Herald NOW: Daily News Update: June 17 2025
Video shared to RNZ shows what is left of the supermarket ceiling, while water floods out the door and down the stairs. Video / RNZ
It’s been an Onslow signature menu item since day one. Now, Josh Emett’s famous crayfish eclair has clawed its way into the Iconic Auckland Eats Top 100 list. Video / Alyse Wright
Foodstuffs CEO, Chris Quin, on what they know about the fire at New World Victoria Park. Video / NZ Herald
View of the Victoria Park supermarket fire from the Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter.
Customers have been evacuated from New World at Auckland CBD’s Victoria Park after a fire.
Kaibosh gets a clean-energy boost in the fight against food waste
Regulation Minister David Seymour responds after Labour MP Deborah Russell apologised for swearing at him to kick off a tetchy select committee. Video / Mark Mitchell
Gentrack turnaround lands power biller in NZX20. Video / Herald NOW
Trip Notes podcast Host Lorna Riley tells Ryan where the best places to be are this Matariki, and the rise of dark sky destinations. Video / Herald NOW
Free ski halfpipe gold medallist Nico Porteous talks to Ryan Bridge about his decision not to defend his Olympic title.
As conflict between Israel and Iran erupts into constant exchange of fire, we seek an Iranian perspective on the conflict. Video / Herald NOW
Labour's Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni talks to Herald NOW about changes to sick leave, school attendance and US travel ban for some Pacific countries.
With the new vape laws coming into effect today, Ryan Bridge speaks to Hāpai Te Hauora, Public Māori Health group CEO, Jacqui Harema. Video / Herald NOW
David Seymour on penalties for re-offenders, school attendance and what he thought about Jacinda Ardern's new book. Video / Herald NOW
Missile strikes have continued between Israel and Iran as the conflict enters the fourth day. Video / Herald NOW
Israel is "knocking the stuffing" out of the Iranian regime - Security and Intelligence expert Professor Anthony Glees talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW talks to Kiwi living in Israel after MFAT warns New Zealanders to leave Israel and Iran. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW: Daily Weather Update: June 17 2025
Herald NOW: Daily Sports Update: June 17 2025
An Israeli missile strike occurred during a live broadcast on Iranian TV, shocking viewers as explosions interrupted the ongoing transmission.
Reporter Jahvarn is in Te Aroha where a local dairy farmer is giving the kids and the cows a show with a wild burnout competition. Video / Kea Kids News
Young Kiwi golfer Mako Thompson takes aim at multi-million-dollar professional tour tournaments.
The vast new Pak’nSave Rolleston is due to open on October 14. Video / George Heard
The five men are alleged to have murdered fellow Tribesmen gang member Mark Hohua in June 2022. Video / Belinda Feek
Foreign Minister Winston Peters is calling for de-escalation as Israel and Iran trade missile attacks, leaving hundreds dead or injured. Video / Mark Mitchell
MetService weather update June 16-17. Video / MetService
Foreign Minister Winston Peters addressed media amid the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran.
The American had two puts to win, he needed only one.
Rotorua Boys' High School First XV perform their haka on the day they won the Moascar Cup off Hamilton Boys’ High School. Video / Supplied
Mighty Ape managing director Robert McEwan talks to the Herald's Chris Keall about an error that saw users logged into each other's accounts. Video / Dean Purcell
Chandra advises seeking legal counsel early to understand rights and responsibilities. Video / Dean Purcell
The Front Page host, Chelsea Daniels, talks to Ryan Bridge about today's podcast on boy racers. Video / Herald NOW
How will world conflict impact NZ and community outrage over secret radioactive waste facility near Palmerston North
Kiwi rich-lister Annette Presley has launched the Annette Presley Dream Foundation to support young people and women. Video / Herald NOW
PM on the conflict between Israel and Iran and his visit to China this week. Video / Herald NOW
Ryan Bridge talks to Bonnie Jansen and Winston Aldworth after Liam Lawson is forced to retire from Canadian Grand Prix.
Monday Markets Outlook: Forsyth Barr Investment Strategist Zoe Wallis talks about the impact of the Israel-Iran conflict on global markets - and what the week ahead holds.
Neighbour of the nation's radioactive waste facility Mary Wilson speaks with Ryan Bridge about health and safety concerns. Video / Herald NOW