Barbeques Galore in Receivership, 500 Jobs at Risk
Australian retailer Barbeques Galore has been placed into receivership, putting approximately 500 jobs at risk. The company's financial struggles highlight challenges in the retail sector.
Category : Retail
Torquay's The Sands Trading Normally Despite Receivership
The Sands Torquay shopping centre continues regular operations despite its landowner, The Sands Torquay Pty Ltd, entering receivership. Administrators assure tenants and customers of business as usual.
Townsville Cafe and Restaurant Sales Boom with Dozens on Market
A surge in Townsville's hospitality sector sees dozens of cafes and restaurants listed for sale, driven by strong buyer demand and a thriving local economy.
Peppermayo Order Infested with Insects, Customer Horrified
A Peppermayo customer found ants and eggs in her online clothing delivery, prompting a biosecurity investigation and brand apology. The incident highlights online shopping risks.
Common Circus Moves to Online-Only Store Due to High Costs
Newcastle's beloved Common Circus has closed its physical store and transitioned to an online-only model, citing escalating operational expenses as the primary driver for this strategic change.
Новый мост в Таунсвилле завершается для борьбы с пробками (11.02.2026)
Строительство нового моста через реку Росс в Таунсвилле подходит к концу, что обещает значительно улучшить транспортный поток и сократить заторы на ключевой дороге.
Domino's Taps McDonald's Executive for Top Job After CEO Exit
Struggling Domino's Pizza Australia has appointed a former McDonald's executive as its new CEO, following the abrupt exit of Mark van Dyck, aiming to revive its retail performance.
Toy Libraries Boom in SA as Borrowing Surges
Toy libraries across South Australia are seeing a significant increase in membership and borrowing, driven by economic pressures and a growing focus on sustainability and community engagement.
Treasury Wine Takes $92m Hit in US Distributor Exit
Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates faces a $92 million financial setback after terminating a US distribution agreement, impacting its American market strategy.
Thingz Gifts Closing Most WA Stores by 2026
West Australian homewares staple Thingz Gifts announces closure of 12 out of 15 stores over next year, citing discretionary spending pressures. Sister brand Living Emporium also affected.
Amazon Australia's Haul: Budget Shopping Section Launches
Amazon Australia introduces Haul, a dedicated shopping section featuring hundreds of thousands of products under $25. Shoppers compare it to Temu, with fast delivery options for Prime members.
Владелец Tobin Fish Tales радуется победе в голосовании 2026
Новый владелец Tobin Fish Tales в Таунсвилле не может скрыть улыбку после того, как его бизнес получил высшую награду в голосовании 2026 года, подчеркивая успех в местном сообществе.
Cairns Gets First Specialist Running Store North of Noosa
Cairns has opened its first specialist running store north of Noosa, offering expert gear and community support for local runners and fitness enthusiasts.
Geelong Councillor Calls for Costco to Eye Gheringhap Site
Geelong councillor Owen Sharkey advocates for Costco to evaluate Gheringhap as a potential location for a new store, aiming to boost local economic growth and job opportunities in the region.
Four New Illawarra Cafes to Try This Weekend
Explore four exciting new cafes in the Illawarra region, from Turkish breakfasts to artisanal pastries and innovative cold brews, perfect for weekend dining adventures.
АБФ борется с незаконными сигаретами в Таунсвилле
Австралийское пограничное управление провело рейд в Таунсвилле, изъяв тысячи незаконных сигарет и табачных изделий в рамках борьбы с подпольной торговлей.
Lab-Grown Diamonds Boom in Australia
Lab-grown diamonds now hold 50-60% of Australia's retail diamond market, with prices up to 90% lower than mined stones. Perth jewellers report surging demand from all generations.
Tobacconist Trading Despite Closure Order, Faces Jail
A Rutherford tobacconist ordered to close for 90 days for selling illegal tobacco is allegedly still operating, risking fines up to $1.375 million and potential imprisonment under NSW Health enforcement.
Coles Kalgoorlie Acquisition Blocked by ACCC
Coles remains silent on its next steps after the ACCC blocked its acquisition of a Kalgoorlie store, raising questions about its retail expansion strategy in Western Australia.
Bunnings Uses Facial Recognition to Fight Retail Crime
Bunnings is set to deploy facial recognition technology across its stores to address rising retail crime and violence, as the Australian Retailers Association issues warnings.
Wollongong CBD Lunch Specials: Six Top Picks
Discover six fantastic lunch specials in Wollongong CBD, from Thai street food to French dip sandwiches, perfect for office workers seeking quality meals.
February Liquidations in Townsville Council Area
A detailed report has uncovered the liquidations recorded in the Townsville council area for February 5, highlighting business closures and economic trends.
Geelong Business Liquidations for February 5
A list of business liquidations in the Greater Geelong Council area for February 5 has been disclosed, highlighting local economic challenges.
Enkindle Village Revives Abandoned Townsville School
An abandoned school in Stuart, Townsville, is set for a major transformation into the Enkindle Village community hub, offering housing and support services.
Canberra Businesses Struggle Amid Light Rail Works
Local businesses along London Circuit report significant revenue declines, with some facing closure, as light rail construction disrupts access and parking in Canberra's city centre.
APCO Barwon Heads Service Station Expansion Plan
APCO has submitted a planning application to the City of Greater Geelong for additions to its Barwon Heads service station, including a new car wash and canopy upgrades.
Coles Ends Hot Chicken Promise Freebie Program
Coles has discontinued its popular Hot Chicken Promise program that gave customers free roast chicken vouchers when warmers were empty, citing improved availability measures.
Retailer Tarocash Connor Faces $67m Sales Hit
The fashion retailer behind Tarocash and Connor brands is confronting a potential $67 million financial blow as sales plummet dramatically in the current market.
Bunnings Wins Appeal Over Facial Recognition for Store Crime
Bunnings has successfully appealed a ruling on its use of facial recognition technology to combat increasing store theft and violence, marking a significant development in retail security and privacy law.
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