Domino's pizza stores topple into liquidation, $2m owed, director untraceable

The businesses were put in liquidation after applications from Inland Revenue. (Image: Supplied)

Fri, 14 Mar 2025

Liquidators of a chain of Domino’s pizza stores, which owe more than $2 million, are having trouble tracking down the director, as three more businesses are added to a growing list of his liquidations.Brandon Brooking is the owner and director of seven pizza businesses that are now in liquidation.The businesses I a-Dough You (Domino’s Mt Eden), Getting Saucy (Domino’s Takanini), You Want a Pizza Me (Domino’s St Heliers), and Pizzake Limited (Domino’s Te Rapa), were placed into liquidation on Oct 17. Collectively, t...

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