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OpenAI meeting claims New Zealand users are saving 4 hours a week on admin. Peter Griffin - Business of Tech Podcast.

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A survey of agents found that buyers are worried house prices will drop after they purchase. OneRoof economist Tony Alexander.

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The diplomatic chess board is getting complicated in the Pacific. At least five Pacific leaders have pulled out of the annual Pacific Island Forum in Palau this week. Meanwhile, China's Pacific envoy says there will be consequences for...

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What happens if you have $, and your neighbouring councils don't?. Central Otago mayor Tamah Alley.

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Davina Smolders, Far North District Councilor on being removed from a council committee because they didn't like her views, her tough questioning, and her challenges.

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Rohan Pike, Illicit Trade Advisor shares his thoughts on tobacco policies ahead of the election.

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Andrew Hoggard, Biosecurity Minister on cutting red tape between the farm gate and the freezer.

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NZ Herald Live: OCR RBNZ Governor press conference

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Auckland’s Pet Refuge is at capacity after 17 dogs were brought in during unprecedented demand over the second half of August. The charity said all available spaces at its Auckland shelter and across its network of external boarding...

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Michael Laws exposes the truth about the public sector strike and pay comparisons with private sector.

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Do we still need juries? Defence lawyer Marie Dyhrberg KC explores the options.

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Free flu jabs for the under-6s. GPs' president Dr Luke Bradford explains why.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Wednesday, September 2, 2026. Methanex to indefinitely idle NZ plant and the flu vaccine will be free for young children.

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Your Money Matters with Harness Financial Episode 56 - Is It Time To Cancel Your Health Insurance? A Different Kind of Cancel Culture. Make smart decisions for your financial future with Samuel Rees-Thomas and Dieter Timmerman from...

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Act Party leader David Seymour and Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson debate Tamatha Paul's false claim in the House.

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John Banks’ hot takes on the upcoming 2026 Election.

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Herald entertainment reporter Mitchell Hageman talks about Bruno Mars playing at Eden Park, and the health of Lionel Richie.

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Cameron Bagrie says National shouldn’t put infrastructure on the credit card.

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ACT Party’s Simon Court on National’s Paris Climate Accord bottom line.

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Generate investment specialist Greg Smith on this afternoon's OCR decision and the outlook for businesses and markets.

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How many nurses do we need? Prudence Thompson, founder of Accent Health Recruitment.

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Retired Major General John Howard joins Herald NOW.

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Infrastructure spend needs to double to $40 billion by 2055 to meet demand.

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Silver Ferns captain Karin Burger says the new domestic competition is promising but it's too soon to say if it will draw overseas players home.

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Panelists Dileepa Fonseka and Sarah Sparks debate Raygun's documentary, the US-NZ port in the Cook Islands, and the comeback of cassette tapes.

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Health New Zealand's Dr Christine McIntosh says the free flu vaccine for our under 5-year-olds is important because they get sick quickly from influenza.

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Rukumoana Schaafhausen wins the Judge’s Choice Award at the 2026 BusinessDesk CEO Index Awards, as she leads a $150m Kotahitanga Fund bid.

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Herald Now senior correspondent Katie Bradford says a new report reveals not getting scope and design done early enough is driving up costs.

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Act Party leader David Seymour and Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson debate Tamatha Paul's false claim in the House.

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IP lawyers will be licking their lips with all these AI cases landing on their desks.

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