How community leaders hope to curb the issue of recent drive-by shootings, the PM delivers her Harvard Commencement speech and why first home buyers need to be cautious in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

26 May, 2022 Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern addressed the media at Harvard University. Video / NZ Herald

Crime Prevention Group president Sunny Kaushal says Thursday’s $6 million support plan to thwart ram raiders is ‘too little, too late’. Video / NZ Herald

Police Minister Poto Williams says it would be the ‘worst nightmare’ if someone was killed in the recent gang-related shootings across Auckland. Video / NZ Herald

Our Prime Minister talks gun reform in the US, rising gang tensions continue in Auckland and how guidelines around school uniforms could change in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Business Editor-at-Large Liam Dann explains the Reserve Bank's decision to fight inflation by raising the Official Cash Rate. Video / Cameron Pitney / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, addresses media in Washington DC on the second day of her US trip. Video / Claire Trevett

A night of gang feud shootings across Auckland, OCR set for a record high and PM Ardern kicks off her US trip in the latest New Zealand Herald Headlines. Video / NZ Herald

There’s a new type of safety camera in town and it’s not looking at your speed, but rather whether you're on the phone and wearing your seat belt. Video / NZ Herald

PM Jacinda Ardern spoke about new Australian Prime Minister elect Anthony Albanese. Video / Mark Mitchell

What you need to know about the virus that causes monkeypox. Video / AP / Getty

PM jets to the US but why she might not meet the President, how a tight job market is impacting salaries and what an Albanese win means for NZ in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

The Prime Minister's recent Covid-19 diagnosis resulted in a logistical headache for all those involved with her pre-planned US trip, including the White House. Video / Zoom / NZ Herald

Levin resident Peter Duckmanton spoke to the Herald about Friday morning's tornado damage. Video / Mark Mitchell

Cheree Kinnear hits the supermarkets for some price comparisons.

Chistopher Luxon shares his thoughts on the 2022 Budget. Video / NZ Herald

Aftermath of the Budget continues, house sales slow and parts of the country brace for snowfall in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Health Minister, Andrew Little's post-Budget speech. Video / NZ Herald

Act party leader David Seymour called this the 'brain drain budget.' Video / NZ Herald

Green party MP Julie Anne Genter spoke about what the budget had to offer for the people in New Zealand that are most in need of help. Video / NZ Herald

National party leader Christopher Luxon talked to Political Reporter Thomas Coughlan about this year's budget. Video / NZ Herald

Political Reporter Thomas Coughlan talks to Finance Minister Grant Robertson about today's budget. Video / NZ Herald

Pak'n Save, Countdown and The Warehouse are put to the test to find out where to buy NZ's cheapest groceries. Video / NZ Herald

Finance Minister Grant Robertson has outlined the governments investment in health for 2022. Video / Mark Mitchell

Finance Minister Grant Robertson outlined the Government's cost of living support package for low and middle incomes. Video / Mark Mitchell

What’s in store for Budget Day, a breakthrough in treating a disease with no cure and Aussie PM’s embarrassing sports gaffe in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Research finds the Parliament protest was unlike anything seen before, NZ prepares to hit another grim Covid milestone and what a change in Government across the ditch could mean for us in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Finance Minister Grant Robertson at his photo op for his Wellbeing Budget 2022. Video / Mark Mitchell

Martin Berry's sister Joanna Statham said the images she had in her head of his final seconds haunted her. Video / George Heard

Justice Jonathan Eaton sentences Rena Joyce to life in prison with a non-parole period of 13 years and nine months. Video / Pool