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The DMCC is one step closer to becoming an Act, which is likely this autumn. But is the whole thing a well-intentioned mistake?

A beloved costume rental outfit in Wellington is shutting down this week, and many outfits with plenty of stories behind them are heading out the door.

The French retailer is building its data foundations on Snowflake.

We've all been there - arguing with the bank over a disputed transaction that's appeared on our account. That's a high-cost problem for financial...

On today's First Up pod: the latest New Zealand Property numbers have just come out, we'll dig into those with Sarah Wood from real estate.co.nz; TradeMe features an untouched mid-century time capsule and after another dog attack in Auckland, we hear from an expert in the industry about the risks with dog walking, and what regulation should be introduced. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

The number of people behind on their debt repayments crept back up in March, as borrowers continue to feel the pressure of high interest rates and living costs.

After 184 years, Te Tiriti o Waitangi could be on its way home for good.

Rain and cold are set to sweep in across the country, with drivers warned to check conditions.

Beats' latest earbuds have the longest battery life of any it has ever made. Plus, they're budget friendly at $80.

Some historians are concerned New Zealand's public libraries and museums are being priced out of buying national treasures by private investors snapping up items from the country's early history.