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Sharon Zöllner reveals what she's anticipating from the Government this week.

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Senior correspondent Katie Bradford finds low expectations with real estate sector and economists for Budget Day. Video | Herald NOW Business

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Morning Headlines | Trump says deal to end Iran war shouldn't be rushed and the impacts of Strait of Hormuz closure continue | Monday, May 25, 2026

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Markets responding to easing tensions in the Middle East, SpaceX momentum, the pending Budget and a heavy run of company earnings. Video | Herald NOW Business

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Hectre's co-founder Matty Blomfield tells Herald NOW Business how it went from orchards to awards, Video| Herald NOW Business

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Most of us enter negotiations with a level of awkwardness and trying not to sound greedy. It's not the strongest tactic, but nor is making demands based on your perceived value. Negotiating expert and founder of Sheer Negotiations, Noa...

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Afternoon Headlines | Saturday, May 24, 2026. Trump ensures a peace deal with Iran is 'coming soon'. Auckland FC enjoys a victory parade after historic win.

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NZ Herald Live: PM Luxon, Seymour and Hoggard make pre-budget rural announcement

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Herald NOW Business talks with Danushka Abeysuriya from Rush Digital and Zoe Wallis from Forsyth Barr about AI job displacement and how businesses and governments are – or aren’t - ready.

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Minister of Defence Chris Penk makes a pre budget announcement from Devonport Naval Base.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Saturday, May 23, 2026. Marco Rubio continues to ease tensions with other world leaders. New models reveal new information about school costs.

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Auckland violinist Lorna Zhang has been invited to audition at the prestigious Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media in Germany Video \ Jason Dorday

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Broadcaster and No Such Thing As Normal host Sonia Gray joins Fran and Lou to unpack what happens when ADHD and perimenopause collide, and why so many women are only being diagnosed later in life. From burnout and masking to hormones...

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Football fever is about to hit Auckland like we’ve never seen before. Auckland FC is hosting the Grand Final at Go Media Stadium against Sydney FC on Saturday. It’s the first time New Zealand has hosted an A‑League decider, and the city...

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Media Insider’s Shayne Currie on the new music platform backed by Lorde, the future of TVNZ’s political gallery, and the big hitters at the Media Awards.

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Greens spokesman Ricardo Menendez March says Government's position "indefensible" in wake of Nicola Willis' "won the lotto" comment and changes to social housing.

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Afternoon Headlines | One person dead in Auckland house fire and Israel begins deporting detained activists | Friday, May 22, 2026.

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NZ Herald Live: David Seymour speaks to media

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Auckland FC coach Nick Becker joins the show live in studio.

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Kiwi boxer David Nyika speaks to Ryan Bridge about his upcoming world title eliminator fight.

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Julie Chapman joins Herald NOW to discuss KidsCan's 20for20 winter appeal.

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NZ Herald Live: Simeon Brown makes pre-Budget health announcement

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Your MetService weekend weather outlook with Heather Keats, Friday, May 22.

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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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RBNZ survey shows NZ firms expect more inflation sooner and lasting for longer, plus Musk's Mars colony payday plan. Video Ryan Brige TODAY

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Public service head Sir Brian Roche says we have too many government agencies, but AI isn't a magic bullet.

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Greens spokesman Ricardo Menendez March says Government's position "indefensible" in wake of Nicola Willis' "won the lotto" comment and changes to social housing.

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Goldsmith and Jackson clash over public service cuts and the Ngai Tahu treaty settlement.

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GoWay’s Anthony Saba and Flight Centre’s Tim Holden discuss what is shaping visitor travel habits. Video| Herald NOW Business

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