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Food price inflation will continue to bite Kiwi households
Stats NZ said today that food prices are the highest since 1987.
UK free trade fast-tracked, Ed Sheeran wins case & King's Coronation nears | Focus Morning Bulletin: 5 May, 2023
NZ's Free Trade Agreement with the United Kingdom fast-tracked, Ed Sheeran victorious in copyright case and London all set for Coronation weekend in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
NZME and The Warehouse launch online shopping channel
NZ Herald and the Warehouse Group are launching NZ's first interactive e-commerce site.
Blackball’s black garlic experiment
Blackball business owners decided to find a way to make black garlic on the West Coast.
Kmart 24/7 switching up NZ’s retail landscape
Kmart unveiled its second 24/7 outlet last week, intriguing shoppers and industry experts.
Buy Kiwi aims to support and strengthen NZ’s small businesses
The online store is aimed at getting more Kiwis to buy from NZ businesses.
Kmart goes 'as big as possible': Manukau welcomes NZ’s largest 24/7 retailer
Shoppers came out in droves to grab a bargain at Kmart's Manukau store opening today.
Landlord says $13.8m street upgrade 'highway for criminals'
The design and layout also helped criminals because signs and posts had been removed.
'Too exposed': Michael Hill forced to close its most ram-raided store
The store was one of the first three to open, traded from that location for four decades.
Whole of Northland benefits from tourism industry
Many Northland businesses benefit from tourism dollars, says Northland Inc.
Kiwis shopping less but travelling and partying more
Kiwis spent more in sectors like travel and hospitality in the March quarter.
From north Waikato home to NZ’s largest single malt distillery
Pōkeno Whisky's founder says the company continues to expand despite rising costs.
Egg fight: Bakers battling for hot cross bun supplies this Easter
Local bakeries face unprecedented pressure this Easter to keep prices low for customers.
Founder laments Ezibuy downfall
The NZ-founded company went into voluntary administration yesterday.
Cost-of-living 'peak misery' still to come, The Warehouse CEO warns
The Warehouse Group attributes a rise in expenses and slowed spending to severe losses.
Job cuts confirmed as profits tumble at The Warehouse Group
Shares plunge 13 per cent following result.
KMD Brands’ earnings bounce back on return of tourism, store reopenings
The retailer behind Kathmandu, Rip Curl and Oboz has reported a record $14m profit.
Manufacturers' 'eye-opening' stock levels
Audits reveal how much extra stock small businesses are holding on to.
Briscoes reports record sales revenue, shaking off pandemic blues
The retailer posted a 5.56 per cent rise in sales revenue on last year.
Staff cuts at Auckland Council, Styles fans flock & it's Census Day! | Focus Morning Bulletin: 7 March, 2023
Cost-cutting triggers early job losses across Auckland Council, why the dad of a toddler found dead in a pond wants the case reopened and Harry Styles is in town, what you need to know before heading along in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
How many Kiwis have joined Costco?
Images in question 'should not have been made public to this community group' - Costco.
Woolworths profits continue to rise through cost-of-living crisis
Woolworths Group's results show a 14% rise in profits and an almost 40% drop in earnings.
Michael Hill hits record sales despite ram raids
Michael Hill boosted sales but would have made more if not for crime
'Expect to see higher menu prices': Minimum wage increases $1.50 per hour
The adult minimum wage will be rising to $22.70 per hour from April 1
Looks matter when it comes to shopfronts
OPINION: Merepeka Raukawa-Tait says the shopping experience starts at the shop entrance.
'There is enough for everyone': Retailers urge shoppers to buy only what they need
While panic buying is low, retailers are preparing for Cyclone Gabrielle's worst.
Retail spending slowdown marks a tough year ahead
Retail spending dips for first time in nine months.
Shoplifter with preference for chips, dip and cider said he did it ‘to survive’
Shoplifter with refined tastes will have to get used to prison food this year.
Liquor store worker stole from his boss 98 times, but future employers will never know
'He was a calculated and systematic thief who stole from us over a number of months'
$3.4b landlord Kiwi Property Group declares $151.1m net loss, but rental income up
Poor real estate market brings pain, but Kiwi buoyant about mixed-use community prospects.
Focus: The charity store where you buy goods, but leave with nothing
The World Vision Smiles Pop-up Shop will provide a Christmas shopping experience like no other. Shoppers can buy goods, and leave with nothing except the feeling of helping those in need. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Black Friday is here, but are Kiwis actually hitting the shops?
New data reveals how many Kiwis are planning to shop and just how much they'll spend, plus how to avoid the 'fake sales' appearing across NZ. Video / NZ Herald