Book Stores Fight Carts for Survival

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1 hour ago

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Online shopping has changed how Australians buy books. Cheaper prices and next-day delivery are winning over budget-conscious readers, but local booksellers say they're being squeezed.

Listen to the three-minute audio current affairs report (in the link below photo) from Archie MacLachlan, who spoke to a bookstore worker and a young shopper about what's really at stake when we click "add to cart".

https://static.wixstatic.com/mp3/05496c_1c00d447eedf487d83facfa8f3c42706.mp3

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