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Sydney man injured by trolley thrown from mall's upper level

The shopping trolley has been seized for forensic testing by investigators.

$4.40 bottles of chardonnay as DFS Auckland store closes for good

Shelves at the once-bustling luxury store are virtually bare hours before closure.

'Death knell': CBD retailers fear impact of one-way street idea

'Please listen to the people who have a vested interest in the heart of the city.'

Happy with your purchase? NZ's best and worst retailers revealed

Consumer NZ dished out low marks to some of the country's most well-known stores.

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Ikea's first New Zealand store to open on December 4

'It's been quite a journey,' says Ikea expansion manager Fabian Winterbine.

Ikea opening date to be revealed

More details about the Swedish retailer's first NZ store are set to be revealed.

25 things dads actually want this Father's Day

Cement your status as the favourite child with a truly memorable Father's Day present.

Editorial: Surcharge ban a win for consumers but will it save them money?

OPINION: It should provide a clearer and smoother experience, removing any confusion.

T-shirt costing $9 lasts longer than one priced at $895

University of Leeds study showed that durability can be found at a cheap price.

Gisborne's historic Muirs Bookshop turns 120, calls for local shopping boost

Celebrating the milestone is bittersweet for Kim Pittar, who recognises retail challenges.

'Excessive': Govt to ban card payment surcharges

The change will benefit those who shop in-store, rather than online.

Where Kiwis are overspending most on their grocery bills

Chef Mike Van de Elzen admits it's harder than ever to eat healthy on a budget.

Inside Economics: NZ recession risks on the rise ... again! Plus: the boy who cried ‘tariff’ – Trump’s threats lose their bite

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

'Cartel conduct': Commerce Commission to take grocery giants to court over supplier dealings

The food giants are accused of blocking a supplier from directly trading with a customer.

Winter chill boosts spending as Kiwis go clothes shopping

Consumers splashed out on winter apparel in June, but hospitality spending fell.