Loureen Kelly

Finally... Should have happened a long time ago.

Chris Bingham

Oh yes now we have to pay for a bag to take things home after already paying for goods. More money for the big boys. They should provide them free. Most people use the old bags for other things. Now we will still buy other bin bags etc, still plastic.

Judy Korner

Thicker plastic bags, goody goody. Would have been better to educate the consumers about how to get rid of degradable, and bio-degradable plastic bags, not hard to do. Those same uneducated people will invariably throw the thicker ones away and choke a bigger dolphin.

Billy Kruizinga

The multi-use bags are a worse environmental problem. They take longer to break down, they are made of synthetic materials too.

Mark Schorn

I work at Woolies, have in both ACT and NSW. In ACT customers fill their bags as much as possible but when I worked in a NSW store, the customers wanted one item per bag pretty much! Now that was a big waste. So I guess anything is better than that?

Danielle Rumsey

The NT did away with bags years ago. You can still get them but cost like at Aldi. So we get used to taking our own cloth bags. The rest of the states could do the same. Get used to it like anything else.

Elizabeth Creagh

What a wonderful job so far... so entertaining to be receiving these posts while I serve customers in the supermarket in Mallacoota. Please keep them up.

Leanne Phillips

Amazing Dane and you’re still smiling, well done.

Myrle Danvers

What an epic effort. Well done Dane.

Nicholas Van Der Molen

Good on ya mate. We miss seeing you running around town so keep going buddy.

Michelle Parsons