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ARA and NRA address retail crime

The Australian Retailers Association (ARA) and the National Retail Association (NRA) have joined forces to call for major changes to improve the safety of retail staff and business owners. This includes stronger laws...

Symposium to address retail crime

Australian retailers are coming together to tackle retail crime at the industry-wide Retail Crime Symposium in July. In an industry first collaboration, the Australian Retailers Association (ARA) and the National Retail Association (NRA)...

Australian Retailers Association and National Retail Association announce amalgamation plans

The Australian Retailers Association (ARA) and the National Retail Association (NRA) have announced a proposed amalgamation, which will once approved by their respective members create a single unified body representing the $420...

Calls for more time to consult on IR reform

Labor’s Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill was introduced to parliament by Workplace Relations Minister Tony Burke yesterday, prompting calls of for more consultation and scrutiny from industry bodies. The Bill will see significant...

Pre-Christmas sales forecast up on last year

Australian retail sales are set to remain strong over the festive trading period, with consumers to continue spending in the face of cost-of-living challenges, according to expert insights. The most comprehensive Christmas insights...

High transaction fees hurting retailers and consumers, NRA

The National Retail Association (NRA) is calling for action to cease unnecessarily high debit card transaction fees being passed on to consumers. In light of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) releasing the...

More sexual harassment preventions needed, NRA

The National Retail Association (NRA) says the industry needs greater resourcing and consistent legislation to prevent sexual harassment towards retail staff. The industry body notes a review by the Victorian Equal Opportunity and...

Containers for Change milestone

Five billion containers have been refunded through Queensland’s Containers for Change scheme, with more than $500 million going back into the pockets of Queenslanders. Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon said Queenslanders reached the significant...
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