The 2025 Archibald Prize finalists have been revealed today, with 57 deserving artists claiming the honors from an impressive 904 entries. Abdul Abdullah has been named the winner of the 2025 Packing Room Prize for his portrait of fellow artist and friend Jason Phu. This year marks Abdul’s seventh time as an Archibald finalist. His […]
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It was Kelly Wearstler who threw me headfirst into the world of colour-drenching with her Farrow & Ball collab. I stumbled upon this almost six years ago, and it felt like tumbling down the most delicious rabbit hole. Colour drenching is the practice of immersing a space in a singular hue, and calling upon a
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A harsh reality of WNBA training camp is that most draftees and undrafted signees will not make their teams’ opening-day rosters. Although WNBA rosters have a limit of 12 players, most teams keep their rosters to 11 players to have more cap space flexibility. With 18 players usually signed at the beginning of training camp,
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The event included a number of speakers, including talks and interviews from: Sarah Windrum, head of cluster development at Horiba MIRA; Volvo Car UK managing director Nicole Melillo Shaw; Diane Miller, director of the Parts Distribution Centre at Ellesmere Port for Stellantis; Lorraine Bishton, managing director of Subaru UK; and Renee Knott, head of project
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Convenience retailer Co-op has taken parts of its IT systems offline as a proactive measure to disrupt a hacking attempt, with “minor disruption” to its call centre and back office operations as a result. It is understood that the retailer lost access to all its virtual desktops, but there has been no data breaches. The
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Bob and Audrey wanted to change the world. They got married and hit the ground running. Within a few years, they had three kids. They worked at the local and the national level to strengthen families. They were well known in the community. And they were busy. Really busy. Not only did they not see
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Helena Hinton, Partnership Director at Very Media Group (VMG), outlines how getting the creative right is the key to making retail media work for brands – but there is more to it than you’d think When you walk into a physical store, you’re instantly immersed in a curated brand experience. From the lighting and layout
Currys Customer Repair Centre, Newark, is the largest of its kind in Europe, hosting 1,100 colleagues and handling three million products annually – including returns, repairs and recycling. InternetRetailing went behind the scenes to discover how the tech giant is educating its customers on the benefits of repairs; harnessing parts and knowledge from existing products;
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In-store retail media has become an essential part of the omnichannel marketing mix, enabling retailers to unlock new revenue streams and providing advertisers the opportunity to have high definition, high quality creative at point of purchase. As in-store retail media gains momentum, questions about its measurement and effectiveness arise. Indeed, one of the regular refrains
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Every Genesis we have driven so far has impressed with its interior ambience, and the Electrified G80 is no different. The perceived quality is sky-high, thanks to real wood that actually feels real, sumptuous leather and soft-touch materials everywhere that matters. Genesis’s interpretation of luxury is quite a traditional one, so it won’t appeal to
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