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Outback Stores

Phone: 08 8982 1900

Address: 67 Pruen Road 0828 Northern Territory

Website: http://www.outbackstores.com.au

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24.01.2022 Challenge to keep shelves stocked in remote communities and at a fair price.

24.01.2022 Resolution of dispute between Outback Stores (OBS) and Wirrimanu Community Store Aboriginal corporation (WCSAC) Outback Stores relationship with Wirrimanu Community Store goes back to 2007 when we were initially asked to assist with the store management. It was a difficult period with the Wirrimanu Aboriginal Corporation in administration, and the store owners were facing significant problems of financial mismanagement leaving the store owners with mounting losses and carryi...Continue reading

20.01.2022 Stores drop prices on key products whilst maintaining food security. Chief Executive Officer Michael Borg said that due to a combination of forward planning, hard work and strong collaboration with stakeholders has enabled stores to maintain strong stock availability and drop pricing on the following lines: Weetbix 375g ... Bush Oven and Jackaroo bread Bushells tea bags 200 pack Indomie noodles 5 pack Coca Cola no sugar and diet range 1.25lt Read the full story on our website https://outbackstores.com.au//Stores-drop-prices-on-key-pr

18.01.2022 The very first footprints on this continent were those belonging to First Nations peoples. Happy NADIOC week everyone!

16.01.2022 Great work Canteen Creek mob!

15.01.2022 Great to see Chansey Paech MLA out at Papunya. Thanks for the great feedback Chansey, the community are very proud of their store!

14.01.2022 Food security and safety continue to be our top priority at this challenging time.

14.01.2022 We are proud to be working with our friends at Woolworths & Coles to assist remote communities through the COVID-19 pandemic.

14.01.2022 A big Congratulations to Rebekah Campbell for completing her Certificate III in Retail Services Rebekah is our receptionist/Administration assistant at our support office in Darwin. She is from Yarralin Community, which is located on the banks of the Wickham River, about 15 km west of Victoria River Downs. Rebekah has now been with Outback Stores for 12 months and she brings a great perspective to our office having previously worked at the Manyallaluk Community Store and Gu...lin Gulin Community Store Rebekah is currently continuing her studies with certificate IV in Retail Management, congratulations again Rebekah

13.01.2022 A huge congratulations to Bonnie Nunuggumajbarr on completing her Certificate IV in Retail Management. Bonnie is from Ngukurr Community located 635km South East of Darwin, by the banks of the Roper River. She has worked at the Ngukurr General Store for the last 10 years and within those years she has faced many challenges between work and her retail studies, but nothing has got in her way. She is one of the inspirational leaders to the community and other local staff by showi...ng them her commitment, knowledge, and courage. Bonnie is extremely proud of what she has achieved and will continue to develop her retail career further in the future as she is now the Ngukuur General Store Supervisor, an important link between store staff and the store management team. Well done Bonnie, outstanding achievement!

12.01.2022 Review of remote food pricing welcomed. Outback Stores have appeared this week at the second public hearing for the inquiry into food pricing and food security in remote communities. Chief Executive Officer Michael Borg provided key information to the committee relating to management and governance of these businesses and how this contributes to a secure supply of affordable and healthy food for remote communities.... We are excited to be working closely with the committee in the weeks ahead with sharing information that could benefit this review with an aim to seeing successful outcomes for our industry in the future, Mr Borg said. Read the full story on our website https://outbackstores.com.au//Media-Release-Review-of-remo

11.01.2022 We have been working hard in the background through the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more below on how we are uniting with other retailers to ensure food security in remote communities https://outbackstores.com.au//Retailers-unite-to-ensure-fo

11.01.2022 Our ongoing focus is on offering great value on staple products and healthy choices such as milk, eggs, flour, rice, oats, bottled water, fresh fruit and vegetables.

11.01.2022 Ready to join an organisation making a difference? We are hiring for a communications role in our Darwin support office. Click the below link or contact our recruitment team at [email protected] or call 08 8982 1900 to talk to us.

11.01.2022 Before #coronavirus pandemic lockdown, #Kiwirrkurra had Marty McFly: street artist volunteering his time and skills, putting a splash of colour through-out the ...community. This is one of his many masterpieces on the wall of our Outback Stores! Check out his page for more fantastic artwork, although we might just have to post some more here to brighten up our page too! Oh and yes, our footy team is the #kiwirrkurralions #brisbanelions See more

10.01.2022 Outback Stores upholds food security as a priority https://outbackstores.com.au//Outback-Stores-upholds-food-

09.01.2022 Coronavirus (COVID-19) latest update - Food security and safety our top priority https://outbackstores.com.au//Outback-Stores-Food-security

07.01.2022 Outback Store’s response to coronavirus (COVID-19)

07.01.2022 Fantastic achievement Benny on completing your Cert IV in retail, everyone at Outback Stores are very proud!

06.01.2022 Congratulations to the Ltyentye Apurte Saints, CAFL Senior Men's Division 1 Premiers 2020

06.01.2022 Awesome work Warmun Community Inc.!

05.01.2022 Dotty Brown - Lewis joins our business as Operations Administration Assistant. Dotty is from Maningrida Community 520km east of Darwin. She comes from both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island background. All her family are from Adelaide River, Batchelor, Boigu Island and Bamaga. She previously worked with Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia, Department of Housing and Community Development and more recently with the Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation. Welcome to Outback Stores, great to have you as part of the team

04.01.2022 Yesterday's story in the Centralian Advocate.

02.01.2022 Alma Ngalmi (pictured left) recently became our first qualified Indigenous retail trainer. Alma turned the challenge of not being able to travel to communities due to COVID-19 into a positive by using the time to accelerate her study and complete both Certificates IV in Training and Assessment and Retail Management. With biosecurity restrictions now easing Alma is traveling to communities to build her experience in facilitating Vocational Education and Training. Her style... has made a positive impact with trainees. I think it’s really important to make people feel comfortable and deliver training in a culturally appropriate way. When trainees learn that I have lived and worked in communities like they do, it breaks down barriers and changes the whole experience. It’s great to share stories and experiences. It definitely makes things much more relatable, said Alma. Alma came to Outback Stores in 2017 with five years’ experience working in the Barunga Community Store. She started in a reception and administration role but was promoted into the training team after returning from maternity leave in early 2020. I want to show other Aboriginal people in community that if you set goals and work hard to achieve them there are great career opportunities in either in retail or other fields like training, she said.

02.01.2022 We continue to work closely with remote communities through this challenging time to ensure safety and food security.