Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After much speculation, Coles has confirmed they are bringing back a popular range of collectables with promises they are more ...

With only 100 Golden Billy Bananas made by the supermarket giant, its rarity has sent fans into a frenzy with keen collectors forking out the big bucks to add it to their collection. The starting ...

A nine-year-old has penned an impassioned letter pleading with Coles to “stop making Stikeez”. The letter, written by Julian, was shared to the Coles Facebook page by his mum on Wednesday. “My ...

DESPITE being small in size, they are making a big impact. ‘Stikeez’ have become the talk of the town after drawing the attention of children nationwide. The miniature promotional toys were launched ...

Pick n Pay changed the way South Africans do grocery shopping when they introduced Stikeez to the mix last year. The little creatures with a suction cup base caused an unexpected craze. Parents and ...

Coles’ ongoing use of plastic merchandise marketing is irresponsible, says Carla Liuzzo of Queensland University of Technology, and at odds with its goal of becoming Australia’s most sustainable ...

As a parent, I find it so frustrating to take my children shopping, reusable bags in hand, only to be offered plastic toys at the checkout. It's an incredibly confusing message to be sending kids. And ...

For the uninitiated, that banana was a Stikeez, a little plastic collectable that Coles gives out as a prize every time shoppers spend $30. — For more stories like this, go to kidspot.com.au — There ...

The Stikeez frenzy is back on. Before they'd even seen the displays in the shops, my children were demanding "Under the Sea Stikeez" with desperation and fervour. It's like they learnt about them ...

Had you shopped at Pick n Pay recently, you may have noticed the company is giving out a little plastic toy for every R150 you spend. Those toys are called Stikeez, and they’re designed to stick to ...

Coles’ latest Stikeez campaign could be hampered by coronavirus fears compounded by Australia’s drought crisis, a prominent economist has warned. Related story: Why the Coles share price is at an ...