I will focus my energy in areas that can have an impact on everyday New Zealanders.

Social Pages has defended itself and says complainants suffer from "buyer's remorse".

The claims made on the protective jackets did not match up to reality.

The World saga raises questions about why people are willing to pay more for labels

A mobile trader has been handed out the highest fine for the industry so far.

A leaked BP email has revealed that Kiwis might not be getting a fair deal at the pump.

The Commerce Commission has laid charges against Noel Leeming for misleading customers

Customers say they paid for their beds up front, but the orders were never delivered.

The Commerce Commission alleges the telco misled the public with its FibreX offer.

Public complaints prompted review into Auckland's Hop cards.

Terms of reference for dairy industry probe due out next month.

Banking ombudsman advises against Viagogo's instruction.

Letia Hauraki paid about $140 for each ticket - but was told they had been cancelled.

Consumer watchdog has received 50 complaints about Lux International Sales since May 2016

Property trader who bought woman's home denies acting unethically.

But many of the hay seeds were planted by National before the election.

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The price was well over the threshold inviting Government scrutiny, says the AA.

Parents were told the public school system was failing their children.

New Zealand's poultry industry questions whether Sunfed Meats' labelling is misleading.

Electricity prices suggest the transmission network is in need of review.

Two of the 13 real estate agencies accused of price fixing have been cleared.

A mobile trader who deceived hundreds of people has had his jail sentence appeal dismissed

Retailer claimed solar power system could generate returns of up to 30 per cent.

The commission today released a process and issues paper for the review.

Day two of the appeal to allow NZME and Fairfax to merge has started.

News media are facing a period of 'intense and rapid change and disruption' a lawyer says.

2 Cheap Cars have pulled Facebook page offering supermarket vouchers for 5-star reviews.

A former owner of a concrete company has been fined $151k for misrepresenting cladding.

Watchdog says firms offering such deals need to be clear on fine print.