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News.com.au
2 days ago
- News.com.au
Best Deals Of The Week: ECOVACS, Dyson, Priceline, The Oodie
If you're looking for red-hot savings and unbeatable prices, you've come to the right place. This is the perfect week to buy a new robot vacuum, thanks to our friends over at Amazon. Score a massive 60 per cent off the ECOVACS DEEBOT N20 Robot Vacuum Cleaner and Mop, bringing it down to just $299. Five-star rating shoppers have named this 'brilliant' ECOVACS model a 'great little helper' that offers 'powerful suction'. Or if you want something slightly more premium, there's also 47 per cent off the ECOVACS DEEBOT N20 Plus Robot Vacuum Cleaner and Mop, down to just $499. These are two incredible savings that won't come around often. For our beauty lovers, Priceline's slashing prices on skincare and suncare, with 50 per cent off top-rated brands like La Roche-Posay and tbh skincare, only for a limited time. We've spotted a rare price drop on the cult-favourite Dyson Airwrap multi-styler at Myer. Add it to your shopping cart for just $599, a massive $250 off. Shoppers swear it delivers 'perfect hair' every time. You can also nab 30 per cent off sitewide at The Oodie. These viral hooded blankets – with over 4 million sold worldwide – are hailed by fans as 'so cosy and comfy' and 'like a hug you can wear.' Happy shopping! In this article Best travel deals Best home sales Best tech offers Best fashion finds Best health and beauty buys Please note: price are correct and products in stock at time of publishing. We'll do our best to keep this story updated, but be aware products move fast during sales events. EDITOR'S PICKS: BEST DEALS OF THE WEEK Amazon Australia Mermade Hair The Iconic Up to 30 per cent off – Got You Looking Day 40 per cent off seasonal favourites 50 per cent off Calli, The Fated & Tussah Priceline 50 per cent off skincare and suncare Myer Bon Charge DB Cosmetics Buy two, get one free fragrance Unreal Skin Dyson Ergoflex Save hundreds off the Ergoflex 5G Memory Foam Mattress Yinahla 15 per cent off mattresses SmilePro Smilie Up to 50 per cent off sale $100 off Smilie Boost Teeth Whitening Kit, $119 (down from $219) Bae the Label The Oodie Sleep Firm 15 per cent off mattresses My Queensland Unwritten Hair Emamaco Shop the epic outlet sale Emma Sleep Up to 55 per cent off sale 55 per cent off the Emma Luxe Mattress 45 per cent off the Emma Comfort Mattress 40 per cent off the Emma Diamond Hybrid Mattress Kic App HP BEST TRAVEL DEALS Escape Deals Monos $150 off luggage sets American Tourister Spend and save up to 40 per cent off July Bundle and save up to $125 off Samsonite Spend and save up to 40 per cent off Strand Spend and save 30 per cent off travel BEST HOME DEALS Sheridan 30 per cent off when you buy two or more Sheridan Outlet Shop everything under $199 Bed, Bath N' Table Up to 70 per cent off the clearance sale Sleeping Duck Save up to $200 off bundles Temple & Webster Up to 40 per cent off the mid-year sale Origin Mattress Up to 45 per cent off sitewide Pillow Talk Up to 50 per cent off the end of season sale Our Place $295 off the Cookware Set, $650 (down from $945) James Lane 30 per cent off sitewide Adairs 25 per cent off selected styles – members only Maison Balzac Shop the final sale No. 22 Home 20 per cent off the winter sale Canningvale Up to 90 per cent off sale KitchenAid Shop the sale event Sheet Society 20-50 per cent off selected styles BEST TECH DEALS Samsung Shop red-hot deals on Samsung tech now The Good Guys $1500 off the Sony 77' XR80 BRAVIA 4K OLED Google TV 24, $4495 $500 off the Hisense 65' U6QAU ULED Mini LED 4K QLED Smart TV 2025, $1195 $300 off the Sony 55' Bravia 5 4K Mini LED TV 2025, $1995 Get the Bosch 8kg Front Load Washer for $688 Lenovo Up to 47 per cent off sale Bose JBL Up to 50 per cent off sale LG Up to 30 per cent off sale Sonos Up to 30 per cent off sale BEST FASHION DEALS Witchery Shop further markdowns in the end of season sale Novo Shoes Up to 50 per cent off boots Cotton On Up to 50 per cent off sale Tops – two for $30 Graphic tees – buy one, get one 50 per cent off Calvin Klein Buy two and save 30 per cent off Viktoria & Woods Up to 50 per cent off the end of season sale Country Road Up to 50 per cent off selected styles Manning Cartell Up to 60 per cent off sale Under Armour Extra 31 per cent