This afternoon on NZ Herald focus a 448 million dollar meth bust in Northland and a heart-warming movement across the internet in the wake of the Orlando tragedy.

It’s estimated there are 150 million children engaged in child labour around the world and a record breaking haul of methamphetamine worth $448 million has been seized in Kaitaia.

Xbox have launched their newest console with 4K video, enhanced gaming, streaming capability and a slimmer profile.

The teaser trailer for "Battle of the Bastards" episode 9 of Game of Thrones, season 6.

This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus Donald Trump is slammed for the lack of empathy shown towards the Orlando shooting and we look at how cyber-bullying is affecting our youth.

"Our hearts are heavy for the unimaginable tragedy that happened last night in Orlando. Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those affected," the Tony Awards said in a statement Sunday. "The Tony Awards dedicate tonight's ceremony to them." Source: CBS

The first teaser trailer for Disney's MOANA has been unveiled.

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Rehearsals of the theatre production Love n Stuff.

This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus the body of a 66-year-old man has been found in the search for the missing pair swept from their vehicle yesterday in Greymouth and we reveal NZ’s most dangerous areas through an interactive map.

Do Wales stand a chance against the All Blacks this Saturday? and New Zealand's gross debt has hit half a trillion dollars with housing accounting for $218 billion of that. Expert Liam Dann breaks down the figures.

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President Barack Obama officially endorsed Hillary Clinton's bid for the White House and a search will start again for a man and a two-year-old girl who got into trouble crossing a West Coast river.

Charles and Janine Williams are some of the first artists to unveil their work for the Matariki Festival with their rain art installation Hauhake.

Max Key discusses his controversial Remix magazine photoshoot.

Simon Cowell is convinced that he's discovered the next Taylor Swift. The music mogul and his fellow America's Got Talent judges (Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Mel B) were blown away by a young girl called Grace VanderWaal. Source: America's Got Talent

Sky Network TV has announced it is planning to buy Vodafone New Zealand for $3.44 billion in cash and shares and a massive sinkhole has closed down a portion of Canada's capital.

Rapper Louie Knuxx loves Mercury Plaza so much, he's written a song about it. He talks about that, and the closure of his favourite food court, with The Herald.

This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus Louise Nicholas voices her opinion on the father of the former Stanford university student convicted of sexual assault and the last rescue dog from the 9/11 attacks dies, aged 16.

Paula Abdul knows it's the unscripted moments that make for TV magic. So hopefully that thought sustained her as she was showered in vomit on Monday night's episode of So You Think You Can Dance.

Bobby Brown believes he had sex with a ghost. The singer, who was married to Whitney Houston from 1992 to 2007, opened up about his intimate ghoulish experience in an interview with US TV show, 20/20. Source: ABC

We speak to some of the Welsh rugby players ahead of Saturday's first test against the All Blacks and what did Donald Trump say to offend this time?

This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus iconic Maori leader Sir Graham Latimer dies at home, aged 90 and Hillary Clinton gears up to enter the race to the White House.

The family of a 37-year-old autistic man who spent five years locked in isolation are desperate to free him and Former Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum has hit out at cricket's bosses during his MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture.

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This afternoon on NZ Herald focus the Japanese boy lost in the woods for six days has been found and a group of four wheel-drive enthusiasts attempt to retrieve their snow bogged vehicles.

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Hillary Clinton has attacked Donald Trump's major foreign policy saying that he is "temperamentally unfit" to be president and we talk to Israel Dagg about his return to form.