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Supermarket owners are fighting back as they find themselves firmly in the sights of almost all political parties. To recap, National and NZ First want to break up the Foodstuffs co-operative, while the Greens want to kickstart a...

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Labour's commerce and consumer affairs spokeswoman Arena Williams on the party's supermarket policy.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | National under fire over supermarkets policy and Fonterra raises forecast payout | Monday, September 21, 2026.

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Kim Dotcom was a constant figure in news headlines – and then he went quiet. Now a High Court case has provided an insight into what happened after Dotcom withdrew from public view. Journalist David Fisher – who has covered Dotcom since...

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Panellists Maria Slade and Rawdon Christie debate the Ed Sheeran tour saga, pre-school screen time, and bottle throwing at Eden Park.

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Formula One world champion Max Verstappen takes on 100 rookie drivers in 'Max vs 100'.

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200 cars were on display to mark the occassion with models dating back to 1959. Driven's David Linklater joins Herald NOW.

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Labour's Commerce and Consumer Affairs Spokesperson Arena Williams on the party's supermarket policy.

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Santana Minerals CEO Damian Spring has assured shareholders there will be no more hold-ups to the Bendigo-Ophir goldmine fast-track.

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US politics expert Dan Schnur says the simple fact that the Senate is even in the conversation is a big problem for Donald Trump and Republicans.

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Forsyth Barr's Zoe Wallis and Herald Now Business' Garth Bray join Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to discuss Monday's markets.

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Herald Sport journalists Nathan Limm and Chris Reive tackle the Warriors' loss, the fans' bad behaviour, the Black Ferns, the Breakers and Ryan Fox.

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National vows to limit screen time in primary schools and ECE.

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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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Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner says they'll work with authorities to help track down and punish fans who were throwing missiles at the referee.

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Last week the US Fed and the Bank of Japan lifted official cash rates ... where now for interest rates? Shane Solly from Harbour Asset management.

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Jim Andelman, co-founder of Bonfire Ventures, says AI is reshaping software, but the so-called SaaSpocalypse is overhyped as new winners emerge.

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Treasury's debt management office borrowed $8.2b at 0.5% for five years... it rolled over in May. Garth Bray 2degrees Business wrap.

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MetService morning weather update: September 21, 2026.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Monday, September 21, 2026. The Warriors' season is over.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Monday, September 21, 2026. National, Labour and the Greens announced new policies over the weekend.

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Fran O’Sullivan, Herald business commentator, says voters face a taxing debate over debt, bracket creep, Government spending and how to raise revenue.

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Michelle Isemonger, loan market mortgage adviser, on a subdued mortgage market, cautious borrowers, lender competition and the election effect.

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What if, instead of trying to stick to a budget yourself, you handed over your pay and let someone else manage it? Australian budgeting service MyBudget has launched in New Zealand, offering to receive clients’ income into a trust...

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A local dump has been transformed into a thriving second-hand shop and community hub, giving unwanted items a new life while bringing the community together.

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Sunday, September 20, 2026. Labour campaigns to break up supermarket chains; National targets "clearer expectations" in a new child policy.

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Green Party Co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick will announce a new Green Party election policy to help small businesses get a fair deal on commercial rent

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Labour Leader Chris Hipkins and Commerce and Consumer Affairs spokesperson Arena Williams make an announcement

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Will fierce competition for your vote lead to cheaper groceries? Matt Goodson from Salt Funds Management,Tex Edwards from Monopoly Watch, on Herald NOW Business with Garth Bray.

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