Cameron Bagrie talks to Ryan Bridge about what's happening with the housing market and where it might go next. Video / Herald NOW
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Dame Joan Withers' new women in leadership initiative 'On Being Bold'
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Chris Hipkins on house prices and supermarket competition
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Loafers Lodge fire: Trial starts for man facing murder, arson charges
The trial for a man accused of murdering five people in a Wellington fire started today. The man has pleaded not guilty to five counts of murder and two counts of arson.
Rare white kiwi spotted in broad daylight
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Woman given bail after newborn baby’s body found in Albert Park, Auckland
A woman has been given bail without plea after a dead newborn baby was found in Albert Park.
NZ Herald Afternoon Update | Loafers lodge murder trials begins and plans to increase tourism
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NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis speak to media
Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis speak to the media
How a law student took on Auckland Transport and won
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'They were just outplayed' - Herald NOW sports panel on the All Blacks defeat
NZ Herald sports journalist and Newstalk ZB's Nathan Lim on the Herald NOW sports panel.
Tūī says 'good boy' and mimics other human sounds
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Herald NOW is joined by the brains behind fashion label Zambesi as NZ Fashion Week kicks off
Zambesi founders talk to Ryan Bridge about the changes they've seen to New Zealand Fashion Week.
Herald NOW panel on how to stimulate our cities, foreign buyers and going to Mars
Valocity founder Carmen Vicelich and NZ Herald senior journalist Simon Wilson on the Herald NOW panel.
A woman has been charged following the discovery of a baby's body in Auckland's Albert Park
A 36-year-old woman has been charged with concealing the dead body of a child and will appear in Auckland District Court.
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'Quite bizarre scenes' - the High Court drama of the Zuru nappy trial
NZ Herald Business Investigations Reporter Matt Nippert on the drama of the Zuru nappy trial.
'The big cities are really struggling' - Zoe Wallis on state of the economy
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PM on major events fund, police training and stimulating the economy
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon talks to Ryan Bridge about changes to major events fund, police training issues and planned projects to stimulate the economy.
$800 million dollar project to remove level crossings underway
Auckland Transport Chief Executive Dean Kimpton speaks with Ryan Bridge about removing level crossings in Auckland to improve safety, remove congestion and free up roads.
Banks overvalue flood-prone homes and RBNZ could ease bank capital requirements
Business with 2degrees: Banks overvalue $996m of flood-prone homes and bank capital requirements could be eased by Reserve Bank.
Black Ferns kick off their rugby world cup campaign
Can the Black Ferns win the cup? Former Black Fern and Sky Sport Analyst Les Elder joins Herald NOW as the Black Ferns kick off their world cup campaign.
Foreign buyers ban changes unlikely to affect vast majority of Kiwi homeowners
Simplicity chief economist Shamubeel Eaquab speaks with Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge.
Residents on edge: gang tensions and shootings in Horowhenua causes anxiety
Gang tensions and a spate of shootings are causing concern in Horowhenua, with Mayor Bernie Wanden saying residents are anxious.