Ever acted out a greating sporting moment in a pub? Here's our attempt at Jonah Lomu's rampage against England at the 1995 Rugby World Cup.
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.
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
BBM Dave Letele and Lifestyle Brands editor Stephanie Holmes talk to Ryan Bridge on todays hot topics.
Wellington Reporter Ethan Manera talks to Herald NOW as the the new Cook Strait ferry arrives in Wellington Harbour
The Boomtown Boys Tim Macfarlane and Kieran Hickman selected to compete in World's longest river race the Yukon 1000.
Sports Journalists Bonne Jansen and Chris Reive on the panel for Herald NOW about All Black team naming for first test against France.
Queenstown Lakes District Council Candidate Lyal Cocks talks to Ryan Bridge about upcoming Local Body Elections
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.
Herald NOW: Daily Weather Update: July 3 2025.
Downing Street has been forced to deny that UK Chancellor Rachel Reeve's tears during PM's Questions came after a row with British Prime Minister earlier in the day.
StraitNZ CEO Shane McMahon talks to Herald NOW about Bluebridge's new ferry Livia which arrives in Wellington on Thursday after a six-week journey from Europe.
Prosthetist Lizzie Carey talks to Ryan Bridge as amputees call for overhaul of limb service.
NZ Herald Senior Journalist David Fisher talks to Ryan Bridge as Northland prepares for heavy.
NZ Herald Visual Journalist George Heard reports from Motueka as new storm system hit the region
Stephen Hoyle is set to swap Bluewater Stadium for fulltime football across the Tasman. Video / Neil Reid
Amputees complain of delayed care, pain and an inability to choose who provides their care.
Great Southern Television’s Phil Smith on his hit shows The Casketeers, Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and more, and the future of our screen industry. Video / NZ Herald
Who needs sleep when it’s Matariki? Reporter Jules and his mates are celebrating together with a pre-dawn bonfire, plus stories and songs with Matua Pita.
Sharanjit Kaur crashed into and killed a man after chasing down her partner’s wife in a rage on June 27, last year.
The Motueka ITM team took the initiative to fill sandbags in preparation for wet weather and potential flooding from tomorrow. Video / George Heard
Trump claims progress made on Gaza ceasefire, Green Party say tackling poverty is best response to shoplifting, and homicide investigation in Ponsonby. Video / NZ Herald, AFP
NZ Herald Rugby Correspondent Liam Napier on the build-up ahead of Saturday's All Blacks test against France in Dunedin. Video / Herald NOW
Consumer NZ Chief Executive Jon Duffy talks to Ryan Bridge about the price of butter.
Maurice Wiliamson and Sarah Sparks join Ryan Bridge to talk about the decision to stop making Jaffas and the removal of a controversial Warehouse ad. Video / Herald NOW
The Heralds Jenni Mortimer talks all things country music and explains why Jaffas are no more.
Christchurch surgeon Chris Wakeman talks to Ryan Bridge following elective surgery announcement.
Broadcaster Carly Flynn and her daughter Tilly Flynn talk to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge from heatwave struck Spain as extreme temperatures hit Europe.
Forsyth Barr Personal Finance Mark Richardson Investment Adviser chats with Herald Now's Ryan Bridge.
A homicide investigation has been launched after a body was found at a property on Renall St around 10pm in the Auckland suburb of Freemans Bay last night. Video / Carson Bluck
2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.
Labour Leader Chris Hipkins talks to Herald NOW's Ryan Bridge.
Ethics and Public Policy Center's Henry Olsen on US President Donald Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' passing in the US Senate and Elon Musk's funding threats.
Chlöe Swarbrick Green Party Co-Leader and ACT leader David Seymour on Herald NOW's political panel.