Police Commissioner Andrew Coster responds to watchdog report.

Young girls and female teachers are speaking up about shocking sexual harassment.

How a Government blunder actually sent Northland into lockdown, will a new youth crime package actually work? And the mystery continues over the body found in a burnt out car in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

A late night police chase across Auckland ends with several youths arrested, Britain has a new Prime Minister and snow fall down South as cold blast hits Aotearoa in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald

Youth walks free from another 10 charges due to delayed psychological report.

Police eventually stop the vehicle in Glen Eden, West Auckland and several youths are arrested. Video / Hayden Woodward

Pania Te-Paiho Marsh helping rangatahi who reach out for help via social media.

ACT Party leader David Seymour reveals punishments would include fines as well as community service such as picking up litter, cleaning graffiti or volunteering at a community group. Video / NZ Herald

Urgent changes were made at South Island's only youth remand home in Dunedin.

Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis comments on Hawke's Bay prison protest as five inmates remain on the roof. Video / Mark Mitchell

Liquorland Parnell store manager John Trail couldn't help but laugh at the thieves stealing a box of Peanut Slabs and then leaving bottles strewn across the footpath. Video / Hayden Woodward / Supplied

Ram-raiding youths who have plagued Auckland businesses are now favouring jewellery store smash-and-grabs, with at least two occurring in the city every week. Video / NZ Herald / Supplied

For young Māori it's cool to be bad, Māhera Mai says, and she's trying to change that.

About 14 people a day die due to smoking tobacco, disproportionately affecting Māori.

To witness rangatahi speak out about their reality gives great hope for the future.

Research is showing for one group online gaming comes with hidden dangers.

Dunedin man takes responsibility for illegal car meet-up in Forsyth Barr Stadium carpark.

Judge Jonathan Krebs has ruled that Joshua Wolland be discharged without conviction.

Paediatrician on keeping kids well while giving them back their "sense of normality".

Guests could be turned away at the venue if they test positive.

Ardern will meet UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street.

Mental health providers are struggling to cope with growing need in the wake of Covid-19.

'We need more capacity to do work. And here they are reducing the contract.'

Majority of submitters and all four other political parties oppose the bill.

Six young people playing with BB guns plunged Glenfield Mall into lockdown on Sunday, but co-owner Dallas Prendergast is just glad it was a false alarm. Video / NZ Herald

Director Ramon Te Wake explains why the community needs protection from hate and fear.