Apple's new products have been run through the gauntlet - and didn't fare well.

NZ Herald reporter, Hamish Fletcher, talks with Derek Handley.

'It's Australia's problem' - New Zealand strawberry grower on needles fiasco.

Strawberry grower Phil Greig says it's important for people not to panic.

There were heated exchanges among students during this morning's protest.

Doctors are warning a powerful superbug could become deadly if it continues to spread​ at its present rate.

Victoria Yao talks about Glenfield Nights Markets at the mall and Ko Hayashi talks about life in Glenfield.

The Government is concerned about the discovery of a needle in a punnet of strawberries at an Auckland supermarket - and wants answers on why more checking was not in place.

Allegations against MP more than just a "beltway" issue for those obsessed with politics.

The prominent Waipareira Trust chief executive is setting himself up to challenge Goff for Auckland’s top job at next year’s local government elections.

Debra Forster fights back tears as she recounts how she was bundled out of Australia to a country she doesn't know.

New research has revealed University of Auckland student doctors are performing sensitive examinations such as breast and genitalia check ups without patients knowing they're in training.

For her first sacking Ardern turns to the Helen Clark playbook.

"Not getting consent was technically an assault," expert tells

An 80-year Grey Lynn resident is depressed after losing his sun, view and privacy.

Phil Goff and Phil Twyford talk about the $339.2m housing scheme.

The Herald got to test ride a sample e-scooter in Wynard Quarter today.

COMMENT: Only one conversation counts when it comes to the proposals from tax group.

Housing New Zealand tenants who were wrongly penalised for meth contamination in their state homes will be reimbursed and receive a formal apology from the agency.

Housing NZ releases report into its response to meth contamination of state houses.

Australia now has a similar law and the UK this week doubled jail time for attackers.

Illegal resource consent upsets Devonport neighbours.

Police on the North Shore are investigating after several residents woke to find the tyres on their vehicles slashed.

Australia has brought in a similar law & this week the UK doubled jail time for people who attack emergency service staff.

Mark Gregory talks about the customers that annoy chefs the most.

Don Brash has called for Massey University vice-chancellor Jan Thomas to reconsider being in the role after it was revealed she was "totally misleading" him, and the public

Press conference held in Kawerau today after a second wave of raids were conducted by police today in the Bay of Plenty as part of Operation Notus II.

Kenny Dahl, 43, has been living on the street since age 18. He never found a home again after serving time for armed robbery.

Up to 1000 volunteers scoured Auckland for the city's rough sleepers last night.