Noel Leeming guilty of misleading consumers
The retailer admits it mislead people over customer rights for faulty products.
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Rogue supermarket ordered to stop scanning customers
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Retailers rush to support Govt's single-use bag ban
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Kiwi coatmakers address 'mammoth plastic waste issue'
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Petition to end liquor monopoly in West Auckland
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Andrea Moore investor complains to market watchdog
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