Hawke's Bay's Thomsen family rise from the mud after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Host Nick Mills discusses supermarkets and the state of the economy with the Finance Minister
Gabriel Muller from Material Impact talks to Ryan Bridge about what communities can do to reduce the impact of flood events.
Ask Me Anything Podcast Host Paula Bennett and BusinessDesk's Dileepa Fonseka talk to Ryan Bridge about culling feral cats and business confidence on the rise.
Dr Natalie Lloyd talks to Ryan Bridge about the NZ Veterinary Association joining calls for feral cats to be added to Predator 2025 list.
Gorilla Technology CEO Paul Spain talks tech with Ryan Bridge thanks to Noel Leeming
A report reveals systemic, preventable violence against women and girls, urging recognition of femicide as a crisis
'It is so beautiful' - NZ Herald Property Editor talks to Herald NOW about the new CRL midtown station in central Auckland
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray talks to Ryan Bridge about a mega merger being considered for multiple ministries.
A new study investigated unusual occurrences of Orca attempting to share prey with people, Ryan Bridge chats to the lead author of the research, Jared Towers
Blue Malosso tells Ryan Bridge her family has lost everything they own after the Motueka River burst its banks last week.
Business NZ CEO Katherine Rich joins Ryan Bridge to talk about business confidence rising for the first time in three months following turmoil caused by Trump's tariffs
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith joins Herald now to discuss the Government's new announcement and sentence structure for a one-punch attack, also known as a 'coward's punch'.
Reporter Aniella interviews Annabelle, an amazing kid recovering from a brain tumour with the help of her therapy pets.
The sisters and their mother spoke to Michael Morrah to raise awareness about the dangers of social media. Video / Michael Morrah, Mike Scott
Eveni Pacific opened its first Auckland store in November. It is now looking at more stores around Aotearoa.
Longer sentences for ‘coward’s punch’, burst water pipe closes street, and jury deliberates on mushroom poisoning case.
Videos show fire crews carrying a person through the water and scooter rider driving through flooded street.
A 17-year-old player from Southern shoulder charged the referee. Video / Taranaki Rugby
MetService Weather: 2nd of July - 4th of July. Video / Metservice
Patrick Brockie, City Rail Link chief executive, explains features of new station. Video / Michael Craig
Christopher Luxon holds a post-Cabinet press conference
Whānau Ora Minister Tama Potaka says he wants transparency from the new agencies. Photo / Mark Mitchell
Erin Patterson has been on trial for the murder of her parents-in-law Don and Gail Patterson and Gail's sister Heather Wilkinson after serving them food containing death caps.
Two people were killed when firefighters tackling a blaze were ambushed by gunmen in an ongoing standoff in the northwestern US state of Idaho, the local sheriff said. Video / AFP
Eileen Greenwood celebrated her 102nd birthday at Radius Millstream in Ashburton. She said the key to her long and happy life was to 'just keep busy'. Video / George Heard
Paul Goldsmith makes a law and order announcement
An electric vehicle went up in flames in Westmere overnight, damaging another vehicle and the outside of a home. Video/ Herald NOW
Kiwi country music queen Kaylee Bell chats to Mitchell Hageman at the Aotearoa Music Awards 2025. Video / Carson Bluck
Ryan Bridge talks to fruit and vege expert Glenn Forsyth about the best buys this season.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon joins Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge to talk law and order, allegations of misuse of Whānau Ora funds and NATO summit.
Former Olympic Swimmer David Gerrard speaks about NZ athletes being warned sportswear contamination could be a doping risk. Video / Herald NOW
Investment Strategist Zoe Wallis on Markets Outlook with Forsyth Barr. Video / Herald NOW
Sports panel Winston Aldworth and Chris Reive join Ryan Bridge to talk Liam Lawson best result in Austria and the weekend's Warriors loss.
The Greyhound Racing CEO says the forced closure of greyhound racing could cost taxpayers $40m.
A towering Buddhist statue is set tower over rural Waiwera Valley with neighbours upset Auckland Council approved its construction without seeking their input. Video / Herald NOW
Why your cash in the bank is about to become safer, 2degrees Business with Business Desk's Garth Bray: 30 June 2025
Herald NOW: Daily Weather Update: June 30 2025.
Emergency Management and Recovery Minister Mark Mitchell talks to Ryan Bridge after floods in Marlborough and Tasman Districts. Video / Herald NOW