Even during lockdown Dion Burgess has been collecting rubbish around Rotorua.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi addressed reporters head of the House debate on the Privileges Committee recommendation. Video / Mark Mitchell
NZME chair Steven Joyce on his radio history (and pranks); editorial independence and the future of OneRoof. Video / NZ Herald
Reporter Sinembali is on the Parliament steps, where supporters have turned out for 3 MPs facing possible suspension for their haka in opposition to the Treaty Principles Bill.
Waikato man Dave Alexander heads to the United States to break the land speed record in his homebuilt Lakester car.
Hundreds of thousands of “nurdles” have washed up on Waiheke’s Oneroa Beach. Video / Dean Purcell, Alyse Wright
“I can't kick to the head, because I can't reach that high now, but I can take someone's knee out,” says 86-year-old martial arts teacher Mary Patu.
MetService Severe Weather Update: June 4. Video / Metservice
CCTV footage shows Ahamad Samsudeen before his knife attack at LynnMall supermarket. Video / Supplied
The brother of a 1-year-old boy whose finger got trapped in a tray table demonstrates how the injury happened.
In-N-Out Burger is hosting a one-day pop-up in central Auckland at Wynyard Pavilion. The Californian chain announced the event on their Instagram. Video / Dean Purcell
Labour's Andrew Little, flanked by fellow candidates Tom James and Daran Ponter, are proposing a maximum of eight paid bus and train trips per week.
Chlöe Swarbrick and Brooke van Velden react to Simeon Brown's comments on state owned businesses on Herald NOW. Video / Herald NOW
Jenni Mortimer joins Ryan Bridge in the studio to talk about Paul Henry's new role hosting The Chase NZ. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW: The Front Page Podcast host Chelsea Daniels chats to Ryan Bridge. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW: Morning panel with Dileepa Fonseka and Sarah Sparks. Video / Herald NOW
Ryan Bridge talks with Mike Thorpe about the exciting rugby taking place in Christchurch. Video / Herald NOW
Forysth Barr: Personal Finance with Mark Richardson - Wednesday June 4 2025. Video / Herald NOW
New NZME chair Steven Joyce joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW. Video Herald NOW
Reaction to the latest political polls from Chloe Swarbrick and Brooke van Velden. Video / Herald NOW
Labour leader Chris Hipkins reacts to mixed poll results. Video / Herald NOW
A call for protection for pets under family violence orders. Video / Herald NOW
Tourism spending rebounds but still below pre-covid levels. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW panel reacts to the latest political polls. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW: Daily News Update: June 4 2025. Video / NZ Herald
HeraldNOW: Daily Weather Update: June 4 2025. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW: Daily Sports Update: June 4 2025. Video / Herald NOW
Firefighters working to extinguish a blaze on a historic ship The Tui by the Waitangi Bridge in Paihia. Video / Derek Gerritsen
Educators describe the decision as “unjustifiable,” fearing negative impacts on students with complex literacy challenges. Video / Rafaella Melo
Reporter Taiāria dives in as full-immersion after school/holiday programme Te Kura Kārearea gets the tamariki 'immersed' in the Rotorua Pools.
A video showing a young man scaling the side of an Auckland high-rise building has surfaced on TikTok.
Incoming director Jim Grenon tells shareholders he is looking forward to "rolling up his sleeves"
Steven Joyce, Jim Grenon, Barbara Chapman and Michael Boggs talk to shareholders at the NZME annual shareholders' meeting at NZME in Graham St, Auckland. Visuals / Jason Dorday
Steven Joyce talks to media after the NZME annual shareholders' meeting at NZME in Auckland. Video / Jason Dorday
Christ's College hosts Christchurch Boys' High School in the traditional First XV clash that dates back to 1892. Video / George Heard
La Clique – the headline show of Auckland Live Cabaret Festival runs at The Civic from 3-15 June. Video / NZ Herald
Senior Government minister Chris Bishop says he was frustrated by the politicisation of Stan Walker’s performance at the Aotearoa Music Awards, when he said “what a load of crap".
Kumeū Police got onto the case after locals awoke to the Kumeū Rugby Club fields torn up early on Saturday morning. Video / Jess McBride
Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Paul Goldsmith discusses the National Music Centre project, housed in the basement of Wellington's Town Hall.