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Act is promising to commit $400 million over four years to retain more doctors in New Zealand, attract them from overseas and incentivise them.

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Election years bring tax policy uncertainty. Garth Bray speaks with John Cuthbertson from CAANZ, Nicola Taylor from Tax Traders & Deloitte tax partner Robyn Walker. Video | Herald NOW Business

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Sunday, October 18, 2026. Protests across France are turning increasingly violent, with more than 270 arrests.

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John Aiken is used to giving advice on Married at First Sight. But when he needed help with his own parenting, he turned to Nigel Latta. Returning to Ask Me Anything, John joins Paula Bennett to discuss bringing Nigel’s work to the...

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to media in Auckland before heading to Hamilton to watch the Black Ferns.

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The Green Party launched its plan to support apprentices and increase apprenticeship rates, at a co-leader stand-up.

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US President Donald Trump has told his new White House Press Secretary she should reconsider the role.

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Tech entrepreneur and investor Guy Haddleton has built and sold businesses worth billions, but his journey began in the New Zealand SAS before an unlikely business venture launched from his Bristol apartment. He joins Liam Dann on Money...

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He’s back! Bigger and badder than ever - Taxpayers Union’s Jordan Williams.

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Should Brian Tamaki be facing criminal charges? The Free Speech Union don’t think so.

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Economist Craig Stobo on the PREFU, inflation, interest rates and whether all bets are off, post-election

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You’re known by the company you keep … analysing the Greens’ defence of gangdom

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Getting a GP appointment, paying for treatment and waiting for hospital care are major concerns heading into the election. So what are the parties promising to change? Chelsea Daniels hears from National, Labour, ACT, the Greens, NZ...

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Bronwen Shepherd, Regional Manager at Green Cross Health - Calls for rule changes to let pharmacists treat more common conditions.

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Matt Ball, Property Investors Federation Spokesperson discusses new meth testing in properties, RMA changes, Labour’s CGT and how an aging population will affect housing and property investors.

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Nicole McKee, Associate Justice Minister - The Greens and Te Pāti Māori campaigning at a gang pad.

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A sneak peek into Auckland's newest venue, where 40,000 people will be tomorrow for Olivia Dean.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | National rules out working with Opportunity Party; and children injured in Oregon primary school shooting | Friday, October 16, 2026

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Hugh Devereux-Mack, Spokesman for COLFO - The Firearms Safety Authority secretly lobbied for another firearms buyback and a gun limit.

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Free Speech Fridays with Taine Randell & James Meager is brought to you by the Free Speech Union. This week Sean Plunket and the panel discuss Election debates, Green Party and TPM Gang Visit, Man attacked by tiger in the UK, and more...

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The Greens will launch their plan for placements for nurses, teachers, and other essential jobs at a co-leader stand-up at the Green Party office in Auckland.

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Herald sports journalists Christopher Reive and Samuel Sherry cast their eyes over the weekend's sport.

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Mark Mitchell on Greens and Te Pāti Māori visit to the Mongrel Mob

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Media Insider's Shayne Currie talks political attack ads, RNZ's unusual recruiting tactics, and remembering More FM host Andrew Leiataua.

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ASB senior economist Mark Smith on why businesses keep investing despite election uncertainty.

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Beef + Lamb NZ chair Kate Acland will front a US trade hearing overnight as our red meat sector argues lamb imports are not harming American producers.

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A curtain-raiser of sorts will play out in the High Court in Wellington between NZ Rugby and the NRL. 2degrees Business wrap with Shayne Currie.

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