Warriors star Shaun Johnson talks about his injury during a media session held at Mt Smart Stadium.
Education Minister Erica Stanford tried to get Labour up to speed on the change process. Video / Mark Mitchell
Vaughan Mabee of Amisfield restaurant in Queenstown joins as a guest judge.
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Between the ski fields and the sea – why Selwyn has become New Zealand’s fastest growing district. Video / Frank Film
MetService National Weather August 7 - 8. Video / MetService
Jenni Mortimer heads to Mecca Bourke Street to check out the store eight times the size of Mecca Queen Street.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Education Minister Erica Stanford speak to the media following the decision to scrap NCEA.
Kiwi golfer Ryan Fox reflects on the Wyndham Championship and looks ahead to the start of the playoffs.
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Stranger Things Actor, Dacre Montgomery, and Director of Went Up The Hill, Samuel van Grinsven talk to Herald NOW. Video / Herald NOW
Dave Letele and Stuart Nash on the Herald NOW panel.
Viva's Supreme Wine winner Paul Pujol. Video / Herald NOW
Head of Government's Social Investment Agency Andrew Coster talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge.
Property with G.J. Gardner - Helen O'Sullivan CEO of Real Estate, Velocity takes a deep dive into the house price growth over the last decade. Video / Herald NOW
Cameron McMillan and Christopher Reive on the Herald NOW sports panel. Video / Herald NOW
Rotorua Local Democracy reporter Mathew Nash talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge.
Business with 2degrees - Garth Bray on Trump's India tariff, supermarket profit shares and ANZ banker backs capital gains tax.
Jay Howell, a local resident who opposes the development of Waipiro Marina, joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW. Video / Herald NOW
Auckland University's Dr Juli Gaviraghi Mussoi on why tired birds simplify their songs. Video / Herald NOW
Grocery Action Group Chair Sue Chetwin talks to Ryan Bridge following the release of the Commerce Commission's Grocery Report.
Salvation Army Principal Social Policy Analyst Paul Barber talks to Ryan Bridge about the impact of unemployment on communities. Video / Herald NOW
Transport Minister Chris Bishop on the Government's move to introduce road user charges for all vehicles.
The Government plans to replace the current fuel tax with a new road users charge and unemployment has reached a five-year high of 5.2%. Video / Herald NOW
Black Caps captain Tom Latham ruled out of the second cricket test against Zimbabwe and the NFL is banning the use of smelling salts during this season's games. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW weather for Thursday, 7 August 2025. Video / Herald NOW
Bowen Pan has returned to NZ after 13 years away - 'Tech companies are trained from birth to never be complacent because ... you die.'
University of Auckland Emeritus Professor Jane Kelsey is with us to discuss what this means for Kiwi businesses – and whether we need to reprioritise our trade relationships.
Reporter Charlie is catching some serious rugby at the J5 Ron Williams Invitational Tournament, where North Harbour and Auckland teams are battling their way to the coveted cup.
A Rotorua kuia is devastated after discovering her image is being used by a political lobby group that’s pushing to abolish Māori wards. Video / Aukaha News
NZ Herald's Business Editor at Large Liam Dann on the employment rate. Video / NZ Herald
Finance Minister Nicola Willis speaks to media after unemployment rate hits 5.2%.
A confused driver attempts to enter Waikato Expressway from an exit-ramp, forcing motorists to stop.
'Lifestyle Brands Editor, Stephanie Holmes talks Ryan Bridge through 2025's tastiest wines.
Liam Dann joins Ryan Bridge to discuss the nine-year unemployment high and signs of a weakening labour market.
Forsyth Barr Investment Adviser Mark Richardson joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to discuss whether the time is right to pay down debts or invest that spare cash.
A group of scientists is sounding the alarm amid confirmation the planned Advanced Technology Institute will be partially paid for by reductions in public research funds.
Berm gardener Mark van Kaathoven joins Ryan Bridge to discuss the official protected planted berm status.
It's expected to be standing room only in community halls in North Canterbury as residents gather to air their views about potential changes to local police stations.
Business with 2degrees - BusinessDesk's Garth Bray on the mystery $35.5m ASB refund. Video / Herald NOW