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The Friday Fry Up is brought to you by Beard Brothers, crafted the old school way.

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Free Speech Fridays with Don Brash & Bob McCoskrie is brought to you by the Free Speech Union. This week Sean Plunket and the panel discuss the failed coup against Chris Luxon’s leadership, Jason Arday’s extensive lies to Cambridge...

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Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood on calls for a Royal Commission of Inquiry into Gloriavale's 50 years of operation.

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Chris Bishop cracks down on judges with Attorney General speech.

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Event executive director Liam Taylor explains why NZ Fashion Week is going strong 25 years in and boosting pride in local designers amid broader pressures.

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David Seymour on the ACT Party’s ‘No New Tax' policy.

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Latest quarterly survey of expectations suggests NZ is getting back on track, economically speaking.

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Your MetService weekend weather outlook with Heather Keats, Friday, August 14.

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NZ Herald Live: David Seymour speaks at South Island Election Conference.

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If you're a centrist, maybe a softer, swing voter in this election, you're right to feel, so far at least, the whole thing's a bit of a rouse.

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Panellists Dileepa Fonseka and Jo Robertson on shrinking Mars bars, how much tax will factor in the election, and when it's ok to insult politicians.

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Seeing an offender with a gun heading for a crowded shopping mall is “probably a police officer’s worst nightmare”, Police Minister Mark Mitchell says. Asked if there were concerns about security at Gun City, Mitchell said two separate...

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NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon speaks at South Island Election Conference.

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AoFrio's Greg Balla on the strategy to move beyond its traditional motors business, improve margins and build a stronger platform for global growth.

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Sterling's Nik Wakelin on the $3.8m funding round powering the Kiwi AI startup's push to automate finance.

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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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Herald Political Editor Thomas Coughlan covers the South Island election conference.

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Sports reporters Chris Reive and Nathan Limm discuss the news that Anna Mowbray and Ali Williams have added a 2027 ANZ Premiership competition to their longer-term privatised bid.

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Three big Aussie banks report this week – 'Very similar themes coming through.'

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Police Minister Mark Mitchell on what we know after the Sylvia Park shooting, plus his reaction to Chris Penk's leadership challenge and demotion.

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National's Paul Goldsmith and Labour's Willie Jackson discuss the fallout from Chris Penk's National leadership challenge and the latest poll of polls.

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Morning Headlines | Police seek witnesses after Sylvia Park shooting and coalition's chances of returning to power tumble | Friday, August 14, 2026

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Opes Partners' Ed McKnight reveals 50% of property investors target two to four properties, with many using property to fund $100k retirement income.

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The latest Reserve Bank quarterly survey of inflation expectations shows that over the coming year, our CPI will be back inside the band it's meant to hold.

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CMC Markets managing director Chris Smith joins Liam Dann to talk about the investing bug that started when he was 16, why New Zealand has historically favoured property over shares, and the mistakes that taught him the most. He also...

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The Government's working through merger proposals from councils around the country. City and district councils were given until this week to pitch plans to create larger unitary councils, to replace existing local and regional councils...

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NZSIS boss Andrew Hampton says China is targeting New Zealanders who have access to classified information through networking and job sites.

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Jan Rivers, Spokesperson for Genspect NZ on the need to record sex and gender separately in health data following NZ's cervical screen programme mess.

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