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Herald NOW reporter Kieryn Morris hits the cinemas to chat about the Show Me Shorts Film Festival.

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Panellists Louisa Wall and Thomas Scrimgeour discuss a potential change to election debate formats, and whether sunscreen is too expensive.

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Greg Smith, KiwiSaver investment and managed funds specialist from Generate.

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Infectious disease expert Nigel French says evidence of secondary spread linked to the plague death in Russia would be cause for concern.

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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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Auckland mayor Wayne Brown says he will work with whoever ends up in Government after the election, and the left-right divide isn't relevant.

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Winston Peters says he wouldn't call the first leaders' debate a 'duel of wits between unarmed opponents', but it wasn't very exciting.

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Thank goodness last night’s debate was just two leaders, because the amount of talking over one another almost had me reaching for the remote.

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National pledges to boost Pharmac's budget in NZ by cutting foreign aid.

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Newstalk ZB South Island news director Claire Sherwood discusses the Queenstown fire and Christchurch councillors home security.

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Greens co-leader Marama Davidson and Act leader David Seymour on the Ryan Bridge TODAY panel.

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MetService morning weather update: October 7, 2026

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Sport Headlines | Warriors' Wayde Egan turned down advances to join squad for world cup, Alex de Minaur pulls out of China's Tennis Open final. | Wednesday, October 7, 2026

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Morning Headlines | Latest poll: National rises as Labour holds steady and Peters rubbishes National’s Pharmac plan. | Wednesday, October 7, 2026

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Simpson Grierson corporate partner Anastasiya Gamble says global uncertainty is drawing investors back to familiar markets, keeping NZ in the mix.

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Historically, equities have done okay under left-leaning govts as looser policy sees stronger nominal earnings offset higher discount rates.

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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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New Zealand’s housing market remains subdued, but the building work hasn’t stopped. NZ Herald property editor Anne Gibson joins Liam Dann to discuss the housing slump, the opportunities for first-home buyers, and how falling property...

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NZ party leaders speak to media following debate.

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ABC Reporter Lice Movono live from Tuvalu ahead of next month's COP31 climate change forum.

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A campervan booking and return flights made it look like an ordinary New Zealand holiday. But hidden in a visitor’s suitcase lining was around $619,000 worth of cocaine — and Customs stopped him before he left the airport. On Case by...

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Cocaine use appears to be surging in New Zealand. The latest NZ Drug Trends Survey reveals the proportion of people reporting cocaine use has almost tripled since 2017, while the price of the drug has fallen by nearly a third...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | The left bloc lead in a new poll and an Auckland woman has been charged with attempted murder | Tuesday, October 6, 2026.

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Waitomo CEO Simon Parham says a law change giving up land for petrol stations would be helpful, but price gouging rules won't make much difference.

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Panellists Trish Sherson and Dileepa Fonseka discuss the latest election poll, the upcoming campaign debates and the increase of cocaine in New Zealand.

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Waitomo CEO Simon Parham says a law change giving up land for petrol stations would be helpful, but price gouging rules won't make much difference.

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National Party leader Christopher Luxon makes a policy announcement in Auckland.

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Senior travel journalist Anna Sarjeant joins Herald NOW after surviving a trip to the Australian outback.

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A live economic experiment where Australian businesses absorb the surcharge while NZ continues to show it. 2degrees Business wrap – Garth Bray.

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ABC Reporter Lice Movono live from Tuvalu ahead of next month's COP31 climate change forum.

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