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Since 1838, David Jones’ limitless quest for innovation and progress established the brand to be Australia’s original influencer in fashion & lifestyle. Having revolutionised the way Australians shop, David Jones’ creation of a social centre inspired and created lasting memories for past, present and future generations. Trusted by the world’s most exclusive brands, today David Jones champions excellence to inspire new boundaries whilst embracing its responsibility to be a voice of change for the community, climate and culture like no other. With a vision to be the destination that inspires with experiences and services like no other, David Jones offers customers a luxury curated offering of products and services from a collection of Australian and international brands in fashion, beauty, food, technology, and homewares. Our culture is one where our people Thrive and built on the foundations of being Customer Obsessed, Inclusive, Empowered and Innovative. We are Customer Obsessed; curious about our customer and dedicated to delighting them with seamless solutions as one team. We care for our people, customers, partners and community by creating Inclusive environments through belonging and respect. We Empower with implied trust to act with integrity, value our unique skills and be accountable for our decisions. We constantly seek Innovative ways of improving, changing and exploring ways that we can inspire.

Since 1999, Roses Only Group is Australia's premier gifting expert, specializing in delivering premium quality flowers and hampers Australia wide. With over two decades of expertise and being one of Australia's first online eCommerce businesses, we curate and deliver high-quality gifting solutions, eliminating the stress of finding the right gift. Whether its flowers or hampers, whether it’s to say thank you, welcome, congratulations or job well done, Roses only has the perfect gift for your clients, staff or business partners. Our dedicated Corporate Gifting team creates bespoke solutions tailored to your business needs. We deliver quality, luxurious hampers or flowers direct to you, your customers or your staff and help you to make the perfect statement about who you are and how you do business. Love is at the heart of what we do, and we reflect this through every flower that we send out to you. From our heart to yours, we’re here to make your little life moments extra special with our beautiful blooms. Discover the perfect gift for any occasion at www.rosesonly.com.au. Explore our family of brands: www.hampersonly.com.au and www.fruitonly.com.au For personalized assistance, call us at 1300 278 912.

Urban Flower is a family business in every sense of the word. We've been in the flower game for four generations. The story begins with Gaetano Giuffre, known as 'Tom'. Born in 1879 on the island of Salina, Messina, Italy he came to Australia when he was only 10 years old. A fellow Italian immigrant taught him to grow and sell flowers. By the time he was married in 1902 his occupation was listed as florist. He bought some property in Mascot between Sutherland, Coward, King sts & Botany Road where he grew flowers to supply florists and the Sydney flower markets. His young family were very involved in the family business, his son Joe used to drive the flowers by horse and cart into the city's Queen Victoria Markets and surrounding florists. He owned several florist shops throughout the Sydney city. His main store was located at 100 Phillip Street, was more than just a florist to it's customers. It became a social gathering place, where customers would feel welcome to share a yarn over wine, crackers and cheese. Of his 13 children, most eventually got involved in the flower business. One of his children that was always by his father's side was Anthony, known as 'Tony', Tom's eighth child. Tony ended up being in the flower business for his whole life. From early in his life, he was involved in all aspects of the flower game, from helping out on the farm, to selling the family's flowers. Apart from helping out on the farm, and running flowers around to florists all over Sydney, young Tony worked with Cliff Reynold's florist in the basement of Hotel Australia, and eventually opened his own florist businesses. In the city he sold flowers from a kiosk at Martin Place, and outside Her Majesty's Theater. While Tony was away fighting in Papua New Guinea in WWII, his brother Tommy bought a property in Peakhurst where he started growing flowers. In honor of his brothers who were fighting tin the war, Tommy named the property 'The Diggers Nursery'. He grew Violets, Cecile Brunner Roses, and bunch flowers such as Snap ...