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First Nations artists, Pride and mental health: Volley talks collabs - Vimarsana News

First Nations artists, Pride and mental health: Volley talks collabs

Volley discuss the role of their partnerships and collaborations, and what's in store for the business in 2023.

"Make veg the hero": Why Woolies aims to reduce the price of healthy food - Vimarsana News

"Make veg the hero": Why Woolies aims to reduce the price of healthy food

Australians are not meeting recommended dietary requirements, and are feeling the stress of modern life, according to Woolworths’ second annual Living Healthy report.

Why Uniqlo and Burberry are increasing wages amid cost of living pressures - Vimarsana News

Why Uniqlo and Burberry are increasing wages amid cost of living pressures

Global and local retailers are being urged to offer staff a wage that they can comfortably live on amid rising inflation.

Heather McIlvaine - Vimarsana News

Heather McIlvaine

Heather McIlvaine is the managing editor of features and premium at Inside Retail. In her nearly four years writing for Inside Retail, Heather has traveled to Shenzhen to cover the epic Chinese shopping event Single’s Day, doggedly reported the details of Amazon's launch in Australia, toured the biggest office supplies store in the world to understand the future of physical retail, dissected the 'Instagram aesthetic' with three brands that embody the look and followed the local fashion industry's pivot to making PPE during Covid-19. An LA-native who now lives in Melbourne...

Why electronics retailers are tackling e-waste with refurbished goods - Vimarsana News

Why electronics retailers are tackling e-waste with refurbished goods

Australia's e-waste output is growing three times faster than our general waste output, with around 88 per cent of televisions and computers ending up in landfill.