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Editorial: Surcharge ban a win for consumers but will it save them money?

OPINION: It should provide a clearer and smoother experience, removing any confusion.

'Ruling the roost more than ever': Former Energy Minister rips into Big Four power companies

Market reform is seen by some as the only real way to see power prices come down.

'Reform overdue': Push for fairer retirement village dispute system

The proposed system would minimise legal representation in disputes.

'Excessive': Govt to ban card payment surcharges

The change will benefit those who shop in-store, rather than online.

'We are suffering': Solo mum used Afterpay for food since power bills chewed up benefit

More than 100,000 New Zealanders can’t keep warm in their homes over winter. We ask why.

Supermarkets admit pricing errors amid pressure over misleading specials

Consumer NZ received 20 complaints since Tuesday; the usual daily rate is two.

Consumer NZ rates laundry detergents: Which are no better than water?

The Warehouse is reviewing its formula, while Restor says it's already made a change.

We're a nation of five million cows, so why are we paying so much for butter?

Will the average New Zealander be able to afford more butter again soon?

Consumer NZ receives high number of complaints about Noel Leeming amid charges

The retailer has three million transactions a year but won't comment on complaint numbers.