"I don't understand, fake tan and hair dye are essential items and kids clothing isn't."

Only days after being able to sell essential goods, The Warehouse is facing huge demand.

"How often do these errors occur? Would an elderly person even check their receipts?"

They struggling to keep up with the overwhelming demand of restocking shelves.

Social media is rife with posts about a lack of flour throughout the country.

Kiwis can now buy heaters, computers and whiteware while under alert level 4 lockdown.

Kiwis are finding alternative ways of staying protected while shopping in the pandemic.

Travel agents holding on to refunds has generated a number of complaints.

Service comes into its own during lockdown. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Supermarkets say scenes have been more "controlled" than on previous days.

Grocery shopping giant introduces a number of changes as country enters lockdown period.

The products Kiwis were searching for, in 'normal circumstances', were never high sellers.

Alcohol shelves being stripped bare by panic buyers in the UK.

Shopper reveals how supermarket staff are abused by frustrated customers.

The two supermarket giants are urging people to shop as they usually would.

Perth mum's secret shopping method goes viral as Aussies fight bulk-buying urges.

Here's 10 great ways to enjoy your time in Auckland.

Woman reveals unusual measures for supermarket shoppers in Italy.

The ZM morning host shared the hilarious clip of how she chooses the right shoes.

What does cat food have in common with avocados, Weet-Bix, mayonnaise, bread and eggs?

The Paris flea markets can be a sensory overload.

NZ Post has revealed it delivered a record number of parcels at the end of 2019.

Yet another Australian fashion retail institution has entered administration.

So you've KonMari'd your home. Now what?

Boxing Day sales attract queues of shoppers as retailers dish out hefty discounts.

Items include a 20-year-old pizza box that "did not meet my requirements".

But marketing expert warns shoppers not to fall into "purchasing mania".