"We need to move forward and motivate people back into their offices and back into the CBD."

Jewellery and apparel are outperforming other retail categories.

“It’s been a big thrill to see it being made again.”

After a few difficult years of Covid-19 disruptions, the state’s designers are staging a comeback today.

“What we're witnessing is that the smaller brands are getting pushed out," says Denni Francisco.

The retailer is now planning to open ten new stores over the next financial year.

The Sydney-based online marketplace is fielding interest from a global retailer.

"More than nine in every ten transactions involved our store network."

The online retail giant has contributed $50,000 to the initiative.

The retailer is planning around 40 store projects this year.

It comes after a recent venture with Westfield Sydney.

The womenswear brand has appointed three women to break taboos and drive change.

“80% of our business is still coming from brick-and-mortar – that's what people are very familiar with."

The move comes following P.E. Nation's recent collaboration with footwear brand ASICS.

"It’s about building and nurturing a community that will champion the collective ‘good’ we are seeking.”

The retailer delivered a record winter sales result in June.