Popular brewery to shut after 36 years
The “tough times” continue for the industry with even one of the world’s biggest producers not able to make it work.
Retail
National retail chain collapses
It has stores across Australia but customers are now left in limbo to see whether they will receive their goods.
What’s open today: King’s Birthday holiday
Many stores will either close or have different trading hours because of the King’s Birthday long weekend. Here’s what’s open, and when.
‘I prefer cash’: Real reason your takeaway coffee costs more
Small businesses are desperate to change laws to give them a “fair go” as they are being crippled by fees, which have forced some to pass them on to customers, while others don’t have a choice.
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Iconic jeweller allegedly paid in ‘gift cards’
A former Lovisa employee has shone a light on the jewellery chain’s “horrible” working conditions on TikTok.
Major twist after popular retailer collapses
News of its collapse sparked concern from customers who were worried they wouldn’t receive the furniture they had already paid thousands of dollars for.
Insane amount Aussie boss made in 2023
The boss of a budget jewellery retailer has made more than the CEOs at some of Australia’s biggest companies like Woolworths, Coles and Qantas.
Crackdown on dodgy used car dealers
Consumer protection inspectors say the used car industry is rife with fraud and now one state is jacking up penalties to clean it up.
‘Sad’: Shock as popular restaurant closes
Customers have rushed to the site of a popular restaurant after learning that it is closing down to taste its delicious food one last time.
Sad reason Coles ad from 2017 is going viral
An old advertisement from Coles has resurfaced, exposing the staggering amount Aussie grocery prices have risen in just a few years.
‘First world problems’: Fury at Woolies plan
Locals in a Sydney suburb have slammed Woolworths for a “stealth” plan to convert their supermarket into a Metro version.
ASX a sea of red after national accounts
The local share market sank on news that Australia had entered a per-capita recession with the energy sector the only gainer.
‘Impossible’: Twist after mushroom deaths
The story that gripped the world about a fatal mushroom lunch has had extraordinary impacts not just on those involved.
RBA boss sounds alarm on China
Outgoing RBA governor Philip Lowe has cautioned that China’s deteriorating economic outlook is one of three “significant uncertainties” facing the local economy.
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