Two men 'shot by armed police after hacking a soldier to death with machetes in a busy London street. Police treating the incident as a terror attack. Courtesy: YouTube/MrCRAT345
Ethnic Communities Minister Mark Mitchell says there is no room for Islamophobia and anti-Semitism in New Zealand. Video / Mark Mitchell
Reporter Aiden is at the Olympian Tree Planting Challenge, where Olympians and local kids are battling it out to see who can plant the most trees to restore Papakura streams.
NZ Herald Travel Magazines Editor Sarah Pollok on Telegraph poll voting NZ the best country in the world for tourists to visit.
BusinessDesk's Garth Bray on Sky TV buying Three from Warner Bros Discovery for $1 in major media shake-up.
Consumer NZ's Jon Duffy is launching a petition asking supermarkets to 'clean up their act'.
How are markets reacting to CPI data? Markets Outlook with Forsyth Barr's Investment Strategist Zoe Wallis
Tech Journalist Peter Griffin on how hackers are targeting server versions of Microsoft Sharepoint.
Hawke's Bay Today reporter Rafaella Melo chats with Ryan about how an experienced gynaecologist got stuck in a cleaning job while hundreds of women wait for specialist care.
Private Investigator Danny Toresen talks Ryan Bridge about pinhole spy cams and what you should do if you spot one in a changing room or bathroom.
Otago University Business School Associate Professor Paula O'Kane says new research which shows a four-day work week is linked to improved employee wellbeing and job satisfaction.
Racing Minister Winston Peters joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to discuss government plans for funding the end of greyhound racing in New Zealand.
Speech Language Therapist Conor Fraser talks with Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW as 800 specialist learning staff strike over pay and conditions.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters talks to Ryan Bridge about joint statement which condemns 'horrifying' killing of Gazans trying to get food aid.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis talks to Ryan as the Government approves $83 million funding for new medical school at Waikato University, in attempt to strengthen health workforce.
New funding for Waikato medical school, RSA seeking judicial review in high court and TAB may have to pay for rehoming of greyhounds.
NZ Herald senior reporter Lane Nichols joins us today on The Front Page to discuss the latest scammers and what solutions there could be in future.
'I’ve seen so many women here desperate for help ... and I can only offer advice.' Video / Rafaella Melo / Hawke's Bay Today
The TAB could be asked to help front costs associated with rehoming.
The former Auckland teacher appeared in the Auckland District Court today and has interim name suppression.
Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference.
Inflation is on the rise again and the Government is working on anti-boy-racer legislation. Video / NZ Herald
The consumer price index (CPI) increased 2.7% in the 12 months to the June 2025 quarter, according to figures released by Stats NZ today.
The daughter of Kelly Tarlton discusses the rediscovery of an anchor, which has been described as 'one of the oldest relics of early European contact with New Zealand'
Home Owners and Buyers Association NZ president John Gray talks to Ryan Bridge about the high number of houses failing final building inspections.
Hundreds of boy racers spent Saturday night in a cat-and-mouse chase with police across Auckland as the Prime Minister warns that the drivers’ ‘days are coming to an end’.
Maxin Institute Executive Director Tim Wilson and The Prosperity Project Podcast Host Nadine Higgens talk boy racers, poverty crisis, inflation and best country in the world.
NZ Herald Business Editor at Large Liam Dann speaks to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW, ahead of the second quarter inflation figures being released. What is predicted?
Sport panel: Sports reporters Chris Reive and Nathan Limm join Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to discuss the All Blacks series sweep, the Warriors' win and more from the world of sport
South Island news director Claire Sherwood gives an update on South Island news.
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.
Ian Jones gives his take on the final game against the French over the weekend.
An increasing number of low-income households are just able to afford the bare essentials, according to a new report from the Child Poverty Action Group.
A stretched workforce could threaten infrastructure, RSA may fracture over withholding fees and police issue over 70 infringement notices.
Nick Leggett, CEO of Infrastructure New Zealand, speaks with Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW about the Government's $6 billion infrastructure announcement.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon talks to Mike Hosking live in the studio. Video / Newstalk ZB
AUT senior lecturer Paulette Benton-Greig describes typical bail conditions, repeat family violence abusers and dating apps.
Reporter Stella is hanging out with Harley, an Auckland kid who has developed an incredible talent for prompting artificial intelligence to create beautiful works of art.
South Island MP James Meager joins The Front Page to discuss his portfolios and that maiden speech.