The vice presidential candidates in the US election clashed in their first and only debate ahead of the 2024 US election.

Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance faced off over the economy, abortion, immigration, the conflict in the Middle East and energy.

ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper says the pair raised some interesting arguments over the future of energy and natural gas - a message some Kiwi politicians should really listen to. 

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The vice presidential candidates in the US election clashed in their first and only debate ahead of the 2024 US election.
Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance faced off over the economy, abortion, immigration, the conflict in the Middle East and energy.
ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper says the pair raised some interesting arguments over the future of energy and natural gas - a message some Kiwi politicians should really listen to.&nbsp;
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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 recaps the Tim Walz-JD Vance debate

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Over in Spain, efforts have begun to search an underground carpark in Valencia - where authorities fear may more be dead after last week's flash flooding.

The deadliest flash flood in modern Spanish history has killed over 217 people so far, with dozens more still unaccounted for.

UK correspondent Gavin Grey says angry crowds have confronted King Felipe VI and thrown mud in protest of the 'woeful' response to the disaster. 

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Over in Spain, efforts have begun to search an underground carpark in Valencia - where authorities fear may more be dead after last week's flash flooding.
The deadliest flash flood in modern Spanish history has killed over 217 people so far, with dozens more still unaccounted for.
UK correspondent Gavin Grey says angry crowds have confronted King Felipe VI and thrown mud in protest of the 'woeful' response to the disaster.&nbsp;
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Gavin Grey: UK correspondent on the ongoing rescue efforts following flash flooding in Spain

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48 hours ahead of the US presidential election, financial markets are gearing up for a Trump victory.

Polls indicate the election result will be close, and some experts are warning people not to adjust just yet.

Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly unpacks the potential financial implications ahead of election day.

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48 hours ahead of the US presidential election, financial markets are gearing up for a Trump victory.
Polls indicate the election result will be close, and some experts are warning people not to adjust just yet.
Harbour Asset Management's Shane Solly unpacks the potential financial implications ahead of election day.
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Shane Solly: Harbour Asset Management spokesperson on financial markets factoring in Trump winning the presidency

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A new survey from Kiwibank reveals a majority of Kiwis think owning a home is crucial to getting ahead in New Zealand - but many feel locked out of the market.

Over two-thirds of non-owners feel pessimistic about home ownership, with millennials in particular believing they won't get on the property ladder.

Kiwibank CEO Steve Jurkovich says people aged 30 to 44 have seen house prices surge the most over their lifetimes - and they feel the most overwhelmed.

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A new survey from Kiwibank reveals a majority of Kiwis think owning a home is crucial to getting ahead in New Zealand - but many feel locked out of the market.
Over two-thirds of non-owners feel pessimistic about home ownership, with millennials in particular believing they won't get on the property ladder.
Kiwibank CEO Steve Jurkovich says people aged 30 to 44 have seen house prices surge the most over their lifetimes - and they feel the most overwhelmed.
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Steve Jurkovich: Kiwibank CEO on the new report revealing millennials feel locked out of the housing market

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Barry Soper: ZB senior political correspondent recaps the Tim Walz-JD Vance debate

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