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The Washington Post's publisher, Will Lewis, has stepped down, just days after the newspaper laid off one-third of its newsroom.

A woman who was shocked to discover that her insurance company had increased the value of her car at renewal says it's a reminder to people to check what they are agreeing to.

RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds answers your questions.

The owner of Nitro took legal action, claiming the alcohol and energy drink combined was being unfairly targeted. Audio

A group representing the mining sector insists the decision rejecting the Taranaki seabed mining proposal is not final.

Amazon's stock slid more than 11 percent after the tech giant flagged eye-watering AI and infrastructure costs despite strong earnings.

Karen Tilyard is relieved to have got her $32,000 back for the V8 Holden Commodore she bought from an Auckland second-hand dealer last year.

"It's clear the crypto market is now in full capitulation mode," one analyst said.

In a draft decision, the panel found there would be a credible risk of harm to marine life.

Kā Rūnaka has signalled that granting Santana approvals for the controversial mine could be in breach of Treaty settlements.

Unemployment has hit its highest level in a decade, but beneath the headline numbers some sectors are faring much better than others.

The cuts will drastically shrink the size of the storied newspaper, affecting all departments, after hundreds of thousands of subscribers quit.

The company's chief says its cost base is unsustainable.