IGA Halloween 👻 catalogue from 21/10/2026
Oct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftIGA's catalogue for this week is valid from 21 October 2026 until 27 October 2026. It has 33 pages, and 5 more current editions are listed. New editions usually start on a Wednesday. Source: Kimbino, last checked 21 October 2026.
| Current edition valid | 21 October 2026 to 27 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Pages in current edition | 33 |
| New edition usually starts | Wednesday |
| Current editions listed | 6 |
| Loyalty program | IGA Rewards app: IGA Cash Back on selected products at participating stores; Visa card access at $20 IGA Cash |
| Sunday opening hours | Set by each independently owned store |
| Official website | www.iga.com.au |
Oct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftOct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftOct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftOct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftOct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftOct 21 - Oct 27, 2026
5 days leftThe current IGA catalogue is valid from 21 October 2026 until 27 October 2026. New editions usually start on a Wednesday.
The current edition has 33 pages.
The official IGA value page says hundreds of products go on special every Wednesday, and editions on AdsSOS currently run Wednesday to Tuesday (21 to 27 October 2026).
Members earn IGA Cash Back on selected products at participating stores via the IGA Rewards app; cash sits in a digital wallet and is accessible through a Digital IGA Rewards Visa Card once $20 IGA Cash is earned.
No. Each store sets its own hours, for example IGA Tully lists 5am-7pm on Monday and IGA on Bloomfield lists 6am-10pm on most days. Use the store finder.
IGA's specials turn over on a Wednesday. The official IGA value page says hundreds of products go on special every Wednesday, and the editions listed on AdsSOS match that rhythm: the current IGA catalogue and the Halloween edition both run from 21 to 27 October 2026, a seven-day window. AdsSOS lists several versions of the same week, with page counts ranging from 16 to 34, which reflects the fact that IGA stores are independently owned and may promote different ranges. The IGA site also mentions one-day and three-day sales and Market Day specials at individual stores, so a store's own noticeboard or page can carry offers that the national catalogue does not.
We found no official statement of a publication hour, so we do not give one. The IGA catalogue this week page shows each edition with its validity dates so you can confirm which one covers today.
IGA Rewards is the chain's loyalty program. According to the official IGA Rewards page, members earn IGA Cash Back on selected products at participating stores, and the cash back is available only through the IGA Rewards app at participating IGA Rewards stores. The cash sits in a digital wallet that can be spent on future eligible groceries, and it becomes accessible through a Digital IGA Rewards Visa Card once $20 of IGA Cash has been earned. Members also receive personalised weekly offers and exclusive in-store offers, and scanning in store can give automatic entry to prize draws during competitions. A regional news report quotes Metcash's chief executive saying that around 1,100 of 1,280 independent IGA stores had signed up to a cash-back scheme of this kind, but the story was undated, so confirm that your local IGA takes part before you assume it does. For the full terms, including expiry rules, use the official IGA Rewards terms page.
The IGA value page lists weekly specials, matched prices and low prices every day as part of its offer. We could not find a published chain-wide price match policy with conditions, and because each store is independently owned, a promise made by one store may not apply at another. Ask at the service desk about how a local store handles returns, and remember that your rights under the Australian Consumer Law apply to faulty goods. The IGA Saver terms and other promotion terms on the official site set out the rules for each campaign, and these differ by competition and offer, so read the terms attached to the specific promotion you are using.
Opening hours are decided by each store owner. The official store pages show how wide the range is: IGA Tully lists Monday trading from 5am to 7pm, while IGA on Bloomfield lists 6am to 10pm on most days. Several of the store pages we saw had not been refreshed recently, so use the store finder for current times, particularly around public holidays, which each state and territory regulates separately. We found no official statement on markdown or clearance timing, so we make no claims about when reduced items appear.
IGA, which stands for Independent Grocers of Australia, is a supermarket brand owned by Metcash through its Food and Grocery division, while individual stores are owned and operated independently. Wikipedia states that the brand was introduced to Australia in 1988, that it had more than 1,400 stores as of January 2020, and that it held roughly 7 per cent of the national grocery market in 2019, making it the fourth-largest supermarket chain at that time. Those figures are several years old and should be treated as background rather than current data. The Black & Gold label is described as Metcash's own generic food and grocery brand, sold in IGA and other Metcash-supplied independent supermarkets.
IGA is one of many grocers on the Australia supermarkets catalogues page. Comparable independent and neighbourhood grocers include the Foodworks catalogue this week page and the Foodland catalogue this week page, and the Australia catalogues and specials hub lists the rest.