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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been summoned to the High Court to give evidence in a fraud trial in December, according to new reports.
Mountbatten-Windsor was not accused of wrongdoing, but he's set to give evidence and take questions in relation to a case where a wealthy woman alleges she was misled by her former financial adviser.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey says it's unclear if he will appear in person, but it could be 'embarrassing' for the royal family if he's questioned about his financial arrangements.
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Some traders in financial markets have expressed concerns about the impact of a potential left-wing Government as the 2026 election enters the final stretch.
The concerns are around more Government spending and more policies aimed at lifting wages without boosting productivity, which could add more pressure to inflation.
NZ Herald Wellington business editor Jenee Tibshraeny explained further.
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The major tech companies have reported their results, and the data is offering some new insights into the sector.
Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet have reported positive results, but their share prices have dropped.
Milford Asset Management expert Stephanie Batchelor unpacked the results further.
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Tonight on The Huddle, Auckland councillor Maurice Williamson and Jack Tame from ZB's Saturday Mornings and Q&A joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!
NZ First candidate Michael Laws has faced backlash from all sides of the political aisle after making some questionable comments about Opportunity Party members. How bad does this look? Will this incident cost NZ First some votes?
Who's set to win the election - the left bloc or right bloc? What are the latest polling numbers telling us?
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The 2026 election is set to wrap up this coming Saturday, and Labour's Barbara Edmonds is feeling hopeful.
The major parties have been reaching out to voters, and Labour will be feeling a boost off the back of recent polling data.
Edmonds says the mood feels different from the 2023 election.
"Chippy's had a hard three years, he's had to keep us unified - and then here he is, three days left... again, high energy."
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