The company yesterday said extreme competition in Adelaide's furniture retail market had prompted Fantastic to consider "ownership options" before expanding the Le Cornu brand interstate. Fantastic, ...

The new owners of the furniture retailer Le Cornu say no jobs will be at risk. The New South Wales based Fantastic Holdings has acquired the Le Cornu business for $1.3 million. It does not include the ...

The shop assistants' union says up to 40 workers at Adelaide furniture retailer Le Cornu have been sacked. Peter Malinauskas from the Shop Distributive Union says he understands that at least 12 ...

Kaufland secured planning approval last month for a $34 million two-storey supermarket and retail outlet of the former Le Cornu site, which stopped trading in 2016 with the loss of 70 jobs. Kaufland ...

The Development Assessment Commission — the independent planning body that considers major projects — will meet on Thursday to decide the future of the 7500sqm Le Cornu site, on O’Connell St. But the ...

A PUBLIC consultation surrounding the proposed $200 million redevelopment of the former Le Cornu site is not adequate and needs to be extended, city leaders have warned. Adelaide City Council urged ...

ONCE a stalwart of South Australia’s retail landscape, Sunday marks the last day for furniture retailer Le Cornu — an SA icon since 1854. A stalwart of South Australia’s retail landscape, Le Cornu ...

Fantastic Holdings Ltd has acquired most of Le Cornu Furniture for $1.3 million with a view to expand the brand in other states. The company acquired 95 per cent of the share capital of White Label ...

IT’S been hotly debated for 25 years: What to do with North Adelaide’s old Le Cornu site? A revised, $115m proposal is now with the state’s planning body but the general public won’t be asked to have ...

The site, which has been vacant for 25 years, had been flagged by the South Australian Salaried Medical Officers Association and some O'Connell St traders and residents, as a possible site for a multi ...