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Easter trading laws need to be fairer, consistent – business association
An outspoken Auckland business association head says current Easter trading laws are absurd and needed to be updated.
Kiwi icons kicked off shelves to make way for US chips
CC's and Aztec corn chips have been cut from supermarket shelves in New Zealand and have been replaced by a locally made version of the American brand Doritos.
Aussies making NZ pay look cut-price
A cut-price supermarket chain in Australia is offering a $108,000 starting salary to university graduates, prompting further concern over the increasing wage gap between New Zealand and Australia.
Retail Therapy: Great minds
Last month we featured Dunedin designer Ava Saunders of the label Lou & Ash as a designer to watch.
Police back rise in drinking age
Police have said today they support proposals to increase the minimum drinking age and close bars earlier.
The Dish: Sweet treat
Lisa and Verity, the fabulous gals at Garnet Station, are always on the look out for heavenly treats to stock in their gorgeous neighbourhood cafe.
Playboy store goes bust
NZ's much-hyped Playboy concept store - the eighth in the world - has closed after less than three years.
Retail Therapy: A piece of Europe
Those in the know, know that attending an Angela Wickstead Designer Shopping Event is the hottest ticket around.
How ad men tickle your tastebuds
The choices we make at the supermarket checkout are less down to personal taste than we might like to think.
Kathmandu revenue up nearly 30pc
Revenue at the newly-listed Kathmandu rose 27.5pc in the six months to the end of January.
Sylvia Park's plan for future revealed
New Zealand's biggest shopping mall is planning a major expansion, including multi-storey apartments and office blocks to create a "mini CBD".
Youth target in knife-crime review
The Government is considering a proposal to limit the sale of knives to young people amid concerns over the number of knife crimes.