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Customers would do this because there were not enough steel chairs for people to sit on while they were processing their photos on touch screen computers. The A$8 ($8.50) plastic green chairs were only 50 metres away from the photo processing section but came with a warning that they were for domestic use only. Nursing assistant Julie Ann Lewis, 63, was a regular shopper at Kmart in Nowra, a town in New South Wales, and known to staff in the photo lab section on a first-name basis. * Kmart's catalogue is earning praise for featuring kids with disabilities * Ikea out of reach, but Kmart to open online store in NZ * Trade Me brings Australia's Target to NZ * More than 50 new brands looking to come to NZ​ * Bunnings, Kmart owner plans more NZ stores​ She was a keen photographer at family events and used to process photos two to three times a week at the store. On one occasion, Lewis sat down on a green gardening chair in front of one of the computers used to process photos.

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