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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Faith Ward affirms her Kiwi identity
Talking to ZM’s Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley, new Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Faith Ward spoke of her pride in being a Welly girl.
Man charged with murder after death of woman
A 36-year-old man has been charged with murder following the death of a woman in Christchurch last night.
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Who did it? 65 calves stolen from Dannevirke farm
Dannevirke Police Sergeant Gary McKernon on the investigation into the theft of 65 calves from a Dannevirke farm.
'We need to be thinking about moving' - call to shift towns ahead of climate change impact
Environmental Defence Society Policy Director Raewyn Peart talks to Ryan Bridge about the urgent need to resettle towns to reduce climate change impact.
Why do lithium batteries catch fire?
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Watch: First look at behind the scenes Auckland FC documentary series
Auckland FC CEO Nick Becker talks to Ryan Bridge as Auckland FC documentary series on the club's first season is released.
A ‘plan to make a plan’: Nelson Hospital staff push back on Health NZ report
Nelson Hospital review highlights significant staff shortages and infrastructure challenges.
How do NZ housing prices compare to those across the ditch?
Ray White chief economist Nerida Conisbee tells Ryan Bridge what Kiwis heading to Oz can expect from the housing and rental market.
World's top court says countries can sue each other over climate change
In a landmark ruling, the International Court of Justice has declared that countries are obligated under international law to tackle climate change.
Sport New Zealand abandoning transgender guidelines and rent falls | NZ Herald News Update
Sport New Zealand abandoning transgender guidelines, SkyCity introduces carded play and person dead after New Plymouth house fire.
Govt forces Sport NZ to ditch transgender guidelines as NZ First threatens funding cut
Reaction to the Government's decision to ditch transgender guidelines as NZ First threatens to cut funding.
Kea Kids News: Little legends reel in big fun on Great Barrier Island
Reporter Essie is at Tight Lines, a fishing competition just for kids on Great Barrier Island, where they’re catching their own fish and chips. Video / Kea Kids News
How Sky's $1 acquisition of Three could reshape NZ television
Today on The Front Page, host of The Fold podcast for The Spinoff, Duncan Grieve, is with us to discuss how this shakes things up.
James Meager on South Island role, youth migration, and flight costs
South Island MP James Meager joins The Front Page to discuss his portfolios and that maiden speech.
Julia DeLuney found guilty of killing mum Helen Gregory
Julia DeLuney, 53, found guilty of killing mum Helen Gregory. Video / Mark Mitchell
Wellington passenger train hit a car on its tracks.
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Nicola Willis on meeting with Fonterra chief executive
Willis discussed the high price of butter. Video / Mark Mitchell
Tourism Fiji’s latest campaign: What happened to Wilson?
To mark 25 years since Cast Away, the country's tourism organisation imagines what happened to Wilson the volleyball after he was lost at sea. Video / Tourism Fiji
War in Gaza may be coming to a head and no word of margin on butter| NZ Herald Afternoon Update
Government praises its fast-track infrastructure programme, no word of Fonterra's profit margin on butter and the war in Gaza looks to be coming to a head.
Sky buys TV3, foreign buyer ban and the cost of butter
Chris Keall and Francesca Rudkin on the Herald NOW panel talking about the price of butter, foreign buyer ban and impact of Sky buying Three.
The death of Ozzie Osbourne, Ed Sheeran NZ shows and Stephen Colbert
Lifestyle and Entertainment Reporter Jenni Mortimer on the death of Ozzie Osbourne, Ed Sheeran's NZ shows and Stephen Colbert's show is canned.
It's a pinnacle event' - Commonwealth Games build-up begins
Gold medalist David Liti and Silver medalist Anna Taylor talk to Herald NOW as the build-up to the Commonwealth Games begins.
'We can be a model for other countries' Muslim and Jewish leaders sign Harmony Accord
NZ Jewish Council president and Federation of Islamic Assoc of NZ spokesperson Abdur Razzaq on the signing of Harmony Accord.
How to think about investment risk
Forsyth Barr Personal Finance: Investment adviser Mark Richardson talks to Ryan Bridge about how to make decisions about investment risk.
DoC investigating after dead stoat found on Rakiura/Stewart Island
South Island news director Claire Steward talks to Ryan Bridge after a stoat found on Rakiura/Stewart Island.
Could the next Reserve Bank governor be a Canadian Import?
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Sky NZ CEO on the decision to buy Three and Disco for $1
Sky NZ CEO Sophie Moloney talks to Ryan Bridge after the company bought Three for $1.
Is it time for a re-think on the foreign buyer ban?
Real estate agent says we're sending mixed messages with foreign buyer ban.
Chlöe Swarbrick and David Seymour on the cost of living and homelessness
Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick and Act leader David Seymour talk to Ryan Bridge on the cost of living, homelessness and Waikato University medical school savings.
Ozzy Osbourne the "Prince of Darkness" dies at 76
Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has died aged 76.
Ozzy Osbourne has died and move towards diversifying trade | NZ Herald News Update: July 23, 2025
Ozzy Osbourne has died, expected announcement of foreign buyers ban and move towards diversifying trade.
Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has died at 76
Ozzy Osbourne has died aged 76 just weeks after a Black Sabbath show in Birmingham.