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NZ Herald Focus breaks down the main political parties' major policies - compiling all you need to know. In the fifth of our limited series, we look at what could be done for our infrastructure sector. Video / NZ Herald

A former prison guard has been found guilty today of murdering his childhood friend Michael McGrath and now faces a life sentence in prison. Video / George Heard

Leader of the National Party Christopher Luxon addressed the media at Beststart childcare centre in Te Atatu. Video / Michael Craig

NZ Herald Focus breaks down the main political parties' major policies - compiling all you need to know. In the fourth of our limited series, we look at what could be done for our education sector. Video / NZ Herald / Getty

The death toll is climbing as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict continues, final polls suggest a coalition between National, Act and NZ First, and specialist groups continue the search for Yanfei Bao. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / AP

Para athlete swimmer Cameron Leslie launches the Seeing is Believing campaign by playing goalball at Scott Point Primary School. Video / Michael Craig

National leader Christopher Luxon visits Hawke’s Bay in his final week of campaigning. Video / Paul Taylor

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A breakdown of the main political parties' major policies - compiling all you need to know. In the third of our limited series, we look at what could be done to tackle the healthcare crisis. Video / NZ Herald

New Zealand church group stranded in Isreal, nurses' pay rise frustration continues and sinkhole repairs continue in Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

What kinds of chemicals go into vape juice, and what can they do to your body? A Kea Kids News animation explores the science, and reporter Mason takes us to Wellington, where kids and adults have teamed up to crack down. Video / Kea Kids

Entertaining legend Suzy Cato has teamed up with singing sisters Loopy Tunes to release songs in all the official languages of Aotearoa: te reo Māori, English, and NZSL! Kea Kids News reporter Indiana takes us to Te Manawa where they’re celebrating Kowhai: Kōrero Mai with a show for the whole whānau. Video / Kea Kids

NZ Herald journalists Claire Trevett, Shayne Currie and Liam Dann interview Christopher Luxon on why he should get the Prime Minister of New Zealand job. Video / NZHerald

NZ Herald journalists Claire Trevett, Shayne Currie and Liam Dann interview Chris Hipkins on why he should get the Prime Minister of New Zealand job. Video/ NZ Herald

Christopher Luxon elaborates on his vision and strategies for transforming the New Zealand economy, sharing insights and plans for progress. Video / NZHerald

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A motorist has shared the moment police caught up to a young biker on Auckland's Southern Motorway. Video / Supplied

New Zealand country music legend Dennis Marsh headlined the concert that was raising money for families struggling in Ukraine. Video / Te Ao Māori News

Tio Ōhiwa, an oyster farm and chip shop in the Bay of Plenty, has launched a 100 per cent Māori-owned-and-operated tourism boat cruise called Kōtiti. Video / Te Ao Māori News

The All Blacks arrive in Paris, Israel declares war on Hamas and Labour on the offensive in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Chris Hipkins says only a handful of New Zealanders in Israel during conflict, National denies panicking Kiwis with claims of second election and new figures show job ads down 25% in the past year in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

The NZ Herald Focus breaks down the main political parties' major policies - compiling all you need to know. In the second of our limited series, we look at what could be done to tackle crime. Video / NZ Herald

Melissa Nightingale headed over to the Wainuiomata Woolworths supermarket, which sold the winning $24m Lotto ticket, and asks shoppers how they think the money could be spent. Video / Mark Mitchell

Act Party leader David Seymour vows to end the Government's wasted spending to ease inflation and interest rates, if elected. Video / Mark Mitchell

PM Chris Hipkins called a potential National-Act coalition 'a recipe for instability and chaos'. Video / NZ Herald