Although the highly potent rat baits are restricted overseas, they have been controversially stocked on shelves alongside less harmful products by Bunnings, Coles, Woolworths, Mitre 10 and some IGA ...

Bunnings is introducing facial recognition technology (FRT) to its New Zealand stores to prevent serious harm to staff and high-value theft.

Motorists are being urged to resist stockpiling fuel at home as the Iran war threatens a global fuel shortage.

One Bunnings product is flying off the shelves as motorists search for somewhere to store their panic-bought petrol after conflict in the Middle East sent fuel prices soaring.

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Several stores have been cleared of one type of product.

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A critical fuel shortage in the bush due to war-induced panic buying is tipped to drive up food prices and stop farmers sowing crops, leading to shortages of bread and pasta in six months.

Investigative journalist, Nick McKenzie, and the embattled businessman he had been doggedly pursuing, Micky Ahuja, traded barbs over Zoom like it was the The Jerry Springer Show.

The warning comes as some motorists have taken to stockpiling fuel as prices surge across the country.