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No denial, but no detail either from Nick Mowbray as rumours swirl over a bid to buy the owner of the Barbie, He-Man and Hot Wheels brands.

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Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong responds to Winston Peters' kingmaker swipe.

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Morning Headlines | Health officials warn over unapproved weight-loss drugs and Winston Peters wants conversion-practices ban overturned | Thursday, October 8, 2026

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Forsyth Barr analyst Andrew Harvey Green on the election’s competing energy policies, what they could mean for power prices, investment and the sector.

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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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The Future of NZ debate delivered a buffet of current and future talent ... as well as dancing robots and G-D-Pizza.

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The parties share their plans for where NZ's future jobs will come from. Brought to you by One NZ.

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Tamatha Paul shared her thoughts on TikTok and explains further during the Future of NZ debate. Brought to you by One NZ.

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Ryan jumps on the generative AI flying bandwagon to take a peek at what New Zealand might look like in the not-too-distant future. Brought to you by One NZ

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Parties share their plans for non-rainy days and did someone say Marsden Point? Brought to you by One NZ.

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Should kids use AI in exams?

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National spokesperson Nicola Willis said the party expects to see growth of 200,000 jobs over the next four years, many of which will be filled by young people. Responding to Bridge's question about whether Labour would offer more jobs...

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Oriini Kaipara and Nicole McKee on intellectual property and how far regulation should go. Brought to you by One NZ

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Join Ryan Bridge and some of the country's smartest leaders and biggest brains as we imagine what NZ will look like in a decade's time - and what we need to do to prepare for it. Business leaders, entrepreneurs, academics and...

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Tamatha Paul and Shane Jones share their views on AI regulation. Brought to you by One NZ

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Ngāti Kahungunu chair Bayden Barber said the impact of Cyclone Gabrielle had hit his community's infrastructure particularly hard. "I think one thing that did come out of it was this thing, kōtahitanga or unity, whole community, just...

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Moko Tepania and Cameron Bagrie on short-term funding and why NZ’s real crisis may be low incomes. Brought to you by One NZ.

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Fibre Fale co-founder Julia Pahina said Pasifika are at a higher risk of replacement by AI because they have been brought over to work in sectors that are seen as less valuable. “If you have a job, this is a conversation you need to be...

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Julia Pahina and Jamie Beaton on whether education can stop workers being left behind by AI. Brought to you by One NZ.

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Contact Energy CEO Mike Fuge and Rewiring Aotearoa CEO Mike Casey discuss the future of energy in NZ. Brought to you by One NZ.

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Growth NZ's Bowen Pan on how we can build world-class universities in NZ. Brought to you by One NZ.

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When the price of moving goods around New Zealand rises, who picks up the bill? Increasing fuel prices are putting pressure on the trucking industry, with fuel now accounting for up to 30% of operating costs. And that cost can travel...

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Infectious disease expert Nigel French says evidence of secondary spread linked to the plague death in Russia would be cause for concern. The World Health Organisation said that it deemed the public health risk in Russia to be low...

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Pathologists want to deliver faster results but warn the workforce is reaching crisis.

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins, finance spokeswoman Barbara Edmonds and commerce and consumer affairs spokeswoman Arena Williams make a policy announcement.

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National Party leader Christopher Luxon makes a policy announcement in Auckland.

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Newstalk ZB South Island news director Claire Sherwood discusses the Queenstown fire. Air and ground operations have resumed fighting an out-of-control vegetation fire at Walter Peak which threatens to continue growing. Four helicopters...

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Chief entertainment reporter Jenni Mortimer reveals the 'Spicegirl' name Mel C gave her, and Ed Sheeran responds to cousin's criticisms.

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2degrees Business wrap with Garth Bray - 'Companies with greater exposure to China's infant nutrition market are finding conditions tougher.'

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