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AI and intuitive controls: Could smart glasses be the new smart phone?

Gorilla Technology CEO Paul Spain speaks on Herald NOW about the latest developments in smart glasses. Video / NZ Herald

Government unveils two new pathways to New Zealand residency

BusinessDesk's Garth Bray joins Michael Morrah on Herald NOW to discuss the government's announcement of two new paths to New Zealand residency.

Herald NOW: Mood of the Boardroom preview

Herald NOW: Mood of the Boardroom preview. Video / Herald NOW

What's keeping CEOs awake at night?

Ahead of the Mood of the Boardroom survey results, three leading NZ CEOs reveal how the sector is performing and the challenges they can’t ignore.

Construction set to begin on Ōtaki to north of Levin State Highway 1

Luxon and Bishop attend the sod-turning ahead of construction beginning on the new 24-kilometre stretch of State Highway 1 from Ōtaki to north of Levin. Video / Mark Mitchell

NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon speaks to media

Christopher Luxon speaks to media

Winston Peters speaks after attending UN conference

Foreign Minister Winston Peters speaks t omedia after attending UN conference regarding recognising Palestine as a state.

Will NZ recognise Palestine as an individual state? The UN meets today

Former Prime Minister Helen Clark joined Herald NOW to discuss the United Nations and New Zealand's planned statement on recognising a state of Palestine.

Jorja Miller on awards, injuries and Black Ferns World Cup

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Scott Robertson speaks to media ahead of All Blacks v Wallabies clash

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Kea Kids News: Which rugby club produces the most All Blacks?

Reporter Chester investigates the secret sauce that makes this club an All Blacks factory, and interviews legend Sir Bryan ‘BeeGee’ Williams about playing for the Ponies.

Kea Kids News: Seven-year-old saving the forest with TikTok

Reporter Manukura is in magical Te Urewera, where Aotearoa’s newest TikTok star Nohorangi and his whanau are going viral with content about living in and loving the ngahere.

Kea Kids News: Kids with Down syndrome are meeting up for a massive playdate!

Reporter Evie is at an Auckland Down Syndrome Association playdate, where kids and their families have a blast with face painting, crafts, and best of all new friends!

Kea Kids News: What’s it like to go to one of the most remote schools in NZ?

Reporter Bucky finds out what’s growing in the garden at Kaingaroa School on the Chatham Islands, a school so remote, there are only 6 students!

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