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Speights is barred from using the unhealthy Kiwi beer gut to sell its new low-carb brand.
Coffee takes time to brew
If you can't face the day job then running your own business may be your ticket out of the rat race.
Duralex - in a glass of its own
The almost indestructible, iconic French tumblers are boucing back into global domination.
Criminalise cartels, says new Govt report
A report out today proposes criminalising cartels, with jail sentences as long as seven years.
<i>Andrew Gawith:</i> Twitter cashes in on its huge audience
The micro-blogging website Twitter has finally turned a profit after making a deal with Google and Bing.
Pushy peddlers on the rise
Even some big businesses employ door-to-door salesmen, but they can carry a stigma.
Critics attack Air NZ's hunting cougars
The director of Rape Prevention Education has attacked a promotion offering rugby tickets to "cougars".
The nation's media from A to Z
From the safety of the silly season John Drinnan delivers his take on the state of the nation's media - from A to Z.
'P' letter stunt defended as shock tactic
The man behind a letter asking hundreds of recipients to try the drug P has defended the stunt, saying it was designed to shock people into action.
P letter lands advert agency in hot water
An Auckland advertising agency has apologised for sending a letter to hundreds of people, inviting them to try the drug P.
Furniture makers push iconic Kiwi design
Blair McKolskey is brimming with ideas for the future of furniture manufacturing in New Zealand.