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Michelle Isemonger, loan market mortgage adviser, on a subdued mortgage market, cautious borrowers, lender competition and the election effect.

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What if, instead of trying to stick to a budget yourself, you handed over your pay and let someone else manage it? Australian budgeting service MyBudget has launched in New Zealand, offering to receive clients’ income into a trust...

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A local dump has been transformed into a thriving second-hand shop and community hub, giving unwanted items a new life while bringing the community together.

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Sunday, September 20, 2026. Labour campaigns to break up supermarket chains; National targets "clearer expectations" in a new child policy.

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Green Party Co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick will announce a new Green Party election policy to help small businesses get a fair deal on commercial rent

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Labour Leader Chris Hipkins and Commerce and Consumer Affairs spokesperson Arena Williams make an announcement

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Will fierce competition for your vote lead to cheaper groceries? Matt Goodson from Salt Funds Management,Tex Edwards from Monopoly Watch, on Herald NOW Business with Garth Bray.

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Natalie Nicholson is fighting Stage 4 cancer after her initial symptoms were misdiagnosed as perimenopause.

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NZ Herald Live: National Party policy Announcement

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Brooke van Velden is preparing to leave Parliament after six years as an MP and three as a Cabinet minister. At just 33, she could have had decades of political life ahead of her. Instead, van Velden says she wants to find out what else...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Saturday, September 19, 2026. Mauao tracks could reopen for summer; Donald Trump bans several media outlets from the White House.

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BusinessDesk senior journalist Riley Kennedy on farmer confidence, rising fertiliser costs and what Fonterra and Synlait results may reveal about dairy.

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Ryan Bridge takes Taika Waititi on a chaotic drive to talk about Studio West, Willy Wonka and Rita Ora's new life in New Zealand.

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Ryan Bridge takes Taika Waititi on a chaotic drive to talk about Studio West, Willy Wonka and Rita Ora's new life in New Zealand.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Hipkins criticises barriers to bipartisanship and move-on orders bill passes third reading | Friday, September 18, 2026.

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It’s do or die for the Warriors as they head into this weekend’s sudden death match against the Newcastle Knights with a spot in the preliminary final against the Penrith Panthers on the line. Last weekend the Warriors seemed in control...

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Lawyer Marie Dyhrberg on citizen's arrest and how it can open up a can of legal worms very quickly.

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Don’t let the Left rewrite NZ history - the now-hidden story of the killing and cannibalism of French explorer Marion du Fresne.

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Former Kiwi Dean Lonergan on the Warriors facing the Newcastle Knights this weekend.

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ACT Energy and Resources spokesperson Simon Court speaks to the media in Wellington.

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Chris Wilkinson, Managing Director of First Retail Group on National's supermarket split and the Greens' idea of 'KiwiMart’.

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June quarter GDP beat RBNZ forecast at 0.2%, so is the October monetary policy meeting now a live one?

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Free Speech Fridays with Chris Lynch & Laura McClure is brought to you by the Free Speech Union.

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Tameem Barakat from Centrist on their leading four stories this week.

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Garth Bray – Business with 2degrees – on the gap where our biggest gas field drops out of production before alternatives are ready.

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Labour's WIllie Jackson and National's Paul Goldsmith discuss supermarket competition and whether politicians can use the c-word in Parliament.

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Eden Park sells out for Warriors v Knights historic match.

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Tim Costley on updates in FENZ investigation.

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Who Will Be the Wiener of the Week? Friday Fry Up is brought to you by Beard Brothers, crafted with care the old school way.

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Phil Borkin from JBWere on why NZ investors should care about what happens in Japan.

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