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Open Country Dairy's Mark de Lautour explains why weakening DIRA could reshape New Zealand's dairy industry.
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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Wednesday, July 22, 2026
NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Wednesday, July 22, 2026. Many businesses are still yet to pass on rising petrol and diesel prices. Rentals are becoming more expensive to own.
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Sport Headlines | Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Sport Headlines | Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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US trade war: What it means for our red meat returns | Herald NOW Business
Trade watchers say this is a classic Trump tactic: a ticking offer with a big headline to inject some jeopardy. 2degrees Business Wrap with Garth Bray.
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The economy is coming for our fun | The Economy of Everything
First it came for the groceries, the mortgage and the power bill. Now the economy is coming for our fun. From $12 glasses of wine and $27 movie tickets to streaming subscriptions that keep creeping up, the cost of enjoying yourself is...
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Police go after gang member’s KiwiSaver | Case By Case
Cash in a laundry basket, luxury vehicles and ... a $43,000 KiwiSaver account. Police are pursuing the assets of a Comancheros member jailed for his involvement in a drug network busted by Operation Avon, they've already seized cash and...
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Why inflation is up again and what’s really driving it | The Front Page
Inflation has hit 4.1% - the highest level in more than two years. Economists had expected it surge to somewhere between 3.9 and 4.1 percent. However, the end result is well below some previous forecasts, which reached 4.9%. If we...
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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Tuesday, July 21, 2026
NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Oil prices drive up inflation, Trump imposes huge tariffs on Canadian goods | Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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NZ Herald Live: Nicola Willis speaks to media
Finance Minister Nicola Willis speaks to media in Wellington.
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Asbestos play sand 'low-risk' messaging not independently verified
Consumer NZ chief executive Jon Duffy believes regulators need to “at least be probing the edges” of the testing process to ensure it was satisfactory. Safety assurances given to the Australian and New Zealand public over asbestos in...
ReliefAid founder Mike Seawright joins Herald NOW live from Kharkiv, Ukraine.
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Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
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Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.
Video - NZ HeraldSeen
Core inflation likely running hot | Ryan Bridge TODAY
It's not just a fuel price problem; businesses may still be absorbing higher administered costs in the June quarter.