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K-Pop and K-Hip Hop star Jay Park in NZ for Serenades and Body Rolls tour. Video / Dean Purcell
The trial for a man accused of murdering five people in a Wellington fire started today. The man has pleaded not guilty to five counts of murder and two counts of arson.
A woman has been given bail without plea after a dead newborn baby was found in Albert Park.
NZ Herald Afternoon Update | Loafers Lodge murder trial begins in Wellington, man dies after sand dune collapse, and Luxon happy to delay police recruitment.
Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis speak to the media
Law student Sean O'Loughlin won a legal battle with Auckland Transport over a raised crossing. The dispute involved speed-bumps on The Parade, Bucklands Beach. Video/Dean Purcell
NZ Herald sports journalist and Newstalk ZB's Nathan Lim on the Herald NOW sports panel.
Pleakley the tūī's chatty nature has made the bird a popular attraction at the Ōtorohanga Kiwi House. He knows around 10-15 phrases, surprising guests as he says them.
A 36-year-old woman has been charged with concealing the dead body of a child and will appear in Auckland District Court.
Titirangi Olive Kitchen and Bar owner Rahul Uppal on the impact of Scenic Drive reopening.
NZ Herald Business Investigations Reporter Matt Nippert on the drama of the Zuru nappy trial.
Markets Outlook with Forsyth Barr: Forsyth Barr Investment Strategist Zoe Wallis says it's still a buyer's market.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon talks to Ryan Bridge about changes to major events fund, police training issues and planned projects to stimulate the economy.
Auckland Transport Chief Executive Dean Kimpton speaks with Ryan Bridge about removing level crossings in Auckland to improve safety, remove congestion and free up roads.
Business with 2degrees: Banks overvalue $996m of flood-prone homes and bank capital requirements could be eased by Reserve Bank.
Can the Black Ferns win the cup? Former Black Fern and Sky Sport Analyst Les Elder joins Herald NOW as the Black Ferns kick off their world cup campaign.
Simplicity chief economist Shamubeel Eaquab speaks with Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge.
Gang tensions and a spate of shootings are causing concern in Horowhenua, with Mayor Bernie Wanden saying residents are anxious.
Assistant Commissioner Tusha Penny speaks with Herald NOW about a survey that shows new cops are 'barely' equipped for the beat.
NZ Herald Morning News Update | Police training under review and newborn baby found dead in Auckland’s Albert Park.
Chief Customs Officer Nigel Barnes, is with us to discuss how they’re cracking down on illegal tobacco.
Shayne Currie talks with Pic Picot, an inspirational Kiwi and the founder of Pic's Peanut Butter. Video / NZ Herald
The trial over the deadly Loafers Lodge hostel fire is starting in the Wellington High Court.
Reporter Lexi-Anahera is at Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Kōtuku, where the tamariki are training in the traditional Māori martial art, Mau Rākau.
Senior police raised issues in a survey obtained exclusively by the Herald's investigative reporter Michael Morrah.
Los Pumas have scored a victory over the All Blacks in Argentina, 29-23. Video / Sky Sport
NZ Herald Morning News Update | Muriwai dune collapse. Protests in Tel Aviv over famine in Gaza. Alert over man propositioning teens in Christchurch. Video / NZ Herald
Nin's Bin is an iconic crayfish caravan just outside Kaikōura, along State Highway 1, and is now in its third generation of family ownership. Video / Shayne Currie
Jack Boon, 19, plays bagpipes before sheep musters at Omarama Station, continuing an old tradition. Video / NZ Merino
Meghan Markle has shared a new clip of her husband Prince Harry surfing. Video / Instagram
All Blacks forward coach Jason Ryan outlines where improvements are being demanded. Video / Liam Napier
Famine is declared in Gaza by the United Nations. The FBI are raiding thte home and office of a former national security advisor to Donald Trump.
The tour bus was carrying passengers home after a trip to Niagara Falls when it crashed. Video / AFP
This South Island village is the smallest in New Zealand, based on the number of permanent residents - officially, only 10. Video / George Heard
Two years after a shotgun blast to the face, an Auckland police detective shares the life lessons - and surprising new business venture - helping him through his recovery.
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust board chair Marama Royal has a mysterious Norwegian family link Video \ Jason Dorday