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Retailers are preparing after a year that kicked off with severe weather and ended with less-than-satisfactory retail spending , along with ever-increasing...

Results showed margins under pressure as growth in sales from its main outlets slowed to crawl.

Counter-protesters - including one armed with a bottle of tomato juice - have seen British anti-trans activist Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull aborting her central Auckland rally. Video / NZ Herald

Across eight hours New Zealand musicians will perform in a free outdoor concert to raise money for Cyclone Gabelle relief

Thousands of counter-protesters see British anti-trans activist Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull abort her central Auckland rally. Video / NZ Herald

The increasing number of applications for helipads on Aotea Great Barrier Island is causing alarm among locals. But the current rules mean they don't have to be notified or consulted about them. The Detail's Sharon Brettkelly looks at why.

Briscoes: Report of knife incident at Christchurch store incorrect 13 May, 2021 01:25 AM Quick Read Briscoes says a report of a dispute at its Hornby store on Wednesday was incorrect. NZ Herald Briscoes says a report that a Christchurch store worker was threatened by a customer with a knife in a dispute over counterfeit notes was incorrect. Christchurch-based Star news reported earlier today that an alleged incident had occurred at Briscoes Hornby store on Wednesday. Briscoes Group said in a s...

Briscoes Timaru is currently located off Evans St (State Highway 1) near the Northtown shopping area. A shift to Timarus new Showgrounds Hill retail development is among the options for the merging of two major brands into one building being considered by their head office. Briscoes Homeware and Rebel Sport (both part of the Briscoe Group) aim to be under one roof within two years its managing director Rod Duke has told Stuff. The 34,000 square metre Showgrounds Hill development on State Hig...

Retailers across the country are struggling to get enough stock for their Christmas shoppers, as the delays at the Ports of Auckland continue. Rob Cameron takes his message direct to the container ship stuck at sea with his wine. Photo: Invivo Wines A backlog of stock is still at sea or stuck on the wharf, and could not be worse timing as the country enters its busiest retail period of the year. It has prompted one businessman to go to sea today to try to find his missing wine. The problem is...