Hail and lightning in Drury this morning. Video / Will Trafford
Paul Henry updated social media followers on day 8 of his sailing voyage from Auckland to Fiji.
One to watch! Reporter Ollie is in Rotorua, where 12-year-old Kyro’s physical size is no match for his talent, tenacity, and dedication on the rugby field. Video / Kea Kids News
Christopher Luxon says he has spoken to David Seymour about his United Nations letter. Video / Mark Mitchell
The Front Page talks to Liam Dann ahead of the looming August 1 deadline for Trump's tariffs.
New Zealand Naturist Federation President Alice de Wet weighs in on the naked Lotto advertisement.
Public Trust CEO Glenys Talivai tells Ryan Bridge charities recieve $320 million annually through bequests.
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray. Video / Herald NOW
Is micro cruising for you, Why do European airports lose your luggage and Fiji limiting the number of tourists on reefs.
The Prime Minister has commented on the email scandal engulfing Wellington's mayoral race. Video / Mark Mitchell
Heart of the City CEO Viv Beck talks to Ryan Bridge as third annual 'The State of the City' report released.
Tech Talk with Noel Leeming: 15 July 2025. Video / Herald NOW
Business with 2degrees with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray. Video / Herald NOW
Labour Leader Chris Hipkins talks to Ryan Bridge about the Government's decision to scrap Te Pūkenga and the improvement in NCEA numeracy and literacy results.
Funeral Directors Association CEO Gillian Boyes talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge about the high cost of funerals
Animal abuse complaints have increased by 40 percent in a year, according to new stats released exclusively to Herald NOW.
ECPAT National Director, Eleanor Parkes weighs in on whether New Zealand's child pornography and exploitation laws are strong enough.
England have won their third cricket test against India at Lord's and the Steel beat the Stars in Invercargill. Video / Herald NOW
Foreign Minister Winston Peters joined Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to provide more details of his meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
Border officials call for stronger laws on child-like sex dolls and Donald Trump threatens 'very severe' tariffs on Russia. Video / NZ Herald
The Front Page talks to Liam Dann ahead of the looming August 1 deadline for Trump's tariffs.
Sonny Bill Williams and Paul Gallen go head-to-head in a verbal clash at a Sydney press conference ahead of their Wednesday night boxing match. Video / Alyse Wright
New Warriors halfback Tanah Boyd on his first match for the club following the injury to Luke Metcalf, and the long wait for a chance. Video / Michael Burgess
We've rebuilt our website to make it more modern and faster. Video / NZ Herald
Jasmine Cotter, the mother of a murdered five-year-old Malachi Subecz, broke down in court while recalling her last phone call with her son.
Scott Robertson responds to South Africa’s recent offside kickoff and fake lineout tactics against Italy, and the plan to play everyone.
Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference
Lead investigator on the murder of 5-year-old Malachi Subecz and Government hints at energy sector announcement. Video / NZ Herald
Emergency services are at the Rangitoto Ave scene in Remuera after a concrete truck fell on a home killing one person.
Investment Strategist Zoe Wallis joins Ryan Bridge for the Market Outlook with Forsyth Barr. Video / Herald NOW
Whittakers release new limited edition flavour 'Banana Caramel'. What do we think? Video / NZ Herald
BusinessDesk's Garth Bray on Business with 2degrees. Video / Herald NOW
An early morning fire at a commercial building in Parnell was attended by seven fire trucks and one ladder truck.
Four flights were cancelled as thick fog coated Auckland on Monday morning. Video / Michael Craig
Rotorua Daily Post Journalist Kelly Makiha talks to Herald NOW about problems being caused by 'plague of hoons' damaging parks and public spaces.
Former All Black Ian Jones talks to Ryan Bridge about the All Blacks victory against the French on Saturday. Video / NZHerald
The Government is releasing its plan to double the overseas student sector's economic contribution to $7.2 billion by 2034. Video / Herald NOW
Nelson Tasman Civil Defence Duty Controller James Thompson speaks to Ryan Bridge about the immediate recovery in the region and what lies ahead this week.