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On the Tiles looks at National's implosion and what led to Judith Collins' ousting.
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In the Loop podcast: Former staffer explains National's implosion
In the Loop recaps a tumultuous day at Parliament and for the National Party.
Simon Bridges feels controversial Facebook post now 'vindicated'
The politician speaks to the Herald's On the Tiles politics podcast about his new book.
Online abuse: Top journalists on changing attitudes towards NZ media
'The negative comments tend to be online,' veteran TV journalist says.
Podcast: Does ethical investment pay?
And how can you tell if a company or investment manager is just greenwashing?
'The threats were phenomenal': What it was like at the anti-lockdown protest
This week's On the Tiles also discusses Labour's drop in support and Three Waters.
'Still on the back foot': Women's Mongrel Mob leader on the gang's Covid response
Mongrel Mob Wāhine Toa leader spoke to the Herald's In the Loop podcast.
Drag Race stars reunite for new NZME podcast
Kita Mean and Anita Wigl'it are back on the mic - this time for a new podcast!
Christie Marceau's brutal death and lasting legacy explained in A Moment In Crime podcast
A Moment In Crime podcast revisits sad death of Christie Marceau on the 10th anniversary.
In the Loop podcast: Climate activist India Logan-Riley on what it's like inside COP26
They want to help pave the way for future indigenous youth.
Shop less, eat crickets: What you can do to help combat climate change
The Science Digest podcast looks at the unique ways Kiwis can combat climate change.
'The wheels fell off': Chlöe Swarbrick on her ADHD diagnosis
Swarbrick realised she had ADHD after speaking to an advocate about neurodiversity.
On the Tiles: How have the Govt's finances fared during the pandemic?
On this week's episode, our panel takes a deep dive into the country's finances.
In the Loop: New NZH podcast discusses the mentality behind lockdown breaches
In the Loop is the Herald's new general news podcast.
Chris Bishop: More time at level 4 for Auckland to be one of NZ's great 'what if's'
Chris Bishop also weighs in on National's poor polling in the latest On the Tiles podcast.
On the Tiles: Why the PM is 'down' after the latest Covid changes
The Herald's politics podcast analyses a confusing week of comms from the Beehive.
The night stalker of Auckland: How serial rapist Colin Jack Mitchell was unmasked
A Moment In Crime podcast revisits the Riverhead quarry attack & crimes of Colin MItchell.
Michael Baker on the Government's 'less cautious' plan to reopen borders
"I think a month is a long time in a pandemic, so six months is almost an entirety."
'Zone of irrelevancy': National's pollster offers advice to Collins, party
Curia founder David Farrar weighs in on what National is getting wrong.
Up to Speed with Te Reo: Kōrero whakanui - phrases of celebration
Rā whānau means day of birth and ki a koe means, to you.
Up to Speed with Te Reo: 'As long as we learn from mistakes, we make them worthwhile'
Nau mai te hapa - embrace the mistakes.
Up to Speed with Te Reo: 'Do the mahi, get the treats'
Up to Speed with Te Reo Māori is a special podcast series by NZME and Stacey Morrison.
Up to Speed with Te Reo: Placenames and Māui's legacy
Episode 2: Exploring placenames, meanings and pronunciation.
Which politician has fared worst during lockdown? Our new podcast analyses the political response
On the Tiles this week covers the purchase of the 'Spanish Pfizer' and alert level views.
'Mark of the beast': Why some are hesitant over the Covid jab - and what they need to know
Dr Michelle Dickinson tackles vaccine myths in the first episode of a new NZH podcast.
A Moment In Crime: The Kahui twins - who killed Chris and Cru?
A Moment In Crime podcast looks at the deaths of Auckland twin babies Chris and Cru Kahui.
Billionaire Sistema founder: 'I couldn't afford to buy a beer'
Podcast: Brendan Lindsay who sold his plastics firm for $660 million talks to Liam Dann
Trip Notes: The conversation that made our Travel Editor cry
Listen: The lost dreams of the writers of a travel magazine.
Watch: Enemy of the State - Why Ahmed Zaoui knew it was time to go home
John Keir catches up with Zaoui and his team and reflects on the case's legacy.
Watch: Enemy of the State - The moment Ahmed Zaoui never thought would happen
One star witness makes all the difference in Zaoui's long fight for freedom.
Watch: Enemy of the State - Inside the court case to decide Ahmed Zaoui's fate
After five years - including time in prison - Ahmed Zaoui finally gets his day in court.
Watch: Enemy of the State - The trip to Europe that changed everything for Zaoui
Lawyer Deborah Manning went overseas to track down the only person who could save Zaoui.
Watch: Enemy of the State - Why Dominican priests gave Ahmed Zaoui sanctuary
Ahmed Zaoui's lawyers were relieved - but concerned - when he finally got bail.