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Newstalk ZB South Island news director, Claire Sherwood with the latest South Island news.

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The daily panel with Pead PR founder Deb Pead and AUT Professor of Public Health Grant Schofield.

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Kelly Wilson, Kaimanawa Legacy Foundation founding board member - An unprecedented 4th Kaimanawa horse muster is needed this year.

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Sean Plunket calls out Martyn Bradbury bashing recently deceased Lindsey Graham.

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Plasma recipient Sean Bridge tells his brother, Ryan Bridge, why winter puts extra pressure on blood and plasma donations.

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Award-winning comedian and actress Eddie "Suzy" Izzard reveals what it's like performing her one-woman show.

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Brad Gordon joins Ryan Bridge to discuss investors' reliance on AI tech and how to diversify investments.

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Garth Bray speaks about oil futures easing, US inflation drops, and RBNZ warns on price-setting.

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Former broadcaster Paul Henry discusses his plans for Act.

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Matt Doocey, Mental Health Minister - Government investing more than $10 million to strengthen mental health and addiction telehealth services.

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Billie Moore, NZ Airports Association Chief Executive - Regional airports are vital to local communities but they're under massive pressure right now.

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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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The central bank says when firms see inflation above 3%, they respond by adding more fuel to that fire, leading to further OCR hikes to rein it in.

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Act leader David Seymour and Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick clash over benefit levels.

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Emma Lewisham talks to Katie Bradford about building a global beauty brand.

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A lot of companies have to cut their cloth to fit instead of simply lifting prices: Matthew Goodson from Salt Funds Management.

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RBNZ's chief economist tells Herald NOW Business how inflation expectations will shape path of interest rates.

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Morning Headlines | John Key backs Paul Henry and Trump abandons Hormuz cargo fee threat | Wednesday, July 15, 2026

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Economist Tony Alexander on what's keeping New Zealand's housing market stuck.

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The Official Cash Rate has risen for the first time in three years — but does that mean mortgage rates are about to climb too? Tamsyn Parker is joined by NZ Herald Wellington Business Editor Jenée Tibshraeny to unpack the OCR hike, the...

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Is the electricity market broken? Freeman Media’s energy commentator Gavin Evans on the latest government moves.

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When Hamilton scaffolder Caleb Turner was tasered outside a police station, CCTV raised serious questions about what happened next. Open Justice reporter Belinda Feek joins host Jane Yee to examine the complaint and explain how the...

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Don’t you think it’s time for New Zealand to have more supermarket options? The Government's announced a new guide for international chains wanting to set up shop here. It’s all in the hope of luring overseas investors to break up our...

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The threat to parliamentary democracy that Big Law now poses in NZ - the Una Jagose speech.

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Michael Laws analyses the latest RNZ opinion poll - Opportunity, and will the Nats make the change?

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Former Judge David Harvey on the increasing use of court suppression orders

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Peter Griffin says big tech may need to re-think their approach to AI features after Meta had to backtrack on its 'Muse' generation tool.

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Sir Sam Neill's Hunt for the Wilderpeople co-star Rima Te Wiata on the moment which ignited Sir Sam's career. Sir Sam Neill is being remembered as a warm, talented, thoughtful and funny man who graced New Zealand screens for decades...

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We're cruising towards 2% growth off the back of these two bits of good news on the economy.

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