Sky Sport News: March 12

12 Mar, 2019 03:44 AM

Tonight we cover the NBA being suspended due to Coronavirus, and how New Zealand sport is reacting to Coronavirus fears. Also on the show is analysis of the NRL potentially having to play games behind closed doors, and the latest from the Champions League, including Liverpool's exit.

New World Browns Bay evacuated following fire

New World Browns Bay evacuated following fire

New World Supermarket was evacuated following a fire on the outside of the building. Video / Daryl Blake

Roaming livestock in Gisborne

Roaming livestock in Gisborne

David Connell, owner of Gizzy Moves, was on a night drive in Wairoa when he came across wandering livestock. Video / Supplied

Winners of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition pay tribute

Winners of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition pay tribute

All 11 first prize winners from NZ's Michael Hill International Violin Competition contribute to this recording of Bach's Chaconne as a musical tribute to him. Video / Anne Rodda

'Legends armed with shovels' clear SH1 slip

'Legends armed with shovels' clear SH1 slip

A group of motorists left their vehicles, spades in hand, to clear a slip on SH1 on the Brynderwyn Hills. Video / Nicola Morrison

PM calls out nurses union and Youth unemployment rates | NZ Herald News Update: July 29, 2025

PM calls out nurses union and Youth unemployment rates | NZ Herald News Update: July 29, 2025

PM's calling out the nurses union, young people face high unemployment rates and Rain picking up in Nelson-Tasman.

Severe thunderstorm watch in place for Northland, Auckland and Coromandel

Severe thunderstorm watch in place for Northland, Auckland and Coromandel

MetService severe weather 29 July 2025. Video / MetService

Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins on the 80% increase to board fees

Christopher Luxon and Chris Hipkins on the 80% increase to board fees

The party leaders were quizzed about the latest Government change. Video / Mark Mitchell

Buzzing in Ōmokoroa

Buzzing in Ōmokoroa

Vague Hippo owner Haydee DeKlerk, 32, from Ōmokoroa, created a New Zealand-first frozen espresso pod company, after six years with the MSD.

Kiwis taking part in Mongol Rally 2025

Kiwis taking part in Mongol Rally 2025

Kiwi team in the Mongol Rally 2025 Baaa'd Decisions raising money for 'Cool Earth'

Judith Collins on Crown board member fees and concerns over space infrastructures

Judith Collins on Crown board member fees and concerns over space infrastructures

Judith Collins talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge.

Why the hottest destination for travel right now is a cold country

Why the hottest destination for travel right now is a cold country

Lorna Riley talks travel with Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW about the most powerful passports, the hottest travel destination and how to pick your plane seat.

Tesla to rollout semi-autonomous self-driving features on New Zealand's roads

Tesla to rollout semi-autonomous self-driving features on New Zealand's roads

Gorilla Technology's Paul Spain says New Zealand could be a leader in right-hand drive markets for autonomous vehicles

Unemployment figures and Du Val accountant guilty of discrediting profession

Unemployment figures and Du Val accountant guilty of discrediting profession

Unemployment figures and Du Val accountant guilty of discrediting profession. Business with 2degrees and BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.

'This shouldn't be their first priority' - Hipkins on Crown board member fee hike

'This shouldn't be their first priority' - Hipkins on Crown board member fee hike

Labour leader Chris Hipkins talks to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW.

'Not enough to keep them in NZ' - Union on why nurses are striking

'Not enough to keep them in NZ' - Union on why nurses are striking

NZNO president Anne Daniels talks to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW as nurses prepare to go on a 24-hour strike on Wednesday.

Youth employment drops 10% year on year

Youth employment drops 10% year on year

Ryan Bridge speaks to a youth support worker helping rangitahi find employment.

Retail NZ responds to surcharge ban

Retail NZ responds to surcharge ban

Retail NZ advocacy manager Ann-Marie Johnson speaks with Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW about the Government's decision to ban surcharges.

How will flood damaged Tasman District cope with more rain?

How will flood damaged Tasman District cope with more rain?

Hydrologist Matt McLaren tells Ryan Bridge how the already flood damaged Tasman region may be affected by this week's deluge.

Government taking steps to ban checkout surcharges

Government taking steps to ban checkout surcharges

Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Scott Simpson joins Herald NOW to discuss the Government's plans to do away with surcharges in stores.

