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Rupert Carlyon: What's the first step for wanna-be investors?

Greg Pain: When do you need to start thinking about bone health?

Ron Mark: former Defence Minister on his return to NZ First

Paul Henry: ACT Party candidate on the party's crackdown on bad behaviour in schools

Sara Chatwin: How do you help your teens pick a career?

Bryan Thomson: Are Townhouses good, bad, or both?

The Panel: Winston's outburst and Opportunity's party list

Martin Hawes: The good, the bad, and the ugly of debt

Allyson Gofton: Supermarkets vs specialists

Nicola Willis: Finance Minister on National's new paid parental leave policy

Chlöe Swarbrick: Greens co-leader on the party's planned one-year moratorium on AI data centres

Mary Willow: Modern vs traditional parenting styles

Peter Norris: What on earth is a property market reset?

The Panel: Problematic politicians and Trump troubles come in threes this week

Andrew Bascand & Sue Walker: Harbour Asset Management Co-CEO and Harbour Asset Management Senior Manager discuss energy payments

Claire Turnbull: What fruits and veg should you keep an eye out for in winter?

Peter Dunne: Former United Future Leader reacts to NZ First Campaign Launch

Paul Goldsmith: National aims to reduce sexual offending with new consent definition

John Cowan: Should kids under-16 have smartphones?

Mike Atkinson: Renting red flags you might miss for landlords and tenants

The Panel: Paul Henry enters politics, US insider trading, and Peters' 'snivelling wokesters' jab

Sharon Chandra: Prenups can be challenged

Alex Flint: How do you stay fit after 40?

Wayne Brown: City-to-city relationships are the future of trade

Anne-Marie Brady: Geopolitical Commentator on the fish hooks of partnering with larger countries

Sylvie Thrush-Marsh: What should you keep an eye out for in your employment contract?

Todd McClay: Trade Minister on National's new trade-focused election policy

Edwin Paul: Chair of India New Zealand Business Council on India FTA, Modi's visit and Winston Peter's comments

Sara Chatwin: It's okay to interfere with your child's friendships

Ed McKnight: The property ladder is still worth climbing and holding on to

The Panel: Taylor Swift gets married at Madison Square Garden, Michael Laws for NZ First, were the Michelin stars worth it?

Amanda Morrall: Don't pounce on every good deal you see

Dr Michel Neeff: Hearing loss is totally preventable with better awareness

Nicole McKee: New ACT Deputy Leader explains party's goals ahead for elections

David Seymour: ACT Party Leader on aiming to downsize Government

The Panel: Winston versus National, Winston versus Act, who's next on Winston's Warpath?

Nichole Lewis: Will property ever become part of retirement planning again?

Stephanie Pow: Kids, pocket money and parental control - where do we start?

Nathan Stanners: The pros and cons of National's compulsory Kiwisaver policy

Dr John Cameron: Regular check ups with your GP are crucial

The Panel: Immigration staff scandal, 4 hour traffic jams and Wayne versus Winston

Bryan Thomson: How would a Capital Gains Tax affect the market?

Maneesh Deva: Is kids being bored without their phones such a bad thing?

John Cowan: Teaching your kids to drive

Alex Martelli: Has New Zealand finally fallen out of love with property?

The Panel: Winston's tirade, public transport caps and emergency alerts

Janet Xuccoa: Your list of trustees has to be tight and reputable

Alex Bartle: Bad sleep can be tied to life-shortening conditions

Simeon Brown: Health Minister on the Government's changes to the Medicines Act

Adam Pearse: NZ Herald deputy political editor on Chris Luxon's visit to Australia