, you can either go to the folder /System/Library/CoreServices—or hold down the option key while clicking on the Wi-Fi icon in your menu bar and select "Open Wi-Fi Diagnostics..." Open the tool (if you browsed for it by folder, you can copy the app to your Utilities folder or Dock first). For Mountain Lion users only : Ignore the first screen and hit Command+N to open the "Network Utilities" window. Then Hit "Wi-Fi Scan" and you'll be presented with a list of all the networks near you—even ones that are hidden, as well as their channel, security, and signal and noise levels. Technorati has an article on how to use this tool as well. The "Signal" number specifies the signal strength between your Mac and the Wi-Fi access point or router. The higher this number is, the bette...

Looking for activities for kids under two in Melbourne. The Melbourne for Kids has a intensive list to help parents looking to spend some quality time with kids. Melbourne for Kids was founded in 2009. It is a creation of Renata Fortes . Renata is a creative person who has worked in the online marketing and advertising world since 1998. She decided to develop this website because she found that Mums and Dads needed some help to find things to do to entertain their kids. As well as this, it would help all young parents to be inspired in finding things to do with their family With extensive internet experience Renata developed a competitor analysis for this project and she found that there was no user-friendly websites that displayed kids activities in Melbourne. So for this narrow niche she developed a concept where with only three clicks visitors can find many child friendly activities. This concept makes the Melbourne for Kids website a quick and easy tool to use. ...

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