Peter Thompson, CEO of Barfoot & Thompson, talks to property editor Anne Gibson about high Auckland house prices and young people’s expectations.
A 20 year-old man charge with murder after pointing gun at police in Hamilton overnight. Video / Herald Now
The Front Page: How do some things get approved by councils, but not others? Ryan Bridge speaks to Chelsea Daniels. Video / Herald Now
Ryan bridge speaks to Niamh O'Flynn from Greenpeace as Auckland holds a Dawn service for the Rainbow Warrior Anniversary. Video / Herald Now
Bayleys agent Heather Walton says Point Wells could be the new hotspot for families in search of a bigger bach with GJ Gardner on Herald NOW. Video / Herald NOW
Herald Now panel discussion with Simon Bridges, Auckland Business Chamber CEO and Christine Rankin, Former Conservative Party CEO. Video / Herald Now
Former Rainbow Warrior Cook Margaret Mills on the 40th anniversary of Rainbow Warrior sinking. Video / Herald NOW
Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale said “everyone can see what we need to do, but no one’s prepared to act”. Video / Herald NOW
Red Bull sacks Horner as Queensland takes State of Origin: Sports Panel July 10th. Video / Herald / Now
Trump’s tariffs letters and no expected drop in the OCR with 2degrees Business and BusinessDesk's Garth Bray. Video / Herald NOW
Infometrix Senior Economist Brad Olsen on the Official Cash Rate. Video / Herald NOW
Three new measles cases linked to overseas travel have been detected, with the individuals visiting a supermarket a library once during their infectious period. Video / Herald NOW
A panel of experts has recommended the government phase out buy-outs for homeowners whose properties are damaged by extreme weather events.
A new six-part series aims to shed light on the full story of the Rainbow Warrior sinking. Host Noelle McCarthy joined Ryan Bridge on the 40th anniversary of the bombing to discuss
Herald Now: Daily Sports Update: July 10th. Video / Herald NOW
Herald Now: Daily News Update: July 10th. Video / Herald Now
40 years ago, two bombs went off in Auckland's harbour. A new Herald series investigates why France bombed a Greenpeace anti-nuclear protest vessel.
The pig hunt is on! For reporter Layton and his mates on Great Barrier Island, free food is all around if you’re willing to run for it. Video / Kea Kids News
NZ Film Commission chief executive Annie Murray opens up on public funding and the importance of taking New Zealand film projects to the world.
Shirley Agostinha de Oliveira speaks about having her face burned in a beauty treatment.
Police maintain a visible presence as they investigate a serious firearms incident in Chartwell, Hamilton, this evening. Video / NZ Herald
A Royal New Zealand Air Force helicopter crew winched a "near-hypothermic" tramper and his dog to safety from freezing conditions in the Tararua Range.
The Reserve Bank has kept the Official Cash Rate at 3.25%, as expected. Video / Mark Mitchell
The Herald delves into the reasons for refusing entry to New Zealand, what happens to those passengers, and the airlines forced to pay for breaking the rules. Video / Carson Bluck
Te Awanga local and professional photographer and videographer Michael Farr captured the seal playing in the surf at his local break. Video / Michael Farr
Texas flooding death toll rises, Trump announced a 50% import tax, Inquiry focusing on 2021 lockdowns and vaccine mandates.
MetService Severe Weather 9-11 July. Video / MetService
Kieran Chisnall heard a ute 'roaring down the road' towards the level crossing, and knew the driver wasn’t going to stop.
NZ Herald Entertainment reporter, Mitchell Hageman gives an update on all things entertainment. Video / Herald NOW
Claire Sherwood talks to Ryan Bridge on the changes to tracks after Tegan Chen drowned in Fiordland’s Marian Creek and Christchurch city councillors bidding for re-election.
Dr Caroline Shaw, Epidemiologist and public health medicine specialist says EV's not so great for health. Video / Herald NOW
Herald Now panel discussion with Jack Wheeler, Pead PR Partner and Maria Slade, BusinessDesk reporter on Bringing back the Moa, Public service survey and ORC.
A flower tribute for Paige Johnson, who was killed after allegedly being hit by a motorcycle at Rotorua crossing, has been set on fire. Video / Supplied, Ben Fraser
Professor Michael Witbrock has been appointed chair of a new panel to advise AI policy in government agencies.
Nic Rawlence from Otago University talks to Ryan Bridge about bringing back the Moa. Video / Herald NOW
On Herald Now Ryan talks Reserve bank OCR call today, online ads for higher risk investments and NZ Firsts push for cash, with 2degrees Business and BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.
The newly-crowned Young Farmer of the Year winner Hugh Jackson joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to talk about his win and what it means for his future in farming. Video / Herald NOW
Mark Richardson, Investment Adviser at Forsyth Barr, joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW to explain how to get started in the world of investing.
The fight to save the Western Springs stadium is still trudging on despite several years of deliberations.