Ultra-Rare Pink Grasshopper found in Mackenzie Basin

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Oranga Tamariki knew of Gloriavale child suffocation claims

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Political panel: David Seymour and Chlöe Swarbrick

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Herald NOW Weather: November 19, 2025

Herald NOW Weather: November 19, 2025. Video / MetService

NZ Herald Morning News Update | Pike River anniversary and Gloriavale suffocation claims

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Liam Napier and Elliott Smith discuss the fallout from the English loss and how the All Blacks will try to respond in Cardiff. Video / NZ Herald

1.5 Degrees: KARARAINA

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1.5 Degrees: QUACK

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1.5 Degrees: TESSA

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1.5 Degrees: CORBAN & TOBY

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1.5 Degrees: SARAH

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1.5 Degrees: PANIA

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The Pike River mine explosion shocked New Zealand and the world, prompting three inquiries, a new regulator and new laws. Video / NZ Herald

Watch: Lady Tureiti Moxon joins health hīkoi at Parliament.

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MetService Severe weather update: November 17, 2025

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Tim Roxborogh: Why Malaysia should be your next holiday

Tim Roxborogh shares the must-see spots and hidden gems.

Lara Greaves and Sam Stubbs on Herald NOW's panel

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Superintendent Naila Hassan on the Mt Eden inmate who escaped custody

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How art could save our cities: Heritage expert Paul Baragwanath explains

Paul Baragwanath on why culture must be central to urban renewal.

After playground Asbestos alert, lawyer Merlyn Remiens explains implications

Merlyn Remiens on what families and schools can legally demand.

Scam awareness: How to protect yourself

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Sanson Fire: Melissa Nightingale on what we know as murder-suicide probe continues

Wellington reporter Melissa Nightingale with the latest on the tragedy shaking Manawatū.

Hipkins on Coalition Talks: Where Labour stands now

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Gold miner dubs Otago the next West Africa; more on fast-track amendments and congestion charges

Business with 2degrees: Ko Gold talks up south and central Otago prospect, concerns fast-track changes shift power to ministers, $10m gantries needed for congestion charging.

NZ Herald Morning News Update | Changes to Clean Vehicle Standard and police investigate Sanson fire

NZ Herald Morning News Update | Government announces changes to Clean Vehicle Standard for imports and police investigate blaze that killed a father and three children.

NZ Herald Sport News Update | Nations Championship for 2026 and Svitolina to return to ASB Classic

NZ Herald Sport News Update | Rugby’s biennial Nations Championship has been confirmed to start in 2026 and Elina Svitolina and Emma Navarro to return for ASB Classic.

Union speaks out following Supreme Court Uber decision shake up

FIRST Union’s Anita Rosentreter on what the decision means for pay, rights, and gig work.

NZ Food Prices Up 4.7%: David Verry on why families are still feeling squeezed

A budgeting advisor explains what's driving the 4.7% rise and who’s hit hardest.