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As seen in: Ipsos Canada, Ipsos US, WARC, Inside Retail Asia, Inside Retail, Inside FMCG, Inside Retail NZ, Convenience World
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Should fashion brands control their own resale market?

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By Norrelle Goldring
| Inside Retail Verified
Second-hand resale (‘re-commerce’) fashion is no longer a fringe channel, nor is it just a Gen Z side hustle dressed up as sustainability. But should brands take control of their own products’ second life ‘destinies’? In Australia, 240 million second-hand clothing items were sold in 2023, up 18 per cent on 2018. At the same time, Australians bought 1.42 billion new clothing items, or 53 items per person, and still sent 222,000 tonnes of clothing to landfill.
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Mother’s Day: A premium, social and often last-minute liquor occasion

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By Deborah Jackson Verified, Norrelle Goldring
| foodandbeveragemedia.com.au
Written by Norrelle Goldring Mother’s Day remains one of Australia’s most commercially important seasonal retail moments. In 2025, Australians were expected to spend around $1 billion on the occasion, with food and beverages among the leading gift choices and the average spend on Mother’s Day $141, up from $102 the year prior.1 The celebration is also broadening, because who is considered a ‘mum’ is widening.
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Agentic AI commerce - the future of liquor shopping?

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By Norrelle Goldring, Deborah Jackson
| foodandbeveragemedia.com.au
By Norrelle Goldring Several years ago, pre-ChatGPT, we were collectively told that voice commerce (ordering things via Alexa, Siri, Google etc) was going to be the next big retail channel. But in the end, social media commerce completely eclipsed it. Voice commerce is yet to really take off. So, as agentic AI commerce emerges, it’s worth a clear-eyed look at its uses, benefits and risks to determine whether you pay to join the parade, or merely wave at the floats as they go by.
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