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Your Money Matters with Harness Financial Episode 51 - You’re paying ACC too much! Make smart decisions for your financial future with Samuel Rees-Thomas and Dieter Timmerman from Harness Financial. Find out more at Watch The Platform...

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Kate Turska on Ukraine as their conflict with Russia continues.

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Juan Coffey debuts new political party ‘Balance NZ’.

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Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood joins Herald NOW with the latest headlines from the South Island.

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Sean Plunket reacts to Jacinda Ardern’s return to politics and public life.

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Major electricity users love the insurance plan for dry years, big power companies still in discussion about covering the cost.

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Forsyth Barr investment adviser Mark Richardson weighs in as anticipation grows for the biggest IPO in history.

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NZ Herald Live: Labour policy announcement

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Mayor Wayne Brown says councillors are not being bold enough when it comes to the future design of Auckland city.

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Dr Jo Cribb tells Herald NOW how poor housing can continue to affect kids' health and education outcomes throughout their lives.

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For bars in particular, low spend shows a real reluctance to get the wallet out as many of us try to spend less. 2degrees Business wrap - Garth Bray.

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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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An Auckland boy born with a rare blood disease went through primary school thinking he’d die early. But as Michael Morrah reports, staff at Kidz First Children’s Hospital and Starship Hospital kept him alive - until eventually there was...

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BusinessDesk's Riley Kennedy talks to Herald NOW Business from the first day of the sold out Fieldays in Mystery Creek.

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Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson and Act Party leader David Seymour discuss a digital services tax for big tech.

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MetService morning weather update: Wednesday, June 10, 2026.

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Lodestone launches in Hawke’s Bay, promising homes and businesses access to locally generated renewable energy.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Lord's handed 'unsatisfactory' pitch rating and TJ Perenara to play for Barbarians next week | Wednesday, June 10, 2026.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Consumers likely to pay for LNG import facility and Iran shoots down US helicopter | Wednesday, June 10, 2026.

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Major Electricity Users’ Group chair John Harbord discusses the Government's plan to protect the country's electricity supply during dry years.

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Meridian’s allowed change to contingent lake levels at Lake Pukaki is more important than it looks, particularly in our hydro-dominated system.

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House prices are still falling in real terms, construction is slowing and businesses are losing faith in a quick recovery. Liam Dann and Tamsyn Parker discuss what could be New Zealand's biggest property reset in decades. They also...

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Mark Cameron, ACT's Rural Communities spokesperson on leaving politics due to health reasons.'

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Stacey Mowbray, Chief Executive of Headway Charity on the Government cracking down on Run It Straight-type events and other combat sports.

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Paul Fuge - ConsumerNZ unveils a four-point plan to tackle soaring power prices and Govt backs down on levy to fund new LNG import terminal.

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A few months ago, the Government said New Zealanders could end up helping fund a new LNG import terminal through their power bills. Now it's changed its mind. As of today, the customer levy is gone, but the plan to import liquefied...

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Paediatric respiratory specialist Cass Byrnes joins Herald NOW.

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Newly created Dame Elizabeth Rata on the campaign to have her honour removed, and the continuing subversion of the Treaty of Waitangi.

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Lifewise's Pam Elgar invites you to spend a night in the cold to support NZ's 100,00-plus homeless population.

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