Why 2024 was shocker for Aussie brands
After a horror year for thousands of Aussie businesses, one major thing will determine whether they can bounce back over the next year.
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Aussies hit by ‘artificially inflated’ fuel prices
Competition and the free market has not reduced petrol prices in Australia’s largest cities, the NRMA finds.
‘Oldest’ pub shuts down after 113 years
A historical pub with plenty of character has closed its doors for possibly the final time as the publican fails to find a buyer worthy of the job.
’On its knees’: Major industry in crisis
In a year marred by brand collapses and the future of a key event hanging in the balance, it begs the question – what is going on in Australian fashion?
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Warning to shoppers ahead of Black Friday
Shoppers have been warned to be alert for scams ahead of the annual Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.
Profit not a ‘dirty word’: Bunnings boss
The chairman of the retail giant that owns Bunnings and Kmart has defended big business and hit out at ‘political leaders of all persuasions’.
Uproar over popular Woolies product
Concerned Woolworths shareholders dominated the annual general meeting with debate about one of the store’s very popular products.
‘Not perfect’: Woolies hits back at fake claims
Woolworths Group has railed against allegations it deceived customers with false discounts on specially-marked products.
Grim warning for Australian economy
Stage 3 tax cuts and wage growth have only marginally lifted retail sales in Australia, sparking this warning.
‘Cross-shopping’ trend taking over Australia
Australians are finding new ways to save at the checkout, with more hunting around for the cheapest prices.
How is Woolies going to win back trust?
The new boss talks about getting the balance right with customers but deeper trust issues are already hurting the supermarket major.
Woolies’ surprise call on bottom line
Australia’s largest supermarket says cost-of-living pressures are weighing on its bottom line as it announced a surprising profit warning.
ASX edges higher for 3rd straight day
The ASX closed up 0.3 per cent for the third straight day, as investors wait for clarity from global markets.
Surprise reason for wild restaurant line
Hungry lunchtime shoppers have been spotted queuing down the street for an unusual promotion in the CBD of one of Australia’s biggest cities.
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