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Towns like Nelson and Motueka were devastated by heavy rainfall last month.

National is no longer the most trusted party to handle inflation and the cost of living.

Auckland's rates increased by 5.8%, while Wellington's rose by 12%.

Chlöe Swarbrick argues the current tax system is unfair on average New Zealanders.

Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick joins Chelsea Daniels on The Front Page.

A Melbourne synagogue was set alight in an alleged antisemitic attack.

Covid-19 is back in the headlines as the Royal Commission continues its inquiry.

The Front Page: How do some things get approved by councils, but not others? Ryan Bridge speaks to Chelsea Daniels. Video / Herald Now

Towns like Nelson and Motueka were devastated by heavy rainfall last month.

National is no longer the most trusted party to handle inflation and the cost of living.

Auckland's rates increased by 5.8%, while Wellington's rose by 12%.

The drug took off as young counter-culture Kiwis wanted more than rugby, racing and beer.

Overseas criminals and local gangs use meth to bring misery to NZ communities, say police

In the final episode, hosts John Daniell and Noelle McCarthy explore the gang’s downfall.

Combat diver Jean-Luc Kister explains how France's 1985 attack failed in every way.

NZ police had no evidence but could see two captured French spies weren't newlyweds.

New podcast Rainbow Warrior: A Forgotten History reveals political moves behind bombing.

The drug took off as young counter-culture Kiwis wanted more than rugby, racing and beer.

Overseas criminals and local gangs use meth to bring misery to NZ communities, say police

In the final episode, hosts John Daniell and Noelle McCarthy explore the gang’s downfall.

Figures show how costly it can be - but short-term savings can have long-term consequences

The Prosperity Project explores what the Budget means for your savings.

While interest rates may be positive, other factors could impact your purchases.

"I was really wrapped up with what I was doing was who I was."

Collecting things like Lego, whiskey and fashion could be financially beneficial.

Te Kahukura Boynton has released a new book exploring her financial journey.

'I don’t remember a time where people have asked me more redundancy questions.'

The Sex.Life co-host offers insights into her big career shift and how she made it work.

The stock market has had some wild ups and downs so far this year.

Figures show how costly it can be - but short-term savings can have long-term consequences

The Prosperity Project explores what the Budget means for your savings.

While interest rates may be positive, other factors could impact your purchases.

Sinead Boucher on her staff trust scheme; Steven Joyce's focus as NZME refreshes board.

The NZ Film Commission front-foots more than $300k of international travel in 2025.

The founder and owneer of Great Southern Television on the future of the screen industry.

And does the broadcaster of the year want to one day be Newstalk ZB breakfast host?

Will this be Simon Dallow's swansong year as the 6pm newsreader?

Leigh Hart opens up in this week's Media Insider podcast.

Sinead Boucher on her staff trust scheme; Steven Joyce's focus as NZME refreshes board.

Murdered man had two great loves in the last year of his life, and neither was his wife.

She sunk out of sight. It was two days before her body was found on the seabed.

Inspector clears up detective grandfather's unsolved cases.

Natalia Burgess was originally exposed for her crimes in 2011.

Dr Niki Osborne had quite the flashback while listening to a NZ Herald podcast.

Natalia Burgess was originally exposed for her crimes in 2011.

A mother's grief exposed – new catfishing brings back the horror of her son's death.

'Facebook predator' Natalia Burgess is again creating false identities online.

The Herald exposed her in 2011. 13 years later, can she be stopped?

Murdered man had two great loves in the last year of his life, and neither was his wife.

She sunk out of sight. It was two days before her body was found on the seabed.

Inspector clears up detective grandfather's unsolved cases.

Caroline didn't want to marry her husband but he told her the Holy Ghost had spoken.

The church's full response to claims of a cover-up in the Heaven's Helpline podcast.

A church that began in the US had huge success with Māori followers.

Listen now to Heaven's Helpline - a six-part investigation into the Mormon church in NZ.

Lawmakers could force change to help protect abused children, says Murray Jones.

The final episode of Heaven's Helpline explores attempts to reform the LDS church.

Episode five of Heaven's Helpline tells the shocking story of Daniel Taylor in Kaitaia.

Episode four of our podcast reveals the shocking truth behind the church's helpline.

Bishops played a crucial role, the Heaven's Helpline podcast discovers.

Caroline didn't want to marry her husband but he told her the Holy Ghost had spoken.

The church's full response to claims of a cover-up in the Heaven's Helpline podcast.

A church that began in the US had huge success with Māori followers.

Wellington's mayor admits losing the airport shares sale vote was a setback.

Councils around the country have raised concerns about the cost of holding the polls.

The Government won't be mandating meters but the minister is a 'very strong advocate'.

The former Prime Minister thinks there are plenty of ways to improve performance.

The Reserve Bank has not confirmed if Orr is even in the country this week.

First-term mayors in our biggest cities have all confirmed they're up for round two.

On the Tiles recaps the year in politics, and the best and worst performers.

On the Tiles: Local Edition runs through the big political winners and losers of 2024.

The former Cabinet minister successfully recommended Lindsay McKenzie for the job.

