TOILET SOUTHERN QUOTA: SELF-CHECKOUT ANGST IN STORE AMONG REBELLING BARGAIN LOO — EXCLUSIVE
_Waimate shoppers find themselves caught between cracked seats and scanning tantrums._
Supermarket aisles, mall Karen energy, and self-checkout meltdowns nationwide.
_Waimate shoppers find themselves caught between cracked seats and scanning tantrums._
*Only in Auckland could this possibly make sense.*
The great debate of Newmarket reaches boiling point over a seemingly innocent sausage sizzle.
Loyalty card holders are demanding answers over dubious vegetable points allocation.
_It turns out, even shopping can be a labyrinth of despair in the garden city._
It's not just a mug, it's practically the Holy Grail of second-hand treasures.
_Local Woolworths shoppers demand emotional support after rogue machine throws a tantrum._
A local shopping cart is causing quite the kerfuffle, sparking questions over its international travels.
This is why we can’t have nice things, folks.
Locals take up arms against expired rewards in a dramatic supermarket showdown.
The minor weather event has sent locals scrambling for relief, but a chemist's shelves were bare.
_Critics claim it’s time for the elves to take back Christmas._
_Lost stock misrepresented as an exciting adventure leaves locals wanting to swab the deck._
Devonport is struggling to cope after a tragic shortage of zip ties at the local Mitre 10.
A local retailer takes bah humbug to a whole new level.
_Local retailer claims to be ‘almost done’, but you can still buy your frozen peas here._
When will Wellington's retailers learn that a single grape doesn't require an industrial-size box?
You won’t believe what your self-checkout can do — or should I say, can’t do.