Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Māori Development Minister Tama Potaka talk to the media about today's protests. Video / Mark Mitchell

Auckland’s Northern Motorway remains at a near standstill coming into the city this morning with Te Pāti Māori protests disrupting peak-hour traffic. Video / NZ Herald

Protests get under way across the country, controversy as the 54th Parliament gets set to convene and fire crews fight blaze at Auckland High School in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Te Pāti Māori protesters gather in Albany in response to government policies related to co-governance and Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Video / Corey Fleming

Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks about the vaccine data breach. Video / Mark Mitchell

Labour leader Chris Hipkins on the calls for a national day of protest tomorrow. Video / Mark Mitchell

How much ratepayers will have to fork out when the City Rail Link opens, man arrested over Covid vaccination privacy breach and why another pause in fighting is unlikely in the Middle East in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / AP / NZHerald

Kiwis are rushing to get an EV before the Clean Car rebate is scrapped on December 31st. Video / Ben Dickens Focus Reporter / Chereè Kinnear

Rail boss slams New Zealand infrastructure costs, last-minute agreement extends the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, and more Kiwis falling behind on their mortgage payments in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Māngere blaze sends multiple homes up in flames, how the Prime Minister’s feeling about his deputy’s bribe accusations and some tough talk from the Reserve Bank in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

The White Lady has sent out a call for help over its burger bun supply shortage. Video / Alyse Wright

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon outlines the Govt's first 100 days agenda, from today's post-Cabinet presser. Video / Mark Mitchell

Former Prime Minister Chris Hipkins was scathing in his criticism of the new government in his first press conference as leader of the Opposition. Video / Mark Mitchell

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown keen to sell Port of Auckland, why the Prime Minister’s first post-cab press conference could be overshadowed by bride accusations and workers in India freed from collapsed tunnel after 17 days in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

The New National-Act-NZ First Government's smoking policy that repeals Labour's smokefree laws explained. Video / NZ Herald

The new Government gets set for its first cabinet meeting, was Black Friday a hit or miss for retailers? And the truce in Gaza gets extended in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Art of Black Grace 2/5brings together the worlds of dance, painting and music video / Jason Oxenham

Winston Peters speaks about being Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Video / Mark Mitchell

Julia Gabel from The Herald examines whether there has been any improvement in the gender pay gap between women and men. Video / NZHerald

Outgoing Prime Minister Chris Hipkins reacts to the National, Act and NZ First coalition agreement. Video / Mark Mitchell

Coalition talks wrap up in the capital, new details emerge over the Israel-Hamas hostage deal and Auckland Transport’s request to malls as Black Friday kicks off in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Some say it's the best move they ever made, for others not so much. NZ Herald's data journalist Julia Gabel takes a look at the pros and cons (with the stats to back these up) of jumping the ditch. Video / NZ Herald

"I'm really happy that a deal has come together" David Seymour comments on coalition deal. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister-elect Christopher Luxon has confirmed a coalition deal has been agreed on with Act and NZ First. Video / Mark Mitchell

National MP Nicola Willis gives media an update on when the public can expect coalition plans to be shared. Video / Michael Neilson

NZ First leader Winston Peters refuses to answer media's questions upon his return to Wellington. Video / Mark Mitchell

Fake sales, rollercoaster pricing and hidden price hikes are all on the rise this shopping season. Video / Ben Dickens

Deputy Prime Minister job drags out coalition talks, Auckland misses out on hosting SailGP and Israel’s cabinet approves hostage deal in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

An update on Shelly Bay, prime waterfront real-estate which has been bought by Sir Peter Jackson. Video / Mark Mitchell

Act leader David Seymour arrives in Wellington as coalition talks wrap up. Video / Adam Pearse