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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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Cam McMillan and Nathan Limm from the NZ Herald Sport team give their take on Liam Lawson, the Warriors' loss, and Tottenham's visit to Auckland.

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Political editor Thomas Coughlan talks about the Green Party's one-year AI data centre pause policy.

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Stuart Nash learned the hard way you don’t mess with hard-working mums - and the savvy operators in National saw an opportunity, releasing its paid parental leave policy yesterday.

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The ACT leader on National's criticism over paid parental leave and how he'll fund a boost to the Pharmacy budget.

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The National Party will extend paid parental leave to 30 weeks by 2029 if re-elected.

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Morning Headlines | National promises to expand parental leave and Banks respond to recent OCR increase| Monday, July 27, 2026

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CullBeck's Martin Hacon explains how its record $20 million raise will help take its hydrogen steelmaking technology from the lab to the global market.

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Are you raising a child who thinks money just appears? From pocket money and piggy banks to KiwiSaver, first jobs and the temptation to bail them out, the lessons start much earlier than many parents realise. So, should chores earn...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Sunday, July 26, 2026. The National Party, Act and the Green Party all spoke to media today about their new policies.

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MetService weekly weather outlook: Sunday, July 26, 2026.

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Swarbrick and Davidson speak to media outlining Green Party's vision and plans for 2026.

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David Seymour and Act Policy Announcement.

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Christopher Luxon speaks to the media regarding National's latest policy announcement.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Sunday, July 26, 2026. Training new doctors outside of hospitals to improve healthcare, kiwis told to prepare for aftershocks.

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Dame Sophie Pascoe joins Paula Bennett to discuss life beyond elite swimming, the challenges of motherhood with a disability, and the severe depression she experienced after the Tokyo Paralympics were postponed. She reflects on the...

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Metservice severe weather warning: Saturday July 25th 2026.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Saturday, July 25, 2026. Dame Helene Quilter has passed away, Quake strikes Taumarunui early this morning.

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Maadhav Arora, Mechanical Engineering Student at The University of Auckland - Could AI bottle a memory? The AI-powered concept turning photos into fragrance.

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Jon Mason lives next door to Orewa's Delmore development and has slammed the lack of consultation.

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Floyd du Plessis, Corrections Association President on the damning report that's uncovered serious problems at Spring Hill Prison.

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The conflict in the Middle East is widening fast. Yemen's Houthi rebels have targeted Saudi Arabian ships in the Red Sea - threatening to cut off a crucial route for the kingdom's oil exports. The price of oil has surpassed 100...

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Catherine Cooke, Breast Cancer advocate on her petition asking for a breast cancer drug to be funded.

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Free Speech Fridays with Chris Lynch & Simon O’Connor is brought to you by the Free Speech Union. This week Sean Plunket and the panel discuss Ryan Fox’s golf triumph, the RMA reform, Stuart Nash’s resignation from NZ First, and more...

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Who got burnt in this week’s Friday Fry Up?

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Tameem Barakat on the Centrist investigation into the Baby Ru case.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Life sentence for Lyn Fleming's killer and DoC vaccinating more species against bird flu | Friday, July 24, 2026.

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The daily panel with BBM Motivation founder Dave Letele and Are Media editorial director Sarah Henry.

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Heading into this earnings season there’s been considerable volatility in the tech sector ... AI in particular. Phil Borkin JBWere.

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