Finance Minister Bill English along with Labour Finance spokesman David Parker give their analysis and opinion during the New Zealand Herald Mood of the Boardroom report.
MetService national weather July 31 - August 3. Video / MetService
From regional TV station to global gold standard documentary production: the story of Natural History New Zealand.
Near the start of the livestream of the council meeting, Brown discusses absent councillors. Video / Auckland Council
A person has been spotted surfing at Scarborough Beach despite a national tsunami warning. Video / Supplied
Judith Collins and Winston Peters say the base will help in the fight against transnational crime. Video / Mark Mitchell
Liam Napier and Elliott Smith discuss injury gaps, who will cover the third halfback role and the Lions' win in the lead-up to the All Blacks tour squad naming. Video / NZ Herald
Mike Seawright, Director of ReliefAid, speaks to Ryan Bridge about the situation on the ground in Gaza and what urgent action is required to relieve the issues of hunger there.
Business with 2degrees: Kiwibank $500M cap raise landing flat and the flightpath for the new Air NZ chief executive.
The Emergency Management and Recovery Minister discusses the tsunami threat for NZ after the 8.8 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Russia.
Bonnie Jansen and Liam Napier on the sports panel to talk cricket, the NPC kicking off and the appointment of the new Phoenix coach.
Latest news on the US economy and Trump's trade tariffs, Business with 2degrees with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.
Kiwis have been told to remain alert for 'strong and unusual currents and unpredictable surges at the shore'.
Footage of flooding in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Video / Bay of Plenty Helicopters, supplied
Auckland Business Chamber CEO Simon Bridges and ERGANZ CEO Bridget Abernethy talk to Herald NOW about the future structure of power companies in NZ.
Kiwis have been told to remain alert for 'strong and unusual currents and unpredictable surges at the shore'
Resource Minister Shane Jones talks to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW about plans to double geothermal energy and mine minerals.
A magnitude 8.8 quake struck off the coast of eastern Russia on Wednesday triggering tsunami alerts across the Pacific.
Tsunami threat likely to remain, nurses warn this is only the beginning and prospect of more competition in banking sector.
Matt Henry once again shone in his role as the leader of New Zealand’s attack, as his 6/39 skittled Zimbabwe for just 149.
Video captures driver weaving across state highway into path of oncoming traffic narrowly avoiding crashes.
Facebook owner Meta claims to prohibit illegal sales, but sellers feel 'bulletproof'.
Reporter Harriet is at the Auckland Cavy Club Winter Championship, where kids are combing, coiffing, and cuddling their guinea pigs’ way to Best in Show. Video / KKN
Media Insider podcast: Sky TV CEO Sophie Moloney on sports rights, buying Three for $1, and winning back customers.
NZ Herald senior investigative reporter Michael Morrah has been looking into the array of illicit items popping up on Facebook Marketplace, and joins us today on The Front Page.
Sirens blast in Naalehu and gridlock traffic in Waikiki amid tsunami warning. Video / AFP
Hawaii officials urge people to evacuate ahead of a possible tsunami impact. Video / AFP
Simeon Brown is calling on the NZ Nurses Organisation and Health NZ to get back to the negotiating table. Video / Mark Mitchell
NZ Civil Defence has advised that an earthquake near Russia has created tsunami activity. Video / Auckland Emergency Management
Waves crashed on to the coastline of Japan today as a massive earthquake in Russia triggered tsunami warnings.
The rain did not stop an estimated 200 NZNO members picketing outside the hospital. Video / NZ Herald
Footage from inside Boeing's 737 production facility in Renton, Washington, and the 737 and 787 Dreamliner in flight. Video / Boeing
Nurses strike nationwide today to protest their staffing levels and wages. Gloriavale member Howard Temple found guilty of indecent assault. Video / NZ Herald
Over 36,000 nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and kaimahi hauora will strike for 24 hours from 9am Wednesday. Video / Dean Purcell
Striking nurses and their supporters braved dreary weather on Wednesday morning. Gisborne nurse Michell Krawczyk spoke about the strike. Video / NZ Herald
Simon Wilson and Deborah Pead on Herald NOW's panel. Video / Herald Now
Personal Finance with Forsyth Barr. Video / Herald NOW
South Island news with Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood. Video / Herald Now
Jenni Mortimer talks entertainment on Herald NOW.