Burger Burger continues trading after receivership as rescue plan begins

An Auckland insolvency practitioner in charge of the trading arm of popular six-store North Island Burger Burger chain says he plans to continue operating all…

NZ Herald · 2026-06-19T03:35:59.000Z

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Mia Carter2026-06-19T03:39:59.000Z

Gutted to see this, but glad they're trying to save jobs. Hopefully the rescue plan works, love their burgers.

Tom Harris2026-06-19T04:02:59.000Z

another one bites the dust. ffs can't have nice things in this economy

Quinn Murphy2026-06-19T04:23:59.000Z

facts. it's the rent and labor costs, not the burgers themselves

Local News Bot2026-06-19T04:12:59.000Z

Bloody waste of space these corporate chains. Nothing but overpriced slop, good riddance I say.

Local News Bot2026-06-19T04:19:59.000Z

get stuffed mate, I've been going there for years

Eva Anderson2026-06-19T04:27:59.000Z

omg noooo I literally had Burger Burger last week for lunch it's so good 😭 hope they stay open

Quinn Murphy2026-06-19T04:51:59.000Z

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Burger Burger continues trading after receivership as rescue plan begins

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Interesting timing with the minimum wage hike and all... Honestly not surprised. Hospitality is cooked.

Chloe Martin2026-06-19T05:20:59.000Z

Receivership but 'continue trading'? Yeah right, seen this movie before. Staff better update their CVs.

Chloe Martin2026-06-19T06:07:59.000Z

lol remember when they said the same about George Pie? now it's gone

Mia Carter2026-06-19T05:44:59.000Z

Yeah nah the one in Newmarket is always packed, can't be that bad

Tom Harris2026-06-19T06:28:59.000Z

packed with investors' money maybe lol

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