Incident Controller Colin Russell and Waimakariri District Mayor Dan Gordon on Blaze at Canterbury’s Pegasus Beach. Video / NZ Herald

Finance Minister Grant Robertson says he wants borrowers under stress and their banks to talk to each other following the release of the financial stability report. Video / Mark Mitchell

What we can expect from today’s unemployment figures, relief for Ruapehu and South Island braces for severe weather in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

PM Jacinda Ardern acknowledged that social media platforms can do ‘a huge amount of harm’ if misused and hopes that new owner Elon Musk will stick to his ‘principal of transparency'. Video / NZ Herald

New Mayors uniting against the government's three waters reforms, assisted death numbers revealed & Melbourne cup fever begins in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

PM appears frustrated when asked if the government is doing enough about the nightly ram-raids. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, makes announcement over Iran. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, on hate speech. Video / Mark Mitchell

PM Jacinda Ardern holds a post-Cabinet press conference. Video / Mark Mitchell

PM Jacinda Ardern's Auckland electoral office was damaged while she was in Antarctica. Video / Supplied

The NZ Iranian community held a protest at Parliament today calling for the government to respond to the situation in Iran. Video / Mark Mitchell Government under pressure for action against Iran

An emotional Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern explores her 'childhood hero' Ernest Shackleton's hut and speaks on the duty of care Aotearoa has to the preservation. Video / Mike Scott

PM Jacinda Ardern says that as parts of the world are becoming increasingly contested, Antarctica is part of that too. Video / Mike Scott

Fears more doctors could be lost to suicide, the costly Ministry of Education U-turn and Kayne West’s net worth plummets in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta saying the body of NZ soldier, Corporal Dominic Abelen, who was killed in Ukraine, may never be returned to NZ. Video / Mark Mitchell

Protest at Johnsonville: Two protesters arrested. Video / Mark Mitchell

Hundreds of nurses in primary healthcare are striking nationwide, calling for the right to be paid the same as their hospital counterparts. Video / NZ Herald

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talks about research, environmental protection and conservation in Antarctica. Video / Mike Scott

One person is critically hurt after a car drove into a parked truck. Video / Hayden Woodward

Acting PM Grant Robertson on the NZ couple released from detention in Iran, saying there was no deal done with the Iranians. Video / Mark Mitchell

Greens Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Golriz Ghahraman was asked about the government's response to the situation in Iran. Video / Mark Mitchell

PM Jacinda Ardern said that after several months of work by the NZ Government Kiwi influencers Bridget Thackwray and Topher Richwhite have safely exited Iran. Video / NZ Herald

Kiwi sportsman faces up to 10 years behind bars, concerns grow over the state of our healthcare and more Kiwis are going rural in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra and Pacific Island drums collaborate for a performance under the direction of young composer David Mason. Video / NZ Herald

October 25: Health Minister Andrew Little on today's health announcements. Video / Mark Mitchell

Deputy PM Grant Robertson, National leader Christopher Luxon and National party health spokesman Shane Reti speak about the healthy system following the death of a four-year-old at Wellington Hospital. Video / Mark Mitchell

Deputy PM Grant Robertson on incoming British PM Rishi Sunak. Video / Mark Mitchell

WorkSafe under fire, why almost 100,000 community service hours have been wiped and the UK has a new Prime Minister in the latest NZ Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Arvin and Abegail Chua lost their 4-year-old son Sebby after complications from tonsillitis. Video / NZ Herald

Brian and Hannah Tamaki say they are 'bringing back common sense' at the launch of their new political party 'Freedoms NZ' at the Due Drop Events Centre in Manukau. Video / Dean Purcell