Radio host’s plan to settle tax debts falls through at eleventh hour
Nick Mills and Inland Revenue can't agree on whether they have an agreement.
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'Boom and bust': Wellington wine bar confirms closure
The operator says current conditions are the toughest they've been since 2008.
Kiwis 'dust off credit cards' as retail activity rises
Retail trade survey shows activity was higher in the December quarter.
Shops urged to extend hours to prevent ‘ghost towns’
OPINION: One business leader says businesses need to embrace late-night opening hours.
'Absolutely devastated': Queenstown burger joint fires employee after racial slur receipt
Staff members would also undergo cultural sensitivity training.
Tourism numbers well up last year but still below pre-Covid levels
The data emerged soon after a new bid to lure foreign visitors.
‘I hate to see old pubs closed down’: The publican with the golden touch
Nick Inkster saves old buildings and turns struggling pubs around.
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Wellington’s hospitality scene: What has replaced all the closed restaurants?
A wave of closures has rocked the capital but some doors haven't stayed shut for long.
Former SPQR owner declared bankrupt
The business owes more than $2 million to Inland Revenue, ANZ and other creditors.
Radio host given three weeks to settle tax debts to save his restaurants
Nick Mills puts personal assets and businesses up for sale.
Wellington radio host’s hospo businesses face liquidation
Nick Mills' battle with Inland Revenue to go to court.
Westpac's Satish Ranchhod on food price inflation
Westpac senior economist Satish Ranchhod talks to Tom Raynel about what the rise in food prices means for the wider economy.
The Wellington bakery creating new pie flavours nearly every day
This bakery is taking the humble pie to the next level.
Popular restaurants Bar Non Solo and MoVida have closed their doors
Savor Group CEO Lucien Law reveals the group's new plans.
The new bar habit driving pubs nuts
Pubs are telling customers not to queue, saying it's 'foreign, unnecessary and bizarre'.
Recession nothing to fear, according to new Northland business owners
You have to be crazy to start a business in a recession, right?
Urupukapuka Island - a paradise for nature lovers and history buffs
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'End of an era': High-profile Auckland restaurant put into liquidation on Christmas Eve
Vivace's Mandy Lusk has been warning about the state of the sector.
Mixed Christmas sales for Bay retailers amid cost-conscious shoppers
Bay of Plenty retailers report mixed Christmas spending figures, but some remain upbeat.
Coffee Supreme boss sees 'unprecedented headwinds' in 2025
Summer questions with Andrew Low.
The new bar habit driving pubs nuts
Pubs are telling customers not to queue, saying it's 'foreign, unnecessary and bizarre'.
'It's all about giving back': Whānau restaurant to host free Christmas lunches
Mangōnui restaurant to offer free Christmas lunches for Northland's needy and lonely.
Editorial: Business resignations another blow for Tory Whanau’s leadership
OPINION: The mayor's special business group had held such potential.
Tourism and hospitality get research funding as Holidays Act resets
The Government has committed funding to the sector in an effort to support future plans.
Legendary Auckland restaurant SPQR's replacement name revealed
It promises to be 'a feast for the senses, with a high-end drink and food offering'.
How a new scholarship is shaping the future for Māori and Pacific youth
Sudima's Sudesh Jhunjhnuwala is launching a hotel internship programme for youths.
Esteemed Wellington restaurant closing, new owner planning 'refresh'
It's hoped the new venue will 'bring the vibrancy back'.
Opinion: Rebuilding the buzz of Auckland's hospitality sector
OPINION: Aucklanders have shown they’re willing to come out and connect with each other.
'Outstanding' bakery announces closure a week after winning top award
'Everything you make is superb! This is such a loss.'
Owners face new rules at Whangārei's The Butter Factory
The Whangārei venue has been allowed to keep operating, but under reduced hours.
‘Challenging picture’: 461,000 borrowers behind on their payments
Payment deficits are expected to track higher yet as Kiwis head into Christmas.
Wellington hospitality operator says city not dying, new bar going 'bonkers'
The bar manager chose to return from the UK to work in the Wellington hospo scene.
Urination, vomiting and fighting: Violent behaviour sees police oppose venue's liquor licence
New owners of The Butter Factory face liquor licence challenge amid safety issues.