Wrapping up 2012 here is the final episode ever of the Boil Up Herald series. Joining our regulars to say farewell are Trevor Mallard, Tau Henare, Mike King and Julian Wilcox.
Rescues around southern Queensland as Ex-Cyclone Alfred brings flooding to the state. Video / Queensland Fire Department
The family of a man who died during a police confrontation at Ōrere Point are working to bring his body back to Brisbane for burial. Video / RNZ
Before and after footage of Pal beach on thte Gold Coast beach reveals the damage caused by ex-cyclone Alfred. Video / Supplied
Argentina declared three days of national mourning after flash floods killed at least sixteen people. Video / AFP
The Government is looking for investors to help build the first section of the Northland Expressway. Video / Mark Mitchell
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is sticking by his commitment to secure a free trade deal with India. Video
MetService National Weather: March 10th - March 13th. Video / MetService
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is questioned on recent poll results. Video / Mark Mitchell
RNZAF personnel have been told they can't grow mullets for charity. Video / Mental Health Foundation
A cancer patient who lost a lung in a botched surgery believes he should get a life-changing transplant. Video / RNZ / Nick Monro
Russia increases its Ukraine offensive, Wellington Water faces scrutiny, and Cyclone Alfred triggers insurance chaos in Australia.
KiwiSaver funds have returned between 4-10% on average over 10 years. What investment opportunities are funds eyeing next, and should we expect fees to fall or rise as a result?
Reporter Eden is at the Z Manu World Champs, where New Zealand’s best manu superstars are battling it out in the Grand Finals. Who will take the top prizes this year?
A rare dead heat in the 1500 metres at the national athletics championships in Dunedin between Sam Tanner, 24, and Sam Ruthe, 15. Video / AthleticsNZ
A Penguin missile was fired for he first time from a Seasprite helicopter recently in a world first for New Zealand. Video / NZ Defence Force
Police responded to a two-vehicle crash on Junction Road near the intersection with Waiwakaiho Road West, Burgess Park. Video / Supplied
Deaths, injuries in wake of ex-tropical cyclone Alfred. Fatal crash in Dairy Flat. Destiny Church disrupt another Pride event. Video / NZ Herald
NZ Open champion Ryan Peake has gone from being a banged-up gang member to a man with the golf world at his feet.
Pā Reo at Te Wānanga o Raukawa embraces the Living Building Challenge, blending , tino rangatiratanga and a deep commitment to a sustainable future. Video / Faultline Films
Damage is shown in this video as Ex-Cyclone Alfred hits the Gold Coast this weekend. Video / Lulu Wood
Ex-cyclone Alfred touches down in Australia, being downgraded. Chris Hipkins delivered his State Of The Nation address yesterday. Video / NZ Herald
Dame Theresa Gattung on the highs and lows of a life lived at the top. Video / Michael Craig
Upper Hutt resident Rachael Ayling is amped for the city's Bogan Day Out festival. Video / Mark Mitchell
Glenda saw the future, made a plan – and found her best life.
NZ Herald rugby writer Liam Napier undergoes, and fails, rugby's head knock assessment test. Video / NZHerald
Helen Clark speaks to media after Chris Hipkins' State of the Nation speech. Video / Dean Purcell
Helen Clark front's media on New Zealand's position globally on the war in Ukraine. Video / Dean Purcell
Cyclone Alfred is expected to hit early Saturday morning with 4 million people affected between southeast Queensland and upper New South Wales. Video / NZ Herald / AFP
Chris Hipkins speaks to the Auckland Business Chamber
Winston Peters answers questions about whether he informed the Prime Minister of Phil Goff's sacking and Air New Zealand CEO Greg Foran resigns. Video / NZ Herald
Cybersecurity is a booming industry with attacks from private and state-sponsored hackers utilising AI. What are companies and governments doing to protect our information?
An aggressive ute almost rammed Auckland driver off the road during a heated incident in Manukau city centre.
Tina Veaila faces deportation with her New Zealand-born sons after her husband was deported to Tonga. Video / Alyse Wright / Ben Dickens
Harrison Ford’s Glenmorangie campaign breaks all the rules.
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters speaking to media after sacking Phil Goff. Video / Mark Mitchell
Phone recording between Auckland businessman Carel Vijoen and a Westpac bank employee discussing suspicious transactions in and out of his account.
The U.S. steps back on Ukraine intelligence aid, Auckland fire continues, and nursing training sees a boost.
Greenbox's Wayne Angus tells us how the company will confront a huge computer dumping problem. Video / Sylvie Whinray
Hard work has begun on the training pitch ahead of big football season ahead for Napier City Rovers.