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Subscriber only A Brisbane man and two co-offenders conducted a daring smash and grab raid on a Brisbane Westfield shopping centre which netted hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of jewellery which has never been found. Kuraby man Zacheri Peter Nicholas Photinos, 28, pleaded guilty in Brisbane District Court on Tuesday to three counts of entering premises to commit an indictable offences and one count of unlawful use of a motor vehicle. The court heard the offences occurred about 4.20am on February 9 last year, where the criminal trio targeted Westfield Carindale. Using a stolen car, the trio drove to the shopping centre in a stolen car and parked in the underground carpark.
Part two of Jeweller’s analysis of the jewellery and watch industries explores how international brands have expanded their presence in the Australian market – and how the brand-only store model has increased competition with independent retailers.
Part two of Jeweller’s analysis of the jewellery and watch industries explores how international brands have expanded their presence in the Australian market – and how the brand-only store model has increased competition with independent retailers.
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THE MAGIC of Christmas is in the air and Stockland Gladstone is delivering a fantastic festive season for people of all ages across the region.
Stockland Gladstone centre manager Diana Mitchell said the centre was proud to be a place where customers and community members felt comfortable to shop, socialise, and find that Christmas magic.
“We’ve worked really hard to still be able to offer many of the same, much-loved holiday experiences that customers have come to expect from their local retail centre – along with some really exciting new ones,” Ms Mitchell said.
“We’ll have special sensory-friendly sessions available, in addition to our usual Santa photos which will be slightly modified to be socially-distant.