Wesfarmers, the parent company of Bunnings, Kmart, Target, Officeworks, and Priceline Pharmacy, has suspended delivery fees for six months to help customers shop online amid rising fuel costs and cost-of-living pressures.
Offer Details
The initiative pairs with a free OnePass membership trial. Customers signing up by May 14 qualify for the trial, which normally costs $4 monthly or $40 annually. Existing members receive $20 off their next payment. Standard delivery fees, typically $9 to $12 per parcel, are waived on eligible orders with no minimum spend required. Exclusions apply for some remote postcodes.
Bonus Rewards
The six-month membership boosts rewards, including 5x Flybuys points on in-store or Click & Collect purchases at Bunnings Warehouse, Kmart, Target, and Officeworks. Priceline Pharmacy Sister Club tier members earn 2x points.
Executive Statements
Australia’s major retail brands unite in this customer-focused offer to ease household budgets, Wesfarmers stated. The move provides shopping flexibility while curbing fuel and daily expenses.
Bunnings Managing Director Michael Schneider noted, “We know that every dollar counts right now. Being able to shop online and have your order delivered for free makes a real difference to the weekly household budget.”
Kmart Group Managing Director Aleks Spaseska added, “We know many families are facing ongoing cost pressures. Alongside our commitment to delivering everyday low prices across Kmart and Target, this is another practical way we can help our customers.”
