NZ Rugby CEO Mark Robinson and All Blacks coach Scott Robertson answer questions on about selection policy. Video / NZ Herald

Reporter Amelia is at the Diversity Festival in South Auckland, where kid Samoan Siva Afi dancers are showing off their passion for fireknife, and devotion to culture. Video / KKN

Tove Jensen-Munroe says the drug will be her 'best option' if she relapses. Video / Megan Wilson

Pyper Vision founder Emily Blythe and Air New Zealand's chief pilot David Morgan have teamed up on better fog forecasting technology that could save the sector a fortune.

MetService National Weather: March 17th - March 19th Video / MetService

A person has been killed and another critically injured after driver allegedly fleeing police in Auckland. Video / Michael Craig/Supplied

Luxon in negotiations in India and doubts about the Government's ability to get unemployment under control. Video / NZ Herald, Sky News

This episode takes you behind one of the largest privately owned data centres in Australia & how one entrepreneur built the A$17b business from nothing.

A huge pod of dolphins has been spotted in Wellington Harbour this weekend Video / Remy Thomassen / Carolyn Cal Scaddan

Nigel Latta said he is no longer terminally ill in social media update on his fight with cancer. Video/ Nigel Latta

The northbound lanes on the Southwestern Motorway between Massey Rd and the SH20A interchange had to be closed after a car fire on Saturday night. Video / Fade_oclock_nz

Over 300 children escaped early childhood centres, report finds. UK PM Starmer urges unity in push for Russia Ukraine ceasefire. Video / NZ Herald

Denise Wilkinson feels unfairly targeted and will fight moves to push her out. Video / Alyse Wright, Jason Dorday

NZ PM Christopher Luxon is off to India as Mark Carney is sworn in as the new Canadian PM. Arrest in Christchurch on the sixth anniversary of the mosque tragedy. Video / NZ Herald

The Christchurch author's new novel stars a mystery-solving primary school girls’ punk rock band. Video / Rachel King

Reporter Neveah is at Hokitika’s annual Wildfoods Festival, where the Feral Fashion wearable arts competition has local tamariki foraging and flaunting their local flora.

Britomart has gone from a rough area to a vibrant hotspot over 20 years. Video / Alyse Wright, Jason Dorday

Australia’s bounce back in underway thanks to rate & tax cuts, but companies are still under pressure with profits normalising and investors proving tough to please.

The competition challenges operators with precision tasks, such as painting, pouring water into a glass, opening a beer bottle and picking up an egg.

Bruce Cunningham is retiring after 45 years of teaching. Video / Supplied

The illustrated book was inspired by Ardern's time parenting while Prime Minister of New Zealand.

Reporter Liana hits the court with Disability Sport Auckland, where these kids are taking basketball to the next level!

Scott Watson fights for parole, Winston Peters heads to the US, and White House officials push for a Ukraine ceasefire.

The Labour MP said he would do the haka again 'if it is the right cause'. Video / Julia Gabel

A young person has died after being hit by a train in the Waikato town of Matamata. Video / Maryana Garcia

NZ First leader Winston Peters deflected questions over whether the party's constitution reflected DEI values. Video / Jamie Ensor

Winston Peters is asked if he is comfortable with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs having a tikanga lead. Video / Mark Mitchell

A house fire in Kaiapoi, north of Christchurch, spread into a neighbouring property. March 12, 2025. Video / Supplied