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"TSB earns 5% to 6% return on equity which is very low ... and it operates off decades-old software": Matt Goodson Salt Funds Management.

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Act leader David Seymour and Green co-leader Marama Davidson discuss the expected hike to unemployment.

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ANZ chief economist Sharon Zollner reveals details about the latest spending figures.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Shoplifting rises to its highest level in 15 years, specialist school for kids with highest learning needs | Wednesday, August 5, 2026

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Could more babies be the answer to New Zealand’s economic problems? Liam Dann and Tamsyn Parker unpack Winston Peters’ proposed $45,000 Kiwi Kids Grant, ask whether cash can really lift the birth rate, and look at why migration may...

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The Prime Minister is in damage control mode after telling struggling business owners in Rotorua to “be adult”. Christopher Luxon made the remarks at a business event, and they’ve sparked a fierce backlash. He’s since had to apologise...

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A Hamilton mother stole nearly $14,000 worth of vacuum cleaners, perfume, tools and other goods—sometimes simply filling a trolley and walking out. Jane Yee and Open Justice reporter Belinda Feek examine the case, the unusual refund...

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Dr Oliver Hartwich, Executive Director of The New Zealand Initiative on NZ First's policy about lifting kiwi fertility rate.

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David Marshall, National President of Grey Power NZ on them winning a two-year battle over cognitive testing of older drivers.

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Why is former Labour PM Helen Clark the MSM default commenter on everything?

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Pollster David Farrar on the palpable bias with MSM coverage of the campaign, and ‘Bomber’ Bradbury’s problem with offensive postings

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Dunedin Mayor Sophie Barker on her council’s decision to split Otago in two

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ML breaks down Green MP Tamatha Paul and her attack on the English language (and reminds her who created the Maori written language)

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TripNotes Podcast host Lorna Riley on the maiden voyage of Royal Carribean's Legend of The Seas, what to do in Taiwan, and Dunedin's 2028 solar eclipse.

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Sean Plunket reacts to Chris Luxon’s apology to small businesses.

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Jillaine Heather on the College of Clinical Psychologists restriction on Free Speech.

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Panellists media specialist Carmen Parahi and BBM Motivation's Dave Letele.

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Gorilla Technology CEO Paul Spain says we need a reckoning and a rethink about how we securely store our money online.

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Troy Bowker breaks down Labour’s capital gains tax.

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Joint Japan-US currency action first in 30 years; fertiliser co-op paying rebate again as it trades through Gulf conflict on strong sheep and beef sector.

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Auckland FC co-owner Ali Williams says they are talking to Chris Wood and he has also messaged Lionel Messi and David Beckham about the club.

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'Farms are doing well, farmers are spending and what they need is there when they need it.'

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Political panelists Trish Sherson and Russel Norman on Christopher Luxon offending and then apologising to small business owners.

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins says Winston Peters shouldn't be Foreign Minister, but still won't formally rule out working with him after the election.

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Ryan Bridge TODAY just cracked 66 MILLION views on socials since February, in addition to the 13 million views across NZ Herald and YouTube this year. And now, we're back on Three.

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What are places like the US, Singapore, South Korea and Israel doing right, and where does New Zealand sit?

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Finance Minister Nicola Willis explains how the National Party will regain voters' confidence.

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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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Former Prime Minister and member of The Elders Helen Clark on the latest negotiations in the Iran-US conflict and the Prime Minister's business gaffe.

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