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Tuesday, 25 May 2021, 5:18 pm New Zealand-based companies are earning more from increased exports of sugary drinks to the Pacific, while Kiwi taxpayers are helping pay for rising healthcare costs. The finding is from Australian research, which shows imports of sweetened drinks to Pacific countries increased by an average of 0.3 kg per person each year from 2000 to 2015. The SMC asked experts to comment on the research. Associate Professor Lisa Te Morenga, Rutherford Discovery Fellow, Research Centre for Hauora and Health, Massey University, comments: "Imported foods and drinks are widely rec...

1 hour ago Watch both ads back to back. Credits: Newshub It's been more than a month since Australia under-armed its tourism advertising campaign at New Zealanders, but it wasn't until this week that our tourism board got its equivalent up on its foils and across the ditch. But who is winning the trans-Tasman tourism ad battle, Australia or New Zealand? Entitled 'Stop dreaming about New Zealand and go', the ad begins with an Australian man asleep in bed being woken up by a Kiwi who has seemingly snuck into his bed to awaken him up by whispering sweet kia oras in his ear.

Rosa Woods/Stuff Whittaker's Chocolate has been ranked New Zealand’s most trusted brand for the tenth year in a row by Reader’s Digest. Categories included banks, coffee machines, dog food, funeral insurance, gas and electricity providers, hearing services, kindergarten centre operators, wine, pain relief, supermarkets, vitamins and supplements, and vegetarian foods. Whittaker’s came top overall, followed by Toyota, Samsung, Tip Top, St John NZ, Mainland, Dettol, Mitre 10, Anchor and Sony. Whittaker’s chocolate also took the NZ Iconic Brand Category for the ninth consecutive year, ...

Pascall’s Eskimos have a new name after Mondelez New Zealand decided to replace the sweets’ derogatory term.

Pascall’s Eskimos have a new name after Mondelez New Zealand decided to replace the sweets’ derogatory term.