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A Kiwi tourist was killed by charging elephant in Zambia, and a group of prominent New Zealanders have written an open letter opposing David Seymour's Regulatory Standards Bill.
Whatatutu Mangatū community petition to address impacts of logging-truck traffic
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Iconic Cardrona Hotel up for sale
One of New Zealand’s most iconic buildings – the Cardrona Hotel – is on the market for the first time in more than a decade. Ryan Bridge speaks to co-owner Kade Thornton.
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Watch: Paul Goldsmith and Willie Jackson debate the week's biggest political issues
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Former All Black John Afoa previews the first test
Former All Blacks prop John Afoa on the first test between the All Blacks and France in Dunedin. He tells Ryan Bridge what he makes of the changes to the squad.
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Telecommunications Forum CEO Paul Brislen explains what you should do if the network goes down in an emergency after outage in flood-hit Tasman District.
New Zealand tourist killed by charging elephant in Zambia
A New Zealander is one of two women killed by a charging elephant while on a walking safari in Zambia
Gisborne Mayor after heavy rain hits the region
Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz speaks to Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW following a bout of heavy rain across the region
$1 million Ferrari hits man's prized Honda Civic
Aldrin Mariano's 1995 Honda Civic EG8 was destroyed while parked in Newmarket in Auckland. Video / Wheel Hub NZ
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Smokefreerockquest Waikato Regional Final
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Smokefreerockquest Hawke's Bay Regional Final
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Frank Film: Stories from the South, Episode 8: High on Culture
Riccarton High: the centre of a changing Christchurch. Video / Frank Film
Drivers battle surface flooding in Ōkato, Taranaki
Heavy rain has produced surface flooding in the Taranaki town of Ōkato.
Rotorua is 'back to basics' with new police beat
Police Minister Mark Mitchell was in Rotorua to announce the initiative. Video / Annabel Reid
Inside the new Karanga-a-Hape Station, City Rail Link
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All Blacks spring selection surprises
Liam Napier and Elliott Smith discuss the All Blacks surprise selections for the first test against France in Dunedin. Video \ NZME
Extreme weather for Upper South Island, and Diddy avoids major charges | NZ Herald News Update
More heavy downpours are coming for the Upper South Island, and Sean 'Diddy' Combs is convicted on two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, avoiding other charges.
NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon speaks to media
Christopher Luxon speaks to the media
Bluebridge’s new Cook Strait ferry Livia arrives in Wellington
Bluebridge’s new ferry the Livia received a “tug spray welcome” as it sailed into the capital this morning. Video / Mark Mitchell
Solar bat monitors cut carbon emissions and uncover secrets of Auckland’s night sky
They don’t screech or suck blood. But they do sing. Tiny and elusive, New Zealand’s long-tailed bat is the country’s only native land mammal, and it’s critically endangered.
Takutai Tarsh Kemp questions changes to Whānau Ora
In one of her last appearances at Parliament, Te Pāti Māori MP Takutai Tarsh Kemp tells minister Tama Potaka his changes to Whānau Ora "don't make sense." Video / Parliament TV
Herald NOW's panel: Local council, ACC funding issues, threat of AI taking jobs
BBM Dave Letele and Lifestyle Brands editor Stephanie Holmes talk to Ryan Bridge on todays hot topics.
Watch: New Cook Strait ferry arrives in Wellington Harbour
Wellington Reporter Ethan Manera talks to Herald NOW as the the new Cook Strait ferry arrives in Wellington Harbour
'We didn't think we'd get in' - Kiwis selected for World's longest river race
The Boomtown Boys Tim Macfarlane and Kieran Hickman selected to compete in World's longest river race the Yukon 1000.