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Wed 2 Sep 2026, 1:00pm | 04:31

Hourly bulletin archive rewind

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Act Party leader David Seymour and Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson debate Tamatha Paul's false claim in the House.

Video - The Platform NZRead

John Banks’ hot takes on the upcoming 2026 Election.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Herald entertainment reporter Mitchell Hageman talks about Bruno Mars playing at Eden Park, and the health of Lionel Richie.

Video - The Platform NZRead

Cameron Bagrie says National shouldn’t put infrastructure on the credit card.

Video - The Platform NZRead

ACT Party’s Simon Court on National’s Paris Climate Accord bottom line.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Generate investment specialist Greg Smith on this afternoon's OCR decision and the outlook for businesses and markets.

Video - The Platform NZRead

How many nurses do we need? Prudence Thompson, founder of Accent Health Recruitment.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Retired Major General John Howard joins Herald NOW.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Infrastructure spend needs to double to $40 billion by 2055 to meet demand.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Silver Ferns captain Karin Burger says the new domestic competition is promising but it's too soon to say if it will draw overseas players home.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Panelists Dileepa Fonseka and Sarah Sparks debate Raygun's documentary, the US-NZ port in the Cook Islands, and the comeback of cassette tapes.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Health New Zealand's Dr Christine McIntosh says the free flu vaccine for our under 5-year-olds is important because they get sick quickly from influenza.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Rukumoana Schaafhausen wins the Judge’s Choice Award at the 2026 BusinessDesk CEO Index Awards, as she leads a $150m Kotahitanga Fund bid.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Herald Now senior correspondent Katie Bradford says a new report reveals not getting scope and design done early enough is driving up costs.

Video - NZ HeraldRead

Act Party leader David Seymour and Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson debate Tamatha Paul's false claim in the House.