As New Zealand wakes up under Alert Level 3, PM Jacinda Ardern talks to Newstalk ZB’s Mike Hosking about Covid-19 checkpoints, Deborah Russell, and the wage subsidy scheme. Audio / Newstalk ZB
NZ's first civil union couple John Joliff and Des Smith chat about their experience 15 years on. Video / Mark Mitchell
In a historic first, a joint video message has been recorded by the Governor-General, The Rt Hon Dame Patsy Reddy and the Governor-General of Australia, General The Hon David Hurley to mark Anzac Day. Video / Supplied
Focus: Anglican minister Rev. John Fox is an opponent of euthanasia being legalised. Video / Mark Mitchell
Labour response to National Cabinet reshuffle
The Government has unveiled a $50 million package to help the media industry which has seen advertising revenues plummet due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Heather du Plessis-Allan thinks the rumoured National party coup is probably just that, but the story is believable.
Christopher Luxon makes a justice announcement with Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee. Announcement with Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee
There are five new cases of Covid-19 today. There was a further death - a woman in her 70s from St Margaret's rest home in Te Atatu. Education Minister Chris Hipkins says that distance learning will continue 'for some time'.
PM Jacinda Ardern and Mike Hosking go head to head debating the 'two business days' language used at Monday's press conference. Audio / Newstalk ZB
National Leader Simon Bridges says the Government's decision to extend the level 4 lockdown will "no doubt see a rise in mental health problems and stress related illnesses".
The Prime Minister is on a trade trip to Asia.
The Prime Minister is on a trade trip to Asia.
Focus Live: PM Jacinda Ardern concerned about how much sleep NZ Herald political reporter Jason Walls is getting during coronavirus update.
New Zealand’s third week in lockdown was it's most deadly, but as new case numbers continue to fall, NZ remains optimistic that Level 4 restrictions may be lifted on schedule.
PM Jacinda Ardern explains what alert level three means for you, your family and your business.
There are 20 new coronavirus cases in New Zealand as PM Jacinda Ardern reveals all Government ministers and public sector chief executives will take a 20 per cent pay cut.
David Seymour and Chris Bishop hold a press conference
On April 15, PM Ardern announced all Government ministers and public sector chief executives will take a 20 per cent pay cut. Video / NZ Herald
The Government will spend more than $130 million on a student support package, which aims to assist financially embattled students dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic.
Tourism Industry Association chief executive Chris Roberts says the industry is currently in a "deep slumber" and had been forced to go into "hibernation".
There have been a total of 37,000 reports of breaches, Police Commissioner Andrew Coster said. Eight police staff had been spat at - which potentially constituted a charge of infecting with disease, carries a maximum penalty of 14 years imprisonment.
Suzy Cato is back! Education TV channels, learning packs and free computers to boost home learning.
Christopher Luxon holds post-Cabinet press conference
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the Government cannot afford massive disruption to the health case system. "He broke the rules, and he needs to pay a price."
Health Minister David Clark speaks to Mike Hosking after being demoted for breaking lockdown rules.
Today Prime Minister Ardern responded to children asking about visits from the Easter Bunny and the Tooth Fairy during coronavirus lockdown.
Christopher Luxon takes Talk Back with Kerre Woodham
The Government will change a law to help companies facing insolvency due to Covid-19 to remain running and keep people in jobs.
New Zealanders have locked down in a bid to lock out Covid-19. A look back at the country's first week of national lockdown. Video / NZ Herald
Bauer Media – which published North and South, the Listener, Woman's Day and other magazines, announced it was closing. Ardern said she was "gutted" to see Bauer media close its doors. But she said the company refused the wage subsidy.