Woolworths Reduces Cash Withdrawals as Cashless Society Beckons

Woolworths Reduces Cash Withdrawals as Cashless Society Beckons
People shop at a Woolworths supermarket in Sydney on March 17, 2020. PETER PARKS/AFP via Getty Image
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Major Australian grocery chain Woolworths is reducing the amount of cash that can be withdrawn by customers as the country continues its gradual shift toward a cashless society. 
A company spokesperson has said that cash withdrawals will be reduced from $500 to $200 due to a lack of people using the service to make transactions. 
Daryl Vandenberg
Daryl Vandenberg
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Daryl Vandenberg is a journalist based in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. He is a former news anchor for Canadian radio stations Moose FM, 99.1 FM Ontario, and Newcap Radio.
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