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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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Morning Headlines | Fears over the Government's social housing overhaul and Pharmac looks to expand free flu vaccines | Friday, May 22, 2026

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Two of the biggest stories driving markets right now — AI and the US consumer — were put to the test overnight with results from Nvidia and Walmart. Phil Borkin from JB Were discusses the latest. Video| Herald NOW Business Check out our...

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S&P’s Sue Lee discusses SPIVA’s verdict on New Zealand fund managers. Video| Herald NOW Business

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Very poor choice of wording that hit a nerve, with fear and concern around AI automation. Zoe Wallis - Forsyth Barr. Video| Herald NOW Business

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Is there racism in our police? Is it systemic? In Northland, many Māori parents raise their children to be cautious when encountering police. But what happens when a young Māori man didn’t grow up in New Zealand and didn’t get “the...

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Afternoon Headlines | RMA reform, and Winston Peters responds as Israeli minister taunts detained activists | Thursday, May 21, 2026.

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It started with a young Māori man trying to help a stranger on the street. He ended up being pinned to the ground, handcuffed, locked in a cell, and a four-year court battle. Jamie Lawry ended up being found not guilty, but the case...

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What will happen to the community now that Phillipstown Hub is facing closure?

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The daily panel debate the top stories of the day.

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Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin have joined forces to condemn US foreign policy, while Winston Peters tells Asia Symposium we're living in 'Asian century'.

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Kerry Harmer says she has been fighting for consent for her farm since 2016, and the targets set for the nearby Ashburton Lakes are almost impossible.

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Supertankers start moving through Hormuz Strait, Zespri reports record kiwifruit sale volumes and prices, markets poised as Nvidia reports earnings.

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"There's more chance your next new colleague will be bot or an AI tool than ever before. Here's why."

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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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Auckland Westpac Helicopter Rescue paramedic Marcel Driessen and pilot Aaron Knight join Herald NOW.

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Corrections Minister Mark Mitchell says organised crime infiltrating prisons is a global phenomenon.

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A radio station has been forced to apologise after it mistakenly announced that the King had died.

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Former All White Fred de Jong says 'money talks', and very high investment is why Auckland FC has succeeded so quickly as a football club.

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Immigration lawyer and NZ First hopeful Stuart Nash reveals what the Government should do to attract wealthy Dubai expats.

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Senior correspondent Katie Bradford talks to Kali Mercier about how costing infrastructure projects needs to change Video | Herald NOW Business

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Zespri's CE Jason Te Brake discusses its market results and what it says about the sector with Herald NOW Business

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Morning Headlines | The union for Corrections workers raises the alarm about corruption and the NZ First bill aiming to define gender passes first reading | Thursday, May 21, 2026

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As governments race to turn AI into real economic gains, NZ is now trying to show it has a credible plan to keep up. Danushka Abeysuriya – Rush Digital. Video| Herald NOW Business

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My Food Bag's Nadia Lim and Dr Libby Weaver join Herald NOW to talk 'back to basics' healthy eating habits.

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Tom Raynel attends Trenz and finds tourism operators are being encouraged to stay focused despite global disruption. Video | Herald NOW Business

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