Noel Leeming warned over fast delivery pledge
Noel Leeming warned over fast delivery pledge
Electronics retailer Noel Leeming has been slapped with a warning from the Commerce Commission over its failed promises for fast delivery.
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Petrol price drop: Gull shaves 15c off per litre
Festive treat: Gull drops fuel prices by 15c
Petrol chain Gull, which operates a station on Stanmore Rd in Christchurch, has dropped its fuel price by 15c a litre from 7am today until midday Thursday.
Summerset Group to repay $8.6m wage subsidy
Christchurch retirement village owner to repay $8.6m wage subsidy, chairman departs
Summerset Group, which owns several Christchurch retirement villages, will repay its $8.6 million Government wage subsidy.
Christchurch gas explosion: Negligent tradesman stung $212,000
Christchurch gas explosion: Negligent tradesman stung $212,000
A gas fitter whose negligence caused a giant gas explosion at a Christchurch house in July last year has been ordered to pay more than $130,000 in compensation and his company fined $82,500.
Another petrol station opening in Chch
Another petrol station opening in Christchurch on Wednesday
Waitomo Group will open another petrol station in Christchurch on Wednesday.
ANZ now wants 40% deposit from property investors
ANZ now wants 40% deposit from property investors
NZ's largest bank has upped the ante for residential property investors, increasing the minimum deposit to 40% to try and bring balance to an overheated housing market.
Pandora staff told not to call in sick
Staff at jewellery retailer Pandora told not to call in sick for 'next three weeks'
Staff at some Pandora franchises have been told not to call in sick for the next three weeks as the retailer embarks on its busy Christmas period.
Young entrepreneurs spot on with acne treatment
Young entrepreneurs spot on with acne treatment
Zit-face has become an obsolete insult at one South island high school thanks to three student entrepreneurs.
Armadillo’s boss back on familiar turf to open latest restaurant
Armadillo’s boss back on familiar turf to open latest restaurant
Tony Crosbie has done well for himself since leaving Ashburton College at the age of 15 - and now the 54-year-old will open his 13th Armadillo’s restaurant in the town on February 1.
Mike Pero unveils new airline company
Mike Pero unveils new Chch airline after Cook Islands travel bubble announced
Aspiring Christchurch airline owner Mike Pero says he's begun the long and complicated approval process for a new airline to serve the Pacific Islands.
Concern cycleway will affect business
'It’s crazy': Planned cycleway route has Christchurch business owner worried
The owner of a vehicle repair shop on Waterloo Rd says the planned South Express Cycleway route will have a negative impact on his customers and business.
New grocery market with a twist at Bush Inn Centre
Highly-anticipated new grocery market offers something different at Bush Inn Centre
The wait is over for a highly-anticipated supermarket that features a range of boutique grocery shops under one roof at Christchurch's Bush Inn Centre.
Big increase in six-figure salaries at council
Big increase in number of Christchurch City Council employees earning six-figure salaries
The number of Christchurch City Council employees on six-figure salaries has almost tripled since 2012.
Tarras airport plan 'an act of evil'
Tarras airport plan 'an act of evil'
Three teens have labelled Christchurch International Airport's plan to build an international airport at Tarras as "evil".
'Disturbing': Lyttelton Port boss responds to scathing review
'Disturbing': Lyttelton Port boss responds to scathing review
The chief executive of Lyttelton Port Company says improvements need to be made at "every level" of the organisation.
Bullying, sexism, racism, homophobia at LPC
Bullying, sexism, racism, homophobia at Lyttelton Port Company - review
A scathing review of Lyttelton Port Company has uncovered a culture of sexism, racism, homophobia and bullying.
Kmart Christmas wreath poses risk to native plants
Product recall: Kmart Christmas wreath poses risk to NZ native plants
Kmart customers who purchased a Christmas wreath are being asked to return the product as it may have unwanted organisms.
Ships waiting over week to be processed
Ships waiting over week to be processed
A photo has emerged showing the scale of the backlog of ships waiting to get into Ports of Auckland as unprecedented and unexpected demand sees container ships stuck at sea for an average of eight days.
Council pulls out of Selwyn 1080-pellet factory
West Coast council bails out of controversial stake in Canterbury 1080-pellet factory
The West Coast Regional Council has cut its losses and sold its share in a Canterbury-based pesticide factory.
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