Retail NZ welcomes new shoplifting penalties as a positive step to combat rising retail crime, citing widespread incidents, staff safety risks, and significant financial losses across the sector.
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****New trespassing proposals a positive step**** \\ \\ **4 July 2025**\\ \\ Proposals to update and strengthen trespass laws announced today are a positive step in the fight against retail crime, Retail NZ says. “Retail NZ has long been advocating for the trespass laws to be updated so we are pleased to see these proposals,” Retail NZ Chief Executive Carolyn Young says.Spotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
