Retailbiz

For more than ten years, Retailbiz has been your go-to source for news about Australia's booming $299 billion retail industry. As the retail landscape continues to change, Retailbiz is dedicated to delivering the latest updates, trends, and the groundbreaking technologies that are shaping the future of retail. With a diverse team of journalists covering nine different areas of retail, Retailbiz provides daily updates on a variety of subjects. You can expect original news articles, comprehensive analyses, and useful tips that explore both the creative and analytical sides of retailing.

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Paintback, Argon & Co partner to open Paint Circular Economy HQ

3 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

Paintback partnered with Argon & Co for the opening of its Paint Circular Economy Headquarters (PaCE HQ) in Braeside, Victoria. The new facility, dedicated to reclaiming and repurposing unwanted paint and packaging, can process up to 40,000 kilograms of material per day. Moreover, it is expected to prevent more than 3,100 tonnes of paint, nearly 600 tonnes of metal, and over 360 tonnes of plastic from entering landfill each year.
How Halara’s focus on customer feedback fuels innovation and loyalty

4 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

At Halara, customer feedback is not just part of the process—it is central to shaping the brand’s product design and strategy. Jessica Thompson, the company’s global brand president, explained how direct input from shoppers has helped the activewear brand innovate, grow its collections, and build lasting customer trust.
Retail industry groups urge productivity reform following Labor re-election

4 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

The Australian Retailers Association (ARA) and the National Retail Association (NRA) have extended their congratulations to members of the re-elected Labor Government and expressed their intention to work closely with Federal Cabinet to support economic growth.
IKEA marks 50 years in Australia With launch of flatpack flip flops

4 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

IKEA has launched the limited-edition, world-first flatpack flip flops as part of its 50th anniversary in Australia. Known as FLIP FLÖPS, the item is a flatpack take on a common Australian staple, requiring basic assembly in three steps. The launch forms part of IKEA’s nationwide anniversary weekend from May 31 to June 1, 2025, with in-store events and promotional offers across its 10 Australian locations. IKEA has also released new consumer research to mark the milestone.
ISPT acquires North Shore Marketplace

4 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

ISPT has acquired the North Shore Marketplace in Burdell, Queensland from Clarence Property in an off-market sale. The shopping centre has 5,691sqm of gross lettable area and is home to Woolworths, and other 18 specialties and offices including BWS, Domino’s, Studio Pilates, TSG, and United Chemist. CBRE’s Joe Tynan and Michael Hedger managed the transaction on behalf of Clarence Property. CBRE noted that North Shore Marketplace is underpinned by a six-year Weighted Average Lease Expiry (WALE).
Sendle, ReadyToShip to jointly launch Small Business Growth Fund

4 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

Courier service Sendle has partnered with shipping label platform ReadyToShip to launch the Small Business Growth Fund, which aims to help small and medium-sized e-commerce businesses in Australia. The launch comes as e-commerce business owners face challenges of volatility attributed to evolving networks, consumer preferences, and international market entrants.
Woolworths slashes prices on hundreds of items

5 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

Woolworths has committed to lowering the prices of nearly 400 items that consumers regularly purchase, starting on May 14, 2025. Amanda Bardwell, Woolworths CEO, said the price reductions will focus on highly rated family favourites such as Greek yoghurt, frozen berries, chicken schnitzel, as well as essentials like flour, bread, rice, and nappies. Consumers can expect an average price drop of 10 per cent, with the lower prices set to remain in place at least until 2026.
eBay expands circular fashion push at Australian Fashion Week

5 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

eBay Australia will showcase archival pieces from leading designers including Aje, Bianca Spender, Lee Mathews, Romance Was Born and Nagnata at its Pre-Loved Runway Show during Australian Fashion Week. The looks will be styled by celebrity stylist and pre-loved advocate Jess Pecoraro. eBay noted that Australians are embracing pre-loved fashion at unprecedented levels with a pre-loved dress sold every 60 seconds and a pre-loved shirt every 90 seconds on the e-commerce platform.
Sydney Markets to honour industry leaders at 2025 Fresh Awards

5 days ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

Sydney Markets will hold its 2025 Fresh Awards at the International Convention Centre (ICC) in Sydney on July 18.
Retailers risk leaving $2 billion on the table by focusing on the wrong customers

1 week ago | retailbiz.com.au | Celene Ignacio

Australian retailers could be missing out on up to $2 billion in potential revenue by prioritising customer retention strategies that focus on the wrong type of customer, according to a new study by advertising effectiveness expert James Hurman and CRM platform Klaviyo. Presented at Klaviyo’s recent K:SYD event, the study, It’s What You Do With Them, analysed $1.2 billion in spending data across 1.7 million ecommerce customers in Australia and New Zealand.