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Sean’s Picks for the Friday Fry Up this week.

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Free Speech Fridays with Bob McCoskrie & Maurice Williamson is brought to you by the Free Speech Union. This week Sean Plunket and the panel discuss Parliament ending, Maureen Pugh and Brooke Van Velden leaving Politics, Nicky Hager’s...

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Michael Morrah and Deborah Pead discuss Monopoly, marriage and Meta glasses on Herald NOW.

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A nursing workforce announcement with Nadine Gray - National Chief Nurse, Health New Zealand and Dr Vanessa Thornton - Group Director of Operations Counties Manukau, Health

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Maureen Pugh looks back on her time in Parliament.

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Chris Trotter on the end of Parliament and Election season ramping up.

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Event organiser Shaughan Woodcock joins Herald NOW Reporter Kieryn Morris ahead of the event.

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Meta's share price lifts further after Mark Zuckerberg unveils new hardware at Meta Connect.

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Michael Morrah and Deborah Pead discuss Monopoly, marriage and Meta glasses on Herald NOW.

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Open AI sat on this information for months without telling Canberra. Why? And how didn't the Aussies notice?

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'What happened with the medicare portal in Australia? Tech with 2degrees - Danu Abeysuriya from Rush Digital.

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Your MetService weekend weather outlook with Heather Keats, Friday, September 25.

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'EY Technology Consulting partner Nicola Hermansson on AI-driven cyber threats, business blind spots and where companies should focus their defences.

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The Anthem is a new low-cost, mass-produced cruise missile being developed in the US. Covenant's Abby Denburg joins Herald NOW.

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Herald Sports journalists Nathan Limm and Chris Reive preview a large weekend of sport ahead.

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Join Ryan Bridge TODAY with host Ryan Bridge as he brings you the day's news, interviews and panel discussions live from the NZ Herald newsroom.

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Fonterra CEO Richard Allen joins Herald NOW following the dairy giant posting a $3.4 billion operating profit for FY26.

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National and Labour MPs join Herald NOW ahead of their campaign launches.

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NZX looks at lighter-touch rules for small company listings to encourage more to go public. Garth Bray 2degrees Business wrap.

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... On that pre-tax loss of $336 million – driven by jet fuel prices, engine availability, aviation systems costs and maintenance.' Rickey Ward, JBWere.

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Morning Headlines | Fonterra upbeat about its latest results and NZ Rugby yet to make firm decisions around future of Super and NPC competitions | Friday, September 25, 2026

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Join Herald NOW Business with host Garth Bray as he brings you the business news of the day, subject matter expert interviews, along with local and global thought leaders, live from the NZ Herald newsroom.

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John Stevenson, Fonterra Co-operative Council chair, on the co-op’s next phase, farmer returns and what major new investment means for rural NZ.

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Parliament is officially over and now the gloves are coming off. New Zealanders go to the polls on November 7, and between now and then we’re going to see the parties make their pitches, ramp up their attacks, and fight for every last...

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Broadcaster Peter Williams’s (a former Taxpayer Union board member) refutes the Hagar book claims and questions the author’s credibility.

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National is promising to make Fire and Emergency New Zealand a departmental agency directly accountable to the Emergency Management Minister. Meanwhile, Labour says it would initiate an independent review into Fire and Emergency’s...

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Journalist and former ACT MP Deborah Coddington says Act aren’t being consistent over judicial activism claims

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Long waits for mental health support for young people and Fonterra announces positive results | Thursday, September 24, 2026.

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Why aren’t the MSM asking Nicky Hagar the obvious question: where’s your proof?

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Katie Bradford takes a look at what's led to Fonterra's record-breaking profits.

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