off the outlet sale Lorna Jane Up to 40 per cent off sweats sale Adidas Shop the outlet sale Nike Up to 40 per cent off sale Tommy Hilfiger 30 per cent off selected styles Shoe Warehouse Up to 60 per cent off sale Meshki 30-60 per cent off sale Gorman Extra 20 per cent off sale Princess Highway Further 20 per cent off sale Dangerfield Extra 20 per cent off sale Coach Outlet 40 per cent off sale, plus an extra 20 per cent off clearance Oroton Christopher Esber Shop the end of season sale UGG Express Up to 80 per cent off sale Elka Collective Shop the end of season sale Stylerunner Extra 20 per cent off selected sale items Betts Extra 25 per cent off sale styles Le Specs 30 per cent off selected styles BEST HEALTH AND BEAUTY DEALS Adore Beauty Up to 50 per cent off clearance beauty SkinCeuticals 20 per cent off routine sets MAC Cosmetics Up to 40 per cent off sale Sephora Up to 50 per cent off sale LELO Up to 50 per cent off sale iHerb Up to 20 per cent off brands 20 per cent off vitamins 20 per cent off sunscreen Lovehoney Up to 70 per cent off clearance sale Free gift when you spend over $140 Shaver Shop Up to 80 per cent off sale Laser Clinics Australia 50 per cent off selected hair removal 40 per cent off AquaFacial Treatments Wild Secrets Up to 69 per cent off sale Sign up to our weekly shopping newsletter to get all the best deals, shopping tips and guides delivered straight to your inbox.
Miami Herald
5 days ago
- Miami Herald
Priceline is having a flash sale on Florida hotels for only three days
Those still waiting to book summer trips or have friends or family visit South Florida are in luck. The travel site Priceline is posting new summer deals at hotels in the area, beginning July 27 at 9 a.m. The flash sale, online and dubbed 'Florida Flock', lasts until July 29 at 11:59 p.m. Bookings need to be made at that site and during those three days but travel dates can be for whatever you're able to find. The company says you'll find discounts up to 30%. Hotels in Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Key West are participating. The Magic City offerings include the Hilton Miami Downtown, InterContinental and Days Inn by Wyndham Miami Airport. More than 20 properties are listed with discounts. Fort Lauderdale has Crowne Plaza Hotel & Resorts downtown and B Ocean Resort, along with at least 14 others. Key West will have deals at The Casablanca Hotel, Winslow's Bungalows-Key West and more than 10 additional hotels. The offerings come as some travel sites and agents see travelers — especially the youth — making decisions more last-minute and with multiple motivations. Priceline's promotion is open to anyone but it said it is hoping to lure the Gen Z traveler. It found in a 2025 report that group is fond of spontaneous travel and it is 'used to build connections, share experiences and break routines.' Beyond South Florida, Orlando, Tampa, Clearwater Beach and Daytona Beach will also have numerous deals in accommodations during the flash sale. 'Florida Flock' is part of a weekly, summer-long promotion Priceline has dubbed 'Get the Flock Out.' It started July 20 and goes through Labor Day. Every Sunday, a new batch of cities puts up promotions that last for three days. If you're looking to leave Florida, future flash sales will include Puerto Rico, Punta Cana, Napa Valley, Las Vegas and Hawaii. Other summer promotions are out there. EOS Hospitality is offering up to 30% off and a $50 credit on its hotels in the Keys, from Key West to Marathon. They include: Isla Bella Beach Resort, Oceans Edge Resort & Marina, The Perry Hotel & Marina and Havana Cabana Resort. Trips should be booked between now and July 30 for travel now through April 30, 2026. The Opal Collection will offer a flash sale on is luxury hotels between Aug. 4 and Aug. 6. They promise savings of up to 35% for stays through Dec. 31. They have properties in Delray Beach, Key Largo and Key West. Meanwhile one big-name hotel brand is showing appreciation for teachers. If you're an educator, you can obtain discounts at the Hilton Cabana Miami Beach Resort, Embassy Suites by Hilton Deerfield Beach Resort & Spa and Embassy Suites by Hilton Fort Lauderdale 17th Street for stays before Sep. 1; the Embassy Suites by Hilton Miami International Airport for stays before Aug 30 and the B Ocean Resort Fort Lauderdale for visits before Sep 20.
