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A pink-footed goose Victoria’s travelling bureaucrats didn’t get to see.

For ducks’ sake, state bureaucrats go on wild goose chase

Public servants trekked to Denmark’s frigid north in search of the pink-footed goose. The birds didn’t show up.

  • Noel Towell and Kishor Napier-Raman

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More than a decade ago Brett Blundy decided to take his private investment vehicle BBRC global. He moved initially to Singapore to do this and later Monaco.

Billionaire Brett Blundy has ‘outstanding’ executives but picked an outsider to run his empire. Why?

For more than four decades, Brett Blundy has backed and invested in retailer groups that are household names from Lovisa, Hype, Platypus, The Athlete’s Foot, Bras N Things to Best & Less.

  • Anne Hyland
Lovisa offers jewellery at a lower price point for consumers.

ASX darling Lovisa ramps up its bid for global domination

Lovisa’s sales are surging despite fears of a discretionary spending slowdown while the jewellery chain has continued on its aggressive global expansion plan.

  • Emma Koehn
Lovisa offers jewellery at a lower price point for consumers.

Jewellery sales shine bright as Australians keep shopping

Bumper numbers from ASX-listed retailers Lovisa and Michael Hill reveal Australians are still splashing out on jewellery and accessories despite cost-of-living pressures.

  • Emma Koehn
Victor Herrero took on the role of chief executive of Lovisa this year.

All eyes are on this fashion stock as a barometer for consumer spending

Jewellery retailer Lovisa has seen huge growth since listing on the ASX. These days, are its shares still a good investment?

  • Emma Koehn
Sparkle comes off Lovisa as sales go backwards

Sparkle comes off Lovisa as sales go backwards

The budget jewellery chain has fallen out of vogue with investors after it revealed its previously booming sales had gone backwards so far this year.

  • Patrick Hatch

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