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For all you Australian readers out there (in case you didn't know this already!), I dropped in on my nearest Office Works store today (Wollongong NSW) and was amazed to discover that they had a reasonable selection of Rhodia and Clairefontaine notepads - at prices comparable to the online stores I've purchased them from before, but obviously minus the delivery costs and the delay in arrival from interstate... The checkout guy told me (in answer to my query) that these were a new entry in the system, but no indication that it's a short-term thing. So long as we make it worth their while to maintain a regular supply, I suppose... Check it out at your local branch, or online at http://www.officeworks.com.au

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They seem to be stocking it the aisles as standard items, so looks like they'll be there for a while. I hope they expand the range as limited sizing at the stores I visited. Although the prices are the same as notemaker.com.au (no affiliation) so I'll continue to buy from them as I'd rather support the small suppliers.

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I discovered this a few weeks ago by chance at my local store (Underwood QLD) but had forgotten to mention it on here.

 

Handy if you're only after a few things and don't want to wait / pay for delivery or have to grab some other supplies anyway.

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