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Voters will get the chance to decide who control liquor sales in West Auckland.
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The Warehouse launches $12m online venture TheMarket
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Retail sector in 'throes of unprecedented battle for living wages'
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Mayor Phil Goff said at the time it was "unacceptable" behaviour from the company.
The Warehouse Group upgrades earnings guidance
New Zealand's largest retail company expects better full year result.
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Toy importer slapped with $45k fine for selling unsafe Peppa Pig-style toys
First Mart pleaded guilty to one charge under the Fair Trading Act.
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Craft store accused of racially profiling customer accused of stealing
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Minister of Consumer Affairs says furniture sold in this country needs to be safer.
The Warehouse Group appoints CEO for Torpedo7
Simon West will be appointed chief executive of outdoor gear chain Torpedo7.
The Warehouse to tackle Asos with new shopping website
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