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Takeaways, more dining out drive food prices up

Heartland: The average weekly spend on restaurant meals and ready-to-eat food drove half the change in food prices.

Tue, 24 Oct 2017

The concern about food prices, with headlines and articles reinforcing the belief New Zealanders are paying "too much," is a classic case of baseline, context and alternatives: Most are being missed.

TVNZ's Q&A on October 10 tried to sort out some of the issues. But for the 6pm news nine hours

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