South Island news with Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood. Video / Herald Now
Sirens blast in Naalehu and gridlock traffic in Waikiki amid tsunami warning. Video / AFP
Hawaii officials urge people to evacuate ahead of a possible tsunami impact. Video / AFP
Simeon Brown is calling on the NZ Nurses Organisation and Health NZ to get back to the negotiating table. Video / Mark Mitchell
NZ Civil Defence has advised that an earthquake near Russia has created tsunami activity. Video / Auckland Emergency Management
Waves crashed on to the coastline of Japan today as a massive earthquake in Russia triggered tsunami warnings.
The rain did not stop an estimated 200 NZNO members picketing outside the hospital. Video / NZ Herald
Footage from inside Boeing's 737 production facility in Renton, Washington, and the 737 and 787 Dreamliner in flight. Video / Boeing
Nurses strike nationwide today to protest their staffing levels and wages. Gloriavale member Howard Temple found guilty of indecent assault. Video / NZ Herald
Over 36,000 nurses, midwives, healthcare assistants and kaimahi hauora will strike for 24 hours from 9am Wednesday. Video / Dean Purcell
Simon Wilson and Deborah Pead on Herald NOW's panel. Video / Herald Now
Personal Finance with Forsyth Barr. Video / Herald NOW
South Island news with Newstalk ZB's Claire Sherwood. Video / Herald Now
Jenni Mortimer talks entertainment on Herald NOW.
Herald NOW reporter chats to this year's supreme pie baker.
Aussie music legend Guy Sebastian on Herald NOW.
Herald NOW Business with 2degrees.
Air New Zealand has announced the appointment of Nikhil Ravishankar as its next CEO.
Broadcaster Paul Henry remembers his friend Sir Michael Hill after the jewellery entrepreneur died, aged 86.
Cotality NZ Head of Research Nick Goodall talks to Herald NOW as a a record number of existing mortgage holders changed lenders in June.
Health NZ chief medical officer talks to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW as the nurses begin a 24-hour strike.
Greenpeace Executive Director Russel Norman joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW on the Government's decision to overturn ban on oil and gas exploration.
Act minister David Seymour and Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick join Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to discuss oil and gas exploration, the nurses' strike and electoral law changes.
Number of patched gang members on the rise, nurses on 24-hour strike, and orange rain warning remains in effect.
Today on The Front Page, Massey University Associate Professor Claire Matthews, is with us to break down what scrapping PayWave charges means for you.
Reporter Kitana is at Monte Cecilia Park, where neighbourhood kids are banding together to protest a new leash rule targeting their four-legged-friends. Video / Kea Kids News
Wellington’s Wētā Workshop is celebrating the release of its first major video game Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game. Video / Wētā Workshop
New World Supermarket was evacuated following a fire on the outside of the building. Video / Daryl Blake
David Connell, owner of Gizzy Moves, was on a night drive in Wairoa when he came across wandering livestock. Video / Supplied
All 11 first prize winners from NZ's Michael Hill International Violin Competition contribute to this recording of Bach's Chaconne as a musical tribute to him. Video / Anne Rodda
A group of motorists left their vehicles, spades in hand, to clear a slip on SH1 on the Brynderwyn Hills. Video / Nicola Morrison
PM's calling out the nurses union, young people face high unemployment rates and Rain picking up in Nelson-Tasman.
MetService severe weather 29 July 2025. Video / MetService
The party leaders were quizzed about the latest Government change. Video / Mark Mitchell
Vague Hippo owner Haydee DeKlerk, 32, from Ōmokoroa, created a New Zealand-first frozen espresso pod company, after six years with the MSD.
Kiwi team in the Mongol Rally 2025 Baaa'd Decisions raising money for 'Cool Earth'
Rawdon Christie and Tueila Blakely on Herald NOW's panel.
McDonald’s defends the installation of a bathroom camera in one of its New Zealand restaurants, after a customer complained about the 'creepy' practice that is nonetheless legal.
Judith Collins talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge.