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Michael Laws calls out the feral, violent, abusive social media antics of Te Pati Maori supporters

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Todd Stephenson on Ombudsman’s John Allen’s political speech. The Platform live on YouTube — only $34.99/month! Join now → Support The Platform by joining Platform Plus: Download The Platform app for free: App Store: Google Play: Call...

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Winston Peters on band Kneecap’s political jab at him.

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Michael Laws breaks down the Greens' Soviet supermarkets strategy - great politics, godawful idea.

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Driven's David Linklater says a new scientific study has uncovered what makes a thrilling drive.

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Weak signs of recovery as ANZ card spend falls in the year to August, but movie ticket spend is up 77% over 12 months.

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There's a new trend in funerals: families are paying big money for "gold package" global live-streams. The 2026 New Zealand Funeral Industry Trends Report noted livestreaming is now a “standard expectation". Premium funeral broadcasts...

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Panellists Mark Crysell and Lara Greaves on whether the Green Party could secure a goverment-owned supermarket.

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I told you when this whole thing kicked off that it wouldn't end tomorrow, and it hasn't.

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MBIE analysed that idea a couple of years ago and saw a risk. Garth Bray – 2degrees Business wrap.

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Coffee experts and baristas Kary Luo and Robbie Dalgetty put their taste buds to the test. Today, at any Kiwi supermarket, you’ll find the modern version of this invention — the iced coffee — in various forms and flavours. But is there...

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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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Foreign Minister and NZ First leader Winston Peters on his political ambitions and his latest policy to restrict super to citizens only.

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Warriors CEO Cameron George says Eden Park may host their second game of the playoffs, but wants Ryan to help negotiate with the NRL to stay at GoMedia.

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Herald Sport journalists Chris Reive and Nathan Limm counsel Ryan on what to make of the Warriors, the All Blacks, and Liam Lawson.

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Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick on how viable a government-owned supermarket would be if it has a mandate for affordable prices.

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But is economic data actually supporting Trump's calls for cuts? Shane Solly Harbour Asset Management.

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Christchurch-based Komodo Wellbeing founder Chris Bacon on expanding into the UAE as NZ exports have risen 7% since the free trade deal.

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Forsyth Barr's Aaron Ibbotson takes a look at the markets on Herald NOW, Monday 07 September.

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Trade Minister Todd McClay and Australia’s Trade and Tourism Minister, Don Farrell, have met in Auckland for the annual CER talks.

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Economist Naomi Fink on Japan’s shifting economy, the weaker yen and what it could mean for New Zealand businesses, exports and investors.

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Act Party leader David Seymour isn't against Act voters giving their electorate vote to National, but the desired overhang is easier said than done.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Monday, September 7, 2026.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Monday, September 7, 2026. It's thought there could be merit to the Greens' plan - for a publicly-owned grocery chain.

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MetService morning weather update: September 7, 2026.

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No new taxes. Free GP visits. Cheaper public transport. Solar subsidies. KiwiSaver changes. The election promises are coming thick and fast — but what will they actually mean for your finances? On The Prosperity Project, Katie Bradford...

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Sunday, September 6, 2026. Qantas passengers are being rebooked on flights following a fiery engine scare yesterday afternoon.

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Former NZSAS soldier Mark Law has lived the kind of life that barely sounds real. He completed SAS selection at just 18, survived a terrifying parachuting accident, worked armed security around diamond operations in Angola, hunted deer...

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Saturday, September 5, 2026. One of New Zealand’s most celebrated cartoonists, Peter Bromhead, has died aged 93.

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