Menulog to undergo rebrand following merger with $12b food delivery giant
Local food delivery app set to shed its green roots.
Local food delivery app set to shed its green roots.
A Melbourne journalist has been trying to get the brand to ditch its name for years.
The sectors claim they're doing their part on health.
First three days of trade have been huge for the country's newest shopping mall.
Production at the Speight's Brewery in Dunedin had stopped temporarily.
Up to 20,000 people are said to have purchased the $3 seafood vouchers.
Due to the coronavirus lockdown, retail spending plummeted during the month of April.
Comment: Which came first, the deep-fried chicken or the shell-shocked locals?
And how many tacos New Zealand ate in the first month of the brand's launch.
Many tourism businesses won't return to normal until the borders reopen.
Hospitality sector relieved over level 1 announcement.
Business owner left reeling following run in with WorkSafe.
No silver bullet for hospitality, but removing regulations is a good start, operators say.
Melbourne-based food-delivery platform had originally partnered with Eat Local NZ.
The store was Burger Fuel's first franchised Shake Out.
The most popular cuisine in each region has also been revealed.
Auckland hotel training school closes after 34 years due to border closure.
Six Barrel Soda Co hopes to sign major deals in the US and Canada this year.
Hospitality sector 'at least five years' away from bouncing back to what it was.
It's perhaps not the right time to try out and new dance moves, Dr Bloomfield says.
'It's like owning a shoe shop and you're suddenly selling hot dogs': Night club owner.
New Zealand and Australian assets said to be worth $1 billion.
Kiwi Property says early retail indicators are encouraging.
Yet, despite the enormous losses, investor money keeps on flowing in.
Counter service at cafes and bars is being re-considered under alert level 2.
Brewing company announces package to help its customers get back on their feet.
Facial recognition will help businesses operate under Ministry of Health rules.
Plus the eateries with a few seats still available.
Holding a 100-person party "muddies the waters" for other bar owners, Nick McCaw says.
A Headquarters Bar Facebook post has attacked the Prime Minister's Covid-19 stance.