Pets 'R' us

Article Abstract:

Industry analyst Euromonitor reports that in 2003 Australians spent more than $1.5bn on pet food and care products while Australian Bureau of Statistics suggest a further $174m was spent on veterinarian bills. Some companies, including GIO and Suncorp offer basic pet cover as an option on their home and contents polices.

Sales & consumption, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Food industry, Surveys, Consumption data, Food and beverage production/distribution software

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Buy buy baby

Article Abstract:

Australians are indulging in their taste for high life and hence the price tags are becoming irrelevant for the wealthy country. Gold, diamonds, watches and perfumes are among some of the fast-growing sectors in Australia.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living

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Because I'm worth it

Article Abstract:

Discretionary spending has risen in Australia, along with household and credit card debt. The notion of treating oneself is reflected in sales of collectibles like the guitar, fashion accessories, fine food and fast cars.

Consumer preferences, Disposable income

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