About Tuckerbox Stores
Tuckerbox Stores, trading as IGA Local Grocer Tuckerbox Kununurra, is an independent supermarket and variety retailer located in Kununurra, Western Australia. As part of the IGA Local Grocer network, it focuses on everyday groceries, fresh produce, dairy, frozen foods, and essential household items, with an emphasis on serving the local community and travellers in the East Kimberley region. The store also operates a coffee lounge where customers can purchase hot drinks, light meals, and snacks, and it carries a range of general merchandise and variety items such as basic hardware, camping needs, seasonal goods, and convenience products.
A charge from “TUCKERBOX STORES,” “IGA LOCAL GROCER TUCKERBOX,” or a similar description on your bank or card statement typically comes from an in‑store purchase at the supermarket, coffee lounge, or variety section. These charges are usually one‑time transactions for groceries, café purchases, or general merchandise. You may also see small differences if you added items at the checkout, used a card multiple times the same day, or if a pre-authorisation amount was placed when the transaction was first processed (some banks initially show a pending amount before updating to the final total). Recurring charges are uncommon unless you’ve arranged something like a standing order for prepared food or regular supplies directly with the store.
To verify a Tuckerbox Stores charge, start by matching the date and amount on your statement with any paper receipts, email receipts (if requested at checkout), or your diary of purchases in Kununurra around that time. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, contact the store directly using the details on their website (igalocalgrocerkununurra.com.au) or via the contact information shown on any recent receipt; staff can often look up transactions by date, time, and amount. When you call or visit, have the last 4 digits of your card, the exact transaction date, and the billed amount ready. For disputed or incorrect charges, your bank or card issuer may also advise raising a dispute after you’ve attempted to resolve the issue with the store.