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Focus: New World’s Everyday Low Price put to the test
In a battle for the cheapest groceries, New World has entered the competition with its Everyday Low Price initiative, but does it ease the damage at the checkout? Video / NZ Herald
In a battle for the cheapest groceries, New World has entered the competition with its Everyday Low Price initiative, but does it ease the damage at the checkout? Video / NZ Herald
Foodstuffs rolls back prices by an average of 10% on more than 110 everyday items to 2021 levels. Video / Supplied
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
Data reveals 76 per cent of all items increased in price in January, ASB senior economist Mark Smith explains what's behind the surge in costs. Video / NZ Herald
PM Jacinda Ardern and Commerce and Consumer Affairs spokesperson Kris Faafoi took aim at the price of groceries and announced there will be a study into supermarket and building supply pricing. Video / Labour Party
Countdown General Manager Corporate Affairs, Kiri Hannifin, joins Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking to explain what you can expect when shopping during the lockdown. Audio / Newstalk ZB
On the road to recovery, food tourism may be just what Kaikōura needs.
Over 42km and 21 wine stops spread over stunning Bordeaux, France, the Marathon du Merdoc is no stroll in the vineyard!
Chris Quin, Chief Executive Foodstuffs North Island, chats about the companies new premises. / Michael Craig
It's a new year and we're here to help you make better choices about what to eat
When it comes to good nutrition, we can all do with a few more tips and tricks.
The massive lines continue at Mt Albert Pak'nSave now snaking through the underground carpark. Video / Supplied