I do love getting catalogues in the mail and see the specials. I normally shop at Woolworths but if there’s a big discount on items I need I would go to coles. Looking at the online catalogue just isn’t the same.

For now I can still pick this up at the supermarket which is handy.

I do like both, especially the kids like cutting out what they want me to buy for the week!

I am happy either way…I get a sneek peek on line a few days before the catalogue is out..If I want the paper form I get it at the Supermarket..On line you can read it anywhere you are ..so win win..

Still not happy over this move. I hate looking the specials up on the computer – just doesn’t have the same feel as browsing the catalogue with a coffee in hand. Think a lot of older shoppers are now going to Woollies as they still send out catalogues.

We never get junk mail where we live, so I’m not too fussed. At least it will save some trees

Feels a little bittersweet doesn’t it.
I am all for sustainable choices and these definitely helps reduce waste. However on the other hand we shop for my elderly grandmother and she uses the catalogues to create her shopping list. She doesn’t have access to the internet and doesn’t own a smart phone or computer.
I understand the idea, but I think as with a lot of things, you still need both.

They’re available online so I think it’s a great move. Much better for the environment

We don’t shop at Coles so doesn’t make any difference to me. But I do like flicking through catalogues.

Great for the environment! I hope they move to paper bags soon too.

Dumb idea. Especially for someone like my Mum who doesn’t own a computer or smartphone.
If I have 5mins peace, I sit down to drink a cup of coffee & flick through catalogues. I think Coles will loose a lit of customers.

I love looking through catalogues every week.

Nooooooo I live for a coles catalogue what about all the oldies who don’t have access to a computer??

I wish they would keep the printed catalogues. I love going through them.

I am sad. Working on screens all day, I personally love to flick through a paper catalogue. I read all of those delivered to me. Whilst the catalogues are in-store, at that point it is too late forme. Sometimes I will grab one if there’s a particular recipe I’ve seen online that I want to cut out, but otherwise it’s too late for my weekly shopping. And I shop from the catalogue. I make sure I get all of the discounted products.

I am disappointed. I like scrolling through the catalogue for specials. What about the people who don’t have internet access? Do they not matter?

I really think that’s a silly move on Coles behalf I’m sure they will have a decline in sales and bring them the catalogs back this is how some people shop and do there weekly groceries
The Coles in my area is crap anyway so doesn’t impact me.The thing Coles is good for near me is if I have to to run I and get milk

I’m ok with this decision since i’m tech savvy and online for most things anyway but as for the elderly etc i think it’s a bit of a selfish move.

Coles catalogues .
We enjoy reading these weekly, also have liquor specials as well. now have a laptop, get the e-mails and read the specials. just need to get use to new technology . we have learnt to use the mobile phones, laptops. I-pads,, cameras, TV remotes ,microwaves, and more, just takes time and practice. We are aged 70 and 72, get help from children and grandchildren when need it. They have patience and we appreciate their time to teach us. .

Will definitely miss them, such a shame