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Fran O’Sullivan, Herald Business commentator reveals what’s top of mind for business leaders in this year’s Mood of the Boardroom.

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Former Auckland mayor Phil Goff and BusinessDesk reporter Dileepa Fonseka join today's panel.

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General Practice Owners Association chair Dr Angus Chambers says its manifesto details what a potential government needs to do if elected.

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Auckland Stadiums director James Parkinson talks about the sold-out concert at Western Springs Bowl.

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Performance of manufacturing index shows world-leading form; Auckland Airport set for a strong summer season.

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DoC's Harry Caley joins Herald NOW from the Canterbury wetlands where thermal drones are monitoring the critically threatened bittern population.

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Forsyth Barr's Aaron Ibbotson says investor faith in AI is on shaky ground, and what to watch from the markets this week.

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National's Justice spokesman Paul Goldsmith says this is the next step to hold people to account for grisly crimes.

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Constitutional law expert Graeme Edgeler says there need to be clear lines drawn in National's policy to comply with the Bill of Rights Act.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Monday, October 19, 2026.

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MetService morning weather update: October 19, 2026.

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The latest Herald Motu Research Poll of Polls is pointing to a close race as the election heats up.

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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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SMX email co-founder Thom Hooker on NZ leading the Five Eyes in government email security, the gaps that remain and the risks for businesses.

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Investors question whether AI demand can justify the trillions of dollars being poured into computing capacity. Shane Solly, Harbour Asset Management.

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Think you know where your money goes? Small, everyday purchases can add up to a very different picture — and cancelling a subscription might only be the start. Nadine Higgins is joined by James Blair, Wealth Director at Lighthouse...

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Sir Edmund Hillary was a courageous man. But as Jenni Mortimer discovers, it takes a brave one to play him on film. For Tom Hiddleston, the man entrusted to portray one of New Zealand’s most revered figures, the praise that meant the...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Sunday, October 18, 2026. National pledges prison for silence in child murders and ACT rejects free GP proposal.

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins and education spokeswoman Ginny Andersen make a policy announcement.

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Act is promising to commit $400 million over four years to retain more doctors in New Zealand, attract them from overseas and incentivise them.

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Election years bring tax policy uncertainty. Garth Bray speaks with John Cuthbertson from CAANZ, Nicola Taylor from Tax Traders & Deloitte tax partner Robyn Walker. Video | Herald NOW Business

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Sunday, October 18, 2026. Protests across France are turning increasingly violent, with more than 270 arrests.

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John Aiken is used to giving advice on Married at First Sight. But when he needed help with his own parenting, he turned to Nigel Latta. Returning to Ask Me Anything, John joins Paula Bennett to discuss bringing Nigel’s work to the...

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to media in Auckland before heading to Hamilton to watch the Black Ferns.

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The Green Party launched its plan to support apprentices and increase apprenticeship rates, at a co-leader stand-up.

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US President Donald Trump has told his new White House Press Secretary she should reconsider the role.

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Tech entrepreneur and investor Guy Haddleton has built and sold businesses worth billions, but his journey began in the New Zealand SAS before an unlikely business venture launched from his Bristol apartment. He joins Liam Dann on Money...

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Getting a GP appointment, paying for treatment and waiting for hospital care are major concerns heading into the election. So what are the parties promising to change? Chelsea Daniels hears from National, Labour, ACT, the Greens, NZ...

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A sneak peek into Auckland's newest venue, where 40,000 people will be tomorrow for Olivia Dean.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | National rules out working with Opportunity Party; and children injured in Oregon primary school shooting | Friday, October 16, 2026

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