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OneRoof's Catherine Smith reveals the affordable suburbs that have young first-home buyers reaching for their wallets.

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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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Panellists Carmen Parahi and Tim Wilson discuss TV streaming services, punishing the base jumper, and whether Harry and the royals can really reconcile.

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Newstalk ZB South Island news director says prisoners in Christchurch have built 200 social houses that will go back out to the community.

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Former National minister Chris Finlayson and former Labour leader Phil Goff review the state of the election campaign after the final televised debate.

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Mood of the Boardroom

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MetService morning weather update: October 22, 2026.

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Before anyone gets their knickers in a twist, I want to be clear. The result looks as tight as a fish's bum.

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More than 150 CEOs and directors will hear out loud what many have been saying quietly around boardroom tables and in airport lounges.

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NZ Herald Sport Headlines | Silver Ferns take a 2-0 lead in the Constellation Cup series | Thursday, October 22, 2026.

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AgriZero chief executive Wayne McNee on securing $117m in new investment, cutting farm emissions and unlocking growth in the primary sector.

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NZ Herald Morning Headlines | Election uncertainty a concern for CEOs, and High Court rules puberty blocker ban unlawful | Thursday, October 22, 2026.

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Westpac NZ chief executive Catherine McGrath on business confidence and investment amid global uncertainty.

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Foodstuffs North Island chief executive Chris Quin on supermarket shake-up plans, cost-of-living pressures and the future of grocery competition in NZ.

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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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The Powerbrokers make their closing arguments for your vote.

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Winston Peters, David Seymour, Marama Davidson and Qiulae Wong speak to media after the NZ Herald Powerbrokers' Debate.

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The leaders find some common ground in their policy.

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Who will hold the balance of power this election, and which parties will determine the shape of New Zealand's next government? Join host Ryan Bridge for a live debate featuring the leaders of ACT, the Green Party, New Zealand First, and...

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The Green Party and NZ First find common ground, much to the horror of David Seymour.

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The Powerbrokers share their thoughts on tinkering with minimum wage.

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All the candidates get a word in when Winston Peters shares his views on disciplining children.

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On the Government's move-on orders, which come into force this weekend, Davidson argued the coalition was "trying to punish people" instead of offering support, saying people needing housing were nonetheless being "turned away" by...

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The powerbrokers face off over wages, the cost of living and whether businesses can afford to pay workers more

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Three debates. Two major party leaders. And a whole lot of political point-scoring. National’s Christopher Luxon and Labour’s Chris Hipkins have gone head-to-head, trading blows over the economy, the cost of living and who deserves the...

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Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has announced her mother, Colleen Ngarewa, has died.

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Act candidate James Christmas and Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick discuss the latest leaders' debate, working with Opportunity, and electoral enrolment.

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Northern Advocate reporter Susan Botting says locals are fired up by the divisive proposal for seven new vehicle bans on Northland beaches.

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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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Panellists Mark Crysell and Josie Pagani have a debate on debates, and ask if cheating on someone via video games is really the biggest issue with GTA 6.

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