
Focus: Teachers skip Auckland Harbour Bridge traffic with six minute helicopter ride
The Hits Jono and Ben and Heletranz team up to get primary school teachers to work with a six minute helicopter ride. Video / Greg Bowker
The Hits Jono and Ben and Heletranz team up to get primary school teachers to work with a six minute helicopter ride. Video / Greg Bowker
Legal council gave posthumous testimony from a man physically and sexually abused in youth psychiatric care. Video / Abuse in Care Royal Commission
The Herald was given an exclusive tour of the Christ Church Cathedral site as work to stabalise the quake-damaged building continues. Video / Logan Church
Keith Wiffin gives his account of abuse in state care, the pipeline from boys homes to prisons, and the struggle for redress from the Crown. Video / Abuse in Care Royal Commission
Joan Bellingham was placed in hospital care for over twelve years and was subjected to extreme electroconvulsive therapy for being a lesbian. Video / Abuse in Care Royal Commission
PM Jacinda Ardern packed food boxes and spoke to the media with Buttabean Motivation in South Auckland. Video / Jason Walls
The Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry heard from survivors sharing their struggle for recognition. Video / Abuse in Care Royal Commission
We need each other, even when we don't know each other.
There'll be no sitting on the big man's knee either.
The Treasury's opening of the Government's books ahead of the election reveals a better picture of the economy right now than had initially been expected. Video / Mark Mitchell
Israel and Adesanya took questions about their upcoming title fight, Costa calling Adesanya the 'fastest man in the world.' Video / UFC
Ana Pahalu and Rachel Peterson talk about the opportunities afforded by the decision to reinstate the study assistance grant. Video / Peter Meecham
Latest numbers on the August Covid-19 outbreak in Auckland will be announced about 1pm.
PM Jacinda Ardern announced a raft of policies to support small businesses, including $1.5 billion toward extending the small business loan scheme. Video / Gavin Ogden
'Bugger it, we're still going to have summer in Europe', one super-wealthy Kiwi said.
It was a sad end to the week in New Zealand's fight against Covid-19.
More than 80% of shoppers were wearing masks at some supermarkets. At another, just 50%.
The community case has been epidemiologically linked to the Auckland cluster.
New Kiwi film shows boy's journey from abusive childhood to brutal gang enforcer.
This election New Zealanders will vote on whether or not to legalise euthanasia.
Minister of finance Grant Robertson speaks at the opening of a new fertility associates clinic in Wellington. Video / Katie Harris
Housing Minister Megan Woods answers questions from Mary Lambie at Property Council of NZ about post-election housing policy. Video / NZ Herald
National party education spokesperson Nicola Willis on the government's $11 million grant to the Green school in Taranaki. Video / Mark Mitchell
He is a terrorist, an inhumane and wicked mass killer – a "monster" and "undoubtedly" New Zealand's "worst murderer". And now Brenton Harrison Tarrant will never be released from prison, spending the rest of his life behind bars without any possibility of parole. Video / Chris Tarpey
Hundreds of people are singing and clapping outside court to show their support for the Muslim community. Video / Anna Leask
It's not simply the judge's decision - the sentencing act 2002, pre-sentence reports and victim impact statements all have a role in determining the sentence imposed for murder in NZ.
Sara Qasem demanded that the terrorist knew her father's name, Abdelfattah Qasem, and challenged him to pay attention. "My Dad added value to this nation, I want to hear my Dad's voice – my Baba's voice." Video / Chris Tarpey
'My 71-year-old dad would have broken you in half' - the son of Haji-Daoud Nabi addresses the Christchurch terrorist. Video / Chris Tarpey
A grieving father shattered at the murder of his 24-year-old son told the terrorist that he can never forgive him. Video / Chris Tarpey
Linda Armstrong was a third-generation Kiwi who grew up in West Auckland and found Islam in her 50s. Her nephew Kyron Gosse addressed the terrorist in court today. Video / Chris Tarpey