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Sean Plunket reacts to Cambridge Uni’s Jason Arday’s series of lies.

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Sean Bell updates on conflict in Middle East.

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Ngāti Kahungunu chair Bayden Barber says the Green Party marae fund is a good policy, and insurance is one of the biggest costs they have to bear.

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Spark digital equity general manager Martin La'a says 400,000 Kiwi homes lack meaningful access to the internet, with more families seeking subsidies.

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"There are two centres of power operating in this government, and you really do need to see a prime minister being prime."

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Exaba CEO Peter Boyle says NZ needs sovereign digital infrastructure so businesses can choose where critical data sits, rather than defaulting offshore.

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The Nasdaq is on track to open 23 hours a day, from December 6. Garth Bray 2degrees wrap.

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Casey Costello says St John is doing a good job responding to record breaking emergency calls.

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Simeon Brown School solar announcement

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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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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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Datacom NZ's Peter Nelson says businesses must strengthen data resilience as offshore risks and AI pressures grow.

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Contact's final dividend, FY27 guidance and development pipeline update will be key to share price. Shane Solly - Harbour Asset Management.

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Herald political editor Thomas Coughlan talks about Christopher Luxon's recent performance and explains the latest movements in the poll of polls.

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Buying or selling a house is a complicated and often confusing process that real estate agents are smack in the middle of, and stand to benefit from. So what should we share when dealing with an agent, and what should we keep close to...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | National leaves door ajar to new taxes, Newstalk ZB celebrates a century since first broadcast. | Sunday, August 9, 2026

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Hato Hone St John is experiencing sustained heavy demand, with the emergency ambulance service recording its highest volume of 111 calls on record in the past week.

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NZ Herald Morning Headline | Zelenskyy in talks with Serbia and children's charities unite to ask for support | Sunday, August 9, 2026.

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon makes policy announcement live from Wellington.

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At 18, Paul Wood was convicted of murder and sent to prison. Eleven years later, he left with undergraduate and master’s degrees, before going on to earn a doctorate in psychology. Dr Wood joins Paula Bennett to discuss the environment...

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This is how an ordinary Auckland morning descended into chaos.

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People came flocking in for the first of three station open days — Karanga-a-Hape station follows on August 15 and inner city Te Waihorotiu on August 22.

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NZ Herald Live: Announcement of the National Party List for the 2026 General Election.

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Richard Tohu, Motorcycle Advocacy Group NZ on their motorcycle protest and court case in Wellington.

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Jacqui te Wani of Ōtautahi Māori Wardens says they try to feed as many people as possible, but there are always more in need.

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The Herald understands up to 140 dogs will leave for Australia on two charter flights. Video | Alyse Wright Full story:

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Todd Stephenson, ACT MP - MBIE and Treasury's new diversity plans only show that they need to focus on delivering services rather than “internal navel gazing”.

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Matthew Cutler, Green Building Council Senior Residential Manager - A gap in the Building Code means NZ homes aren't required to meet airtightness standards.

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Guy Montgomery says he knows he’s in trouble when he can feel a single bead of sweat running down his neck. It’s happened a few times on the Australian version of his hit Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont-Spelling Bee TV show, like one time...

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Data centres are not a new phenomenon, but hyperscale AI data centres? Well, that's a whole other conversation. Right now there are exactly zero AI hyperscale data centres in New Zealand, but that looks to change with plans already...

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