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Organisational psychologist Nick Petrie has spent years studying stress, burnout and sustainable performance — including work with Google, NASA, the FBI and elite sports teams. In this episode of The Little Things, Francesca Rudkin and...

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Kim Dotcom has spent more than a decade at the centre of one of New Zealand’s most high-profile legal and political sagas. From the dramatic FBI-backed raid on his Coatesville mansion in 2012, to the long-running fight over extradition...

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Auckland Transport's driver protection screens project.

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Newstalk ZB South Island News Director Claire Sherwood with the latest headlines from the region.

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NZ Herald sports reporters Alex Powell and Cam McMillan join Ryan Bridge TODAY to discuss the All Blacks and the latest from the World Cup.

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Former lawyer and mum Elle Chrisp is taking Kmart to the disputes tribunal over the toxic sand.

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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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Glen Forsyth with the hottest tips and tricks to get the most out of winter produce.

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Metservice's Heather Keats joins Herald NOW to talk July holiday weather and what El Nino means for NZ.

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Education Minister reveals how they'll fund the expanded oral language scheme.

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Entrepreneur Marisa Fong on her mission to support 500 women leaders in 5 years Video | Herald NOW Business

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Partly because there’s so little confidence in the economy, people are seeking to learn more as a survival mechanism. 2degrees Business wrap. Video | Herald NOW Business

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Former lawyer and mum Elle Chrisp is taking Kmart to the disputes tribunal over the toxic sand.

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Making families opt in rather than opt out would be a dose of common sense.

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Asbestos in children's toys and Kāinga Ora chair's pay hike: National's Paul Goldsmith and Labour's Willie Jackson join Ryan Bridge TODAY, Friday, July 3.

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DoC senior science adviser Kate McInnes tells Herald NOW how five of our most vulnerable species will be vaccinated following a world-first trial.

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Security guards would be given the power to detain people and use force under a sweeping Act Party proposal.

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Kirk Hope explains why we are investing less despite feeling more financially literate Video | Herald NOW Business

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Morning Headlines | Calls grow to ban play sand, bird flu threat sparks action and NZ fish faces extinction | Friday, July 3, 2026

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El Niño is back and scientists say it could become one of the strongest we’ve ever had to deal with. That means the weather patterns shaping our spring and summer may be about to shift in a big way. But El Niño can also be one of those...

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Earl Stevens says he waited 10.5 hours in the waiting room.

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NZ Herald Live: All Blacks team naming

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NZ Herald Live: Erica Stanford announces ECE expansion.

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Tech commentator Danu Abeysuriya on Toyota's major new partnership.

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AUT's Dr Terri-Ann Berry says the positive result for airborne asbestos in children's play sand was something no-one in the research team wanted. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is also now working to update...

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South Island suburbs dominated OneRoof's half-year property report. Catherine Smith joins Herald NOW.

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Starlink dominance outside the town limits has come at the expense of major players Spark and One NZ.

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How the family-controlled brewer is breaking with tradition to turn the global beer brand around.

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US equities have just had their strongest quarter since the Covid rebound, while the NZX 50 has recovered after a difficult start to the year.

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