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Cheyanne EncisoBusiness reporter

Cheyanne Enciso covers retail and consumer affairs for The West Australian. She previously covered healthcare and biotech. Prior to joining the team in Perth in 2022, she worked as a general news reporter in the State's north-west.

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RBA governor Michele Bullock has already warned it could take a recession to control inflation.

EconomyPremiumConsumer confidence plunges to worst level since 1990s

Shoppers are set to tighten their wallets even further as fresh figures reveal confidence in the economy has plunged to its lowest level since the early 1990s recession.

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Pinnacle Travel Group has announced the acquisition of Rottnest Island's The Lane Café, Simmo's Ice Creamery and Havza. PICTURED: The Lane Jessica Wyld

RetailPremiumWA tourism giant adds food to its Rotto operations

WA tourism giant Pinnacle Travel Group is growing its existing operations on Rottnest Island with the acquisition of three eateries, including Simmo’s Ice Creamery.

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Property developer Built has appointed former WA Premier Mark McGowan to its board.

ConstructionPremiumFormer premier Mark McGowan joins property developer

A property developer and contractor has appointed former WA premier Mark McGowan to its board as the group pushes into new construction methods aimed at addressing the housing supply crisis.

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Myer has launched its annual Christmas Giftorium pop-up at its flagship stores in Perth, Melbourne and Sydney. Myer employees Munguu Chuluunbaatar and Paige Bond at Perth City.

RetailPremiumMyer puts Christmas on ‘steroids’ amid retail malaise

Myer boss Olivia Wirth says it’s putting its Christmas offerings on ’steroids’ in a bid to entice shoppers to splash cash ahead of the all-important holiday trading period.

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Any Warburg deal would require Ingenia to abandon Peet.

Mergers and AcquisitionsPremiumIngenia grants US suitor Warburg a look at its books

Ingenia Communities has opened the door to allow its US private equity suitor to inspect its books as part of a potential deal that would kill the near-$1 billion takeover of Perth property stalwart Peet.

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The latest snapshot of business travel revealed flights into Perth and regional WA surged in the first half of 2026.

AviationPremiumWA gains ground on the ‘golden triangle’ of business travel

WA is gaining ground on Australia’s long-dominant ‘golden triangle’ of business travel as the State’s mining and oil and gas sectors power on.

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CBA chief executive Matt Comyn.

Albany AdvertiserBig-four bank pledges no regional branch closures until 2030

Another big four bank has vowed not to shut any of its branches in regional Australia until at least 2030 amid ongoing criticism of the nation’s biggest lenders over widespread closures.

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CBA boss Matt Comyn.

BankingPremiumBig-four bank pledges no regional branch closures until 2030

Another big four bank has vowed not to shut any of its branches in regional Australia until at least 2030 amid ongoing criticism of the nation’s biggest lenders over widespread closures.

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Streets has teamed up with popular children’s series Bluey to launch a new frozen treat in a bid to chase a bigger scoop of the ice-cream market.

RetailPremiumStreets aiming for a bigger scoop of the ice-cream market

Australian ice-cream giant Streets says it’s not at all intimidated by other homegrown and international brands as it chases a bigger scoop of the market with the launch of a new product.

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Perth business owner Ateba Malik fears rising cost pressures and the threat of a fifth interest rate hike this year could tip her cake shop Drizzled over the edge.

EconomyPremiumNumber of WA firms facing cost crunch now at five-year high

The number of WA companies reporting rising cost pressures as a handbrake on growth has hit a five-year high, with the State’s peak business lobby group warning there’s little relief on the horizon.

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RBA governor Michele Bullock told businesses to ‘step up to the plate’ and contribute more to lifting the nation’s productivity.

EconomyPremiumBusiness hits back over RBA governor’s productivity jibe

Business groups say policymakers are better off assessing how the ‘ever-growing mountain of regulatory burden’ was hurting Australia’s productivity, instead of telling firms to lift their game.

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Chicken Treat CEO Jamie Stewart.

RetailPremiumMajor menu changes for Chicken Treat as it marks 50 years

Chicken Treat boss Jamie Stewart is betting on everything from ‘fancier’ chicken menu items to digital kiosks to drive its next phase of growth and make fast-food feel less like fast-food.

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