Health campaigners blast David Seymour’s latest appointment, Auckland city’s worst choke points revealed and why Israel won't take part in the next round of ceasefire talks in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

One dead in workplace incident in Mt Wellington. IMAGES / Hayden Woodward

Premier House Report does not state house is uninhabitable. First aid drops from USA in Gaza after 100 killed last week. Four dead after Russian drone crashes into apartment building in Odessa, Ukraine.

Brian Tamaki’s Freedom and Rights Coalition is marching throughout the country, calling on the Prime Minister to defend free speech. Video / Sylvie Whinray

The Prime Minister on Friday made a U-turn on his decision to take a $52,000 allowance, Tourism operators watching closely after Whakaari/White Island court decision and Alexei Navalny was buried in Moscow as crowds chanted anti-Putin slogans. Video / AP / Newshub

Labour leader and former Prime Minister Chris Hipkins speaks about Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's claim to a $52,000 optional allowance to live in the Wellington apartment he owns. Video / Mark Mitchell

Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee's Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Amendment Bill announcement in Wellington. Video / Mark Mitchell

Bigger buses hit the streets, journalists reveal plans to save Newshub and an investigation is launched after a technical glitch brought petrol stations to a standstill in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Investigations reporter Michael Morrah spoke at Newshub’s Auckland newsroom in Eden Terrace following the announcement the news outlet would be shut down. Video / Alyse Wright

The Green MP’s memorial service will be held at the Due Drop Events Centre in South Auckland. Video / Ben Dickens | Chereè Kinnear

Newshub staff left heartbroken by closure proposal, Parliament repeals New Zealand's smokefree law and employees query leap year pay in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Up to 300 jobs are expected to be lost as one of our biggest commercial media company’s newsrooms - Newshub - is set to close at the end of June. Video / Chereè Kinnear | Ben Dickens

Parliament makes progress in disestablishing the Māori Health Authority, alleged Sydney killer reveals location of missing couple and new research paints a worrisome picture of our financial outlook in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Health Minister Shane Reti fronts the media before the first reading of the Pae Ora (Disestablishment of the Māori Health Authority) Amendment Bill. Video / Mark Mitchell

Labour leader Chris Hipkins on his government's stance on gangs and his reaction to Stuart Nash's comments on the matter, saying Nash broke the Cabinet rules. Video / Mark Mitchell

Police remain at the scene of a Mt Albert Kāinga Ora estate where a person died on Monday afternoon. Video / Ben Dickens

Homicide investigation under way at Kāinga Ora estate, Golriz Ghahraman faces a fourth charge as her court date gets pushed back and what sparked mass Albert Park evacuation in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and MP Erica Stanford held a post-Cabinet meeting press conference. Video / NZ Herald

Iris Roxo Zubok succumbed to a cascading series of health challenges related to Kabuki Syndrome, but her parents are determined her death not be vain.

Mediators increase efforts to gain a cease-fire in Gaza before more innocent civilians are harmed. Today also marks the two year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

A group of 16 Vietnamese allegedly paid $203,000 after being promised work and new lives, but arrived to find no jobs and were left with a mountain of debt. Video / Jason Oxenham

The infrastructure commission says we need to look more to the long term, worries about standards of care between public and private hospitals and train cancellations are 3 times higher than in previous years. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks to NZ's goal of minimising the amount of people, of all ages; using the job-seekers or any benefit rather than working.

PM Christopher Luxon discusses progress and the plan in moving towards a smoke-free New Zealand.

Felix Shaw is calling on support for a petition he hopes to take to Parliament to have hearing aid batteries fully funded for over 18-year-olds. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visits Port Hills and talks to media. Video / NZ Herald

The distressing reports from the latest report from Oranga Tamariki, Efeso Collins' impact and Auckland Airport is calling for the government to look into their redevelopment plans to keep airfares low in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Mark Mitchell comments on Ginny Andersens statement that he was ‘paid to kill people’. Video / Adam Pearse

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks about Green MP Efeso Collins. Video / Adam Pearse

Labour leader Chris Hipkins addresses comments Ginny Andersen made about Mark Mitchell on Mike Hosking's Newstalk ZB show. Video / Adam Pearse