Yes, you read that right. It’s a party pie. With meatballs. From IKEA. And it’s FREE. Life is in fact worth living. In case you missed the memo, IKEA is celebrating 50 years in Australia.

IKEA launches FREE tasty treats for shoppers: 'How does nobody know about this, it's huge!' IKEA Australia is set to offer customers free meat pies on Saturday 31 May ...

IKEA has started to sell solar panels in Australia and the good news is you won’t have to battle with flat-pack instructions - it comes with installation included. The Swedish furniture giant has ...

Ikea Australia has announced a major change for customers, launching a brand new service located at one of its busiest locations. The home furnishing retailers has launched pick-up lockers at ...

Ikea Australia country manager David Hood expects online sales to reach at least 10 per cent of total sales within three or five years, and eventually become Ikea's largest single store, ...

Ikea has created the Meatball Party Pie to celebrate its 50th anniversary being in Australia. The announcement: IKEA is celebrating 50 years in Australia with the creation of the ultimate snack ...

The Mornington Peninsula Shire Council was plunged into damage control this week after it replaced the Australian flag with the LGBTQ+ Pride flag on school flyer.

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An expert on scams has shared key red flags to look out for to indicate a fake Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) email. Nick Stapleton told BBC Morning Live on Monday (9 June) that ...

Since partnering with Good360 in 2023, IKEA Australia has provided it with more than 8000 items valued at a total of about $500,000. In the last year, Good360 has kept five tonnes of IKEA goods ...

The IPA poll revealed widespread support for the national flag from women and men across all age groups, including the 18-24 cohort where 72 per cent wanted to keep the current flag.