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New Zealanders spend billions of dollars every year on transport, through fuel taxes, road-user charges, rates and tolls. But the Act Party says we're not getting enough for what we're spending. New Zealand has spent an average of 5.8%...

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Act infrastructure spokesman Simon Court will conduct a media stand-up to announce the party's latest transport policy.

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Act infrastructure spokesman Simon Court will conduct a media stand-up to announce the party's latest transport policy.

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Shayne Currie sat down with the mastermind behind one of New Zealand's most iconic TV ads.

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Herald sports journalists Chris Reive and Alex Powell on this weekend's NZ v SA match, the Warriors making the top two, and Liam Lawson at the Dutch GP.

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Panelists Louise Wallace and Dave Letele discuss the Government's move-on orders bill, and Act policy to scrap Māori and Pacific med school places.

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Briscoes Group CEO Rod Duke joins Herald NOW after receiving a lifetime achievement award.

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Your MetService weekend weather outlook with Heather Keats on Herald NOW, Friday, September 4.

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Analysis from Sky Sport commentator Jeff Wilson ahead of the third Greatest Rivalry Tour test.

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Samantha Barrass has departed early from her five-year contract leading the Financial Markets Authority.

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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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I don't mind confessing to you that I don't read many books. Then I stumbled on Barry Crump's A Good Keen Man.

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Willie Jackson and Paul Goldsmith discuss penalising rough sleepers, Te Pāti Māori wanting a Treaty commission, and medical school affirmative action.

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Stephen Kurzeja from 2degrees on the opening of the Marton Satellite Ground Station.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Friday, September 4, 2026. The 55th Pacific Islands Forum has ended and Gloria Steinem has died at 92.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Friday, September 4, 2026.

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The people who took out the top spots at the BusinessDesk CEO Index Awards clearly showed how they can influence and drive innovation.

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Auckland FC CEO Nick Becker calls for clarity on the plan for Auckland’s economy after the Government ruled out a bed levy.

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Business Mentors NZ CEO Sarah Trotman on SME profitability, cashflow pressures and the practical steps businesses can take to build financial resilience.

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JBWere’s Phil Borkin explains why global bond yields are surging, what it means for borrowing costs and how it could impact New Zealand businesses.

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For Aucklanders, sitting in traffic can feel like an unavoidable part of life. But, what if you had to pay to do it? Auckland Council is considering congestion charging, with three options on the table that could see drivers charged...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Thursday, September 3, 2026. NZ will feel the impacts of a “Very Strong” El Niño event, and almost 50 jobs could be cut.

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Large tech companies need the ability to automate scam detection.

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Wellington Mayor Andrew Little says a review into the Moa Point sewage flooding was the result of many years of failures.

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Wellington Mayor Andrew Little joins Ryan Bridge Today to discuss the catastrophic sewage plant disaster and whats being done to address the litany of systemic failures.

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Energy Minister Simeon Brown says the closure of Methanex makes the LNG importation terminal 'critically important'.

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Associate Police Minister Casey Costello says 14 tonnes of cocaine was intercepted in the Pacific in the first few weeks of 2026.

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OneRoof reporter Susie Nordqvist says there is some evidence of train stations boosting property values, but it won't be an overnight boom.

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Westpac chief economist Kelly Eckhold says the tragectory for the OCR is still upwards, but not necessarily after every meeting now.

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