Consumer

NTAW Holdings, formerly National Tyre & Wheel, is exiting South Africa and loss-making retail in a 'back to basics' retreat while managing repeated bank-covenant waivers.

Pure Foods Tasmania builds premium Tasmanian brands and has won new retail ranging, yet its shares slid to around a cent in late July 2026.

For a micro-cap trading around A$0.002 a share, the ambition is outsized. Management is positioning kava, a traditional Pacific root long used to promote calm and relaxation, as a mainstream alternative to alcohol at a time when sober-curious consumers are reshaping the drinks aisle.

News Corporation shares declined as media and communication names underperformed a market led by resources. The rotation saw investors favour commodity-exposed stocks over the media and information businesses that populate the communication services sector, leaving News Corp among the laggards. On a session when …

Domino's shares fell close to 6 per cent (at the time of writing on 31 July 2026), sharply underperforming the broader market and weighing on the consumer discretionary sector. The decline came after a period of strength, giving back a meaningful portion of the …

Cettire jumped about 10.5 per cent (at the time of writing on 31 July 2026), sharply outperforming the broader market and continuing its reputation as one of the exchange's most volatile consumer stocks. The rebound came after a period of weakness, and moves of …

Eneco Refresh is easy to misread. The 'Eneco' in its name evokes energy or renewables, but the company is nothing of the sort — it is Australia's self-described only ASX-listed bottled-water business, formerly Refresh Group, renamed after Singapore-based Eneco Investment took control. On 31 …