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Cafe suited to someone with a passion for gourmet food
Grocery store and cafe includes a walk-in cheese room.
Retail Therapy: Become a superhero
Dunedin iD is set to get an international injection of colour with the arrival of guest designer Zandra Rhodes.
Food prices down but expect rises again soon
Food prices have fallen for the fifth month in a row - a trend not seen in 42 years.
Retail Therapy: Black magic woman
M.A.C is getting in early with a small collection of new season's makeup colours.
China sales lead to NZ baby milk rationing
NZ supermarkets are rationing baby formula because of fears of a shortage caused by Chinese buyers selling it in bulk to parents back in their homeland.
Closing time for Hill and Stewart after 60 years
Australian company JB Hi-Fi has decided to close the four remaining Hill and Stewart appliance stores.
Business optimism stalls as recovery catches up
Business confidence stalled in December, according to the latest Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion.
Telecom warned after another Fair Trading breach
Telecom admits misleading more than 130,000 of its broadband customers, the eighth time its been in trouble over the Fair Trading Act since 2003.
Credit card surcharge net widens
Buying a bunch of flowers, parking a car and paying bills or fines by credit card could all result in customers having to pay new surcharges.