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The Chief Executive of Woolworth says supermarket shelves in Perth will not be filled to near normal levels for a least another week. Those in WA’s population centres have been warned to get used to supply cuts as weather events become more intense.
The Chief Executive of Woolworth says supermarket shelves in Perth will not be filled to near normal levels for a least another week. Those in WA’s population centres have been warned to get used to supply cuts as weather events become more intense.
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