Budget retailer to make huge change
Bargain Chinese retailer Temu is working with the Australian consumer watchdog to make changes to its product lines.
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Man’s shock over ‘white’ policy at Aus store
A young woman is going viral for sharing the moment a man took issue with her bookstore and decided to confront her over one specific policy.
‘Yuck’: CEO’s see-through dress shocks
A young rich lister and successful Australian CEO has shared a video of the moment that she was “humbled” by her mum.
Global TV hit Bluey undergoes new transformation
Bluey is about to undergo a new makeover that will expand its opportunity for business growth, enabling kids around the world to enjoy her for years to come.
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‘Think we’re stupid’: Major brand under fire
A popular Australian influencer has taken aim at a beauty retail giant, slamming the brand over its new ‘50 cent’ makeup claim.
Reason behind retail boom revealed
Retailers have received a temporary bump during Black Friday sales, official figures show.
Woolies responds after product backlash
A small detail spotted on a Woolworths shelf in Sydney’s north raised eyebrows, prompting a response from the supermarket giant.
‘Skin melted off’: Temu recalls fake oodie
Retail giant Temu has recalled a popular children’s garment after it caught fire, leaving an eight-year-old girl badly burned.
Cost of Aussies’ 2025 grocery shop revealed
Just how much extra Aussie families will pay to put food on the table this year has been revealed as cost-of-living pressures continue to bite.
Retailer returns a year after collapse
An iconic Australian retailer is making a sweeping comeback, one year after the business announced its collapse.
Coffee set to rise to insane price in 2025
Coffee lovers might have to save a few extra dollars in their weekly budget simply to afford a cup of Joe as experts warn prices will soar in 2025.
Petrol boss hits back on price claims
Following calls for a fuel price inquiry, the petroleum marketers’ boss has explained why Aussies are getting slugged at the bowser.
Bar shuts just five months after opening
A women’s sports bar opened with much fanfare and enthusiasm but just a few months later, it’s had no choice but to call last drinks.
‘Sick of it’: Penny drops on Australia Day
After Woolies backtracked on its decision to stop selling Australia Day products, one commentator has theorised why Aussies are “fed up” with the entire debate.
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