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Stephanie Caite Chadwick

Stephanie Caite Chadwick is the Features and Premium Editor of Inside Retail Australia. She contributes to Inside Retail’s content for paid subscribers and is the Editor of the publication's quarterly print magazine. As part of Inside Retail’s editorial team, Stephanie has covered numerous retail conferences, brand launches, fashion weeks, earnings reports as well as executive interviews.

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Lovisa’s ex-executives are building its biggest competitors

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Bunnings and Kmart power Wesfarmers’ profit surge as Officeworks stumbles

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How Kogan is turning Australia’s cost-of-living crunch into market share

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Adore Beauty is trading short-term profit for omnichannel ambition

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What retailers can steal from GYG’s costly US retreat

Breville coffee machine

Breville’s margin squeeze reveals the real coffee machine arms race

Coles and Woolworths enter retail’s facial recognition minefield

Stax campaign

Can Stax 2.0 win back the customers it left out of pocket?

Why the permanent store is losing ground to the pop-up

Why Woolworths shoppers will find eyeshadow next to chocolate this month

Inside Amazon’s push to bring Australia in line with its fastest markets

How Miss Amara convinces customers to buy premium rugs without touching them

Why Gabrielle Requena’s wrinkle patch business stood out in the age of injectables

Food fraud is rising but why aren’t Aussie retailers testing for it?

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Inside Harvey Norman’s $35m lesson in consumer finance marketing

Inside LSKD’s new retail strategy for global expansion

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What Myer’s weak half reveals about the Australian shopper

Trump tariffs

Trump’s 12.5 per cent tariff reshapes the US playbook for Australian brands

Can Ficifolia build a new canon of modern Australian fragrance?

How a “bug” exposed the fragility of AI shopping’s trust economy