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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Thursday, October 1, 2026. National is renewing its attack on Labour's election promises, claiming they'll lead to tax hikes.

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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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Radius CEO Andrew Peskett on making ageing gracefully a viable business – and building a different model for growth in aged care.

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Forsyth Barr’s Aaron Ibbotson on AI-fuelled markets, Micron’s memory boom and rising bond yields – and whether investors are getting too optimistic.

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Heather du Plessis-Allan hosts a special election debate covering issues important to rural New Zealand.

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New Zealanders are working. The economy is growing. So why aren’t we getting much more out of it? But you wouldn’t necessarily know it from the election campaign. The parties are promising tax cuts, more housing, cheaper groceries...

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Bodo Lang, Massey University Marketing Professor on why shrinkflation is such a thing these days.

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Rudd Hughes, Workers First Union Deputy Secretary: Woolworths closing their NZ Customer Care Centre is unfair on the workers and customers.

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Nicholas Wright, CEO of Sentio Group & Political Strategist: An outsider's view of the NZ election campaigns.

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Legal Professor Deborah Denno says Christa Pike's background of abuse and trauma prior to the murder she committed stands out, even on death row. Christa Pike is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection the early hours of Thursday...

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Katie Bradford talks to David Seymour about his hopes for a new school on a $150 million piece of land. Video | Michael Craig Full story:

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Your Money Matters with Harness Financial Episode 58 - Election 2026: Left, Right or Wrong? Financial Planning That Survives the Beehive Make smart decisions for your financial future with Samuel Rees-Thomas and Dieter Timmerman from...

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National leader Christopher Luxon speaks to the media in Christchurch.

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David Seymour and Chlöe Swarbrick debate PREFU and potential government roles.

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Terry Locke on New Curriculum Forum trying to shape NZ schools.

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Sam Uffindell on Marty Grenfell resignation from Tauranga City Council.

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Anthropic's listing, the bond rout, and Hallenstein Glasson's cracker retail result, with Garth Bray.

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Panellists Carmen Vicelich and Rawdon Christie discuss lower house price growth, how much sleep we get, and Jeff Bezos' superyacht.

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$15b less in bond issuance through to June 2030. That track surprised financial markets yesterday. Garth Bray 2degrees Business wrap.

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Taxpayers are the real victors here, the real heroes, and more money in the pocket to offset higher prices will surely be a welcome thing.

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Reporter Kieryn Morris investigates why Bezos' $800m superyacht Koru is visiting Auckland.

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Legal Professor Deborah Denno says Christa Pike's background of abuse and trauma prior to the murder she committed stands out, even on death row.

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National finance spokeswoman Nicola Willis says returning to surplus remains the core focus for the next Government, following PREFU.

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All Blacks captain Codie Taylor says he was impressed by Australia against South Africa, and the Bledisloe Cup test matches will be tough.

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Opportunity leader Qiulae Wong says they have to work with industry and iwi over the phasing out of bottom trawling.

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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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David Cunliffe on the business pressures facing aged care, the funding challenge and what the next government needs to do to secure the sector’s future.

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Labour MP Barbara Edmonds is among those paying tribute to Adrian Rurawhe.

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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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