Want to know what politics are? Chlöe Swarbrick explains to Kea Kids News reporter Rufus, and tries to top Seymour’s chicken dance. Video / Kea Kids News

Join us for live coverage of the Anzac dawn service 2024, from Gisborne and Auckland NZ. Video Whakaata Māori

The New Zealand Team has named it’s largest ever women’s canoe sprint team for the Paris Olympic Games. Video / Ben Dickens

Jon Low, or Patchy as known by social media has secured a shop to run his coffee business from in Central Auckland. Video / Corey Fleming

Key witness David Pecker has detailed a strategy used to bury damaging news of the former US President.

Dog walkers are dumping bags of faeces at a spot where Auckland Council removed a bin.

Latam passengers work to gain compensation, a key witness in Donald Trump’s trial takes the stand and first-home buyers dominate the market in the latest NZ Herald headlines.

Brent Mountford is a sheep and beef farmer and keen conservationist.

More and more farmers and their wives are finding additional work off-farm.

Green hydrogen company Hiringa Energy has launched Australasia's first zero-emission green hydrogen refuelling network, Hiringa Refuelling New Zealand. Video / Hiringa

The massive hub can process more than 30,000 parcels an hour at peak times. Video / Ben Dickens

Oranga Tamariki calls in consultants to help with job cuts, why Three Strikes could add to court backlogs and the first witness in Trump’s trial in the latest NZ Herald headlines.

Te Hāpai Ō is an iwi-supported accommodation service intended to help men coming out of prison to reintegrate into society. Video / Whakaata Māori

What good are all these amazing bike lanes if kids never learn to ride? Kea Kids News reporter Sophia checks out a brand new bike program rolling out in some Auckland schools.

Labour leader Chris Hipkins is highly critical of the Government over job losses for frontline staff, saying they are to pay for tax cuts it cannot afford. Video / Mark Mitchell

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon defending job cuts for front line staff during a live press event in Wellington.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee announcing the Government is to bring back the Three Strikes law.

73 year old Mike Fletcher was forced to hobble in pain up his gravel driveway and then hitch hike to a medical appointment. Video / NZ Herald

Pensioners who own units in a council-run affordable housing scheme that's up for sale in Auckland say tensions have flared since they were barred from voicing their concerns.

An Auckland jewellery store has been ram-raided by thieves for a second time in just over a week.

Former Port of Auckland boss Tony Gibson is standing trial over the 2020 workplace death of Pala’amo Kalati. Video / NZ Herald

Former Port of Auckland CEO Tony Gibson goes on trial, recession hits the job market and a candlelit vigil has been held for the Sydney stabbing. Video / NZ Herald / Getty / AP

Caltex Te Atatū has had a second ram raid in a year after a vehicle ploughed through the entrance early this morning. Video / Hayden Woodward

Welcome to the Mid Northern kids rodeo, where Kea Kids News reporter Marie is learning to rope and ride some buckin’ broncos! Video / Kea Kids News

Bowel cancer screening kits arriving too late to test. Major scientic discovery at Otago University. US to vote on massive aid package for Ukraine.

The nine-year-old was fearless and adventurous. His mother has no idea what made him take the fatal actions but wants the world to know how magical and beautiful her baby boy was.

Sage's brother led the haka at the end of his funeral service, as his small coffin was carried to the hearse. Sage's family want other families to be aware of the dangers

two 11-year-olds plead with Pharmac to reinstate funding for a diabetes pump.

Students of Otago University in Dunedin have hosted another street party today.

A worker at the Central Interceptor wastewater pipe in Sandringham is rescued by FENZ.