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‘They’ll still find a way’: Fog cannons, bollards no match for thieves

Business owners want better crime solutions than current deterrents that aren't working.

Focus: Retailers say fog cannons, bollards no match for thieves

Retailers across NZ are criticising government-funded security measures as ‘just a deterrent, not a solution’ to tackling the surge in retail crime. Video / NZ Herald

Hard to Find Books will survive 'but it won’t be easy'

Warwick Jordan says Kiwis should continue to experience the magic of second-hand books.

Retail sales down, signs of 'stark' year for Kiwi households

Some sectors sacrificed as surging cost of living forces tough choices.

Biggest retail property deal of year: who paid $85.7m?

'Seven properties currently under contract, two further sales pending' - Whillans.

Daldang introduces Kiwis to the Korean-fusion dessert ‘fatcaron’

Sun Hoon Kim brought fatcarons to NZ after the explosion of K-Pop in 2017.

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.

Kmart 24/7 switching up NZ’s retail landscape

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

Breaking down concrete barriers: Visually impaired apprentice with autism excels

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

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.

Who wants $14.9m from biggest builder to fail this year?

Name anything you see happening on a building site and those supplying stuff are on list.

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.