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Advertisement Getting the right retail mix at Perth’s string of high-profile CBD shopping precincts should be determined by consumers and vendors. That’s the view of former long-time city resident and current Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas after ongoing retail struggles at Raine Square and Yagan Square either side of coronavirus lockdowns in Western Australia this past year. Chanel could move its luxury Perth store from King Street to Raine Square after overtures from precinct owners. Credit:aluxum “New shopping areas always take time to evolve but ultimately it’s for the customers a...

Watches Of Switzerland Opens Decadent New Perth Boutique Sandgropers rejoice. Coffee, champagne, or a chronograph? Watches of Switzerland unveil their stunning new Perth location. Watches of Switzerland Australia is one of the Land Down Under’s pre-eminent luxury watch dealers; its boutiques veritable holy sites for Antipodean watch aficionados. While the family-owned firm now boasts boutiques all across Australia – from its iconic Sydney location right by Circular Quay to Canberras‘ very first luxury watch boutique in the heart of the nation’s capital – its story actually began bac...

Future murky for Raine Square as Bankwest mulls exit We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Raine Square’s major tenant has issued an expression of interest for commercial leasing properties as it eyes moving its head office from the struggling CBD retail precinct. Bankwest was the drawcard tenant at the $200 million development owned by billion-dollar Sydney fund manager Charter Hall but a spokesperson told WAtoday last Friday the bank was exploring other city-based leasing options for its flagship br...

Food truck Latina Plant Power at Fringe World in Perth. Supplied. Small businesses and the arts and entertainment industry in Western Australia have suffered a blow, as the latest coronavirus scare sends Perth and surrounding areas into a five-day hard lockdown. Fringe World, which is Western Australia’s largest annual arts event, has cancelled performances and closed its venues for five days, or until the lockdown lifts. The festival showcases independent artists and companies, from cabaret to stand-up, across more than one hundred venues between mid-January to February 14, and boasts a ra...