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Natalie Nicholson is fighting Stage 4 cancer after her initial symptoms were misdiagnosed as perimenopause.

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NZ Herald Live: National Party policy Announcement

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Brooke van Velden is preparing to leave Parliament after six years as an MP and three as a Cabinet minister. At just 33, she could have had decades of political life ahead of her. Instead, van Velden says she wants to find out what else...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Saturday, September 19, 2026. Mauao tracks could reopen for summer; Donald Trump bans several media outlets from the White House.

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BusinessDesk senior journalist Riley Kennedy on farmer confidence, rising fertiliser costs and what Fonterra and Synlait results may reveal about dairy.

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Ryan Bridge takes Taika Waititi on a chaotic drive to talk about Studio West, Willy Wonka and Rita Ora's new life in New Zealand.

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Ryan Bridge takes Taika Waititi on a chaotic drive to talk about Studio West, Willy Wonka and Rita Ora's new life in New Zealand.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Hipkins criticises barriers to bipartisanship and move-on orders bill passes third reading | Friday, September 18, 2026.

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It’s do or die for the Warriors as they head into this weekend’s sudden death match against the Newcastle Knights with a spot in the preliminary final against the Penrith Panthers on the line. Last weekend the Warriors seemed in control...

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ACT Energy and Resources spokesperson Simon Court speaks to the media in Wellington.

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June quarter GDP beat RBNZ forecast at 0.2%, so is the October monetary policy meeting now a live one?

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Garth Bray – Business with 2degrees – on the gap where our biggest gas field drops out of production before alternatives are ready.

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Labour's WIllie Jackson and National's Paul Goldsmith discuss supermarket competition and whether politicians can use the c-word in Parliament.

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Eden Park sells out for Warriors v Knights historic match.

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Phil Borkin from JBWere on why NZ investors should care about what happens in Japan.

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ZB South Island news director Claire Sherwood explains why Christchurch's struggling zoo could be in line for $1.2m of ratepayer money.

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Herald Sport journalists Chris Reive and Nathan Limm on where the Warriors need to deliver this weekend to make it to the prelim final.

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Foodstuffs North Island boss Chris Quin responds to National's plan to break up the co-op and why he believes it won't bring prices down.

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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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What a week. AI's going to kill us all. Unless Putin gets there first.

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MetService's John Law joins Herald NOW for your weekend weather outlook.

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and the RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop make a National Party policy announcement.

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Andy Mitchell, tech strategist and expo adviser, says NZ’s tech sector must scale faster and turn AI advances into commercial growth.

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AI is reshaping work, but how can leaders make it improve rather than disrupt jobs? SAP SuccessFactors' Autumn Krauss shares her take.

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Morning Headlines | Calls for Fire and Emergency CEO to be sacked and Labour's opening the door to keeping NCEA | Friday, September 18, 2026

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Should we put the brakes on AI? Well, the bosses of some of the world's largest AI companies say we should. Sam Altman and Elon Musk have both backed head of Anthropic Dario Amodei after he came out and said we need to slow the pace of...

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National finance spokeswoman Nicola Willis says New Zealand's supermarket sector is unusual internationally, and even the OECD has suggested demergers, Labour MP Arena Williams says banning big companies from charging excessive prices...

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Meth-prevention campaign and 'urgent work' in home-schooling review | Thursday, September 17, 2026.

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Six months before the Herald revealed that fugitive dad Tom Phillips was a Ministry-approved homeschooling parent, the Education Review Office warned Education Minister Erica Stanford in a confidential report that homeschooled children...

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