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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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Panellists Simon Bridges and Carmen Parahi debate the OCR, knitting in parliament, and why Simon wore a cardigan today.

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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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There's an air of arrogance and butt-covering to the stench that is Moa Point.

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Former FMA chair Craig Stobo will stand in Botany for New Zealand First and says energy supply security is an important issue.

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S&P analyst Anthony Walker on what the rating says about New Zealand's economy.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Thursday, September 3, 2026.

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Methanex now ... might Huntly's gas-fired generator be next?

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Thursday, September 3, 2026. Methanex is to close their Taranaki plant and Richard Chambers is cleared of criminal wrongdoing.

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Forsyth Barr’s Zoe Wallis breaks down what yesterday’s OCR decision means for interest rates, markets and the NZ economy.

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OpenAI meeting claims New Zealand users are saving 4 hours a week on admin. Peter Griffin - Business of Tech Podcast.

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A survey of agents found that buyers are worried house prices will drop after they purchase. OneRoof economist Tony Alexander.

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The diplomatic chess board is getting complicated in the Pacific. At least five Pacific leaders have pulled out of the annual Pacific Island Forum in Palau this week. Meanwhile, China's Pacific envoy says there will be consequences for...

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NZ Herald Live: OCR RBNZ Governor press conference

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Auckland’s Pet Refuge is at capacity after 17 dogs were brought in during unprecedented demand over the second half of August. The charity said all available spaces at its Auckland shelter and across its network of external boarding...

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Wednesday, September 2, 2026. Methanex to indefinitely idle NZ plant and the flu vaccine will be free for young children.

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Act Party leader David Seymour and Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson debate Tamatha Paul's false claim in the House.

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Herald entertainment reporter Mitchell Hageman talks about Bruno Mars playing at Eden Park, and the health of Lionel Richie.

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Generate investment specialist Greg Smith on this afternoon's OCR decision and the outlook for businesses and markets.

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Retired Major General John Howard joins Herald NOW.

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Infrastructure spend needs to double to $40 billion by 2055 to meet demand.

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Silver Ferns captain Karin Burger says the new domestic competition is promising but it's too soon to say if it will draw overseas players home.

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