The independent body tasked with setting MPs’ pay is just weeks away from deciding if politicians will get a pay raise. Video / NZHerald

A 4.8 magnitude earthquake shocks New York, changes in NCEA delayed until 2028, an increased police presence in Manwatu following an incident yesterday and Apple axes over 600 jobs. Video / NZ Herald

Isaac McHardie and Will McKenzie will represent New Zealand at the 2024 Games. Video / NZ Herald / Yachting NZ

A large house blaze at an address in the West Auckland suburb of Massey has been extinguished. Video / NZ Herald

Minister for Regulation David Seymour is frustrated at the way population ministries can slow down the business of Government. Video / NZ Herald

The banking sector looks to review fraud rules, armed police respond to West Auckland house fire and a bumper events season has Auckland stadiums stoked. Video / NZ Herald

A large house fire has sent plumes of smoke across West Auckland overnight. Video / NZ Herald

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says there’s been no requests for assistance so far. Video / NZ Herald

Ministry of Health workers are finding out today which jobs face the axe. Video / NZ Herald

How Kiwi speed eating champion Nela Zisser has stayed healthy over her decade-long career. Video / Corey Fleming

A woman has been injured and three sites have been cordoned on the North Shore. Video / NZ Herald

A 13-year-old unexpectedly died after getting the Covid jab in October 2021. Video / NZ Herald / Getty

A hero describes attempts to save victim of horrific sushi shop attack, Covid vaccine’s link to a healthy teen’s death and Auckland Airport's new-look facility opens to the public in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald / AP / Getty

Did it work? One NZ Jason Paris on the first anniversary of the re-brand from Vodafone NZ. Video / Michael Craig

Speaking to reporters in Auckland Luxon stressed that the cuts would not impact frontline services, but would be focused on back office and administrative roles. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has defended looming large-scale job cuts across the public sector and promotes the flu vaccine. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Chris Luxon has released a 36-point action plan, to be completed by the end of June. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / Mark Mitchell

Two fatal crashes within 90 minutes on the same stretch of South Island road. OneRoof report finds Housing Market on the rebound. Mayor Wayne Brown's leasing of Ports of Auckland proposal sees protests. Video: NZ Herald

Police said a woman was seriously injured while her attacker died from a self-inflicted injury at the scene. Video / NZ Herald

With cherished classics and new thrilling attractions, the Easter show is sure to impress this long weekend. Video / Alyse Wright

Television New Zealand (TVNZ) staffers are rallying outside the broadcaster’s Auckland HQ today in a bid to save Sunday, Fair Go and the Midday and Tonight news shows from being pulled off air.

A rainbow crossing celebrating the LGBTQI+ community on Auckland's Karangahape Rd has been painted over following a similar action in Gisborne by Destiny Church members. Video / NZ Herald

New Zealand students called out as among the worst behaved, Aucklanders have their say on Wayne Brown’s rates rise proposal and Easter kicks off with a busy day of travel in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald / Getty

Finance Minister Nicola Willis has conceded she won’t be able to get the Government’s finances back in shape as quickly as expected, while delivering tax cuts that may not end up looking as attractive as National promised before the election. Video / NZ Herald

The city of Baltimore looks ahead at recovery after the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Video / Chereè Kinnear / AP

In the wake of the Baltimore Bridge collapse we take a look back at similar disasters. Video / AP / Gettyimages / NZHerald

A container ship rammed into Francis Scott Key Bridge after reportedly losing power, sending several vehicles into the river below. Video / NZ Herald / AP

Papakura Fire Brigade station officer Phil Beech speaks about the gas leak in Karaka overnight. Video / NZ Herald

GCSB director-general Andrew Clark said the GCSB was confident to publicly attribute the cyber attack to China. Video / Mark Mitchell

The head of spy agency NZ Security Intelligence Service Andrew Hampton said seven New Zealanders were found to have been contracted by a third party to support military aviation training for China's army. Video / Mark Mitchell