Unstaffed petrol stations in New Zealand are helping to drive down fuel prices in their local areas, according to the Commerce Commission.
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New Zealand has passed a world first law banning the sale of tobacco to anyone born on or after 1 January 2009.
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New Zealand has reduced the government fuel excise by 25 cents for three months, with speculation Australia could follow suit.
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New Zealand has introduced new legislation that bans those aged 14 and under from ever legally buying tobacco products.
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Energy company Z announced the launching of its first in-store Habitual Fix to make finding fresh food easier for those on the go. The Kiwi energy company’s first Habitual Fix opened at Z Royal Oak service station on Mt Albert Road and is offering a full menu of healthy, fresh food made in front of
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The inaugural Convenience & Impulse New Zealand Expo (18-19 September) will bring together New Zealand convenience retailers and suppliers from all banners and brands to gather for two days of education, networking and business building. The forthcoming event has garnered overwhelming support from New Zealand retail groups and independent operators registering to attend – with
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New Zealand crisp brand, Proper Crisps has announced its introduction into the Australian market. Proper Crisps Head Cultivator Duncan Kerr said: “After lots of requests from Australian consumers, Proper Crisps is excited to be launching into Australia with the first containers arriving in March”. “We have partnered with a fantastic distributor over there – Better
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Dave Hooker is the Executive Director of NZACS, the New Zealand Association of Convenience Stores. Mr Hooker spoke to C&I in anticipation for the 2019 C&I Expo New Zealand. Born in Wellington New Zealand, Dave’s career began in oil and convenience in the late 80s with Mobil Oil in Wellington, and has taken him around
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In Australia, the energy efficiency of refrigerated cabinets is currently regulated through the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (Refrigerated Display Cabinets) Determination 2012 under the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards Act 2012.
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The Australian Retailers Association (ARA) said that following the announcement by the New Zealand Associate Minister of Health, Hon Jenny Salesa, to legalise vaping and nicotine e-cigarettes, Australia will soon sit behind more than 60 other countries in continuing to ban the alternatives to traditional tobacco products. The announcement by Associate Minister Salesa last Friday
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A vending machine with a poorly translated phrase written across the top has upset people in New Zealand. The Coca-Cola Amatil vending machine has the slogan ‘Kia ora, Mate’ written across the top. While Kia ora is a common greeting in New Zealand, the to reo Māori translation of ‘mate’ means death. Gareth Seymour who
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A New Zealand convenience store staff member has had to recover from a serious fright after a daylight armed robbery, the sixth convenience store robbery in the area since April. Two men wearing scarves over their faces and wielding a weapon entered the Tauranga store at 2pm and confronted the employee. Store owner Aman Deep
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Fonterra reshuffles its board, with director Michael Spaans stepping down due to ill health.
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