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Panellists Mark Crysell and Josie Pagani have a debate on debates, and ask if cheating on someone via video games is really the biggest issue with GTA 6.

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Herald NOW reporter Kieryn Morris checks out the Amorphophallus konjac flower, known for its rotten-meat odour.

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Te Waihanga, the Infrastructure Commission counts about 12,500 projects worth a combined $290 billion.

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Act candidate James Christmas and Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick discuss the latest leaders' debate, working with Opportunity, and electoral enrolment.

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NZ Institute for Advanced Technology CE Roman Reyhani on turning New Zealand research into global businesses and high-value jobs.

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Simon Vannini, corporate and commercial partner at Simpson Grierson, on how NZ’s energy gap threatens investment, growth and power security.

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If we don't want our politicians to be out of touch, we need them to feel safe enough to stay in touch, literally.

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Herald chief entertainment reporter Jenni Mortimer talks about Jason Momoa's $15m Queenstown pad and Justin Bieber in New Zealand.

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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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Black Caps bowling coach Jacob Oram says they try to win every game, but the carrot of making the World Test Championship final is a big motivator.

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Workplace death triggered bonus losses for Fletcher bosses, but investor ACC wants to meet the chair about how pay reflects safety.

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National's Finance spokesman Todd McClay says the India FTA passed into law with a supermajority in Parliament, shrugging off Winston Peters' remarks.

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MetService morning weather update: October 21, 2026.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Police ramp up action on retail crime and Australian MP Helen Haines' alleged attacker in court | Wednesday, October 21, 2026.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | South Africa dominate Australia on the third day of their second cricket test | Wednesday, October 21, 2026.

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Valocity founder and CEO Carmen Vicelich explains what it means for NZ.

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An early stake in investing could give children more than money. Victoria Harris, The Curve Investments.

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Inflation could fall in the latest figures, but rising fuel costs are already threatening another squeeze on household budgets. Could more interest rate hikes follow—and what would that mean for an economy still struggling to build...

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National Leader Christopher Luxon and Labour Leader Chris Hipkins spoke to the media following their final leaders debate before this year's election.

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National Leader Christopher Luxon and Labour Leader Chris Hipkins spoke to the media following their final leaders debate before this year's election.

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Today's the day New Zealand's landmark free trade agreement with India enters into force. The deal creates new opportunities for our exporters with one of world's fastest growing markets - by giving us preferential access. Almost 57% of...

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NZ First leader Winston Peters will make a policy announcement.

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Dr Paul Scofield says we could see a baby moa within 10 years, but there is still significant work to be done.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Tuesday, October 20, 2026. Scott Watson's lawyers claim an unreliable eyewitness account compromised his trial.

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins says tech companies could face massive fines.

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Panellists Stephanie Holmes and Dave Letele discuss haggling, and what animals they'd choose to bring back from extinction.

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Utilities Disputes Commissioner discusses what consumers need to know before swapping to solar.

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Lorna Riley reveals the hot spots from Vikings' Ocean Voyagers 2027 brochure.

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins and health spokeswoman Ayesha Verrall will make a policy announcement.

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins says tech companies could face massive fines and Mongrel Mob appearances by politicians are 'totally inappropriate'.

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