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Professor Neville Robertson spars with Michael on the origins of family violence

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Broadcaster Kent Johns on male health check-ups, and why we ignore them.

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Finance Minister Nicola Willis fronted a press conference on Sunday, complete with a black dossier labelled Labour's Hidden Bill, accusing the opposition of leaving an $18 billion funding gap in its plans. Labour says the attack is a...

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TripNotes Podcast Host Lorna Riley joins Herald NOW hot off the back of her latest trip to South Korea.

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Opportunity leaves the Platform hanging.

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Sean Plunket calls Matthew Hooton to talk ‘The Post’.

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Bryce Edwards on Matthew Hooton being appointed as new editor of ‘The Post’.

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Business of Tech podcast host Peter Griffin joins Herald NOW.

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Pet Refuge founder Dame Julie Chapman says pets are increasingly being used as coercive control in family violence.

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Graeme Reeves on the co-governance behind Tiaki Wai Water company.

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International relations expert Professor Robert Patman explains what could come next from the Middle East. Lebanese militant group Hezbollah said it had attacked an Israeli force trying to advance in southern Lebanon despite the US-Iran...

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Oil futures are sticky at US$80 a barrel for the rest of the year, and central banks will be watching what we spend and charge, closely.

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Immigration officials accused of misleading Minister as a failed eight-year project burns through $32m

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins reacts to the Iran-US peace deal, accusations of a costing hole, and a new policy due today.

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Iranian activist Dr Forough Amin says history shows any deal with the current regime will only be temporary, even though the regime has been weakened.

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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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Pike River widow Anna Osborne says we need to enforce stronger health and safety rules, and we can't water down the rules to save money and effort.

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International relations expert Professor Robert Patman explains what could come next from the Middle East.

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Herald senior sport journalist Michael Burgess says Iran have been galvanised by what they've had to go through and it won't affect how they play.

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Pope Leo warns about the excesses of the tech age, invoking earlier Pope's warning about the gilded age and the industrial revolution.

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MetService morning weather update: Tuesday, June 16, 2026.

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Dashr founder Tom Filmer spoke to Herald NOW Business about how the startup aims to simplify finances with an inflation tracker.

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Liam Dann talks to ANZ's geopolitical risk manager Cameron Mitchell about what the US-Iran peace deal means for New Zealand.

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Uncertainty from 3.5 months of war and severe supply restrictions has revealed our reliance on foreign sources of fuel, fertiliser and other essentials.

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Fuel is a major cost-line for businesses and any easing of geopolitical tension could give markets some breathing room.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Iran-US peace deal and Pike River campaigners fight Government's workplace health and safety changes | Tuesday, June 16, 2026.

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Thousands of Kiwis marched through downtown Auckland on Saturday, rallying against New Zealand First’s proposal to define a “woman” and a “man” in law. This comes after New Zealand First announced it wanted to clarify the definition of...

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The tiny Bentley replica that features more than 100 bespoke elements. Driven's David Linklater joins Herald NOW.

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Carolyn Young, CEO of Retail NZ - Alarming new report shows illicit tobacco makes up a third of NZ market.

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