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Kristyl Neho brings 30 characters to the stage in Tangihanga, a Māori story inspired by her upbringing inside the world of funerals. Video / Wahanui Productions
Former Facebook drug buyer speaks to the Herald's Michael Morrah.
Aimee Didierjean on the stigma in gymnastics, competing in tight uniforms while navigating pads and tampons, and how intense training led to her period arriving late.
Reporter Indi is splashing around with Team Dot Bot, a group of Christchurch tamariki who have just returned from a worldwide aquabot competition in Washington DC.
Secondary school teachers plan to strike next Wednesday, rejecting a 1% pay rise offer. Video / RNZ
Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick told to leave House again after refusing to apologise for her remarks inferring that Government MPs lacked spine. Video / Parliament TV
Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick ordered to leave House again as Parliament meets. Video / Parliament TV
Luxon was highly critical of the Israeli leader following the latest Gaza attack. Video / Mark Mitchell
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David Blakey, Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Commodore, joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW. Video / Herald NOW
Professor Michael Baker Otago University epidemiologist joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW.
Frank Ritchie, Media Chaplaincy NZ Founder on the recent Media wellbeing survey. Video / Herald NOW
As more women build wealth, banks and advisers are focusing on how they manage their finances.
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Beef + Lamb NZ CEO Kit Arkwright on rising mince prices and what’s driving the beefed-up cost of a classic pie.
Canterbury’s mental health services have been slammed by a new report after two people were murdered by mental health patients. Video / Herald NOW
Act leader David Seymour and Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick join Ryan Bridge on the political panel.
Proposal for a canal beside Takapuna Golf Course aims to be cheaper, faster, and keep all 18 holes intact. Video / Herald NOW
Hospitality NZ chief executive Steve Armitage on the need for a bed night levy and what it could help fund. Video / Herald NOW
Act leader David Seymour and Greens co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick join Ryan Bridge on the political panel.
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Sailor Liv Mackay on navigating the challenges of being the sole female on her team and how she manages her period while spending long hours at sea.
Reporter Mylah-Rose is at Eye On Nature 2025, a fashion show where kids can win big bucks using recycled materials to make stunning garments that will blow your socks off.
Today on The Front Page, University of Otago senior politics professor Dr Leon Goldsmith is with us to unpack the complexities of this never-ending conflict.
Tauranga's Flynn Chisholm breaks the New Zealand record for a Døds dive, leaping from a 40m cliff in Majorca. Video / Instagram @fizzysends
Commuters wait on a full train as infrastructure issues suspend train operations.
Speaker Gerry Brownlee told her to leave the House for the rest of the week due to her remarks. Video / Parliament Video
Ministry of Health Director of Mental Health Dr John Crawshaw and Health NZ National Director, Mental Health and Addictions Service Enhancement Phil Grady address the media.
Nearly 300 children from around Rotorua got the chance to train with NBA star Steven Adams today. Video / Kelly Makiha
NZ Herald Afternoon News Update | NZ's economic outlook and Aotea Square bomb scare
Aotea Square was evacuated after an unidentified bag was found, sparking fears of a potential bomb threat. Video / Alyse Wright
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Labour leader Chris Hipkins in the aftermath of the latest polls. Video / Mark Mitchell
Ministry of Health Director of Mental Health Dr John Crawshaw and Health NZ National Director, Mental Health and Addictions Service Enhancement Phil Grady address the media.