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$20 off Your First Shop over $120 @ Woolworths Online

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$20 off Your First Shop over $120 @ Woolworths Online
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Pufff on 04/12/2024 - 18:19 woolworths.com.au (94 clicks)
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Join smart shoppers and enjoy the convenience of shopping online when you like from the comfort of your home or on the go with the Woolworths app.

Plus, shop how you like and have your groceries delivered to your door or collect them, at a time that suits you.

To help you save from your first shop, take $20 off a single $120 online or in-app shop using promo code 6FIRST20 at checkout.

Further $10 for direct to boot.

Terms and conditions
$20 off your first order offer
*To claim your $20 off your first order you must spend $120 or more (excluding bag fees) at www.woolworths.com.au in a single transaction, select Direct to boot, Pick up or Delivery and enter promo code 6FIRST20 at checkout. Offer valid once per shopper only until 30/06/2025. Offer can only be redeemed by the recipient of the email or targeted promotion containing this offer. Minimum spend amount excludes any vouchers or offers, delivery charges and Delivery Saver items, tobacco/smoking products, gift cards, egift cards, mobile recharge, travel cards and tickets and Pre-order Kiosks and Auto-order products. Orders may be cancelled by us without notice to you if the above terms and conditions are not adhered to. Please note that to redeem your $20 off offer, your order total must be $120 or more after any other discounts or offers. Click here for full terms and conditions. Woolworths reserves the right to vary the terms of this offer at any time without notice.

Free delivery on your first shop
^Offer valid until 23.59 (local time) 30/06/2025 inclusive. Free delivery only applies for new shoppers when you spend $100 or more in a single transaction. Excludes cigarettes, tobacco products, reusable bags, crate to bench fees. Orders may be cancelled by us without notice to you if the above terms and conditions are not adhered to. Offer can be redeemed only at www.woolworths.com.au. Check online for available delivery areas, available delivery windows and order cut off dates.

$10 off Pick up and Direct to boot
~Offer valid until 23:59 (local time) 30/06/2025 and can only be redeemed once on Direct to boot or Pick up in accordance with these T&Cs. Available only at www.woolworths.com.au(excluding Everyday Market from Woolworths orders) to new Woolworths Online customers on their first shop, and existing Woolworths Online customers (who have not used Direct to boot or Pick up previously) on their next shop. Minimum spend of $100 in a single transaction applies. Subject to available Direct to boot locations, windows, order cut off times and dates (as applicable). Reusable bag fees and exclusions apply. Click here for full T&Cs applicable to shopping at Woolworths Online.

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  • xyron on 04/12/2024 - 18:49
    +5

    Good luck finding anything on the shelves to buy…

  • mrmaltalian on 04/12/2024 - 19:00
    +1

    All products OOS

  • adamp on 04/12/2024 - 19:04

    Don't be a scab!
    Shop at coles/aldi/local until the strike is resolved.
    Woolworths reported a $1.7 billion profit for the last financial year.
    Must screw the workers harder or they might risk their $2,000,000,000 profit this year!

    • eli8te on 04/12/2024 - 19:43

      Last time I checked employment laws in Aus, employees have the free right to decide if they are signing an employment contract and agreeing to the stipulations within… I don't see the strike being resolved any time soon, apparently the ask is 25% increase across 3-year period, can't see both sides getting anywhere near that mark.

    • mrmaltalian on 04/12/2024 - 21:22
      -4

      Woolworths workers in the distribution centres need to up and leave if they aren't happy. Imagine everyone just striked every time someone wanted more money. No one is holding people hostage to stay working there if they aren't happy. Just leave if you don't like the conditions or the amount you're being paid. Such a pain in the proverbial!

      The more this union crap keeps happening with these companies and government entities , the faster and hard companies will invest in AI to remove these people out of a job so they don't have to deal with this.

      Selfish workers need to stop holding the public to ransom every time they want more money

      • adamp on 04/12/2024 - 22:23

        So selfish on $25.75 per hour…$978 per week….rich bastards driving their rolls royces to work!

        • mrmaltalian on 04/12/2024 - 22:30
          -1

          If they don't like it, they can leave. Plenty of jobs out there paying similar rates.

      • Tacooo on 04/12/2024 - 22:31

        Spoken like a true bootlicking scab.

        • mrmaltalian on 04/12/2024 - 22:53
          -2

          Let me guess.. woolies worker? Or perhaps some other unionist workforce whinger?

          I just want to go to woolies and get groceries without the drama. Sure, I can go to Coles or Aldi or whatever, but why should the public be inconvenienced because these sookie la la woolies workers want to have a cry about their pay.

          They're gonna replace these workers in distribution centres with more AI robots and workflows anyway, so either way, woolies wins.

          This is just fuelling that fire and these silly workers need to move on if they don't like it.

          • Tacooo on 05/12/2024 - 10:58

            @mrmaltalian: Oh yeah, I forgot you have to be an actual employee who's affected to have compassion.

            • mrmaltalian on 05/12/2024 - 11:42

              @Tacooo: Compassion for what? Youre not hard done by if you’re working at Woolies. Go get another job if you’re unhappy. That’s what people do! Not sit there sooking and crying until you get what you want

              • Tacooo on 05/12/2024 - 12:38

                @mrmaltalian: Compassion for workers not getting a fair wage or working conditions. Clearly that's not you and I'm wasting my breathe.

                • mrmaltalian on 05/12/2024 - 22:02

                  @Tacooo: What's stopping these employees from leaving and getting what they are worth? If they really wanted to screw woolies over, they'd quit en masse and then leave them high and dry. Once again, selfish workers hide behind unions out of laziness because they can't be bothered looking for a new job that's going to treat and pay them right. There's no job shortages for the types of skills required to work in these $25/hr jobs. Workers find it easier just to complain and whinge until they get what they want.

                  If you want the rolls royces and the sweet pay day dividends like the crappy execs are getting, then you go educate yourself and work your way up to the top so you can have that too. Quit complaining and wasting everyone's time with your union crap and go find a new job that will give you what you want and what you're worth. Simple

                  There will be 1000s of immigrant workers that will take these distribution jobs in a heart beat and won't complain about it either. Aussies are just lazy and strike at the drop of a hat because they can't be bothered.

  • billbob123454 on 04/12/2024 - 20:39
    +1

    substitutions will be like:

    OUT OF STOCK: Hass Avocados x1

    YOU GOT: Oscar & Friends Plush Squeaky Avocado Dog Toy

  • capslock janitor on 19/12/2024 - 14:27

    max 16.66-% off if order $120 exactly

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