Jaime Lyth

NZ's largest retail group rules out becoming a supermarket.

Noel Leeming delivered the biggest earnings contribution, at $21.8m.

Qin (Kevin) Ding is also associated with the Miniso/Yoyoso retail collapse.

Glassons Australia sales rose 29% to $324.4m, or 58% of group sales.

Inside the $30m luxury department store that wants to be a destination.

The lawyers were called ‘professional enablers’ in a complaint to the SFO and Law Society.

Receivers rejected a $100m offer for Seascape in its unfinished state.

Plans for the St John's Te Tauoma housing project never got off the ground.

A $462.7m impairment overshadows KMD Brands’ improved underlying result.

Faradays will open a $30m Queen St department store on September 26.

The acquisition expands Egmont Honey’s operation to more than 22,000 hives.

Alleged insider trading occurred when an iced tea company rebranded to blockchain tech.

How a Chemist Warehouse partnership is helping Briscoes unlock store space value.

Former financial adviser Tony Park pleaded guilty to two deception charges.

Winton Land founder and majority shareholder Chris Meehan has resigned.

Bulky goods have moved off the shop floor as click-and-collect expands.

Everlab’s health programme promises prevention, but what does it deliver?

The late Sir Michael Hill received a lifetime award.

The collapse of Kiwi Crunch leaves 291 Crasborn Fresh Harvest staff jobless.

Trading in WIN shares will resume at market open on Thursday.

Two NZ businessmen’s assets have been frozen in a $170m UK fraud claim.

Winton is required to have at least two independent directors under NZX rules.

Claudia Batten appointed to succeed Fyfe; turnaround taking hold.

Harvey Norman’s New Zealand pre-tax profit rose 31.2% to A$85.12m in 2026.

Winton director Julian Cook has resigned as the company's board exodus continues.

Three related Terra Group companies are already in liquidation with $1.8m in debt.

Woolworths operates 181 supermarkets across New Zealand.

New Zealand's Westfield centres generated A$21.9m, down from A$25.4m.

The Warehouse expects profit of $20m-$24 million despite tough consumer conditions.

Group net profit fell 7.2% despite record sales, the retailer says.

My Food Bag’s strategic review remains unresolved, with an update due in November.

Liquidators are investigating whether Kiwi Crunch traded while insolvent.