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'What is the level where the Reserve Bank has the economic choke set to the point where it doesn't flood the carburettor, nor stall the engine?'

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Lee Marshall, CEO of Motor Trade Assn - The MTA has launched 'The Road To Prosperity' – its election year manifesto for the next Government.

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After a $2 billion cost blowout, Herald NOW reporter Katie Oliver checks out a new City Rail Link station during rehearsals.

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Jon Duffy. CEO of Consumer NZ - Consumer's new flight complaints portal and info hub.

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Three strikes for burglary: ACT’s Nicole McKee on recidivist offenders

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Sarina Gibbon, Founder & Director of Tenancy Advisory - Training is needed for landlords to better vet potential tenants.

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Free Speech Thursdays with Muriel Newman and Leo Molloy is brought to you by the Free Speech Union. This week Sean Plunket and the panel discuss citizen only voting, Mohdi visit, that Horncastle billboard, Michael Laws, the Opportunity...

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Sunil Kaushak on what it takes to do business in one of the world's fastest-growing economies.

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Winston Aldworth and Nathan Limm from Herald Sport talk about the Fifa World Cup, State of Origin, and the All Blacks Test against Italy.

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John Banks fears of a left-wing victory.

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Chinese Government considers limiting foreign access to Chinese large language models. Peter Griffin Business of Tech podcast.

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Damien Grant says Opportunity party can't do math.

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OneRoof's Catherine Smith joins Herald NOW to talk about luxury retirement in Queenstown and reveal what happened at Ardern's closed auction last night.

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Chief executive Paul Newfield explains why Japanese investors are betting big on infrastructure.

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The US carried out “powerful strikes” on Iran in response to attacks on three ships in the Strait of Hormuz. US Central Command (Centcom) announced the strikes just hours after the US treasury said it had banned Iran from selling oil...

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After a $2 billion cost blowout, Herald NOW reporter Katie Oliver checks out a new City Rail Link station during rehearsals.

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Where US the market stands halfway through 2026 and where it could finish the year. Greg Boland - Moomoo.

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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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Trump declares ceasefire is over, 80 strikes on Iranian targets send Brent crude futures back to $US80 a barrel.

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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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The political panel with National's Paul Goldsmith and Labour's Willie Jackson.

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A father’s tragedy helped pave the way for Australia’s much-debated under-16 social media ban, which has inspired similar moves in Britain and possibly New Zealand. In the final episode of Under the Influence, director-producer Nadia...

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The problem with bashing the RBNZ in real time is that nobody really knows how badly they might have cocked something up until well after the cock-up happened.

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All Blacks coach Dave Rennie says captain Ardie Savea will play this weekend against Italy.

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Morning Headlines | Trump threatens more attacks on Iran, security ramps up for Modi visit and Auckland rail closes for upgrades | Thursday, July 9, 2026

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MetService morning weather update: July 9, 2026.

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Australian teens and experts discuss the impacts of the ban on social media for under-16s, highlighting important lessons for New Zealand should it choose to follow.

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Australian correspondent Jaqui Lane on PM Anthony Albanese wanting to shag Kylie Minogue (and other aspects of his sex life)

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Labour has unveiled its pitch to make power bills cheaper. If elected, the party’s promising subsidies of up to $3000 to low-and-middle-income households so they can install solar panels. The party is also promising two...

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