The death of an Auckland dairy worker has led to calls the retail sector has been let down by the Government.
Police say the 37-year-old was fatally stabbed on Wednesday night, after he confronted an offender who stole the cash register from Sandringham's Rose Cottage Superette.
Ravi Singh owns a liquor store and dairy in Pukekohe, and says police are working hard but offenders don't fear the consequences.
He wants tougher penalties.
Singh told Mike Hosking many dairy owners and workers are having doubts about the future.
He says they're wondering if they're in the right business and even the right country.
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