Designer Wardrobe, the famed online retail start-up, has confirmed it plans to expand over into Australia.

The company was founded in 2015, and it connects sellers looking to part with their pre-loved designer clothing with buyers looking for bargains.

CEO Aidan Bartlett says the company's seen a surge in demand - including increased interest from Australian consumers.

"For us, it's just saying - hey, we believe in this platform and where it can go. So we're just pushing that button and doing it now, rather than waiting. It just makes a lot of sense for us."

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Designer Wardrobe, the famed online retail start-up, has confirmed it plans to expand over into Australia.
The company was founded in 2015, and it connects sellers looking to part with their pre-loved designer clothing with buyers looking for bargains.
CEO Aidan Bartlett says the company's seen a surge in demand - including increased interest from Australian consumers.
"For us, it's just saying - hey, we believe in this platform and where it can go. So we're just pushing that button and doing it now, rather than waiting. It just makes a lot of sense for us."
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Aidan Bartlett: Designer Wardrobe CEO on the company's planned expansion across the Tasman

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Kawai: Tree of Nourishment by Monty Soutar. 

This is the sequel to the book Kawai: For Such a Time as This which came out two years ago, and this new one is the second in a planned trilogy. The original book was set in mid 18th century New Zealand, and the new one picks up the story in the early 19th century, a couple of generations on. The main character this time is Hine-aute, granddaughter of Kaitanga who was the legendary warrior in the first book and the story is grounded in New Zealand’s history at that time – the coming of muskets, white people, disease and a new religion. It’s a riveting read, fully immersed in the history of those years and very much brought to life.

From Here to the Great Unknown by Lisa Marie Presley and Riley Keough. 

Lisa Marie Presley had intended to write her memoir and recorded many hours of audio for the project but died before she was able to complete the book. Her daughter Riley Keough (Elvis’s granddaughter) has taken the tapes and written the book on behalf of her mother – it’s all told in the first person, using either her mother’s words or her own, and tells the story of what it was like to grow up at Graceland; of the incredibly close relationship Lisa Marie had with her father; of battling grief and demons for the rest of her life; her relationship with Danny Keough and her subsequent marriage to Michael Jackson – and much more. It’s another story about how you can have all the money in the world and still not be able to fix the things that need fixing. The book is an extraordinary labour of love and respect from Riley to her mother, with insight into what it was like to be part of the Elvis myth and legacy. 

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Kawai: Tree of Nourishment by Monty Soutar.&nbsp;
This is the sequel to the book Kawai: For Such a Time as This which came out two years ago, and this new one is the second in a planned trilogy. The original book was set in mid 18th century New Zealand, and the new one picks up the story in the early 19th century, a couple of generations on. The main character this time is Hine-aute, granddaughter of Kaitanga who was the legendary warrior in the first book and the story is grounded in New Zealand’s history at that time – the coming of muskets, white people, disease and a new religion. It’s a riveting read, fully immersed in the history of those years and very much brought to life.
From Here to the Great Unknown by Lisa Marie Presley and Riley Keough.&nbsp;
Lisa Marie Presley had intended to write her memoir and recorded many hours of audio for the project but died before she was able to complete the book. Her daughter Riley Keough (Elvis’s granddaughter) has taken the tapes and written the book on behalf of her mother – it’s all told in the first person, using either her mother’s words or her own, and tells the story of what it was like to grow up at Graceland; of the incredibly close relationship Lisa Marie had with her father; of battling grief and demons for the rest of her life; her relationship with Danny Keough and her subsequent marriage to Michael Jackson – and much more. It’s another story about how you can have all the money in the world and still not be able to fix the things that need fixing. The book is an extraordinary labour of love and respect from Riley to her mother, with insight into what it was like to be part of the Elvis myth and legacy.&nbsp;
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Whitcoulls Recommends: Kawai: Tree of Nourishment and From Here to the Great Unknown

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It's Halloween this week - and to mark the occasion, Megan Singleton recapped her experience at Philadelphia's spookiest fundraiser.

Eastern State Penitentiary's 'Halloween Nights event runs from September 20 to November 9 and it's designed to scare the life out of visitors while raising money for a good cause.

BloggerAtLarge's Megan Singleton shared the memorable moments from her experience - including the cocktail bar for 'scaredy cats' who want to contribute without being frightened.

Read more about Megan's experience here.

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It's Halloween this week - and to mark the occasion, Megan Singleton recapped her experience at Philadelphia's spookiest fundraiser.
Eastern State Penitentiary's 'Halloween Nights event runs from September 20 to November 9 and it's designed to scare the life out of visitors while raising money for a good cause.
BloggerAtLarge's Megan Singleton shared the memorable moments from her experience - including the cocktail bar for 'scaredy cats' who want to contribute without being frightened.
Read more about Megan's experience <a href="https://www.bloggeratlarge.com/usa-terror-behind-the-walls-on-halloween/">here.</a>
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Megan Singleton: BloggerAtLarge.com writer on Eastern State Penitentiary's Halloween fundraiser

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This week on the Sunday Panel, comedian Penny Ashton and Newstalk ZB host Roman Travers joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!

Local Government Minister Simeon Brown has confirmed he's going to step in and intervene at Wellington Council amid concerns about their finances. Is this the right move?

Waikato has earned New Zealand its first spot in Expedia Group’s global travel trends list. Do we agree with this?

The story of Basil/Muffin the cat made the news and sparked a debate - how long is too long to reclaim your lost pet?

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This week on the Sunday Panel, comedian Penny Ashton and Newstalk ZB host Roman Travers joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!
Local Government Minister Simeon Brown has confirmed he's going to step in and intervene at Wellington Council amid concerns about their finances. Is this the right move?
Waikato has earned New Zealand its first spot in Expedia Group’s global travel trends list. Do we agree with this?
The story of Basil/Muffin the cat made the news and sparked a debate - how long is too long to reclaim your lost pet?
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The Sunday Panel: Is it the Government's job to save Wellington Council?

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Aidan Bartlett: Designer Wardrobe CEO on the company's planned expansion across the Tasman

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