The global luxury label rolled out a physical brand presence for the 2026 event over the weekend.

“The broader economic environment remains challenging for many households," Ruslan Kogan says.

"Focus, get it done to the best that you can, because you're there for a reason."

It is unclear who the manufacturer is of the new uniforms.

The largest bill is to the tax department, making up more than half of total debts.

“Our first-half performance validates our turnaround strategy,” Articore CEO and managing director Vivek Kumar said.

The week-long event is moving from its usual spot in Carriageworks, Eveleigh.

One of the new entrants is a growing local label launched by mining magnate Gina Rinehart.

This is relatively in line with the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA’s) recent forecasts.

Figures indicate that Depop's Australian market contributes a decent chunk to total global growth.

The surge follows a goodwill impairment charge against the Thrills business in FY25.

The overall boom in metrics has been slightly dampened by the group's "potential" new brand, Jewells.

Kmart itself drove the sales, with Target stores struggling, particularly in the apparel space.

The low-price retailer is rolling out a 'Treat Truck' in Sydney to help the cause.

The streetwear label recently signed a deal with the world's largest hip-hop festival Rolling Loud, and now just added another.

Retail NZ CEO Carolyn Young said several of the peak body’s recommendations were included in the final Bill.