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Electoral Reform Working Group Chair Nick Smith talks to Ryan Bridge about recommendations to revive local democracy.
Macleans College Principal Steve Hargreaves on the Government's decision to ditch open-plan classrooms.
Government pulls the plug on open-plan classrooms and Oranga Tamariki decides to not publicise reoffending from youth in bootcamps planned for next year. Video / Herald NOW
It came after Israel warned Syria to leave its Druze minority alone.
Associated Press correspondent Eric Tucker joins The Front Page to discuss the controversy that has riled up the Maga base.
Reporter Cuba finds out what’s cooking at KickStart Breakfast Club, a program in hundreds of schools across Aotearoa where kids can get some kai before heading off to class.
The Markets with Madison host on going independent, her big business interviews, and why tall poppy syndrome is making way for success stories.
Paul Gallen reflects on his boxing career and his long-awaited win against Sonny Bill Williams following the main event match fight in Sydney. Video / Alyse Wright
Self-appointed river monitor and concerned local Roddy Hapati Pihema discovers a freedom camper was still parked in a flood-prone area at Kawakawa, despite his earlier warning.
An allegedly stolen vehicle was fleeing police in Gisborne last Friday when a member of the public deliberately rammed it.
MetService Afternoon Weather: July 16, 2025. Video / MetService
The three people killed in a crash in Waiuku yesterday are an adult and two children. Video / NZ Herald
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that Syrian government forces and their allies had executed 19 people in and around Sweida. Video / NZ Herald
Celebrity Journalist Jonathon Moran talks about his career, mental health and new book 'Mental As Anyone'
Herald NOW panel with Newstalk ZB Host Tyler Adams and Journalist Carmen Parahi
Chief Lifestyle and Entertainment Reporter Jenni Mortimer gives an update on all things entertainment. Video / Herald Now
Simplicity Chief Economist Shamubeel Eaqub talks to Ryan Bridge on how the economy needs to adjust to ageing population.
LGNZ Conference: Tauranga Mayor calls for a review of local government sector. Video / Herald NOW
NZ Herald political reporter Jamie Ensor on the coalition Government as they dismiss claims they're in disarray.
Forsyth Barr Personal Finance with Investment Advisor Mark Richardson. Video / Herald Now
Newstalk ZB South Island News Director Claire Sherwood on Council motion to investigate safe parking for staff working night shifts at Christchurch Hospital Video / Herald Now
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray
Boxer and trainer Shane Cameron previews Sonny Bill Williams and Paul Gallen fight. Video / Herald Now
Bowel Cancer NZ CEO Peter Huskinson tells Ryan Bridge one in four Kiwis can't name a single symptom of the country's second-deadliest cancer.
Herald NOW: Daily Sport Update: July 16 2025. Video / Herald Now
Greens Co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick and Act Leader David Seymour look at the local government refocus, the UN letter and taking Fringe Benefit Tax off health insurance.
Fatal crash in Waiuku, government questioned, Kiwi rail under scrutiny and support continues for the Nelson-Tasman area. Video / Herald Now
The Front Page talks to volcanologist Jan Lindsay about the likelihood of an eruption.
Reporter Angelina is at Stanhope School, where the Wednesday Challenge has tamariki winning prizes and the fight against climate change by biking to school.
The death of Tyla's son Reign has sparked a crusade. Video / David Fisher
Three people have died in a crash near Waiuku after a vehicle ended up in water.
Sonny Bill Williams and Paul Gallen meet face to face for the final time before Wednesday night's fight at the official weigh-in. Video / Alyse Wright
Dr Patrick Kelly has said that police and Oranga Tamariki routinely ignored clear signs of child abuse without consulting health professionals.
A Bay of Plenty driver has been rescued from his vehicle after it was caught by trees when it plunged over a bank towards a stream.
Police have dealt a "significant blow" to the Hells Angels' Whanganui chapter today, charging 19 linked to the gang, including key personnel.
David Seymour withdrew his letter after a meeting with Winston Peters. Video / Mark Mitchell
A caravan was completely destroyed and a motorhome flipped with an elderly man inside as a reported tornado ripped through Tauranga Bay Holiday Park in Kāeo.