The team relive some of the moments over the sporting weekend including the controversial yellow card in the All Blacks match, The Warriors get back on track and Marc tries his hand at Disc golf.
Bay Oval will host seven internationals this summer season. Video / Tauranga City Council
The broadcaster of the year discusses the art of political interviews and politicians' evasive answers.
Bombardiro Crocodilo! What is brain rot, and how are kids using AI to be smarter? Reporter Mason investigates the good, the bad, and the confusingly hilarious.
Whanau Ora releases 30-minute advert encouraging people to switch to the Māori roll. Video / Mark Mitchell
Acting Prime Minister speaks on Iran-Israel ceasefire and Judith Collins' claims about primary teacher pay. Video / NZ Herald, AFP
Keleesah Reweti, daughter of homicide victim Patrick Reweti, reacts after her father's killer, Chalton Lawson, was found not guilty of his murder on the grounds of insanity.
Reporter Rudhraaksh is at a North Harbour Radio Control Car Club race, where kids are hitting the track with radio-controlled cars that drive (and crash!) up to 80 kph.
Kyro Uri, Rotorua Maroon first five, will take the field in this week's Tai Mitchell Rugby Tournament in Rotorua. Video / Supplied
Kāinga Ora could be facing a hefty loss on an empty Wellington lot purchased during the capital’s recent property boom and now valued for millions less.
A world-first Kiwi-developed food technology that upcycles horticultural waste into high-value products is set to reduce NZ’s dependence on imported food ingredients.
Westpac Chopper Appeal: Help keep the chopper flying Donate now to the Westpac Chopper Appeal to save lives across NZ.
Patrick McAteer of Sotheby's Realty on why sales for $10m-plus properties have more than doubled since 2020
Could New Zealand really host its own Disneyland? Entertainment reporter, Mitch Hageman gives an update on Entertainment news.
What do you do with your portfolio in the current climate? Mark Richardson talks personal finance with Forsyth Barr.
US President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Israel and Iran had been "fighting so long and so hard that they don't know what the f*** they're doing".
Green Party Co-Leader and Act Leader David Seymour talk to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW's political panel on Israel-Iran conflict and the gas exploration fund.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge on latest developments in the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Government's 'green bank' was losing money and underperforming, BusinessDesk's Garth Bray talks business with 2degrees.
Herald NOW: Daily Weather Update: June 25 2025
National primary healthcare company Tend becomes its own primary health organisation, allowing for direct contracting with Health NZ.
Figures released under the Official Information Act show 526 students were stood down, suspended or excluded for using or having a weapon at school last year.
Rebuild will demolish all but one building and create $336m village called The Point Mission Bay. Video / Eastcliffe
Act leader David Seymour is rejecting claims his controversial Regulatory Standards Bill could lead to corporations seeking compensation if their property rights are affected.
Conflicting claims from the White House and Iran over a ceasefire, and the Reserve Bank is lending less to businesses than it recorded 5 years ago. Video / NZ Herald, AFP
Police have launched an investigation after a Wellington homeowner uncovered human remains in their garden. Video / Ethan Manera
Finance Minister Nicola Willis says it's still not clear what disruption the war has inflicted on oil supply chains. Video / Mark Mitchell
Herald Travel writer, Sarah Pollok talks to Ryan Bridge about the latest winter travel trends.
Herald NOW's panel Jose Pagani and Matty McLean join Ryan Bridge to talk new wellington toilet, "fridge cigarettes" & Israel Iran conflict
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark joins Herald NOW to explain how she views the US strikes on Iran and what needs to happen next
Noel Leeming's chief operations officer talks to Ryan Bridge about the impact of Microsoft support for Windows 10 ending in October.
Pinnacles Health CEO, Justin Butcher on the $175 boost in funding the Government hopes will lead to faster care.
Chiefs midfielder Quinn Tupaea is back in the Black jersey following the All Blacks naming on Monday.
BusinessDesk's Garth Bray talks business with 2degrees, virtual fencing firm Halter reaches billion-dollar status and how much would you pay for a single Kiwifruit?
What are your rights with the new healthy homes rules? Ryan Bridge speaks to Matt Ball from the NZ Property Federation and Zac Thomas from Renters United.
Herald NOW: Daily Weather Update: June 24 2025
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