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NZ Herald Live: Labour leader Chris Hipkins and Labour jobs spokeswoman Ginny Andersen speak to media

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Overseas deals mean the Black Cap has only spent a month at home this year.

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Simon Bridges and Josie Pagani talk policies, cybercrime, and sleep studies, on Herald NOW's panel.

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Forsyth Barr investment adviser Mark Richardson explains which assets are benefitting from high interest rates.

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Energy is everything but you can't have your cake and eat it too. The LNG terminal is on ice 'till after the election.

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OneRoof's Catherine Smith shows off the biggest property sales of 2026.

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'The window was closing. India is now chasing bigger fish, as it looks for alternatives to sending exports scrambling over a US tariff wall.'

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Greg Smith KiwiSaver investment and managed funds specialist from Generate on earnings growth multiples.

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Markets assess the prospects of the US restricting diesel exports, while S&P Ratings see a low inflation path for NZ that holds the OCR to 3%.

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Iran’s president struck a defiant tone at the UN on Wednesday (early Thursday morning NZT) where he spoke for the first time since Washington and Israel launched an all-out war on his country, vowing Tehran would never “bend at the...

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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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Body IQ chief strategy officer Heather Phillips on the investment and growth opportunity in digital health testing.

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AccuWeather chief meteorologist Jonathan Porter says Hurricane Polo has caused heavy rain in Mexico's Pacific coast.

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National Cyber Security Centre head Catriona Robinson says the tricked company was very reputable and had generally good HR practices.

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Mark Mitchell says he will have to wait until after the election to deal with the specific issues around the Fire & Emergency CEO.

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Kathmandu has confirmed some potential for asset sales after reporting a heavy fiscal loss. Paul Laxton Koraua from Forsyth Barr.

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Morning Headlines | National proposes to scrap Fire and Emergency board and fears as next stage of police mental health response strategy rolls out | Thursday, September 24, 2026

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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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Why is aged care NZ’s health blind spot? Heritage Lifecare chief executive Brent Pattison on the cost and investment pressures facing private providers.

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Nicky Hager is back with a new book taking aim at one of the country’s most prominent lobby groups, the Taxpayers’ Union. He alleges the organisation has played a key role in shifting New Zealand politics to the right, claiming they...

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East Coast MP, Dana Kirkpatrick on the Election campaign, Cyclone Gabrielle, Hawkes Bay roading and Council amalgamation.

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Barbara Hyde from Destination Wairarapa talking about upcoming events in the region; the A&P Show, art trails, garden tours and more!

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Farmer Mark Warren on Nicky Hager’s book, the South Island Free Speech Union tour and removing government bloat.

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Hager also joined Bridge after Taxpayers’ Union executive director Jordan Williams to double down on the sexual harassment claims in his new book, Dirty Work. “When you’re investigating a subject which is secret and has deliberately...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | National plan for Fire and Emergency New Zealand and Trump rejects calls for oversight of AI | Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

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Gerry Brownlee reflects on his role as the Speaker of the House.

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Dave Letele and Louise Wallis talk royal drama, gold mines, and spying appliances on Herald NOW's panel.

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Jordan Williams replies to Nicky Hager’s political hit job.

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Bryce Edwards on Nicky Hager’s latest political book launch.

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Taxpayers’ Union executive director Jordan Williams says it is “very tempting” to want to sue Nicky Hager over his new book, Dirty Work. The book, released at an event in Wellington last night, made several claims against the group and...

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