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The David Tamihere murder/compensation issue - researcher and podcaster Ryan Wolf outlines the true background. The David Tamihere murder/compensation issue - researcher and podcaster Ryan Wolf outlines the true background. Watch The...
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Fort Hood survivor Dr Kathy Platoni says she welcomes execution plans, but it's not justice or closure until the crime is officially called 'terrorism'.
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Rangitoto College principal Greg Thornton on National’s pledge to keep all kids at school under they’ve completed Year 11.
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TVNZ interviewed Michael Laws - their questioning line revealed their agenda.
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NZ Herald Live: Government announcement on charter schools
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Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick on artificial intelligence policy.
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National party leader Christopher Luxon speaks to the media in Henderson.
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Labour Leader Chris Hipkins and education spokesperson Ginny Andersen will make a policy announcement.
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October 12 marks 48 months in the latest bull cycle since generative AI started firing up the markets.
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John Aiken brings Nigel Latta's book to life in a three-part TV series.
Green co-leader Marama Davidson guarantees jobs for young people if re-elected.
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Driven's David Linklater joins Herald NOW to talk Bentley's Torcal and September's car sales.
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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.
Herald Sport journalists Cam McMillan and Nathan Limm discuss the All Blacks, Liam Lawson, Bathurst and the Rugby League World Cup.
Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner says a Morningside crossing and additional Kingsland platforms are required urgently to prevent delays leaving the stadium.
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Fort Hood survivor Dr Kathy Platoni says she welcomes execution plans, but it's not justice or closure until the crime is officially called 'terrorism'.
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With less than four weeks until the election, the former Prime Minister has popped up in Labour supporters’ inboxes, asking them to open their wallets and donate to the campaign.
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Forsyth Barr's Zoe Wallis takes a look at the week ahead for the markets, Monday, October 12.
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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Man faces two murder charges and Eden Park CEO calls for transport upgrades | Monday, October 12, 2026.
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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Max Verstappen wins Singapore Grand Prix and Australia leading in opening cricket test against South Africa | Monday, October 12, 2026.
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Act Leader David Seymour discusses fiscal plan and tax cuts.
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Since October 2022, the gains have been remarkable; Dow up 77%. S&P 500 up 118%. Nasdaq Composite up 163%. 2degrees Business wrap with Garth Bray.
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What’s coming up this week that might influence bond yields? Shane Solly from Harbour assest management.
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The NBR Rich List estimated wealth of those on the list had grown to $129 billion. Herald business commentator Fran O'Sullivan.
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Tech entrepreneur and investor Dr Oliver Hardick joins us live from Auckland Startup Week.
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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.