September 27 2021 There are 12 new cases of Covid-19 in the community today. The seven-day rolling average of Covid cases in NZ is now 15, compared with 17 last week and 19 the week before.
Tech Journalist Peter Griffin chats the future of AI generated art with Ryan Bridge. Video / Herald NOW
Mike Thorpe NZ Herald Senior Reporter gives an update on the Stewart Island death
Stocks slide as Trump Reveals tariffs, Garth Bray from BusinessDesk on Herald Now
Labour leader Chris Hipkins on Covid inquiry, Tāmaki Makaurau, banks and tax. Video / Herald NOW
Auckland council’s flood prevention plan could cut Takapuna Golf Club in half — but one club spokesperson says it doesn’t have to be that way.
Rescuers in Texas continue the search for dozens of missing people, including children, swept away by flash floods that killed more than 80 people. Video / Herald NOW
Criminal psychologist on the mushroom trial - why were we all so fascinated / what could have driven her to do it? Video / Herald NOW
Emergency services are at the scene of a submerged car in Christchurch’s Avon River.
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson said his side would focus on improving their finishing in the days before the second test in Wellington.
Jury finds mushroom cook guilty of murders, Texas flooding death toll climbs and Covid inquiry continues.
The new onion variety is a first for the New Zealand market.
The Australian woman accused of murdering three people with poisonous mushrooms has been found guilty on all charges.
The Act leader responded to questions about it emerged the Finance Minister was assessing banks' tax settings. Video / Mark Mitchell
As the Regulatory Standards Bill goes before a select committee, Seymour responded to some of the criticism. Video / Mark Mitchell
David Seymour speaks to the media on the Regulatory Standards Bill, with the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee hearing the first day of oral submissions.
Legendary brick builders from around the world compete for the title of Grandmaster of the Galaxy in the new series airing on Three. Video / Warner Bros. Discovery
All Blacks Coach Scott Robertson speaks to the media
The Government is tweaking its flagship family tax policy by increasing the maximum refund amount and lifting the income threshold. Video / Mark Mitchell
Miss Universe NZ winner Abby Sturgin speaks to Ryan Bridge on her double life as a dedicated frontline police officer and pageant model. Video / Herald NOW
Kate Mounter Founder of Parachute First Aid on her tailored kits for families.
NZME sports reporters Bonnie Jansen and Christopher Reive give a sports update. Video / Herald NOW
Jenée Tibshraeny NZ Herald Wellington Business Editor on the OCR announcement on Wednesday.
Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour speaks to Ryan Bridge in the HeraldNow studio. Video / Herald NOW
Grant Illingworth KC spoke to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge about the second phase of the Covid-19 inquiry.
A Market outlook thanks to our sponsors, Forsyth Barr. Video / Herald NOW
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.
Passengers taking domestic flights in China have been banned from carrying uncertified power banks due to concerns over potential safety risks.
More than 200 people were able to enter New Zealand on work visas for defunct businesses later exposed as fronts for a vast network of cannabis ‘grow houses’ in Auckland.
Anna Catlet, Mother of three, explains what she thinks is wrong with the FamilyBoost policy.
Exclusive: The Finance Minister has confirmed to the Herald tax settings are under consideration ahead of next year’s Budget.
Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour sits down with Heather du Plessis-Allan live in-studio.
Benjamin Woods masqueraded as an 11-year-old girl to gain the trust of his victims.
Twinkle twinkle little drone! Reporter Kanoa is in Rotorua, where the Aronui Arts Festival and 300 of its best drone friends take to the skies to tell magical Matariki stories.
A large fire has broken out at an apartment building in Māngere that was still under construction. Video / NZ Herald, Supplied