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SME election poll: National still leads, but Labour support nearly doubles (opens the original)
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Small and medium-sized enterprise owners are split ahead of the general election. Small and medium-sized enterprise owners are split before the general election, with support for the coalition parties falling below 50%, according to a new MYOB survey. The survey of more than 500 small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) owners and decision-makers showed 36% expect to cast their party vote for National in the upcoming election, while 28% intend to vote for Labour. For minor parties, Act and the Gre
Supply chain costs keep the Warehouse out of the supermarket race (opens the original)
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The Warehouse chief executive expects further cost-of-doing-business reductions to come from top-line performance rather than further cuts. But as the group prepares for its next growth phase, questions about its role as a potential third player in the grocery sector have been put to bed. The group shared its 2026 financial results on Wednesday, with group sales of $3 billion, down 1.9% on a 53-week basis but up 0.4% on a comparative 52-week same-store basis. Sales at the Warehouse made progress
Out of the Red: The Warehouse posts profit despite flat sales (opens the original)
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The Warehouse has reported its 2026 full-year results and has improved its operating loss from the year prior. The Warehouse Group has reported an improved annual financial result, with gross margin up, cost of doing business down and higher profit. However, the Warehouse is still on the road to recovery amid generally flat sales revenue. For the 52 weeks to August 2, 2026, the company reported sales of $3 billion, down 1.9% on a 53-week full-year basis, but up 0.4% on a comparative 52-week same
Hallenstein Glasson bucks apparel trend as sales surge to $563m (opens the original)
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Hallenstein Glasson posted a strong full year result as it bucked wider apparel trends. Fashion group Hallenstein Glasson has reported a strong 2026 full-year result, bucking wider apparel trends to grow revenue and profit across the group. For the year ended August 1, Hallenstein Glasson reported group sales of $563 million, up 19.6% from $470.7m in the prior year. The group’s directors said the result benefited from a stronger Australian dollar and, on a constant currency basis, sales were up
Hemp hat business grows into three-brand outdoors venture (opens the original)
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Dane Watson, founder of Outdoors Society, has big plans for the business but has a clear desire to maintain the brands core values. Dane Watson, founder of Outdoors Society, talks to Tom Raynel about managing two distinct brands and the community they’ve been able to build as a result. Every Monday, we interview a small-business owner. This is now a regular feature of NZME’s editorial campaign, On The Up, showcasing uplifting stories of success, inspiration and possibilities. Outdoors Society is
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