Basket, Bag and Trolley: History of Shopping in Australia

Ever wondered when Australians swapped the corner shop for the supermarket, or why we say 'trolley' instead of 'cart'? This fascinating Oxford University Press publication traces our shopping evolution from colonial marketplaces to modern malls. It's a delightfully specific slice of social history that reveals how commerce shaped Australian life, habits, and identity. Perfect for history buffs, retail enthusiasts, and anyone who's ever pondered the cultural significance of the weekly shop.