The cost of living payment mistake leaving overseas New Zealanders confused, Kiwi singer opens up on dramatic exit and why Prince Charles is facing questions over charity donations in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
An exclusive look at the products and deals Kiwis can expect from Costco coming soon to NZ. Video / NZ Herald
Foodstuffs rolls back prices by an average of 10% on more than 110 everyday items to 2021 levels. Video / Supplied
Supermarket operator will roll back prices on more than 100 groceries.
How one supermarket chain’s helping keep the cost of food down, Nadia Lim comments come back to bite and EVs, are they getting cheaper as demand rises in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Chairwoman Anna Rawlings reveals the findings and recommendations from the Commerce Commission's market study into supermarkets. Video / Commerce Commission
Supermarkets scrutinised by Commerce Commission, new sanctions for Russia and London high-rise on fire in the latest NZ Herald Headlines. Video / NZ Herald
A sharp decline in whole milk powder prices looks likely at the twice-monthly GlobalDairyTrade auction on Thursday, with futures market pricing suggesting a drop of about 8 per cent.
They're bad luck when fishing and have a bad rap for containing too much sugar, but bananas remain New Zealanders' favourite fruit.
New Zealanders are now paying some of the world's highest prices for basic foods such as milk, chicken and eggs.
Diners are facing worsening service as staffing is cut to compensate for rising restaurant costs.
The price of butter and cheese will drop next month in line with falling international dairy prices - but milk will stay the same.
As if oil prices weren't enough to worry about, instant noodles are being blamed for an impending edible oil shock.
New Zealand is a victim of its own success - and right now shoppers are paying the price, commentators say.
Imagine, by some clever sleight of hand, dairy monopoly Fonterra artificially inflated the price it pays to farmers.