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National has unveiled new fiscal rules promising tighter spending, lower debt and no new taxes on working New Zealanders. But Taxpayers’ Union executive director Jordan Williams argues much of it repackages existing policy and questions...

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Ashley Church, Markets and Political Commentator - Declining house prices are killing our economy.

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A beekeeper in Gaza is refusing to let war end his life's work. Ibrahim Naji al-Dabba and his sons, ten to their 35 rooftop hives and the ruins of shattered buildings in Gaza City. Beekeeping is not just a business, he says "It is my...

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Associate Professor Brian Cox on the background to the latest Ministry failing of its cervical cancer testing responsibilities.

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Former All Black Murray Mexted on the All Blacks in South Africa and the best case scenario for a result.

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Memo to MSM: New Zealand will determine the PM - not you.

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Black Veil Security founder Adam Burns talks about the Fearless Planet Index, a new map providing a real-time picture of online threats around the world.

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NZ Herald Afternoon Headlines | Hato Hone St John responds to high 111 calls, and iwi leader supports Green Party proposal | Monday, August 10, 2026.

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Air NZ invites passengers to dob each other in.

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Tribute to Councillor Tony Randle - a true gentleman.

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Driven's David Linklater says Kiwis are getting braver with their choice of colour, according to the latest BASF annual automotive colour report.

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Ngāti Kahungunu chair Bayden Barber says the Green Party marae fund is a good policy, and insurance is one of the biggest costs they have to bear.

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The Front Page's Chelsea Daniels and former broadcaster Rawdon Christie discuss record 111 ambulance calls and the growing popularity of green cars.

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Christopher Reive and Nathan Limm from Herald Sport talk about the Warriors, and whether Richie Mo'unga will be called into the All Blacks.

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Forsyth Barr's Zoe Wallis takes a look at the markets for the week ahead, Monday, August 10.

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Tony Randle was the exactly the type of person, the sort of brain, you want sitting round a council table.

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Troy Bowker breaks down Opportunity’s land tax.

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Almost halving emissions by cutting coal use before January 2027 with first steel earns BlueScope another $10m of the $140m GIDI funding granted in 2023.

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Sean Plunket reacts to Cambridge Uni’s Jason Arday’s series of lies.

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Sean Bell updates on conflict in Middle East.

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Ngāti Kahungunu chair Bayden Barber says the Green Party marae fund is a good policy, and insurance is one of the biggest costs they have to bear.

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Spark digital equity general manager Martin La'a says 400,000 Kiwi homes lack meaningful access to the internet, with more families seeking subsidies.

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"There are two centres of power operating in this government, and you really do need to see a prime minister being prime."

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Exaba CEO Peter Boyle says NZ needs sovereign digital infrastructure so businesses can choose where critical data sits, rather than defaulting offshore.

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The Nasdaq is on track to open 23 hours a day, from December 6. Garth Bray 2degrees wrap.

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Casey Costello says St John is doing a good job responding to record breaking emergency calls.

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Simeon Brown School solar announcement

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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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Datacom NZ's Peter Nelson says businesses must strengthen data resilience as offshore risks and AI pressures grow.

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