First 40 stores at Westfield Newmarket open this month
August 29 opening for first 40 stops at Westfield Newmarket.
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Claims of irresponsible waste dumping during its much-hyped store launch in Auckland.
Mice and men: Rodents run wild in Takanini Countdown
Shoppers flee from mice in Takanini Countdown.
Craft store accused of racially profiling customer accused of stealing
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The Warehouse Group appoints CEO for Torpedo7
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The Warehouse to tackle Asos with new shopping website
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Customer watched as 'halal' meat cooked on same grill as bacon.
Customer takes Bunnings to task over plastic waste
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Cactus Outdoor acquires one of NZ's last large-scale manufacturers
Christchurch clothing brand buys into apparel manufacturing facility.
Auckland Airport wins top global honour
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DB Breweries acquires licensing rights to India's much-loved Kingfisher brand
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Sephora reveals NZ store opening date
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H&M workers take partial-strike action
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Rental cars a low mileage hideaway
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Why is Countdown Massey shutting?
Loyal Massey customers have been left disappointed by the closure.
$20m Queen St refurb brings Zara-like space
Landmark property being restored to its former glory.
Plastic bag ban: $100,000 fine for non-complying retailers
Mystery shopper-style audits will to carried out to catch retailers breaking the law.
Rivaling Ikea: How developer went from very little to a $60m project
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Comment: Local shops need to emulate malls to thrive
Comment: Shops need to create spaces for people to want to linger in.
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