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Govt refrains from making grocery giants sell supermarkets - for now
Cabinet to keep work on supermarket divestment 'in reserve'.
Retail spending reinforces expectations for economic downturn
Spending in June showed a small bounce-back after last month's slump.
Huge increase in cost of fruit and veges, new data shows
Food prices still rising faster than any time since 1980s.
Family refused refund after claims $135k Audi 'unsafe'
The family car has mould and corrosion and has been flagged as damaged by NZTA.
Rogue robotic vacuum cleaner's rampage causes $3.5k in damage
The expensive vacuum went rogue after being left to its own devices.
DoorDash arrives in Auckland: Where you'll be able to use the app
Big competition for UberEats as DoorDash offers a month of free delivery.
China’s ‘scary’ Amazon killer: The shopping app taking over the internet
Spending on Temu could hit $10b this year– a sum it took Amazon 12 years to hit.
Diana Clement: Why can’t banks be open about open banking?
OPINION: They have it in Australia and the UK but why not here?
The cheapest, most expensive gas stations in NZ on final day of tax discount
Tomorrow the price per litre will increase by around 29 cents.
Consumer confidence up but cost of living continues to bite
ANZ Roy Morgan's consumer confidence survey this month was'"markedly up' on May.
Lunch-box favourite could be harder to find as bad weather affects crops and transport
Flooded orchards and slips on roads mean gaps in the supply of some fruit and veges.
220 jobs to go as long-established retailer confirms closure
Retailer H & J Smith calls time on its long-running department store business.
Zuru bath toy recall: Plastic fin on Baby Shark stabbed, cut children
More than 7.5 million of the toys are being recalled worldwide after stabbing injuries.
7.5 million Zuru Baby Shark bath toys recalled
Kiwi toy firm Zuru's Baby Shark bath toys recalled after hurting children.
Greedflation: The companies that are hiking prices the most
Some companies are increasing prices far faster than the rate of inflation.
Consumer confidence still low despite belief inflation has peaked
Men are more upbeat about the economy but headwinds still expected.
Commerce Commission inquiry into bank profits slated to launch tomorrow
It follows calls from the National and Green parties and the Reserve Bank for an inquiry.
Retirement village ripoff: $100 charge to replace $5.80 washer for toilet
'Always happy to investigate any issue of alleged unfairness or inappropriate charging.'
Roadblock for companies suing aluminium panel manufacturers
Companies allege Alucobond aluminium panels are unsafe and pose a fire risk.
Folic acid to be added to bread flour from August
Fortifying bread with folic acid is safe and significantly reduces birth defects.
Dad chokes on sewing needle in ice cream tub, investigation launched
The man said he had to take multiple days off work to be checked by his doctor.
'Sad reality': Supermarket staff fitted with bodycams to combat rising crime
Crime prevention or breach of privacy? Not all are happy with bodycams at the checkout.
Temu data fears: She got lured into one of the world's hottest apps - then started asking questions
Netsafe says people need to be wary when they're signing up for apps.
‘Nightmare’: Woman demands refund after sixth attempt to fix scratched Tesla
Tesla NZ to face the Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal for the second time.
Banks less trusted than supermarkets - Consumer NZ survey
Public trust in banks falls as profits surge in the middle of a cost of living crisis.
The Weekly Fruit & Veggie Guide: Best buys as food prices continue to rise
United Fresh recommends kiwifruit, mandarins, broccoli and some leafy greens.
Card spending up, with groceries and liquor driving increase
Overall card spending was up, but some bucked the trend.
Holy mackerel: The $7 can of fish
Fishy business: The days of premium canned mackerel seem to have arrived.
Revv-olting car loan debacle horrifies consumer watchdog
$30k loan for $7k car shows major car finance overhaul needed, Consumer NZ says.
Eighty Kiwis stung by $6.5m luxury cruise ship failure: receiver
'This cruise was a Fawlty Towers from start to end. You could not eat the food,' - review.
Two cancellations in 48hrs: Passenger seeks damages for ‘emotional distress’
She feels she is owed emotional damages for the ordeal.
‘To me, it’s theft’: More BPMe app users complain of being charged twice
BP insists there are no known issues with petrol app despite customer's claims.
Consumers still wary about the economy - ANZ
ANZ-Roy Morgan's consumer confidence index is still "extremely low" this month.