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Many Australians are mimicking the shopping habits they were raised with, but some are considering changes as the cost of living rises.

The South African owners of 184-year-old company David Jones are believed to have sold the department store chain for about $100 million. In 2014, it sold for $2.1 billion.

Canberrans enjoy a rare glimpse inside Gungahlin Homestead as the historic estate's new owners consider developing the site into a retirement village.

The sale of Coles' service stations will reduce future costs as fuel providers face an uncertain economy and EV innovations, experts say.

Allison Publications, LLC v. Doe, decided last week by the Texas Court of Appeals (Fort Worth), in an opinion by Justice Brian Walker, joined by Justice Wade Birdwell and Judge Ruben Gonzalez, involves a rare libel lawsuit by a publisher: Allison publishes regional and specialty publications in Texas, such as…

Australians can expect to see fewer discount stickers at the shopping centre in coming months as retailers look to prop up their profit margins.

The victim of a teenage rapist found guilty of sexual assault and choking has called him a monster and said he belongs in jail.

The five WA parliamentary crossbenchers join the Opposition in seeking a corruption inquiry into allegations the McGowan government rorted the G2G pass system to prioritise applications from Labor donors.

American retail giant Costco is looking to expand its Australian presence as buying in bulk gains appeal for shoppers struggling with the cost of living.

Australia Post has now delivered more than 900 million parcels during the pandemic after shoppers flocked to online shopping during lockdowns.

Robots will soon be roaming store aisles across the country, with Kmart enlisting technology to keep an eye on product stock levels.