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The Greens will launch their plan for placements for nurses, teachers, and other essential jobs at a co-leader stand-up at the Green Party office in Auckland.

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Herald sports journalists Christopher Reive and Samuel Sherry cast their eyes over the weekend's sport.

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Media Insider's Shayne Currie talks political attack ads, RNZ's unusual recruiting tactics, and remembering More FM host Andrew Leiataua.

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ASB senior economist Mark Smith on why businesses keep investing despite election uncertainty.

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Beef + Lamb NZ chair Kate Acland will front a US trade hearing overnight as our red meat sector argues lamb imports are not harming American producers.

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A curtain-raiser of sorts will play out in the High Court in Wellington between NZ Rugby and the NRL. 2degrees Business wrap with Shayne Currie.

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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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BusinessDesk's Riley Kennedy on Dairy Goat Co-op’s turnaround, National’s fertiliser security plan and the US probe threatening NZ lamb exports.

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Labour health spokeswoman Ayesha Verral says the delays are having a meaningful impact on affected families.

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Former All Black Frank Bunce says that despite selection criticism, the All Blacks vs Wallabies game in Sydney will be one to watch.

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Sam Stubbs and Louise Wallace talk attack ads and the Greens and Te Pāti Māori photo op with the Mongrel Mob.

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Tama Toki, founder & CEO of Aotea Energy, on how smart technology can cut EV charging costs and protect households from power bill shock.

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MAS is working with Hato Hone St John to deliver the 'three steps to life' programme, teaching Kiwis the skills to respond when every second counts.

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Could New Zealand’s biggest fraudster be languishing in a New York prison using an alias? Matt Nippert investigates whether a man jailed last month for running a $175 million fine wine Ponzi scheme is actually one of New Zealand’s most...

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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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JBWere’s Phil Borkin unpacks TSMC’s latest results for clues on AI demand and what US retail sales reveal about the resilience of American consumers.

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Your MetService weekend weather outlook with Heather Keats, Friday, October 16.

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Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood on Kōwhai Park opening, and the future of Addington's temporary stadium.

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National MP Paul Goldsmith and Labour MP Willie Jackson discuss the political fallout of the gang photo on today's panel.

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David Seymour has broken ranks ... and indicated that Act WOULD work with Opportunity.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | New Zealand hearts broken as Australia wins World Cup opener | Friday, October 16, 2026.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Friday, October 16, 2026. Starship Hospital is forced to delay cancer treatments due to nursing shortages.

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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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MetService morning weather update: October 16, 2026.

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It’ll come as no surprise that new data’s revealed more Kiwis are struggling with cost of living. The latest New Zealand Consumer Lifestyles survey from the University of Otago shows just over half of respondents went without something...

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Could the 2026 election be a make or break moment for MMP? With National and Labour neck and neck and Opportunity potentially holding the balance of power, forming the next government could be anything but straightforward. Katie...

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MetService morning weather update: October 15, 2026.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Brian Tamaki charged with inciting racial disharmony and the aged-care sector challenges cap on nurse trainees | Thursday, October 15, 2026

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Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson speaks to the media.

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After 300+ job applications and no human response back, Karina Atkins has secured work.

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