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Small Business: Vegetarian food business giving back to children in need

Bruce Cheek talks starting a business in homage to his wife.

'Kingi' stoush: Māori cultural appropriation, or simply a fish?

Orphans Kitchen restaurateurs in stoush over name of new restaurant.

How to open a top-tier restaurant in a pandemic? Rethink everything

New York Times: On the road to opening, lofty visions have met hard reality.

Uber Eats driver pay changes causes concern

Changes to Uber Eats driver remuneration system sparks concern.

Coronavirus: Wellington bar offers 'public health' discount

The cult beer bar is offering a discount to anyone using a contact tracing app.

The budget-friendly Auckland Restaurant Month - here's what to expect

There's a distinct theme to some of the offerings during this year's event.

Surprise result of 85-year long Milo debate

Even Sam Neill weighed in on the debate.

Waitress slams Kylie Jenner for 'embarrassing' $20 tip

The former waitress revealed the worst celebrities she's served, including Hailey Bieber.

Unkiwi or a fresh update? NZ's 'unofficial Kiwi culture anthem' to change

It was a celebration of everything Kiwi. Now it's being changed.

Eskimo Pie ice creams, Eskimo lollies to be renamed over 'racist' branding

Ice creams and lollies to ditch Eskimo branding.

'A tidal wave': Bar owner describes how busy post-lockdown has been

A business owner says things are looking up for him but that can't be said for everyone.

Iconic Kiwi drink Milo goes vegan

Is this plant-based Milo alternative all it's cracked up to be?

Nestle promises to rebrand Redskins lollies

Nestle will "move quickly" to change the names of two of its most popular lollies.

Menulog to undergo rebrand following merger with $12b food delivery giant

Local food delivery app set to shed its green roots.

Aussie craft beer comes under fire for 'racist' brand name

A Melbourne journalist has been trying to get the brand to ditch its name for years.

Tobacco, grocery sectors hit back at critical report

The sectors claim they're doing their part on health.