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Fast food revamp lifts profit 70pc

Easter trading laws are a mess, says Key

Bookshops: Don't treat us like babysitters

A children's bookshop is working with security staff of a nearby tavern and casino over the growing problem of parents leaving children to read while they gamble.

Gases mostly in paddock

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Easter trading laws are beyond belief

Butt Cam aims for rear insight

Casual wear retailer Jeanswest has introduced cameras in some changing rooms which film shopper's bums as they try on clothes.

Illegal trading figures 'on par' with 2009

The Department of Labour will consider prosecuting 38 retailers after 19 were caught trading on Good Friday and another 19 on Easter Sunday.

Wasted food, drink costing $36 billion

End in sight for traffic nightmare on busy city road

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CC's and Aztec corn chips have been cut from supermarket shelves in New Zealand and have been replaced by a locally made version of the American brand Doritos.

Retailers hold their breath as effect of handouts fades

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.

$100m modern makeover planned for BNZ branches

Hallenstein Glasson profits up 56pc

Police back rise in drinking age

Police have said today they support proposals to increase the minimum drinking age and close bars earlier.