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A report from Rewiring Aotearoa says all our power problems look easier with solar on every roof and EVs in every driveway, while at the same time support for a $1b backup LNG terminal is growing.

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How a North Shore 22-year-old with zero combat or military experience died fighting for Ukraine. Chapters 0:00 Sam Haines: Kiwi killed in Ukraine 0:55 From Airsoft to elite soldier 2:29 Joining the Azov Brigade 4:15 How Sam saved a...

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How a North Shore 22-year-old with zero combat or military experience died fighting for Ukraine.

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Johnson spoke to The Herald about his school days in Grey Lynn and why Moana Live Action is for Aotearoa.

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For Sally Britnell, Priya is not a pet or an optional extra - she is an integral part of her daily life and works to keep her safe.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Saturday, July 4, 2026. Calls for security guards to be given more powers. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce expected to get married at MSG today.

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Organisational psychologist Nick Petrie has spent years studying stress, burnout and sustainable performance — including work with Google, NASA, the FBI and elite sports teams. In this episode of The Little Things, Francesca Rudkin and...

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Kim Dotcom has spent more than a decade at the centre of one of New Zealand’s most high-profile legal and political sagas. From the dramatic FBI-backed raid on his Coatesville mansion in 2012, to the long-running fight over extradition...

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Dr Luke Bradford, Medical Director at Royal NZ College of General Practitioners - "Does digital healthcare have a role to play in NZ?"

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Carolyn Young, CEO of Retail NZ on the passing of the Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill and what it means.

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Auckland Transport's driver protection screens project.

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Free Speech Fridays with Maurice Williamson & Alistair Boyce is brought to you by the Free Speech Union. This week Sean Plunket and the panel discuss Opportunity Party’s media rounds, the FIFA World Cup, Brian Tamaki gun license...

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Christine Rankin, Former CEO of WINZ on ACT’s new welfare policy.

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Newstalk ZB South Island News Director Claire Sherwood with the latest headlines from the region.

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Michael Laws announces candidacy for NZ First.

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NZ Herald sports reporters Alex Powell and Cam McMillan join Ryan Bridge TODAY to discuss the All Blacks and the latest from the World Cup.

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Winston Peters announces Michael Laws as NZ First candidate for Waitaki.

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Former lawyer and mum Elle Chrisp is taking Kmart to the disputes tribunal over the toxic sand.

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Jillaine Heather from FSU on the ongoing battle for Free Speech worldwide.

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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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Glen Forsyth with the hottest tips and tricks to get the most out of winter produce.

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Woke RNZ say they’re going to “take on” Newstalk ZB: with OUR money.

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Metservice's Heather Keats joins Herald NOW to talk July holiday weather and what El Nino means for NZ.

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Education Minister reveals how they'll fund the expanded oral language scheme.

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Entrepreneur Marisa Fong on her mission to support 500 women leaders in 5 years Video | Herald NOW Business

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Partly because there’s so little confidence in the economy, people are seeking to learn more as a survival mechanism. 2degrees Business wrap. Video | Herald NOW Business

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Former lawyer and mum Elle Chrisp is taking Kmart to the disputes tribunal over the toxic sand.

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Making families opt in rather than opt out would be a dose of common sense.

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Asbestos in children's toys and Kāinga Ora chair's pay hike: National's Paul Goldsmith and Labour's Willie Jackson join Ryan Bridge TODAY, Friday, July 3.

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