I do not understand why they won't increase online sales given its really their driving factors during lockdowns i.e get rid of 'bricks 'n mortar' stores where they do not have good foot traffic or sales in general: keep flagship stores - Sydney; Melbourne; Brisbane etc - get rid of Bankstown/smaller stores...I mean couldn't they see with the announcement of a fulfilment facility in Victoria it gave market/consumer confidence...why not others around Australia?
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