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  •   Home > News > Business

    It appears most retailers and supermarkets here are operating as normal again

    It appears most retailers and supermarkets here are operating as normal again


    RetailNZ says early indications this morning are many are not currently experiencing problems with payments and point of sale systems, however it warns as this global issue is now in "fix it mode" there is the possibility of further outages.

    The organisation is urging consumers to be patient and have the ability to pay with cash or Eftpos, which was a more stable platform last night.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    Health & Safety:
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    Business:
    One of the country's largest KiwiSaver fund managers says its new company will make government commit to infrastructure 8:47

    Soccer:
    Two further injuries have smothered Wellington's mojo in a 1-all A-League football draw against Central Coast in Gosford 7:47

    Law and Order:
    Vets are once again leading calls for a ban on the private sale of fireworks 7:37

    Rugby League:
    Tonga league player Eliesa Katoa needed urgent medical assistance on the Eden Park sideline after suffering three head knocks during his side's 40-14 loss to the Kiwis 7:27

    Law and Order:
    A coroner's warning of the risks of DIY, after a Northland man was crushed and killed while fixing his ride-on lawnmower 7:17

    Law and Order:
    'Nothing to suggest' stabbing attack on train was a terrorist incident, UK police say 7:07

    Rugby League:
    Stacey Jones is impressed, but not surprised, by Keano Kini's performance in the Kiwis' 40-14 Pacific Championships trouncing of Tonga 5:27

    Auckland:
    An overbridge hit by an electric bus which then caught fire will remain closed until it's been assessed by a structural engineer 5:07

    Environment:
    A house fire in Chrischurch's Hoon Hay last night isn't being treated as suspicious 4:37


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