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Crime explosion, Costco and Ikea pose challenges to Briscoes: Rod Duke

He assured shareholders the group is aware of competition

Who's behind $40m+ Devonport Village property buy-up?

Ex-ANZ bosses have linked up with fiercely private heir to NZ's former richest man.

123-year-old southern retailer H & J Smith closing three stores, 220 jobs lost

'The Smiths are such humble people. They’re some of the most experienced retailers in NZ.'

Commerce Commission house building material probe: Government responds

Fletcher Building’s 94 per cent share of NZ's wallboard market is often cited on topic.

Wellington bar The George insolvent: landlord changed locks, $800,000+ owed

Landlord changed locks after bar failed to pay rent, and IRD makes move.

The Trusts budgets $40m expanding West Auckland outlets

Boutique pop-up bars, restaurant-led gastro pubs: walking distance from units, transport.

Real Groovy still making record sales after four decades

Founder Chris Hart says sales are up, especially for vinyl records.

Sasha Borissenko: Liquor sales decision increases heat on supermarkets

Analysis: Top court had little trouble distilling views on damage from 11pm booze sales.

A ‘phew’ not a ‘woohoo’ for campaigners after long, costly liquor sales dispute

An MP says her community has been 'stymied' in an expensive, ridiculous court saga.

Beachlands South developer on 307ha plans: $2.5b infrastructure just the start

One narrow, winding road and no schools are the locals' two main concerns.

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.

Samsung NZ closes mobile kiosks

In a statement, they said the decision was made due to "changing customer preferences".

Kmart 24/7 switching up NZ’s retail landscape

Kmart unveiled its second 24/7 outlet last week, intriguing shoppers and industry experts.

Drone theft has high-tech upside

The products taken in a Photogear store, Albany, burglary can be disabled.

Breaking down concrete barriers: Visually impaired apprentice with autism excels

Todd Maitland shows why people from all backgrounds should consider a career in trades.