Govt making steps to reduce fees for contactless payment
New Zealand retailers are forced to pay nearly twice as much as Australian counterparts.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromConsumer Information
Xmas warning: Consumer watchdog calls out four companies for unsafe toys
Commerce Commission has warned four companies about the safety of their goods.
'A group ruined it for all': Safety Warehouse boss denies 'fake money' claims
Managing director says real cash was given out too.
The industry that reaped the benefits of Covid-19 lockdowns
They experienced a boost in earnings and activity while most were in hibernation.
Fake money fury: Petition demands real cash be paid as outrage grows
Outraged members of the public claimed many attendees felt duped.
Nido collapse a double hit for South Auckland family
'I just called them and they have told me that they can't release any stock.'
What Mighty Ape acquisition means for Kiwi e-commerce retailer
New owner says expansion on the cards, and an Australian audience for Mighty Ape.
Black Friday splurge: How much Kiwis spent this year
Paymark data reveals how spending compared to last year.
Breathing space: Business debt hibernation scheme extended to October 2021
The debt relief programme had been due to expire was due to expire on December 24.
Warehouse Group warns of possible stock delays
Warehouse Group chief executive told shareholders this morning during its annual meeting.
Focus Live: Black Friday deals pack malls across NZ
Shopping malls are packed across the country in the shopping event of the year. Video / Dean Purcell
Five things you need to know about Black Friday
A look at what's hot, what's not and traps not to fall into.
The age-old dilemma Costco faces as its sets up shop in NZ
The world's second-largest retailer faces realities of the West Auckland liquor monopoly.
Black Friday warning: The products that go up in price
Beware of shopping deals that are not as good as they appear.
Mum-to-be doesn't want a refund, just something to sit on
Consumer NZ says five month wait for a sofa 'not reasonable'.
Airbnb and Bachcare's cancellation fees in the firing line
Some customers have been left hundreds of dollars out of pocket, says Consumer NZ.
All you need to know about Black Friday - and where to find the best deals
Shopping and sales event kicks off early for many retailers.
Are supermarket prices fair? Industry responds to Govt probe
Retail NZ says it is not for lack of competition.
Three people treated in hospital after eating spoiled fish from Hello Fresh meal
The trio took themselves to Hutt Valley DHB's emergency department after eating the fish.
Kmart and Bunnings owner in expansion mode in NZ market
ASX-listed retail company is expanding its business in New Zealand.
Hyundai NZ recalls Kona electric car due to battery fire risk
Hyundai is recalling its Kona electric cars due to a battery fault which poses fire risk.
Increasing cost of living, drop in income: Kiwi consumers' biggest concerns
Consumer insights report highlights New Zealanders fears for the year ahead.
Biggest hurdle for retailers ahead of Christmas
Edward Caughey says stock issues - not muted spending - could prove problematic.
Electronic retail spending almost back to pre-Covid levels
Spending figures for September show encouraging signs.
Revealed: The most complained about retailers
Chain run by NZX-listed firm received the most complaints over its face masks.
Kiwi celebs back Anchor's plant-based milk bottle plans
Anchor has created the world's first plant-based milk bottle.
NZ's retail sector showing signs of life but still fragile - report
An ASB economist says increase in domestic spend can't fill void of tourists over summer.
Auckland Airport entices domestic travellers with click-and-collect shopping
Auckland Airport extends online click-and-collect offering to domestic travellers.
Oranges and kiwifruit a hit as Kiwis try to avoid Covid-19
Kiwis bought 800,000kg more oranges with kiwifruit, and supplements also popular.
Blow for 340,000 Auckland households - power trust's payout falls 25%
Tax changes mean community trust payout has fallen to $280.
Potentially deadly airbags: Thousands still not replaced
The airbags are faulty, dangerous, potentially deadly and need to be replaced urgently.
'Exploits and degrades the instrument': Pink Batts ad upsets recorder players
ASA dismissed the complaint, saying the ad was unlikely to cause widespread offence.
'It looks like extortion': Watchdog hits out at $320 towing fee
AA has labelled the towing fees excessive and called for government regulation.
Face off: Baby products firm Terra hits back at allegations about its face masks
Terra says the circulation of incorrect information is damaging to its brand.