Coles worker Claudia Campamayor Watt is awake and stable days after she was stabbed allegedly by a 13-year-old boy.

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Family of stabbed Coles worker shares recovery update

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A major supermarket has announced it will no longer sell kitchen knives after one of its employees was allegedly stabbed by a 13-year-old boy in Queensland on Monday.

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Coles to stop selling knives nationwide after staff member stabbed

A 13-year-old boy who allegedly stabbed a Coles employee inside the supermarket was seen doing a strange act just hours earlier.

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New detail before alleged Coles stabbing

The supermarket giant has banned the sale of knives after an employee was stabbed by a young boy.

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Kerry Stokes

Coles to ban sale of knives across all Australian stores

Supermarket giant Coles has made the decision to stop selling knives at its stores across Australia after an attempted murder of an employee in Queensland.
On Jan. 13, police allege a 13-year-old boy entered a Coles store in the Ipswich suburb of Yamanto, before stabbing a 63-year-old Coles employee in the back.
It is unclear whether the knife used in the attack had been taken from store shelves.
The woman remains in a critical but stable condit…

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Coles Supermarket Bans Knife Sales After Attempted Murder Involving 13-Year-Old

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Coles makes major change to supermarkets after staff stabbing attack

C﻿oles will stop selling kitchen knives nationwide after a staff member was stabbed by a 13-year-old boy in Queensland.The 63-year-old Coles worker was stabbed at a shopping centre near Warwich Road in Yamanto, Ip﻿switch about 5.25pm on Monday.Coles said in a statement today that they would stop the sale of ﻿kitchen knives in all stores across the country following the attack.READ MORE: Japanese encephalitis warning for Victoria after disease de…

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Coles to stop selling knives nationwide after worker stabbed

Kitchen knives have been pulled from the shelves of Coles after a 13-year-old boy was charged with stabbing a supermarket worker in Yamanto, Queensland.

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Canberra

Australian Capital Territory

Knives no longer sold at Coles after teen charged with stabbing staff member

Coles will pull knives from its shelves nationwide in the wake of Monday’s supermarket stabbing, and four months after Queensland banned knife sales to minors.

Family of stabbed Coles worker shares recovery update

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