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The Government is expanding access to critical scans and tests, including colonoscopies and cervical smears, to cut wait times and find cancers faster. But the specialists who determine whether a patient has cancer or not say they’ve...

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Pathologists are calling on the Health Minister to urgently boost its workforce.

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Gorilla Technology's Paul Spain joins Herald NOW.

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IP lawyer Peter Dengate Thrush explains who is responsible when AI steals copyrighted work.

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Fresh from South Africa, Lorna Riley joins Herald NOW.

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ANZ senior economist Miles Workman says the pre-election fiscal update should be largely in line with the budget, but the fiscal outlook may be better.

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Nvidia authorises $150b of share buybacks, for a total US$235b. NZX to welcome Lodestone Energy listing on October 22.

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GE HealthCare’s Leon Berkovich on the Intelerad acquisition, cloud-based medical imaging, AI and the future of healthcare technology.

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Entry and exit rules to "safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests", prevent China's brightest minds relocating to the West.

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Panellists Alf Filipaina and Stephanie Holmes discuss the death penalty, AI copyright, dancing with Jason Derulo, and why men think they're attractive.

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BusinessDesk columnist Eden Bradfield examines the IoD’s latest directors’ fees report, rising pay workloads, and whether shareholders are getting value.

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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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There's an irony to this latest poll which won't be lost on Labour.

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Synlait Milk chair says the company has solved a manufacturing issue that drove the massive loss, and the second half of the year was profitable.

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ACT Leader David Seymour on the poll of polls results.

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SpaceX launches a rocket into orbit and successfully splashes back down in the Pacific Ocean.

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MetService morning weather update: September 29, 2026.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Tuesday, September 29, 2026.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Tuesday, September 29, 2026. The Green Party hits highest ever level in new poll. Cancer specialists warn of five-week delays and ‘backlog pile’.

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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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Jonty Kelt – Fantail Ventures, on whether big tech is acting in the public interest, and what tighter rules could mean for startups.

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Having a single company influence a big part of the overall market is not unheard of, but what are the risks from concentration? Mohandeep Singh - Craigs.

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It was a weekend of big political theatre, as both National and Labour officially launched their election campaigns. Christopher Luxon and his National crew pushed the message of “no new taxes” ... meanwhile, Labour and Chris Hipkins...

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National Party leader Christopher Luxon speaks to the media in Auckland.

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When Aucklander Mele Taeiloa left her home to go and see Jason Derulo perform in the city, she had no idea she was about to become a viral sensation. After a video of Taeiloa dancing onstage alongside the music star went viral last...

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks to the media at the University of Canterbury.

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Labour pledges to take 10% off eligible student loan balances if re-elected.

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Cameron McMillan and Nathan Limm from Herald Sport discuss the Wallabies, Presidents Cup, Black Ferns and the NRL playoffs.

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NordEast's Dane Fisher says price isn't the only reason for the rise in New Zealanders buying Chinese-made cars.

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Icehouse Ventures principal Mason Bleakley on taking Kiwi startup talent to the US and giving founders a soft landing in the world’s biggest market.

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