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A rundown of the big stories covered by the NZ Herald podcast network.
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Businesswoman turned philanthropist Ranjna Patel: 'I’m an entrepreneur because I use common sense'
Patel faced challenges in a system that failed to recognise a non-traditional approach.
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Long-time political reporter Jane Patterson joins the On the Tiles podcast.
'He’s a born diplomat': Fran O'Sullivan on what Winston Peters is like behind the scenes
NZ First leader can be fiery at home, but the same doesn't apply when he's abroad.
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More people are finding themselves looking after multiple generations at the same time.
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Is the possibility of limitless holidays really as good as it sounds?
Royal racism row: Can royal family bounce back from yet another scandal?
The royals know their brand is far bigger than one bit of scandal.
10,000 deaths a year: How NZ could be treating heart health better
Cardiovascular diseases kill thousands every year - and many of them are preventable.
'Carriages torn apart like sardine cans' - photographer's view of 'eerie' Tangiwai crash scene
A newsman describes the crash scene in episode two of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History
Tory Whanau scandal: Should she stay or should she go?
The mayor of Wellington has admitted to a drinking problem after a second public misstep.
Cooking the Books: Why KiwiSaver needs to change
It isn't working as hard for New Zealanders as it could be.
How health problems helped Two Raw Sisters discover the power of food
The sisters launched their brand, even against the advice of their parents.
'She died in my arms': Tangiwai survivor recalls 'scene from hell'
Witnesses share their stories in episode one of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History
Economic tightrope: The tricky balancing act ahead for Luxon and Willis
Our weekly rundown of the big stories from the Herald's podcast network.
'The scene from hell': Survivors reveal the true horror of NZ's worst rail disaster
A six-part series on the train crash that rocked New Zealand.
From fleeing Burma to owning luxury hotels: Sudima boss Sudesh Jhunjhnuwala's top tips
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Why Luxon needs more than public service, tax cuts to tame inflation
Fixing the economy won't be as easy as making a few cuts.
Courtney Dawson on becoming a mum at 20
The TV star looks back at the "growing pains" of raising her son while in her early 20s.
Minister for Space: Is this really what NZ needs from Judith Collins?
The space race is back on, but what role can we play?
Reading wars: Which side has won out in new Government?
New Zealand's education rankings have been declining steadily for two decades.
Policy bonfire: Will anything be left of Labour’s legacy?
The National-led Government is planning to jettison many of Labour's policies.
A year of sporting failures? Big questions hang over NZ sport
New Zealand has been left empty-handed during a year of World Cups.
Cooking the Books: Why embracing a ‘personal brand’ could get you a pay rise
It can be the key to earning more without returning to studying.
Crimson's Jamie Beaton: 'If I stumble, there will be daggers thrown at me'
Crimson Education founder Jamie Beaton talks to Paula Bennett.
‘Economy limping along’: The fiscal headwinds facing Luxon and Willis
A rundown of some of the big stories from the Herald's podcast network this week.
Money Talks: Spark CEO Jolie Hodson on finding a work-life balance
The Spark chief executive reflects on the meaning of money with Liam Dann.
Murder at the Racecourse Hotel: Can a 90-year-old cold case be solved today?
Inspector clears up detective grandfather's unsolved cases.
This fiscal challenge will keep Nicola Willis up at night
Nicola Willis will be the next Finance Minister of New Zealand.
Matt and Jerry's Christmas podcast sells out in record time
Radio Hauraki presents the exclusive limited-edition Christmas podcast on vinyl.
Pop culture void: Kiwi musicians and artists being left in the dark
Artists are increasingly having to battle to have their stories told.
National security threat: NZ’s isolation no longer guarantee of safety
Being an island far away from everything isn't as safe as it once was.