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Security tight for Kamala Harris' campaign climax in Pennsylvania
The vice president has made a final pitch to voters for the top job in the critical swing state. Video / TVNZ
Donald Trump takes stage at his last rally ahead of voting day
The former president is hoping a multi-state blitz is the ticket to victory, US Correspondent Logan Church reports. Video / TVNZ
American voters at the Kamala Harris rally in Philadelphia
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Knight's Choice wins the Melbourne Cup
Robbie Dolan won the Melbourne Cup riding Knight's Choice. Video / Sky Sport
Dave Letele devastated after foodbank freezer sabotaged
The community leader opened up in an emotional Facebook video. Video / David Letele
Ariana Grande attempts Kiwi accent during interview with ZM
American singing and acting sensation Ariana Grande has given her best attempt at a New Zealand accent. Video / Bree and Clint / ZM
NZ Herald Live: US Election Special with Ryan Bridge and expert panel
Ryan Bridge and a panel of US politics experts analyse the results live and discuss what it means for New Zealand
Police minister Mark Mitchell on Ōpōtiki gang raid
Police Minister Mark Mitchell spoke about searches made by police during their raid on gang members in Opotiki. Video / Mark Mitchell
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon reassured by police during Opotiki gang raids
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says re was reassured by police there was no point in where children were left alone during the Opotiki gang raids. Video / Mark Mitchell
PM on boot camp powers of restraint.
The prime minister explains comments he made over boot camp powers of restraint.
Final pitch to voters and new trial programme for maths in schools | NZ Herald News Update
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's final pitch to voters, a new trial programme for maths in schools and blood cancer patients demand answers
Kea Kids News: There’s plenty to be proud of at the biggest Poly Proud Night ever!
Reporter Anaya is at Poly Proud Night, where Potter’s House Church is raising the roof with singers and dancers from all over the South Pacific! Video / Kea Kids News
Pensioner loses $224k in cryptocurrency investment scam
Scammers manipulated the Taranaki grandmother into investing in cryptocurrency, claiming to be legitimate financial advisers. Video / Supplied
Scammers caught on secret recording
Scammers who used a deepfake video of Christopher Luxon to defraud a Taranaki grandmother have been caught on a secret recording trying to extort more money.
Luxon on Opotiki gang raids
Prime Minister on Opotiki Iwi allegations over police conduct. Video / Mark Mitchell
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on the US election
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon answered questions about the US election and possible trade ramifications. Video / Mark Mitchell
Education minister announces trial of 'intensive' maths programme
Education Minister Erica Stanford announcing the Government will trial a new “intensive” mathematics programme during term one and two next year. Video / Mark Mitchell
NZ Herald Live: PM Luxon post-Cabinet press conference
Christopher Luxon holds the post-Cabinet press conference
A woman has been stabbed to death in Glen Eden
A homicide investigation is underway following the death of a woman in Glen Eden last night. Video / Michael Craig
China’s Trump presidency concern and fight for free dental | NZ Herald News Update
China’s growing concern about possible Trump presidency, the fight to make dental care free and union meetings for Health NZ nurses to be held.
Pākehā confronting racism
Lorraine McLeod’s new book 'Leave Your Big Boots at the Door: Pākehā Confronting Racism Against Māori' came after she was challenged to write about racism. Video / Whakaata Māori
Markets with Madison: Steel super centre
This new steel warehouse can store twice the amount of steel used to build the Auckland harbour bridge. Video / Ben Dickens
Kea Kids News: Fireworks have a hilarious history, but they’re not fun for everyone
Love them or hate them, Guy Fawkes fireworks are here! Reporter Laynie learns some surprising facts and we meet a kid with some good reasons to dread this time of year.
New $10.5m New World The Sands opening
New supermarket is opening on Tuesday, November 5, 2024 at Pāpāmoa East in the Bay of Plenty.
Storm damaged homes being removed in Ranui
After the buyout of storm damaged homes, Auckland Council is beginning the process of removing hundreds of properties. Video / Alex Burton
Police investigation underway following a serious incident in Glen Eden.
Police are investigating a serious incident that occurred last night on Brandon Road in Glen Eden. Video / Hayden Woodward
Alleged victim of late Harrods owner Mohammed Al-Fayed speaks out
Cheska Hill-Wood, alleged victim of late Harrods owner Mohammed Al-Fayed, tells her story. Video / AFP
Thousands participate in the Auckland Marathon
Organizers said 17,000 people were taking part in the Auckland Marathon, the highest number in 10 years. Video / Alex Burton
Funeral begins for a teen who died in Rotorua
A teen boy's body arrives at his family's home near Rotorua on the first day of his tangi. Video / Supplied
Spain flooding, US sends military aid to Israel | NZ Herald News Update
Massive floods in Spain kill hundreds. Israel to receive further military funding from USA. UK Conservatives select new leader. Video / NZ Herald, AFP
Thomas Coughlan interviews Trump supporters at North Carolina rally
Herald Deputy Political Editor Thomas Coughlan interviews Trump supporters outside a rally in North Carolina. Video / NZ Herald
Thousands of Tongan supporters lined the streets of Ōtāhuhu.
Thousands of Tongan supporters lined the streets of Ōtāhuhu tonight to celebrate their team's narrow one-point victory over the Kiwis at Go Media Stadium.
Caught on camera: South Auckland dairies illegally sell single cigarettes
Hidden camera exposes illegal sale of single cigarettes in Manurewa dairies. Video / Michael Morrah / Mike Scott
Thomas Coughlan interviews Americans on the streets of Philadelphia
Deputy Political Editor Thomas Coughlan interviews Americans on the streets of Philadelphia ahead of next week’s election. Video / NZ Herald
Dirt bikers cause mayhem for mother with newborn baby
Mother frustrated at lack of action by police and council over dirt bikers in local park. Video / Supplied
Car flips, snaps power pole on North Shore
Four people were injured in the crash that knocked out power to surrounding houses. Video / Hayden Woodward
Trump election interference feared, Treasury fears over HealthNZ finances | NZ Herald News Update
Trump election interference feared as election nears. Treasury fears over HealthNZ finances revealed. Fire in Otahuhu. Video / NZ Herald