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Why Air NZ is refunding some customers but giving credit to others
One customer received a refund of $11,800 for a flight via the US. Here's why.
One customer received a refund of $11,800 for a flight via the US. Here's why.
Consumer NZ had opposed mandatory fortification in the past.
Supermarkets will close tomorrow to give staff a chance to rest and restock shelves.
The phones are open and the questions are weird. Citizens Advice notes increased anxiety.
On its website, Countdown says its too busy to offer any weekly specials.
"The sense we're getting is the impacts on businesses could well be worse than the GFC."
Some stores may have run out of stock while others have quantity controls in place.
The global superstar had to cut his Sunday show sort due to 'walking pneumonia'.
A law change which prevents clampers from charging excessive fees is now in force.
The supermarket launched the promotion in November and it ended yesterday.
Re-booking reception at venue that cancelled would be like an awkward date, say couple.
Auckland restaurant accepts more lucrative booking leaving couple without reception venue.
Consumer NZ says people are still getting ripped off by ticket resellers.
Items include a 20-year-old pizza box that "did not meet my requirements".
But marketing expert warns shoppers not to fall into "purchasing mania".
Sugar content cited as household products named in annual report.
Button batteries can seriously injure or cause death in young children who swallow them.
Instances of glass damage on the lip of Villa Maria rosé bottles have led to a recall.
Nine out of 20 sunscreens tested by Consumer NZ didn't provide the sun protection claimed.
A travel agent says passengers are starting to lose patience.
The silly season looks like it will be one of airport chaos this year.
It's not illegal to sell 0 per cent beer to under 18s.
The Warehouse is recalling girls' H&H nightie garments due to a potential fire hazard.
New rules will take aim at unfair and long contracts and put consumers first
Streaming last night's game had so many glitches "it was like watching 80s TV".
95 per cent of the to be largest mall in Auckland is leased, including iconic US brands.
Both listings were allowed to stay online when the reported content was removed.
COMMENT: Time to unplug disincentives for heavy electricity users.
Ratings based on records from more than eight million road crashes.
The NZ Transport Agency is stepping up its efforts to complete the compulsory recall.