Wellington's mayor admits losing the airport shares sale vote was a setback.

Councils around the country have raised concerns about the cost of holding the polls.

The Government won't be mandating meters but the minister is a 'very strong advocate'.

Green believes people are wrong in thinking her and Art have a 'fairytale' life.

Dalton said his talk in Auckland last year was the most powerful event he's ever done.

The stand-up comedian has confronted some powerful people on his show New Zealand Today.

The SportsCafe star is back on Radio Hauraki with a new show and podcast.

The beloved children's entertainer has been entertaining young Kiwis for three decades.

The broadcaster opens up in her new memoir about her early difficulties of being a mum

She also opened up about the "monstrous" fails she experienced working on her farm.

Bailey went viral in 2015 after giving a speech a week after a cancer diagnosis.

Green believes people are wrong in thinking her and Art have a 'fairytale' life.

Dalton said his talk in Auckland last year was the most powerful event he's ever done.

The stand-up comedian has confronted some powerful people on his show New Zealand Today.

The popularity of the Netflix show has got people talking about the 'manosphere'.

Dr Denise Quinlan helps people learn how to grieve in their own ways.

Dr Preeya Alexander is a well-known GP and health educator based in Melbourne.

The popular podcast host and author joins The Little Things for a wide-ranging chat.

Ultra-trail running coach Cathy Duffy has had to change how she thinks about exercise.

Author Oliver Burkeman wants people to look at a different kind of self-help.

There are more organisms in our gut than there are human cells in our body.

Clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire joined The Little Things.

Millionaires are spending big bucks to lower their biological age, but it's not needed.

The popularity of the Netflix show has got people talking about the 'manosphere'.

Dr Denise Quinlan helps people learn how to grieve in their own ways.

Dr Preeya Alexander is a well-known GP and health educator based in Melbourne.

Olympic great says this struggle takes all his energy.

Abby Howells reveals how her perceived weakness became her strength.

Poet Dominic Hoey discusses his dyslexia and creative writing on No Such Thing as Normal.

Social media star can't sit behind someone on a plane in case he hits them.

Emily Martin has suffered from severe anxiety since she was 6.

Dyspraxia can make ordinary skills like tying shoelaces difficult.

It takes more than a parenting course to sort this out, warns the News at Six presenter.

Broadcaster says parents need to know 'this isn't going to be a quick fix'.

Sonia Gray's podcast explores why so many neurodivergent people end up in prison.

Olympic great says this struggle takes all his energy.

Abby Howells reveals how her perceived weakness became her strength.

Poet Dominic Hoey discusses his dyslexia and creative writing on No Such Thing as Normal.

Anthony Wheble is serving a sentence of preventive detention for brutal attempted murders.

Herald crime podcast tells the stories of NZ's disgraced, offending cops.

Crime journalist Anna Leask looks back at some of the strangest cases of her career.

True crime podcast A Moment In Crime looks at the murder of Yanfei Bao in Christchurch.

The Peter Ellis case is one of the most controversial in New Zealand legal history.

Head Youth Court Judge Isa Malosi speaks to A Moment In Crime podcast.

Sisters sexually abused by their father have shared their story in Herald podcast.

A man who recently moved to New Zealand was attacked by six people after a late-night supermarket trip. Video / Supplied

The incident was captured on camera and has been shared on social media.

Anthony Wheble is serving a sentence of preventive detention for brutal attempted murders.

Herald crime podcast tells the stories of NZ's disgraced, offending cops.

Crime journalist Anna Leask looks back at some of the strangest cases of her career.

The award-winning singer-songwriter has always had a knack for business.

Mat Croad and Nick Marshall have known each other for most of their lives.

'Money was certainly not plentiful in our household,' she tells Liam Dann.

The brand has made headlines after struggling to get banks and insurers on board.

Dame Julie Chapman's experiences led to her endeavours to help others.

Handley has been an entrepreneur since he moved to New Zealand at the age of 14.

Icehouse CEO Olivia Blaylock on building business resilience in tough times.

The comedian talks to Liam Dann about money and life.

Liam Dann talks about money and life with 2degrees boss Mark Callander.

The award-winning singer-songwriter has always had a knack for business.

Mat Croad and Nick Marshall have known each other for most of their lives.

'Money was certainly not plentiful in our household,' she tells Liam Dann.

Sasha Borissenko busts some of the myths about fatness.

Sasha Borissenko looks at weight loss surgery.

Sasha Borissenko does some myth busting in Chewing the Facts episode 4

Chewing the Facts explored the myths around obesity, fatness and weight loss.

In this new series, Sasha Borissenko debunks some of our biggest weight myths.

Sasha Borissenko says the personal choice narrative is hard to break

There's a reason why stores can afford to sell it at such a low price

Does the nearly decade-old system work equally across all foods?

The latest episode of Chewing the Facts examines why there is no will to change the law

Sasha Borissenko busts some of the myths about fatness.

Sasha Borissenko looks at weight loss surgery.

Sasha Borissenko does some myth busting in Chewing the Facts episode 4