Caravan maker speaks out over ACCC lawsuit
An iconic Australian company is being sued over claims its products can tackle the rugged outback.
Retail
Dramatic arrest after wild Bunnings rampage
The TRG have taken down a man allegedly armed with a blowtorch who went on a wild rampage at a Bunnings store in Perth.
Major retailer recalls popular dining chairs
A major furniture retailer has urgently pulled a popular range of dining chairs off the shelves over fears they could cause injuries.
‘Moronic’: Furore over cigarette prices
With the prices of cigarettes higher than ever, a wild tobacco war is brewing across Australia. But who is to blame?
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Former Virgin boss’ surprise new gig
Jayne Hrdlicka has confirmed her next move after stepping down as Virgin Australia chief executive.
Watchdog takes aim at excessive surcharges
Misleading surcharge practices and other add-on costs have come under the consumer watchdog’s eye in the new financial year.
‘Go to Bunnings’: Retail owner fed-up by man
A young Aussie business owner has been left feeling “annoyed” because a man keeps walking into her store and saying the same thing.
Men charged with $1.2m luxury ram raids
Four men have been charged with ram raiding luxury designer stores in Melbourne and making off with $1.2m worth of items.
Cafe owner hits back on surcharge threat
Aussies will spend millions of dollars in additional costs as the price of visiting cafes, pubs and restaurants, but business owners say they are still falling behind.
What’s open on Easter Monday
Here’s your full guide to what shops are open and shut on today’s public holiday.
Real reason iconic pie empire imploded
For a while, Pie Face seemed like a delicious homegrown business success story, conquering Aussie retail and setting its sights on the world – until it all crumbled.
Aussie icon collapses into administration
Australia’s first mail-order shoe business has given a sad update after over a century surviving two world wars and the invention of the internet.
Major Australian retailer collapses
A 100-year-old company that survived two world wars has been taken down by the cost-of-living in 2025.
Iconic retailer set to close 87 stores
Jeanswest will close down all of its stores in the next six weeks, leaving hundreds out of a job.
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