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The festival will leave a $4 million gap, Gisborne Herald editor James Pocock reports.

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OneRoof's Catherine Smith gives Herald NOW a glimpse inside the $11 million property on the market in Grey Lynn.

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This podcast is brought to you by New Zealand Fashion Week and Viva, designed just for you. Hosted by the fabulous Sammy Salsa (@sammysalsastyle), consider this your front row seat to fashion’s hottest conversations. In this episode, we...

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Nash resigned as NZ First's Napier candidate on Wednesday night.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Thursday, July 23, 2026. Lower NCEA pass rates are reportedly no concern. Health sector in need of new strategies.

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Sport Headlines | Thursday, July 23, 2026.

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MetService morning weather update: July 23, 2026.

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University of Auckland Department of Cancer Sciences head Dr Ben Lawrence unveils his vision for a cutting-edge cancer centre.

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The Fast-track Approvals Act has been in force since December 2024, and it was sold as a simpler, faster way to get projects moving. Since then, it’s been tied to everything from new homes to aquaculture, farming projects, roads and...

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Labour leader Chris Hipkins has criticised NZ First candidate Stuart Nash's comments about new-mum MP Katie Nimon. Video | Jamie Ensor and Cameron Pitney

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Everyday Wine's founder Dan Gillett talks to Herald Business Journalist Tom Raynel about the business and why e-commerce has worked for him.

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GDT prices higher, Open Country Dairy challenges Fonterra pricing power.

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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has denied calling one of his colleagues a “f***ing fat b***h” but admits another unidentified person may have called her “stupid”. Full story:

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Finance Minister defends government as inflation rises, and red meat sector braces for US tariffs | Wednesday, July 22, 2026.

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Silver Ferns coach Noeline Taurua says the team is well prepared for its first Commonwealth Games match against Scotland.

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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown responds to allegations someone took a swing at him, Christine Fletcher on council culture, PC120, move-on orders and more.

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Former Donald Trump adviser John Bolton says it's possible, but would be outrageous, if ICE agents were sent to polling booths. Video Ryan Bridge TODAY

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Chief entertainment reporter Jenni Mortimer with the latest entertainment headlines.

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Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson and Act leader, David Seymour join Ryan Bridge today to discuss the Greens new power plan and corporate welfare.

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The daily panel with The Front Page Podcast host Chelsea Daniels and real estate agent Rawdon Christie.

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HighGround Dairy's Stu Davison discusses the latest GDT auction prices.

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Pressure on retirement village stocks as housing market flattens and rents rise at slowest rate this century. Matthew Goodson Salt Funds Management.

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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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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown responds to allegations someone took a swing at him, Christine Fletcher on council culture, PC120, move-on orders and more.

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If we want free trade and be climate warriors, we're destined to lose local production and industry.

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Newstalk ZB South Island news director Claire Sherwood with the latest headlines from the region.

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Finance Minister Nicola Willis says while inflation has been largely driven by fuel prices, rates are also an issue that needs attention.

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Open Country Dairy's Mark de Lautour explains why weakening DIRA could reshape New Zealand's dairy industry.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Wednesday, July 22, 2026. Many businesses are still yet to pass on rising petrol and diesel prices. Rentals are becoming more expensive to own.

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