Eye-watering price range for antihistamines: Consumer NZ
Prices for antihistamines can vary by up to $37 depending on where you shop.
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OCR likely to be low for longer
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Restaurants can charge for no-show bookings
Reserving a table in a restaurant is a legitimate contract, Consumer NZ says.
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Consumer confidence dips in July
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Consumer NZ hit by fake review by PR firm
A negative comment on Consumer New Zealand's website found to be linked to PR agency.
Wellington start-up's smart bottle filter
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Vector overcharged Aucklanders $13.9m
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Changing tastes a boost for Fonterra
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Kiwis drive for fuel bargains
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Is surge-pricing the way of the future?
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Why food prices are more expensive in NZ than Aus
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TradeMe backs man selling mini-crossbows
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Camembert cheese is dying out
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