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Katherine Rich on National’s supermarket break-up plan.

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ASB acting chief economist Kim Mundy says when GDP figures are released today, we'll probably find external factors have led to a small increase.

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Panellists Lara Greaves and Thomas Scrimgeour discuss the politics of intervening in the market and whether National's supermarket split will happen.

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Lawrence Arabia’s debut gets a 20th anniversary vinyl reissue, pairing Holiday Records’ local pressing with Lume’s instant digital access.

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The India FTA is just weird. Fullstop.

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Cotality’s Nick Goodall has some good news on house prices

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'A forced split would need separate IT systems, companies, boards etc. More complexity means more cost. Garth Bray 2degrees Business wrap.

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Nicola's supermarket smash-up is not serious. She's playing a very risky political game and she knows it.

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US Federal Reserve chair says 25-point hike to 3.83% removes a dose of accommodation.

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Noel Leeming CEO Jason Bell shows Ryan around the new Queen St store's interactive features, while Aucklanders queue outside for half-price iPhones.

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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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National finance spokesperson Nicola Willis says New Zealand's supermarket sector is unusual internationally, and even the OECD has suggested demergers.

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Peter Griffin, technology commentator: Salesforce is letting AI take over the software screen in a shift that could reshape companies like Xero.

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Labour MP Arena Williams on banning big companies from charging excessive prices.

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Former All Black and Whangārei New World owner-operator Eric Rush says he's already competing with Pak'nSave down the road.

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Zoe Wallis from Forsyth Barr with more on the US Fed funds rate call and the path forward.

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Tex Edwards, director of Monopoly Watch: National’s Foodstuffs split and Labour’s price-gouging plan put supermarket competition under the spotlight.

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Morning Headlines | Foodstuffs warns National's supermarket policy would have significant implications and NZ economy is expected to keep improving | Thursday, September 17, 2026

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Liam Dann discusses if National's supermarket break-up policy will work.

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Infrastructure shapes our daily lives, but some might think that it's too often planned election by election. Infrastructure New Zealand wants to put an end to stop-start funding and shifting priorities, launching "Let's Build NZ". The...

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Carolyn Press-McKenzie, HUHA Founder on MPI investigating the death of a young bull spray-painted and dumped by owner's gate.

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Jill Ovens, Women's Rights Party Secretary - Finally, the Women’s Suffrage flag will be raised on the forecourt of Parliament.

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Colin Hurst, Federated Farmers National President on what the latest Federated Farmers’ Confidence Survey says about the industry.

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Taxpayers Union’s Jordan Williams on the PM’s claim that debt is under control.

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Pets who are deaf, paralysed or have disfigurements are often the last to get adopted from rescue centres and can face euthanasia. For golden retriever Lucie, a loving owner and pink wheelchair saved her from that outcome.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Parties announce supermarket plans and the US deploys a space weapon | Wednesday, September 16, 2026.

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Grow some balls! National’s grand plan for food prices (but only if the bureaucrats approve).

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Your Money Matters with Harness Financial Episode 57 - When The Insurer Happily Takes Your Premiums But Refuses To Pay Your Claim Make smart decisions for your financial future with Samuel Rees-Thomas and Dieter Timmerman from Harness...

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The Phillips children fiasco: we need a public malfeasance law.

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