Retail
‘You’re still here!’: The West End nut shop that has barely changed in 50 years
A tiny shop with a big history, Mick’s Nuts on Hardgrave Road is a beacon of tradition in an ever-evolving neighbourhood.
- Nick Dent
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Norma is almost 90. She just bought a beloved general store in regional Victoria
The heart of the town of Guildford will beat again when the century-old store reopens this weekend.
- Carolyn Webb
My online habit causes me great despair, but I just can’t kick it
Why does online shopping sometimes turn us into the worst versions of ourselves: needy, obsessive and unsatisfied?
- Kerri Sackville
‘Real concerns’: Supermarket giants still in the watchdog’s crosshairs
Supermarkets, telcos, online influencers and excessive credit card surcharges will all come under scrutiny from the powerful competition regulator in 2025-26.
- Clancy Yeates
- Exclusive
- Governance
Retail giant’s handling of alleged affair sent whistleblower to federal minister
The disclosure sparked drastic action from the corporate watchdog to investigate conduct at the Super Retail Group over a claimed affair between the chief executive and a staff member.
- Nick McKenzie and Max Mason
- Editorial
- Editorial
Dupe culture and patent costs threaten the next great Australian inventions
It is a shame two successive governments have failed to address a 2021 patent law review’s 16 recommendations.
- The Herald's View
Alex’s invention made global headlines. Then he saw it at Kmart for $5
Designer and inventor Alex Gransbury saw his award-winning citrus juicer reproduced in a $5 knock-off – and there’s not much he can do about dupe culture.
- Jessica Yun and Daniel Lo Surdo
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