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Not for sale: The priceless collection coming off store shelves

Not for sale: The priceless collection coming off store shelves

David Jones donates 3000 pieces including Dior accessories to join Queen Elizabeth’s cutlery at the Powerhouse Museum.

  • by Damien Woolnough

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The up-and-coming tourist town with barely a latte in sight

The up-and-coming tourist town with barely a latte in sight

Sydneysiders and a host of enterprising locals are keen to reinvent a NSW country town that was almost wiped off the map.

  • by Catherine Naylor
‘No faith’: Mayor slams stalled $350m Morley Galleria redevelopment

‘No faith’: Mayor slams stalled $350m Morley Galleria redevelopment

Broken promises to revive the 36-year-old, “run-down, half-empty” Morley Galleria into the community hub it once was has angered locals, their mayor and their MP.

  • by Claire Ottaviano
Permanent Sunday market to open by the river in Morningside

Permanent Sunday market to open by the river in Morningside

The historical site promises paddock-to-plate produce, artisan goods, street food and entertainment.

  • by Nick Dent
Are you being served? Aldi follows Coles, Woolworths into self-service checkouts

Are you being served? Aldi follows Coles, Woolworths into self-service checkouts

Years after the big two introduced self-serve checkouts, Aldi is rolling out the “win-win” technology in hundreds of stores.

  • by Madeleine Heffernan
Not just for cashed-up Boomers: Lure of luxury brands is bridging the generational divide

Not just for cashed-up Boomers: Lure of luxury brands is bridging the generational divide

Luxury retailers are still riding high in Australia despite cost-of-living pressures, with upmarket handbags, jewellery and accessories in strong demand.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
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Amazon’s radical plan to fight off Shein and Temu
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Amazon’s radical plan to fight off Shein and Temu

Amazon looks worried that it can’t beat the two Chinese juggernauts of low-priced online retailing. So it’s decided to join them.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Polka dots, flying pigs and pockets: How to launch a fashion label

Polka dots, flying pigs and pockets: How to launch a fashion label

In tough economic times, standing out from the pack can be sensible as well as stylish.

  • by Damien Woolnough
Early end-of-financial-year sales help lift retail spending

Early end-of-financial-year sales help lift retail spending

Retail turnover rose by 0.6 per cent in May following two sluggish months of consumer spending.

  • by Rachel Clun and Shane Wright
Lifting the yoghurt tub lid: Does Chobani have room left to grow?

Lifting the yoghurt tub lid: Does Chobani have room left to grow?

The Greek brand already commands a dominant position in the market but new boss Scott Hadley wants to see it in every fridge in Australia.

  • by Jessica Yun
Weighing up Melbourne’s markets: Cheapest, freshest, best vibes

Weighing up Melbourne’s markets: Cheapest, freshest, best vibes

As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, Melbourne’s market traders say they are seeing an increase in new customers joining the regulars.

  • by Cara Waters