
Vector overcharged Aucklanders $13.9m
Vector is to repay $13.9m to Aucklanders who paid too much for their electricity.
Vector is to repay $13.9m to Aucklanders who paid too much for their electricity.
Consumer attitudes towards fats and proteins are changing.
Three hundred Weetabix boxes a 'real threat' to Weet-Bix brand, says Sanitarium
NZ's biggest supermarket co-operative is launching a new small-store chain in Auckland.
Study finds more than half of Kiwis monitor the price of petrol.
Surge-pricing in international supermarkets could be making its way to New Zealand.
It's no secret that food prices are creeping up in cost, but have you ever wondered why?
A Waiheke man is relieved Trade Me overturned its ban on mini-crossbows.
The beloved soft cheese made in France may soon be a delicacy of the past.
Kiwis are paying about $4 a month less for their broadband than they were a year ago
New Zealand consumer confidence rose to a five-month high on a strong labour market.
The price of NZ butter has risen so much that it's now as cheap to buy butter from France.
New Zealand food prices rose at their fastest annual pace in more than six years.
OPINION: We are throwing our money away on white elephants that we never use.
Beko A&NZ is warning that some of its tumble dryers are at risk of catching fire.
The Electricity Authority says 6170 homes have been disconnected in the last few months.
Daily deals company GrabOne is reinventing itself with a redesigned website and new app.
Consumer NZ says it will join an international investigation into ticket reselling sites.
The Commerce Commission is investigating Apple over its faulty phone replacement policy.
Six thousand more Kiwi car owners have had their vehicles recalled.
Two-thirds of consumers have been stung by extra costs when buying goods and services.
Consumer NZ wants the Government to regulate the free-range egg industry.
A popular salad brand has been withdrawn from supermarkets and fast-food outlets.
Bunnings has pleaded not guilty to charges of misleading the public over its "lowest price guaranteed" campaigns.
The Commerce Commission said the companies were 'likely to have made misleading representations about chicken size'.
COMMENT: There are many genuine savings to be made on food purchases.
A company's culture has long been an underlying actor in any story about its successes, its struggles or its failures.
New Zealand consumer confidence eased in February although Kiwis are feeling better off than they did a year ago.