New ZealandFallen Labour minister eyes redemption in Mt Roskill rematchThe former transport minister admitted his share scandal was a 'massive lesson'.21 Nov 02:01 AM
New ZealandMichael Wood confirms political returnThe fallen Labour minister eyes redemption in a Mt Roskill rematch.Watch21 Nov 01:55 AM
New ZealandWhat the 'Mamdani effect' says about politics and Gen Z's shifting powerZohran Mamdani's mayoral win saw New York's highest turnout in 50 years.20 Nov 04:00 PM
EntertainmentWhy politicians worldwide should pay attention to the ‘Mamdani effect’ - The Front PageNew York and the 'Mamdani Effect' - The Front Page Video / NZ HeraldWatch20 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandHow the UK’s asylum crackdown could reshape global refugee protectionsGlobal aid cuts mean the UN faces a $1.3b funding shortfall this year.19 Nov 07:09 PM
New ZealandHow the UK’s asylum crackdown could reshape global refugee protections - The Front PageThe United Kingdom is vowing to ‘restore order and control’ - through controversial, sweeping reform on the country’s asylum system. Video / NZ HeraldWatch19 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandWhy NZ’s workplace death toll hasn’t fallen since Pike RiverThe 2024 cost of workplace harm reached $5.4b and is still rising.18 Nov 04:00 PM
EntertainmentPike River legacy: report shows little progress on workplace deaths - The Front PageThe Pike River mine explosion shocked New Zealand and the world, prompting three inquiries, a new regulator and new laws. Video / NZ HeraldWatch18 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandFrom billion to trillion: What Musk’s fortune says about a world out of balanceGlobal billionaire wealth grew by $2 trillion in 2024, Oxfam figures show.17 Nov 04:00 PM
EntertainmentFrom billion to trillion: What Musk’s fortune says about a world out of balance - The Front PageIs there such a thing as an ethical billionaire? Chelsea Daniels explores the idea with Nick Henry from Oxfam. Video / The Front PageWatch17 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandHow scammers got $3b from Kiwis and why we're still falling for itExperts warn rising familiarity with scams could lower public vigilance.16 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandScam cases are exploding and the tactics are getting smarter - The Front PageNetsafe’s Sean Lyons breaks down the report on scam activity in New Zealand, and how we can better prepare for the evolving world of scams Video / TFPWatch16 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandWhat happens next if Te Pāti Māori triggers the waka-jumping law?Voters may lose their chosen MPs if the law is used.13 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandWhat happens next if Te Pāti Māori triggers the waka jumping law?University of Auckland professor Jason Mika is with us to discuss what's next for the ousted members of Te Pāti Māori.Watch13 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandMcSkimming scandal: How there is hope for survivors in those who spoke up A 135-page watchdog report found police ignored sex claims against a top cop.12 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandMcSkimming scandal: How there is hope for survivors in those who spoke upCampaigner Louise Nicholas and HELP Auckland executive director Kathryn McPhillips share how speaking up can create hope and change in the wake of the Jevon McSkimming scandal.Watch12 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandThe story that almost stayed secret: Inside the battle to report the McSkimming scandalHow suppression and secrecy nearly buried a major police scandal.12 Nov 07:42 AM
New ZealandWhat went wrong with New Zealand’s smoke-free dream?Hāpai te Hauora chief operating officer Jason Alexander is with us to discuss how we might be able to reach our goal of being smoke free.Watch12 Nov 03:45 AM
New ZealandJared Savage on the fall of Jevon McSkimmingChelsea Daniels talks to investigative reporter Jared Savage, who shares his experience covering the McSkimming scandal and the report he says is unlike anything he’s seen before.Watch12 Nov 02:10 AM
New ZealandWhat went wrong with New Zealand’s smoke-free dream?About 300,000 New Zealanders still smoke daily despite major progress.11 Nov 04:00 PM
New Zealand‘Rotten apple’: Minister on disgraced ex-police leader’s riseMark Mitchell says one 'rotten apple' shouldn't overshadow thousands of good cops.10 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandMark Mitchell on police trust, protests, and protecting minoritiesMinister for Police, Corrections, Emergency Management and Recovery, Ethnic Communities, and Sports and Recreation joins us to explain how he juggles so many hats.Watch10 Nov 03:40 PM
New ZealandWhat’s at stake as COP30 begins on the edge of the Amazon rainforestAntónio Guterres urged leaders to make Belém a turning point for climate action.09 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandWhat’s at stake as COP30 begins on the edge of the Amazon rainforestToday on The Front Page, University of Otago associate professor Daniel Kingston is with us to discuss how important COP is, and why we should care.Watch09 Nov 03:42 PM
New ZealandHow one hornet species could sting New Zealand’s environment and economyBiosecurity NZ has confirmed multiple hornet sightings across Auckland.06 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandHow one hornet species could sting New Zealand’s environment and economyMahurangi Honey’s Peter Johnston is with us to chat local honey making, and why bees are so important.Watch06 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandWhat Everest’s next generation says about respect, risk and responsibilityThe Himalayan Trust, founded by Sir Ed, still supports Sherpa communities.05 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandWhy Mt Everest deserves respect over self-promotionSir Edmund Hillary’s grandson reflects on how Mount Everest has evolved from a daring personal challenge into a booming commercial industry — and what that means for its future.Watch05 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandHow KiwiSaver cash ends up backing countries accused of human rights abusesResearchers say there's no system to flag ethical issues in government bonds.04 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandHow KiwiSaver cash ends up backing countries accused of human rights abusesA new paper from Motu Research urges fund managers and industry bodies to lift standards. Lead researcher Anne-Marie Brook talks to The Front Page.Watch04 Nov 03:45 PM
New ZealandWhy the debate over fireworks gets louder every yearSPCA says up to 75% of cats and dogs are frightened by fireworks.03 Nov 05:00 PM
New ZealandWhy the debate over fireworks gets louder every yearRepresentatives from Fire and Emergency and SPCA know the dangers of fireworks all too well.Watch03 Nov 03:47 PM
New ZealandHow new biometric privacy rules will change what businesses must discloseMichael Webster says clear signage will be required where biometrics are used.02 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandHow new biometric privacy rules will change what businesses must disclosePrivacy Commissioner Michael Webster is with us, to take us through what all of this means, and how we can protect ourselves.Watch02 Nov 03:45 PM
