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Cheyanne Enciso

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Sep 15, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Perth Now
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Aug 27, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Cheyanne Enciso

    Popular clothing brands collapse despite improving sales (opens the original)

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    Popular clothing label Cue Clothing and its sister brand Veronika Maine have collapsed, with receivers saying improving sales were not enough to save the fashion retailers. The two brands have 51 stores across Australia and New Zealand, including 42 full-price boutiques and nine discount outlets, as well as concession stands in department stores Myer and David Jones. The brands are known for its sharp tailoring, modern women’s work and formal wear. Kate Warwick and Vaughan Strawbridge of FTI Con

  2. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Cheyanne Enciso

    The $10 bears sparking a Bunnings sales bonanza (opens the original)

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    Bunnings has sparked a social media frenzy around its collectibles range, which include blind mystery boxes featuring miniature bears, as well as mini toolkits and buckets. The hardware giant did the heavy lifting for its parent Wesfarmers, bringing in $20.4 billion of the group’s total full-year revenue of $47.3b as demand across home improvement, repairs and maintenance lifted sales. But the real star of the show was Bunnings’ $9.50 mini bears, a range of plushie key chains sold in a blind‑box

  3. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Cheyanne Enciso

    Kmart to rollout more K Home and Philippines stores (opens the original)

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    Kmart is looking to roll out more standalone homeware stores across the country as well as open additional locations in the Philippines under the booming Anko brand. As revealed by The West Australian, the Wesfarmers’-owned discount department store chain opened a new 3000sqm home concept store called K Home in Melbourne in June, which sells furniture and storage pieces previously only sold online. Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott on Thursday said it was “performing really well, so we’re really excited

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