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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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Seniors@work founder Ian Fraser says we haven't had the hard conversations about working longer, which come with a potential retirement age increase.

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Herald property editor Anne Gibson on reported buyers for Seascape and Smith & Caughey’s building, plus the $45m Drury hospital site.

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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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Journalist and execution witness John North says he thinks Christa Pike will survive, and many people agree her death sentence should be commuted.

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Labour's Chris Hipkins joins Herald NOW ahead of the election's first Leader's Debate.

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Business of Tech podcast host Peter Griffin warns of the unprecedented access to your information Meta will have when its AI agent rolls out to NZ.

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Kiwi slips under US$0.56 as bond rout continues; $15m government equity stake depends on private investment in Rotorua BioFactory.

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Tatua chief executive Brendhan Greaney on the co-op’s record specialised product revenue and the expansion boosting future growth.

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Forsyth Barr's Paul Laxton Koraua on SkyCity asset sales, cost-out, Adelaide and online gambling.

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Morning Headlines | Petrol prices hit their highest level since the start of the US-Iran war and investigations into flydubai co-captain’s time in NZ | Tuesday, October 6, 2026

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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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BioFactory CEO Claire Stewart on the $30m raise to turn forestry, agriculture and marine waste into high-value products and build NZ’s bioeconomy.

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KiwiSaver might be about to get a makeover. The parties are pitching very different ideas for what should happen to your retirement savings... from changing contribution rates to tweaking who gets government support. But what would...

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NZ First leader Winston Peters discusses the latest policy announcements.

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MYOB Beyond the Ballot 2026 Full story:

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Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick was stopped in her tracks during a press conference on rail safety this morning as a car raced through a level crossing, despite the safety barrier being down and lights flashing. The car was just...

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Driven's Damien O'Connor says more than 90% of Kiwis consider touchscreen interfaces to be a distraction while driving.

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'The big thing we do need on KiwiSaver is certainty.' Herald Business commentator Fran O'Sullivan.

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Panellists Lara Greaves and Rawdon Christie debate Labour's fiscal plan, Harry Mowbray's centre-right vote splitting plan, and sardine maxxing.

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How many smaller businesses pay US-dollar prices for software subscriptions, or watch trade-weighted pricing steadily eat into already-thin margins?

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Consumer confidence dwindles by 0.4 points in September ANZ-Roy Morgan survey, but a net 20% see a better 2027 for themselves.

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Mr Whippy franchisee Rebecca Russell runs the Auckland Central Mr Whippy franchise, and has no plans to stop soon.

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Forsyth Barr's Aaron Ibbotson says the New Zealand market is not seeing the same benefits of AI that the global markets are.

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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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Herald Sport journalist Christopher Reive recaps the NRL grand final, the Bahrain Grand Prix, and the looming Bledisloe Cup opener.

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Act leader David Seymour says if we don't make a gradual change to the retirement age starting now, a financial crisis will force us into it.

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Why young kids were chosen for a $10,000 grant and schooling for their ideas.

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National slams Labour's fiscal plan outline.

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