How The Party People has looked at trends and adapted its range to prepare for Christmas 2020 Coronavirus Dean Salakas 28 September 2020 The trends we are seeing can help retailers understand and prepare for the approaching Christmas trading season.
Victoria drives biggest month in e-commerce history as spending surges by 170% Coronavirus Dean Blake 25 September 2020 The e-commerce boom has reached new heights, with Australia Post calling August the “biggest month in Australian online shopping history”.
Why this 16-year-old children’s food brand has turned to equity crowdfunding Funding Jessie Tu 24 September 2020 Australia’s largest certified organic and additive-free children’s food brand Whole Kids is inviting the public to become investors.
Why Who Gives a Crap paired it’s carbon neutral announcement with a big reality check Retail Matthew Elmas 23 September 2020 Who Gives a Crap is now carbon neutral, but the business is the first to admit that's not going to be enough to tackle the climate crisis.
Beauty businesses to reopen sooner, after Victoria backflips on timeline Coronavirus Matthew Elmas 15 September 2020 Beauty and personal care services businesses say a change of heart by the Victorian government is a win for common sense amid the pandemic.
Former Myer boss Bernie Brookes saves collapsed accessories chain Colette by Colette Hayman Retail Matthew Elmas 9 September 2020 Collete by Colette Hayman has been bought from administration by an investor group led by former Myer boss Bernie Brookes and John Skellern.
Morrison waits on Victoria: Could JobKeeper be extended in Melbourne? Coronavirus Matthew Elmas 7 September 2020 Morrison won't decide whether to extend further income support for Melbourne businesses until Victoria steps up to outline its plan.
Hospitality industry eyes closed roads and laneways, as Melbourne prepares for months of outdoor dining Coronavirus Matthew Elmas 7 September 2020 Lover owner Will Newton says governments need to help businesses set up outdoor dining operations on nearby roads and laneways.
“Not a reasonable target”: Cosmetics businesses face months of uncertainty under Melbourne’s reopening roadmap Coronavirus Matthew Elmas 7 September 2020 Under Melbourne's reopening roadmap, Chapel Cosmetics will need to remain closed until at least the end of November, without any guarantees.
Explained: What businesses need to know about the regional Victoria reopening roadmap Coronavirus Matthew Elmas 6 September 2020 Here's what business owners in regional Victoria need to know about the Andrews government's reopening roadmap.
Explained: What businesses need to know about Melbourne’s reopening roadmap Coronavirus Matthew Elmas 6 September 2020 Everything small businesses need to know about how metropolitan Melbourne will emerge from stage four coronavirus rules.
Big Mac vs Big Jack: McDonald’s drags Hungry Jacks to court in burger stoush Hospitality Matthew Elmas 3 September 2020 McDonald's has sued Hungry Jacks, claiming its new burger, the "Big Jack", is a rip-off of its flagship "Big Mac".
