Lydia Ko completed her Olympics set with a gold while Dame Lisa Carrington made it three from three. Video / Chereè Kinnear / Getty / Photosport

Police want to make it an offence to download or possess blueprints for 3D-printed firearms amid rising manufacturing. Video / Ben Dickens / Michael Morrah / Mark Mitchell

According to one of the few Kiwi athletes who knows the feeling, it will take time for Alicia Hoskin to realise what she has achieved. Video / NZ Herald

Lisa Carrington and Alicia Hoskin take gold in the K2 women’s final, NZ tourism takes on new challenges and banks begin to lower their interest rates. Video / NZ Herald

Fuamatala Lui was getting her three young children ready for the day when she looked up and noticed her daughter acting strangely. Video / NZ Herald

Ellesse Andrews became the second New Zealander to claim Olympics gold at the track with a stunning effort to win the keirin final in Paris. Video / Supplied

The Auckland Cannabis Museum is re-opening today after being saved by a rich-lister donor, bringing its founder one step closer to his goal of making weed the new alcohol.

Funeral director Fiona Bakulich is alleged to have put bodies in plastic bags - instead of in the coffins the clients had paid for. Video / NZ Herald

Willie and Laura Akers talk about farming after Cyclone Gabrielle and why they’re still optimistic about wool. Video / Alan Gibson

Sky Originals NZ presents Wheel Blacks: Bodies on the Line, a three-part documentary series following New Zealand’s wheelchair rugby team the Wheel Blacks. Video / Sky Sport

Christ's College First XV complete preparations for clash with the old enemy, CBHS. Video / George Heard

Romance steals the show as Disney on Ice returns

Elliott Smith and Liam Napier discuss the All Blacks team announcement ahead of Saturday's test match against Argentina. Video / Mark Mitchell

Air New Zealand Chief Operational Integrity and Safety Officer explains the CEET service and safety training simulator for Cabin Crew. Video / Michael Craig

The recording made of Hanna by a relative when she visited their Hawkes Bay property, in which Hanna describes Polkinghorne as a 'sex fiend', was played to the jury in court.

A wreath-laying ceremony took place in Stratford, Taranaki on August 8, marking the anniversary of the Battle of Chunuk Bair. Video / Ilona Hanne

Photographer Larn Berge talks about his journey to take a 180-degree panorama of the Milky Way over the snowy caps of Mount Ruapehu and Mount Ngāuruhoe. Video / Larn Berge

Finance Minister Nicola Willis told Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking that the public sector is being told to act with caution. Video / Newstalk ZB

In today's headlines with Susie Nordqvist, Public sector cuts top $58m, investigation against Casketeers' star dropped and food costs hurting kids' diets. Video / NZ Herald / Getty

Out of sight – in to mined? Frank Film gauges local attitudes to increased plans for West Coast mining.

Sharp-shooter Oscar Faulds has flown to the other side of the world for a trial with Danish football club. Video / Neil Reid

Te Atawhai Aroha Trust is seeking for a natural burial zone to be created in Rotorua. Video / Laura Smith

Maori ward councillor, Pera Paniora, speaks after council voted to disestablish Maori wards. Video / Michael Craig

The cause of a large fire at a vacant home in Ahuriri is being investigated. Video / Missy Quito

The job market deteriorated in the June quarter, with unemployment rising to 4.6%. Video / Jason Dorday

Two arsonists set themselves alight while trying to burn Auckland barber shop. Video / one_two_upper_cuts

In today's headlines with Susie Nordqvist, Kamala Harris has selected her running mate, and pathologist says it's likely Lachie Jones drowned. Video / NZ Herald / Getty

MetService Severe: 6th of August - 9th of August. Video / Metservice

What are the rules of engagement with colleagues - and especially bosses - online? Video / Alex Cairns