How Rebel Sport’s big Matildas bet paid off

How Rebel Sport’s big Matildas bet paid off

A year and a half ago,the company placed its largest-ever fan gear order for a Women’s World Cup. Rebel has sold 60,000 Matildas jerseys so far.

  • byEmma Koehn

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Lockdown workouts,puppies and home renos fuel growth for big box retailers

Lockdown workouts,puppies and home renos fuel growth for big box retailers

New “fur babies” and sprucing up the car have also helped underpin sales for retailers that make up the big box-style homemaker centres.

  • byCarolyn Cummins
Fair Work takes Rebel,Supercheap Auto owner to court over alleged underpayments

Fair Work takes Rebel,Supercheap Auto owner to court over alleged underpayments

The Fair Work Ombusdman will allege the company engaged in serious contraventions of the Fair Work Act when it underpaid staff starting in 2017.

  • byEmma Koehn
For investors,owner of Supercheap Auto is much,much more

For investors,owner of Supercheap Auto is much,much more

Super Retail has gone from humble beginnings – a car parts by mail order business – to a retail conglomerate selling everything from basketballs to puffer jackets.

  • byDominic Powell
‘We’re ready’:Super Retail steels for chance of new COVID wave

‘We’re ready’:Super Retail steels for chance of new COVID wave

The chief executive of Super Retail Group has warned a potential new wave of COVID infections could devastate the world’s already battered supply chains.

  • byDominic Powell
‘Zero chances of it arriving on time’:Retailers issue Christmas warning as ‘perfect storm’ ignites delays

‘Zero chances of it arriving on time’:Retailers issue Christmas warning as ‘perfect storm’ ignites delays

Serious congestion in global supply chains has caused massive delays on shipping new consumer goods into Australia,prompting Christmas shopping warnings.

  • byDominic Powell
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Direct cash an option to help tourist firms survive end of JobKeeper
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Direct cash an option to help tourist firms survive end of JobKeeper

The JobKeeper program ends on March 28. The Morrison government is considering direct cash assistance to help tourist businesses survive the change.

  • byShane Wright andJennifer Duke
Shame on companies that use JobKeeper subsidy to pay executive bonuses

Shame on companies that use JobKeeper subsidy to pay executive bonuses

Some companies have returned JobKeeper payments which they did not need but others are failing the test of corporate social responsibility.

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‘Unjustly enriched’:Mounting calls for corporate Australia to repay JobKeeper as profits recover

‘Unjustly enriched’:Mounting calls for corporate Australia to repay JobKeeper as profits recover

Corporate governance experts are urging more big companies to repay funds received through JobKeeper,warning taxpayers will bear the cost for decades.

  • byDominic Powell
Australian billionaires must repay JobKeeper,not pocket millions in bonuses
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Australian billionaires must repay JobKeeper,not pocket millions in bonuses

A small number of companies such as Solomon Lew's Premier Investments have received $40m in taxpayer subsidies while paying large bonuses and dividends to top executives.

  • byAndrew Leigh
Online'no longer a side project':Camping,fitness boost Super Retail

Online'no longer a side project':Camping,fitness boost Super Retail

Customers have kept spending at brands including BCF and Rebel throughout the pandemic.

  • byEmma Koehn