7NEWS
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
New and noteworthy beauty products in 2025: Bubble Skincare, Givenchy, Moroccanoil and more
We're over half way through 2025 and there's hundreds of innovative beauty products on our radar. From gloss-boosting hair products for sleek and shiny locks, to moisturise-boosting ceramide creams to soothe dry skin, it's the perfect time to refresh your beauty bag. Whether you're after some winter essentials or simply want to try and test some of the most highly-anticipated makeup launches — we've got you covered. Here at Best Picks, we've rounded up some of the most exciting arrivals in the land of beauty that are worth your time and money. Considering skipping the nail salon? We can't get enough of this stick-on gel polish that lasts up to 14 days, the hardest part is choosing your favourite shade among the 30 gorgeous colours. Think splurge-worthy foundation from a designer brand to a viral moisturiser under $30, these are the latest arrivals we're loving. 1. Bubble Power Wave Moisturiser, $28 at Priceline As someone with year-round dry skin, winter weather always causes havoc on my complexion. But Bubble's newest member of the moisturising family, Power Wav e, has been a game-changer. It's thick, luscious and absorbs easily into the skin without feeling greasy or uncomfortable. Perfect for night time application if you're looking for something nourishing, or great for AM use if you are in need of soothing sensitive or irritated skin thanks to the jojoba oil. 2. Bouf Flouf Factor Growth Tonic, $34.95 at Priceline When this hair growth brand first launched, they sold a product every second in the very first hour. Once you try it, you'll understand why. I was given the opportunity to secretly try and test Bouf's Flouf Factor Growth Tonic a few months back, and now I am starting to see a dramatic difference after using religously twice a day. Not only is my hair growing considerably faster than usual, but my strands are appearing thicker, with less shed ending up on my hair brush. Formulated with natural activies, a whopping 97 per cent of users saw less hair in the shower after 120 days of use. 3. Givenchy Prisme Libre Glow Serum Foundation, $100 at Sephora Skin-loving products are all the rage, and for good reason. Makeup that can nourish the complexion at the same time is always going to get my tick of approval. Givenchy's new Glow Serum Foundation does just that — after three weeks the formula gives skin a much more radiant and hydrated finish. Offering medium coverage without feeling heavy, it's the perfect day to night foundation that is easy to blend and apply for all skin types, even dry. 4. Dermal Therapy Overnight Face Repair, $21.99 at Amazon Remember the viral $12 Lip Mask from Dermal Therapy that went bananas on TikTok? Meet her bigger sister, a luxe Overnight Face Repair cream formulation. Designed to get to work while you catch some zzz's, it's jam-packed with hyaluronic acid, peptides, ceramide and antioxidants to repair, strengthen and firm skin. The results? A silky smooth complexion in as little as eight hours. 5. Anastasia Beverly Hills Magic Touch Blush Trio, $70 at Sephora Unlike powder or liquid formulas, cream blushes are incredibly buildable, so you can achieve a subtle pop of colour or a bold rosy cheek. The latest arrival to grace Anastasia Beverly Hills' makeup line-up is the Magic Touch Blush Trio, three gorgeous shades with a matte finish. In-built into a travel-friendly casing, this silky, gel-like formula is perfect for make-up free days or full face coverage, and can even be applied to the lips, eyes and cheeks for a flushed effect. 6. Moroccanoil High Shine Gloss Mask, $50 at Adore Beauty We're all dreaming of sleek, shiny locks but achieving hydrated strands is a whole other ball game. Instead of heading to the salon, try out Moroccanoil's new mask to instantly boost shine and soften, all from the comfort of your own home. Skip your conditioner and apply a generous amount to your strands. Comb through to evenly distribute and wait at least seven minutes before thoroughly rinsing. The results? Serious gloss that even the celebs would be jealous of. 7. JSHealth Vitamins Hair + Energy For Men, $49.99 at JSHealth Calling all men — this one is for you; JSHealth Vitamins Hair + Energy For Men has just landed. Here to help with overall hair health, it follows the success of the brand's OG formula for women, designed to support growth, strength and thickness of strands. Each bottle contains 60 film coated tablets. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
7NEWS
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
You can shop Secret Lives of Mormon Wives reality star Taylor Frankie Paul's iconic lip combo at Priceline right now
