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Lots of grown ups cried today. So did the coach. But to get to 2nd just days earlier, they felt on top of the world. Our expectations on ourselves…
Lots of grown ups cried today. So did the coach. But to get to 2nd just days earlier, they felt on top of the world. Our expectations on ourselves…
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Lionel Scaloni lifted the trophy four years ago. Today, he couldn't finish his press conference. Football does this to people. 💔
Lionel Scaloni lifted the trophy four years ago. Today, he couldn't finish his press conference. Football does this to people. 💔
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Work hard for your job. Work harder on yourself. 🙏🏻
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Robert Poole
Firstly, great work by Ritchies Supa IGA and Monash University, Deakin University, Plus One Serve, AUSVEG Increasing vegetable consumption across 26 million Australians requires serious structural change at retail and this is exactly the evidence-base and commercial / retail intervention that we need. More to come with retailers already making changes towards vegetable consumption in on-line shopping, loyalty programs, prepared meals, bundling and gamification. Corporate Value Associates is a proud partner of the Plus One Serve program having supported the development of the national strategy and more recently the Retail Setting Action Plan and Pledge for More Veg. These can be found on the Plus One Serve website. The Ritchies IGA announcement is a game-changer and an exemplar for industries working with universities and retailers. Bruno Salle Minh Pham Rohit Mendiratta Gregoire F. Rory Benson Alex Guilleux Antony Heywood Patrick Hutchinson Justine Coates Michelle Lausen Anthony Kachenko Hort Innovation Fiona Newton
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Dean Salakas
CBD retail can look full and still be underperforming. National CBD retail vacancy has tightened to around 10 percent, with Sydney now closer to 4 percent. Retail occupancy looks strong, but it’s not a reliable indicator of recovery. Vacancy tells us space is being leased. It doesn’t tell us whether stores are making money. I shared this perspective recently with Inside Retail Australia, because what we are seeing on the ground is more uneven than the headline data suggests. Foot traffic is compressed into fewer hours. Sales per square metre varies significantly by time of day. Two retailers can sit side by side and deliver very different outcomes. From the work we’re doing at Retail Doctor Group with CBD and city-fringe retailers, the strongest performers are not fixated on occupancy data. They’re focused on productivity, lease flexibility, and demand drivers like tourism, events, hospitality and experience-led retail. The real signal for retailers isn’t whether space is full, it’s whether the economics actually work. Curious how others are reading the CBD right now?
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