There's clear consensus among experts that Kamala Harris emerged victorious after yesterday's action-packed debate against Donald Trump.

The pair clashed over economy, abortion and foreign policy - with Trump spouting outlandish claims about late-term abortions and migrants eating people's pets.

ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper unpacked the fallout from the debate in Pennsylvania.

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There's clear consensus among experts that Kamala Harris emerged victorious after yesterday's action-packed debate against Donald Trump.
The pair clashed over economy, abortion and foreign policy - with Trump spouting outlandish claims about late-term abortions and migrants eating people's pets.
ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper unpacked the fallout from the debate in Pennsylvania.
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With a straight down the middle approach, Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive on Newstalk ZB delivers the very latest news and views to New Zealanders as they wrap up their day.

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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on the fallout from the Trump-Harris debate

Some experts believe huhu grub faming could be the way of the future.

Huhu grubs are being touted as an alternative protein source that could solve food security issues - and potentially help the nation's forestry slash problems.

The Country's Jamie Mackay says there's a history of huhu consumption in New Zealand, with Māori confirming the grubs are safe for consumption. 

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Some experts believe huhu grub faming could be the way of the future.
Huhu grubs are being touted as an alternative protein source that could solve food security issues - and potentially help the nation's forestry slash problems.
The Country's Jamie Mackay says there's a history of huhu consumption in New Zealand, with Māori confirming the grubs are safe for consumption. 
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Jamie Mackay: The Country host on huhu grub farming gaining more interest (1)

Jamie Mackay: The Country host on huhu grub farming gaining more interest

Chocolate, olive oil, butter and takeaway meals have been blamed for pushing up food price inflation in August, according to new reports.

Fresh fruit and vegetable prices kept falling, down 12 percent. Falling kūmara, potatoes, and lettuce prices led the way. Potatoes are now the cheapest they’ve been in three years.

NZ Herald business editor at large explains the factors driving this data.

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Chocolate, olive oil, butter and takeaway meals have been blamed for pushing up food price inflation in August, according to new reports.
Fresh fruit and vegetable prices kept falling, down 12 percent. Falling kūmara, potatoes, and lettuce prices led the way. Potatoes are now the cheapest they’ve been in three years.
NZ Herald business editor at large explains the factors driving this data.
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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent on the fallout from the Trump-Harris debate

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