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives seems to be everyone's new favourite reality TV show. And TikTok's favourite 'Mormon Wife,' and star from the show, Taylor Frankie Paul, has shared her makeup routine in a viral video. Taylor Frankie Paul's lip liner and gloss duo is trending for all the right reasons. Here's how to recreate the look at home for under $50. The mum and reality star uses Revlon ColorStay Lip Liner which usually retails for $24.95 but is currently on sale for $14.97 from Priceline. Taylor uses the shade 'Nude' which is a classic, OG colour that'll look amazing in any lip combo. Define and enhance your lips with a rich, long-lasting formula that won't feather or bleed, it's flattering on any lip colour and comes in 12 different shades. If you're looking to recreate the Taylor Frankie Paul lip look, then pair this liner with the TRENDING Revlon Super Lustrous Lip Gloss which retails for $25.95 in shade 'Sky Pink.' 'Sky Pink' is a perfect cool toned pink shade that will give you a plump and juicy lip. The Mormon wife's viral video has amassed more than three million views and people in the comments are obsessed. 'Wow, you look great,' one person wrote. 'I need that lipliner,' another person added. 'I literally get my makeup inspo from you,' a third person wrote. To purchase the lip combo,
Daily Mail
30-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Mail
Priceline customer accuses pharmacy of despicable act as staff hit back... before bosses offer a grovelling apology
A woman has accused Priceline of racial profiling with bosses offering a grovelling apology in a massive backflip after the store bluntly denied the claims. Joyce Lebechi claimed workers routinely requested security footage to be checked whenever she visited the store in Victoria. Ms Lebechi filmed herself confronting a staff member on the weekend, saying she was fed-up with being 'targeted'. The pharmacy initially took to Instagram to deny the accusations and defend its staff, before removing the post. 'We treat every person equally, and any suggestion otherwise is not only hurtful, it is categorically untrue,' it read. The pharmacy has since backtracked with a Priceline spokesman telling Daily Mail Australia on Monday they were deeply sorry for the incident. 'The situation that occurred at the Priceline Pharmacy franchise is highly regrettable and we wholeheartedly apologise to Ms Lebechi,' she explained. 'The security camera checks in question are not endorsed by Priceline Pharmacy, and the store has been asked to stop performing these.' Ms Lebechi said in her TikTok video that 'every time I come in here, they always ask for the cameras to get checked'. 'And today I've had it up to here,' she said. She approached a staff member and asked why the security checks seemed to coincide with her visits. 'Every time I come in the store, the cameras are asked to be checked. Why is that?' she asked. The employee responded that checks are conducted 'every ten minutes'. Ms Lebechi recalled a previous conversation where she was told the checks happened 'every five minutes'. 'Now it's ten minutes,' she said. The customer insisted the situation had happened too often to be a coincidence when speaking to another staff member. 'It just feels very racially motivated,' Ms Lebechi said. But the staff member said the checks were 'random', and she had had similar conversations in the past with other shoppers. 'You're not the only one that has that conversation with us,' she explained. 'It happens all the time, and everyone that's shopping at that time has the same comment, but we've got to do it, we can't stop.' Ms Lebechi she said it still felt racially motivated. 'You can't say that to us when we have multiple races working in here,' the staff member said. 'First of all, I don't really see that,' the shopper replied. 'I think it's something that you guys need to be conscious of, in my opinion.' But the staff member disagreed saying: 'No, because then we are targeting.' Ms Lebechi said there were too many occasions the announcement had occurred, blaming front-of-store staff for targeting customers of colour. The staff member apologised that the shopper 'felt like that' as Ms Lebechi left the store. The store posted a now-deleted statement to their social media account, taking aim at the claims. 'We are deeply disappointed by these claims, as they do not reflect the reality of our store, our staff, or our values,' it read. 'Our team proudly represents a wide range of cultural backgrounds, and we serve a diverse community of customers every day with professionalism, care, and respect. 'As part of our standard loss prevention policy, common across major retailers, we conduct random security measures, including bag checks and camera monitoring, throughout the day. 'These checks are never based on race, ethnicity, or appearance. They are carried out strictly as a routine part of ensuring the safety and wellbeing of both our customers and staff.' The store said they are considering the accusations extremely seriously and strongly considering legal action. 'We have many long-standing regular customers from all walks of life who know and trust our team,' the statement read. 'We treat every person equally, and any suggestion otherwise is not only hurtful, it is categorically untrue.' A Priceline spokesman has since apologised 'for the understandable distress and concern caused by the events that took place'. 'This experience does not reflect our values of inclusivity and respect, for all customers,' he said.
