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Shoppers slow return to Christchurch CBD
Business owners in central Christchurch are anxious about their shops being sealed away from customers behind cordons a week after the earthquake.

Gentrified Auckland suburb's time to shine
Grey Lynn was a slum housing area of Auckland 80 or 90 years ago. Today it's the city's high-flyer, writes Bruce Morris.

<i>Glenda Whitehead:</i> Market turnover
Rises and falls in house prices don't affect everyone, all the time, says registered valuer Glenda Whitehead.

Auckland: Holiday on home turf
If you need a break, don't discount a weekend "away" enjoying parts of Auckland you may have lost touch with. Cate Foster reconnected with the city.

Newmarket diversion dismays retailers
Businesses are concerned traffic diversions to be put in place while the Newmarket Viaduct is developed will create traffic mayhem.

Online club NZsale gets $14.5m shot
An online shopping company selling fashion labels such as Tigerlily and One Teaspoon received a $14.5 million cash injection last week.

Retail Therapy: Model call
If you are a size 16 or over and always wondered if you had it in you to be a model, now's your chance.

'Fashion capital' loses its shine as sales dwindle
NZ's premier shopping district could be losing its shine, with high numbers of shops forced to close and others selling almost nothing.

Land of expensive milk and honey
Feeling the pinch as you do the supermarket shopping this weekend? You're not alone - Kiwis really do pay more as a proportion of their incomes for everyday items than many overseas.

It's a wide wine world out there
Joelle Thomson hears about the merits of buying wine online.

Shop online: Food in a minute
Sick of crowded aisles and long queues? Try taking your grocery list online.

Schizophrenic shoppers fuel economic madness
In March, Ralph Ronzio went to a warehouse in a seedy part of Orange County, California, to watch his condo auctioned for half what he'd paid for it.