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Dave Letele and Louise Wallis talk royal drama, gold mines, and spying appliances on Herald NOW's panel.

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Jordan Williams replies to Nicky Hager’s political hit job.

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Bryce Edwards on Nicky Hager’s latest political book launch.

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Taxpayers’ Union executive director Jordan Williams says it is “very tempting” to want to sue Nicky Hager over his new book, Dirty Work. The book, released at an event in Wellington last night, made several claims against the group and...

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Positive story of coastal shipping service which hired 77 Kiwis for runs connecting NZ's smaller ports with big ports. Garth Bray 2degrees Business wrap.

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Modest 3.2 point lift to 86.3 in employment confidence in September quarter survey by Westpac and McDermot Miller.

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David Farrar addresses lies about him in new Nicky Hager book.

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Explore TV host Trevor Cochrane talks about his new five-part Egypt travel series.

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Chorus network strategy manager Kurt Rodgers on the challenges of the Grand Theft Auto 6 release in November.

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Taxpayers’ Union executive director Jordan Williams says it is “very tempting” to want to sue Nicky Hager over his new book, Dirty Work. The book, released at an event in Wellington last night, made several claims against the group and...

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Rhonda Sherriff, Promisia independent director and chair, on aged care’s $650m funding gap and what reform means for providers and investors.

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The problem with writing books and not fact-checking them properly is that you get yourself tangled in knots.

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High-profile leaders' open letter to political parties, asking to consider private property investors in New Zealand.

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Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood reveals the extent of overcrowding at Christchurch Hospital's emergency department.

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$584m traded on Friday versus a normal day in the low $100m region. Matt Goodson, Salt Funds Management.

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NZ Herald chief entertainment reporter Jenni Mortimer discusses a potential documentary about Princess Diana.

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Dirty Work author Nicky Hager says a sexual harrassment settlement linked to Jordan Williams is 'rock solid', but an election data claim is less so.

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Green co-leader Marama Davidson and Act leader David Seymour discuss National's advert highlighting crime rates under the previous Labour Government.

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Taxpayers' Union executive director Jordan Williams says it's tempting to sue Nicky Hager, but he doesn't want to derail his pre-election mission.

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Andrew Fairgray, chief business officer at 2degrees, on the telco’s return to profit, business growth and its proposed network-sharing deal with One NZ.

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Credit cards accounted for 71.1% of card transactions in August — their highest share in more than two decades. Does that reflect renewed confidence, the convenience of online spending, or are more New Zealanders relying on debt simply...

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NZ Herald Live: Nicky Hager book launch

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NZ Herald Live: Nicky Hager book launch

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Michael Laws ridicules Te Pati Maori’s food fantasy - 8 weeks of free groceries.

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Former Dilworth School teacher and housemaster Ian Wilson has been released from prison after serving his full sentence for sexually abusing former students. Wilson was denied parole seven times, with the Parole Board repeatedly finding...

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A damning report into the Reserve Bank’s actions during Covid, a backdown from Labour on landlord tax breaks, and a last look at the Government’s books before the election. That’s all ahead of the much-hyped release of a new book from...

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West Auckland’s mega op shop is a thrifter’s ultimate dream come true, receiving 60 tonnes of donations per month. It is a mismatch of colourful, organised chaos. Walls are lined with large art, mirrors, instruments and tapa cloth. “One...

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New Parents’ Group to lobby schools but is the real education problem, $h!tty parents?

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | National accuses Labour of hypocrisy and banned media outlets sue the Trump Administration | Tuesday, September 22, 2026.

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ACT leader David Seymour defends the supermarket status quo and explains why the suggested reforms are”mad”

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