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Searches and sales on heating ballooned as the first real chill of winter started to bite.
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Torpedo7 to open new stores despite shrinking margins
The Warehouse Group is gearing up to open more Torpedo7 stores.
Mitre 10 cuts single-use plastic bags
From July 1 plastic bags will be gone and customers will be encouraged to take their own.
Warehouse Group ditches single-use plastic bags
The Warehouse Group will offer compostable paper bags instead.
Rich-lister couple increase stake in The Warehouse
The Normans lift their stake in The Warehouse but analysts say it doesn't signal takeover.
It's a dirty job -- but these guys have it covered
It's a dirty job - seven bags of rubbish - but someone's got to do it
Man caught after failed theft attempts in Whanganui
Man in court for interfering with motor vehicles.
Ethical fashion: How do Kiwi retailers fare?
How New Zealand retailers fare on the ethical front for fashion practices.
Warehouse Kaikohe reprieve baffles retail expert
Retailer reversed its position, saying its Kaikohe store was "not closing after all".
Six Warehouse execs paid more than $1 million in last financial year
There are a number of highly paid executives at the Warehouse Group.
Shane Jones lashes out at 'anti-Kiwi companies' shunning Northland
The Regional Development Minister has taken aim at Air New Zealand, KFC and The Warehouse.
The Warehouse to shut in Kaikohe, union anticipates up to 60 job losses
Union says 60 jobs to be lost.
Kiwis face nationwide fan shortage
Retailers are struggling to keep up with demand for fans across the country
Fans, icecream and beer sales surge during hot summer
Overheated Kiwis are turning to old favourites to cool down.
Warehouse bosses' pay eats into earnings
The drop in earnings includes a significant accrual for a redesigned incentive programme.
Sallies helping parents get tablets for schoolkids
Some low-income are families considering turning to high-rate lenders.
RNV crowd leaves 'pigsty' at Warehouse
The 'pigsty' left behind at the Warehouse is typical of RNV goers a local says.
New Year sales: What's 'in store' for shoppers
Retailers are set to slash prices on popular big ticket items, such as electronics.
Leading questions: Warehouse boss Nick Grayston
The Warehouse Group CEO Nick Grayston talks summer downtime and retail issues.
Prices slashed for Boxing Day sales
Retailers are embracing Boxing Day sales, with many calling it the busiest day of the year
The Warehouse joins electric car charge
Charging stations will be free to use for about six months.
Employment Court ruling set to shake-up the workplace
Staff employed by the firm where they worked, not the hire company that paid their wages.
The Warehouse v Amazon: Red Shed ups online ante
Warehouse's 30 per cent share price drop is a "serious concern", says Joan Withers.
Battle for the summer barbies
The heat is on and this summer's burning question is: charcoal or gas?
The Warehouse teams up with PartPay
The Warehouse has partnered up with PartPay to offer an online installment payment service
Warehouse worker sacked for after-party breast touching
A Warehouse staff member was sacked for twice touching another female employee's breasts.
Tindall taking leave from The Warehouse
Sir Stephen Tindall is taking a year's leave to focus on America's Cup preparations.
Warehouse takes $40m one-off hit
The financial services sale was described as "removing a drag on group earnings".
The Warehouse hit by 73.9pc profit drop
The retail company's non-adjusted net after-tax profit figure was $20.4 million.
Water supply cut in Northcote, Auckland
Contractors have accidentally cut water supply in Northcote a second time in 24 hours
Te Puea help family of 11 get home and job
A homeless family will get a roof over their heads after a hand up from the marae.
The Warehouse changes gears, 40 jobs affected
The Red Shed retail giant is realigning its online shopping division, cutting jobs.