A demonstrator, dressed as a police officer, wearing clown makeup, held a sign which read ‘you look stupid staring at windows when kids are being murdered’.
Blair Jackson
One retailer has little chance of overtaking its arch rival. Here’s why.
Cheyanne Enciso
Some of the nation’s biggest retailers have already started slashing prices on a range of products ahead of the major Black Friday shopping event.
Fresh data from WA ScamNet revealed nearly 400 WA shoppers had fallen victim to online scams in 2024.
Jessica Evensen
With financial pressures escalating and disposable income plunging, it pays to have tricks up your sleeve to stretch your wallet even further this season. Here’s where to pick up the latest styles.
Megan French
There’s nothing like the dopamine hit you get from the thrill of the hunt.
Arylene Westlake-Jennings
A new study suggests that big grocery retailers could be taking advantage of over-loyal customers who return to the same store no matter whether other supermarkets are offering cheaper prices.
Sean Smith
Do we really want to give our big supermarket retailers more power?
Daniel Smith
German food retailer Aldi has emerged as a favourite place for shoppers to do their food shop as the cost of living bites — but at what cost to Australian brands?
Rebecca Parish, Claire Sadler and Cheyanne Enciso
An inquiry into Australia’s supermarkets is probing the lack of competition between Coles and Woolworths amid claims they are abusing their market power and gouging customers and suppliers.
West Australians are being slugged $1 extra on their basic shop at the major supermarkets compared to the rest of Australia, the Federal Government’s latest grocery monitoring report has revealed.
Dylan Caporn
It’s costing Australian consumers up to $4 billion a year.
Georgina Noack
West Aussie businesses looking to drive up sales are turning to gaming technology to subtly influence customer spending behaviour online.
Caitlyn Rintoul
WA National Party leader Shane Love has put Perth’s archaic trading hours squarely on the election table, doing what Premier Roger Cook refuses to do — bring more shopping hours to the capital.
Joe Spagnolo
A Coles chief executive says shoppers are researching where and how to get the best value for money as the squeeze on family finances drives more and more people to try to save money.
Adrian Lowe
More than 360 products at Coles will have their prices slashed from tomorrow for 12 weeks.
The French fashion house was slated to throw open the doors of its first Perth store this month.
High-end jeweller Cartier will throw open the doors of its first standalone boutique in Perth in yet another sign of WA’s appetite for luxury spending.
The streets of Chinatown came alive on Friday as Broome hosted its highly anticipated Ladies’ Night to prepare for the upcoming Broome Turf Club’s Ladies Day and Broome Cup.
Katya Minns
Swedish fashion retailer COS will pack up its WA presence entirely after closing its western suburbs store.
Simone Grogan
Mirrabooka will be home to WA’s first Woolworths customer fulfilment centre after State planners approved its $23.8 million development plans on Tuesday.
Erick Lopez
Here we are, mid-way through July — and that means we’re only four months away from December and the frenzied retail spending that comes with the festive season.
Sarah Wells
Shares in Melbourne-based online retailer Cettire have plummeted after bracing the market for a potentially unprofitable final quarter due to weaker demand for luxury clothing.
A water tank has collapsed inside a shopping centre in Perth’s east, flooding the floors and causing shelves to tumble.
Jake Dietsch
