Utilizing victim surveys, the researchers reported on the crime victimization patterns for Australian retail businesses. The 3,834 businesses studied were in 6 designated retail sectors: cafes/restaurants, general stores, liquor stores, service stations, news agents, and pharmacies. Victimization rates were measured in three ways: crime prevalence rates, incident rates and concentration rates. For the businesses considered, burglary had the highest prevalence rate. Tabular results showed total victimization rates for each sector and also results by sector for specific crimes. In addition, the study participants were surveyed concerning repeat victimization over a 12 month period. The nature and patterns of repeat victimization and the tendency of a relatively small number of businesses to account for a substantially higher proportion of the crime victimization reported were also discussed. References, tables