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Passenger bus plummets down ravine in the Phillipines
A passenger bus lost control, travelling down a mountain road and plunged into a ravine in the Phillipines. Video / AP
Woman fatally struck by bus in Albany
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a bus at Albany Bus Station on the North Shore this afternoon.
MetService Severe Weather: December 9th
MetService Severe Weather: December 9th Video / MetService
Watch: Northland Rescue Helicopter's offshore rescue
An injured crewman aboard the bulk carrier 'Majestic' en route from Melbourne to Tauranga was rescued via rescue helicopter off Cape Reinga after falling off a ladder and suffering a serious lower leg injury. Video / Northland Rescue Helicopter
Cabinet leaks, Putin 2024 and Queues for driving tests | Focus Morning Bulletin, December 9
Two Cabinet documents have been leaked in less than a week, Vladimir Putin will run for president again in the 2024 election and Aucklanders waiting up to a year to sit practical driving tests. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Aria Bradley has suffered with little help
Pauline Bradley talks about lack of support for her injured daughter, Aria Bradley, 10 , following car accident. Video / Michael Craig
History of chair design on show
This curious exhibition on now at Objectspace reveals the history of the simple, yet not so simple chair in Aotearoa. Video / Dean Purcell
What are the best beaches in Northland?
Locals say why they think Ruakākā Beach is one of the best beaches in Northland. Video / Northern Advocate
Focus: 10 families left homeless after fire
Folau Vunipola’s family were one of 10 families left homeless after their homes were destroyed by fire in Mangere last week. Video / Alex Burton
Restore Passenger Rail protest
Restore Passenger Rail protest, Great South Road , Epsom. Video / Michael Craig
Prime Minister Luxon visits Hawke's Bay
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said he is going to make sure he is working with the Hawke's Bay community to assess its needs after Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / NZ Herald
Restore Passenger Rail demonstrate in Remuera
Restore Passenger Rail activists marched in protest of the new government's policies. Video / Michael Craig
Focus: Guilty verdicts in 1995 cold case killing
Angela Blackmoore was murdered in her Christchurch home in 1995. Video / George Heard
Meditation for releasing upper body tension with Niamh
Niamh Ryan takes you through a meditation to help release tension in your upper body. Video / Studio Red
Our Heroes 2023
Our Heroes celebrates fellow Kiwis who inspired us in 2023, whether through acts of bravery or kindness, a standout achievement or a lifetime's contribution, often previously unrecognised. Video / Ben Dickens
Tree harvester watches out for Kiwi
Watching out for kiwi, Justin Andersen owner of JPA Logging has been harvesting pine trees inside Cape Sanctuary wildlife restoration project. Video / Warren Buckland
Markets with Madison: Best of business
You didn’t think I’d attend the best event in business and not bring you along with me, did you? Join me at the Deloitte Top 200 Business awards to find out what’s on executive’s minds and how they’re positioning for 2024. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Unexplained death in Albany
A person was found unresponsive on O’Brien Rd in Lucas Heights around 12.30am. Video / Hayden Woodward
Rotary funds new radios for HB surf life saving
After Cyclone Gabrielle HB surf life saving clubs needed to replace their radios. Stortford Rotary have donated funds to purchase radio communications modules. Video / Warren Buckland Reporter / Michaela Gower
Question time, Cook Strait blowout and Auckland crime | Focus Morning Bulletin, December 8
Fiery day in the House as Parliament gets back to business, Cook Strait cost blowout lands with the Finance Minister and how Auckland Council is addressing crime in the city in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / Interislander / AP / Parliament TV / NZHerald
Inside Rosewood Cape Kidnappers: Touring the lodge
A tour of Rosewood Cape Kidnappers Luxury Lodge. Video / Jason Oxenham
Inside Rosewood Cape Kidnappers: Hoss Vetry
APAC Rosewood Hotel Group Vice President of Operations Hoss Vetry Hotel Group on taking over Rosewood Cape Kidnappers. Video / Jason Oxenham
Inside Rosewood Cape Kidnappers: Jay Robertson
Jay Robertson, who has been CEO of Robertson Lodges, talks about the handover to Rosewood Hotels and Resort. Video / Jason Oxenham
Focus: Luxon asked why the Government is not calling for an immediate ceasefire
Prime Minister Chris Luxon was asked why the Government is not calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Video / Mark Mitchell
Grand Theft Auto blows up the internet
With the release of the trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI, NZ Herald visual journalist Ben Dickens breaks down the legacy the franchise has already made and what is to come. Video / Ben Dickens
Restore Passenger Rail disrupts council meeting calling for climate action
Jonty Coulson from Restore Passenger Rail spoke to Auckland Council calling for climate action. Auckland councillor Chris Darby spoke in support of the protest. Video / Restore Passenger Rail / Auckland Council
Deloitte Top 200 Company of the Year
Sukhinder-Singh Cassidy speaks about Xero winning the Company of the Year award at the Deloitte Top 200 awards. Video / Alyse Wright
Deloitte Top 200 Chairperson of the Year
Rob Hewett speaks about winning the Chairperson of the Year award at the Deloitte Top 200 awards. Video / Alyse Wright
Deloitte top 200 Visionary Leader winner
Sir Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger speak about winning the Visionary Leader award at the Deloitte top 200 awards. Video / Alyse Wright
Scattered glass, police pay and pre-loved Christmas | Focus Morning Bulletin, December 7
School athletics organisers find broken glass scattered on field, police pay issues rise amid the new minister’s expectations and why more Kiwis are buying second-hand this Christmas in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald / ABC Australia
Deloitte Top 200 winners
The NZ Herald interview some of the winners from the Deloitte Top 200 awards night. Video / NZ Herald
ANZ Treasurer Penny Dell named Young Executive of the Year
ANZ Treasurer Penny Dell named Young Executive of the Year. Video / Carson Bluck
Tourism Holdings’ Grant Webster named CEO of the Year
Tourism Holdings’ Grant Webster named CEO of the Year. Video / Carson Bluck
Focus: David Seymour defends the government's policies affecting Māori
Act leader David Seymour defended the government's policies affecting Māori following a call by the Māori King for a hui. Video / Mark Mitchell
Focus: Luxon on bonus payments to te reo Māori fluent civil servants and teachers
Prime Minister Chris Luxon was asked about the government's intention to stop bonuses to civil servants and teachers who learn to speak te reo Māori. Video / Mark Mitchell
Focus: Christopher Luxon makes first speech to Parliament as new PM
Focus Live: Christopher Luxon makes first speech to Parliament as new PM. Video / NZ Herald
Farewell for Rob Sturch Hastings Boys' High principal
A powerful farewell haka for a principal of 21 years sent chills up the spine of funeral-goers. Video / Warren Buckland
Focus: Students protest against 'sexist' uniform policy
A group of approximately 20 Long Bay College students and parents gathered in protest amid a dispute over uniform compliance. Video / Corey Fleming
Greg Foran on the next step for battery planes
Air New Zealand CEO Greg Foran discusses the next step for battery-powered planes. Video / Michael Craig