Bunnings is introducing facial recognition technology (FRT) to its New Zealand stores to prevent serious harm to staff and high-value theft.

A Townsville man hurled abuse at a Bunnings worker who accused him of stealing, calling her a “racist, redneck b---h” the day before leading police on a bizarre chase. Currajong man Douglas Jonathon ...

Hundreds of extra cars are expected to flood local roads when a two-storey Bunnings opens at Glynde, according to an ...

Engineer Brian Cottee, who currently contracts to the Blanchard Racing Team’s Super2 Series team, co-ordinated a makeshift local support network ...

At the age of 67, Lena Tupua regularly dips into her aged pension to help provide relief for homeless people in Melbourne. To ...

She has fostered more than 5000 kittens and has been recognised for her efforts with a nomination as a Bunnings Warehouse ...

Mitre 10 has accused rival Bunnings of using its overwhelming market dominance to secure an exclusive hardware delivery deal with Uber Eats, unseating the smaller retailer.

The author’s admiration of the hardy plant life spreading across the roof turns to alarm when the true nature of the growth is revealed.

The New York-listed conglomerate has appointed Goldman Sachs to conduct a 'comprehensive review of strategic alternatives' of ...

Bunnings has partnered with Uber Eats to launch 60-minute deliveries across the country. The partnership will begin with 15 locations in Australia before launching across the country and New Zealand.

Australian hardware giant Bunnings will be available on the Uber Eats delivery service for the first time, promising tools, garden, and household items delivered to the door in less than 60 minutes.