Card surcharge ban, Wet weather and Nurses strike | NZ Herald News Update: July 29, 2025

Card surcharge ban, Wet weather and Nurses strike | NZ Herald News Update: July 29, 2025

Surcharge ban on in-store card transactions, Increases to the pay of public board members, Nurses strike set for tomorrow and a ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand.

Orange heavy rain warnings for Northland, Auckland and Tasman

Orange heavy rain warnings for Northland, Auckland and Tasman

Metservice orange heavy rain warnings in place as severe weather hits New Zealand

How do we fix NZ's "broken" energy sector?

How do we fix NZ's "broken" energy sector?

As part of the Herald’s Power to the People campaign, The Front Page speaks to the manager of Consumer NZ’s Powerswitch, Paul Fuge.

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Tamatha Paul on why she is loving being an MP

Tamatha Paul on why she is loving being an MP

Tamatha Paul, the Green MP for Wellington Central, believes she can still make a difference from Opposition. Video / Mark Mitchell

Kea Kids News: Which one of these kids is NZ’s next billionaire?

Kea Kids News: Which one of these kids is NZ’s next billionaire?

Reporter Zoe is at the Kids Only Market, where budding entrepreneurs are making cool things and selling their gently used items to make some serious bucks. Video / KKN

Third Mama Hooch victim Alice Lichtnecker drops name suppression to help other survivors

New Zealand|crime

Third Mama Hooch victim Alice Lichtnecker drops name suppression to help other survivors

Mama Hooch survivor Alice Lichtnecker joins Sophie Brown in lifting her name suppression. The pair speak to the Herald following Roberto and Danny Jazs' appeal. Video / Joe Allison

Police Investigate Stabbing at Manukau Bus Station

Police Investigate Stabbing at Manukau Bus Station

Police are investigating a stabbing at the Manukau Bus Station on Manukau Station Road, reported around 8:15pm. Video / NZ Herald

PM Luxon grilled on hiking board member fee ranges

PM Luxon grilled on hiking board member fee ranges

He said it was necessary to make the roles attractive. Video / Mark Mitchell

Government to ban surcharges on card payments

Government to ban surcharges on card payments

The Government plans to ban surcharges on most in-store card payments by May next year. Video / NZ Herald

Government marks year of tax cuts

Government marks year of tax cuts

PM Christopher Luxon urges doubling down on Government's plan to improve living standards. Video / NZ Herald

Weather Update: NZ braces for wild weather

Weather Update: NZ braces for wild weather

MetService Severe Weather Warning: July 28th - Aug 2nd. Video / NZ Herald

NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference

New Zealand|politics

NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference

Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference

US and EU tensions ease and energy costs rise | NZ Herald afternoon news update: July 28, 2025

US and EU tensions ease and energy costs rise | NZ Herald afternoon news update: July 28, 2025

Tension between the USA and the EU eases as a trade deal is made. A Greymouth High School student is charged with assault of another student. Energy prices rise. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon booed at ANZ netball Premiership final

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon booed at ANZ netball Premiership final

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon presented the trophy to the Mainland Tactix.

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Demolishing inside Smith & Caughey's

Demolishing inside Smith & Caughey's

Demolition of walls and fittings inside the Auckland store. Video / Instagram / Ripout NZ

Franz Josef stopbank extension, Local Waters Done Well, and why Westland is the best place to be

Franz Josef stopbank extension, Local Waters Done Well, and why Westland is the best place to be

Westland Mayor Helen Lash talks about Franz Josef stopbank extension, Local Waters Done Well, and why Westland is the best place to be.

Road cones and calls for politicians to give up their private health insurance

Road cones and calls for politicians to give up their private health insurance

Dileepa Fonseka BusinessDesk Senior Journalist and Sarah Sparks Sparks Consulting Founder on Herald NOW's panel.

Job ads fall for a second month, but it's not all bad news

Job ads fall for a second month, but it's not all bad news

Ryan Bridge speaks with Kiwibank Chief Economist Jarrod Kerr about the national fall in job ads, while postings for jobs in Gisborne and Marlborough are up.

Thousands of Kiwis face winter without heating

Thousands of Kiwis face winter without heating

Thousands of Kiwis face winter without heating

Liam Lawson's finish in Belgium Grand Prix and the Netball Grand Final

Liam Lawson's finish in Belgium Grand Prix and the Netball Grand Final

Herald Sports journalists Bonnie Jansen and Chris Reive on the Sport Panel with Ryan Bridge.

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