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Giant tree will knock your Christmas stockings off
Standing at a majestic 18.4 metres tall, Te Manaaki is decorated with 10,000 LED lights, 4,000 pōhutukawa flowers and 200 giant baubles. A new centrepiece for Te Komititanga.
The Great NZ Road Trip: Kaikōura to Timaru
The Great NZ Road Trip: Kaikōura to Timaru Video / NZ Herald
Scammer legs it during police arrest
British scammer Jack Hennessy was caught on CCTV escaping custody and sparking a foot chase with police through Auckland's CBD. Video / NZ Police
Chocolate swirl cheesecake
Add some glamour to your Christmas feast with this stunning cheesecake. Video / Fresh Media
Napier City Council issues urgent water restriction notice
Dry conditions has left the area low on supply. Video / TVNZ
Yanfei Bao trial: Man accused of her murder takes the stand
Tingjun Cao told the jury he went to meet the 44-year-old last July but she wasn't there. Video / TVNZ
Every high school in NZ to receive copy of new Treaty of Waitangi book
It's all thanks to a surprise donation by a generous Auckland couple. Video / TVNZ
CHCH richlister reveals shame over inheritance and how he made his own money
Christchurch rich lister Tracy Gough speaks about growing up as a Gough and what has contributed to his wealth over the years. Video / George Heard
Health Minister Dr Shane Reti details the benefits of the Healthy Homes Initiative
Health Minister Dr Shane Reti details the benefits derived from the Healthy Homes Initiative, which has led to fewer hospitalisations and better school attendance.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks in Ashburton after first Royal Commission Covid-19 report
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks in Ashburton after first Royal Commission Covid-19 report. Video / NZ Herald
NZ Herald Live: Judith Collins' update on the Manawanui sinking
The release of the initial findings from the Court of Inquiry into the HMNZS Manawanui grounding and sinking in Samoa last month.
'Narco sub' bound for Australia and New Zealand seized
Moment 'narco sub' filled with cocaine is captured in a marine trafficking route from Columbia to Australia. Video / AFP
NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon speaks on restoring farmer confidence
Christopher Luxon speaks on restoring farmer confidence
Covid 19 vaccine misinformation and new Aussie social media laws | NZ Herald News Update
Misinformation surrounding Covid 19 vaccine, Aussie social media ban for under 16s and Adrian Orr is a no-show post OCR decision.
Markets with Madison: Waihi mine
OceanaGold wants to keep mining under conservation land on Waihi’s coastline to keep its operation going for another decade. Could controversy derail their investment?
Casual Healing performs Aroha
Casual Healing performs Aroha. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Locals Only
Casual Healing performs Headstrong
Casual Healing performs Headstrong. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Locals Only
2degrees boss on profit jump, satellite plans
CEO Mark Callander discusses his firm's 2024 results, a pending satellite-to-phone service and a big contract win covering 2500 schools. Video / Michael Craig
The Great NZ Road Trip: Blenheim to Kaikōura
The Great NZ Road Trip: Blenheim to Kaikōura. Video / NZ Herald
Beatles ‘64 | Official Trailer
Produced by Martin Scorsese and offering an insight into Beatlemania, David Tedeschi's new documentary is streaming on Disney+ from November 29. Video / Disney+
Coastal litter sparks community concern
Awatoto and Te Awanga littered with rubbish, locals call for more bins. Video / Rafaella Melo
NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon and Erica Stanford speak to media
Christopher Luxon and Erica Stanford speak to the media
Market Watch: Can the 'Trump bump' last?
Liam Dann talks to Mike Taylor about the outlook for the share market. Video/ NZ Herald
Chief Inspector speaks on Rimutaka Prison review
Chief Inspector Janis Adair has released an inspection report showing understaffing issues at Rimutaka Prison. Video / NZ Corrections
Steve Taylor on the increased levels of arsenic reported in the Waikato River
Water Services Authority head of operations Steve Taylor speaks about the reports of increased levels of arsenic in the Waikato River which feeds into water supplies.
Kea Kids News: Kiwi kid protest leader keeps up the fight for his family in Gaza
Reporter Noelle is in Auckland where every weekend for the past year, 9-year-old Ali has led protests and marches to raise awareness about his family’s plight in war-torn Gaza.
Mitch James' final interview with Mike Hosking as a musician
Kiwi singer Mitch James has his final interview as a musician with Mike Hosking. Video / Newstalk ZB
Inside Emirates' new Airbus A350
The new plane has up to 312 seats and is airline's first new aircraft type since 2008.
Stone from Mt Erebus gifted to the Ministry for Culture and Heritage on 45-year anniversary
Forty-five years ago today, 257 people died when a passenger plane crashed into Mt Erebus in Antarctica. Video / Te Ao
Boris Johnson on the relationship between New Zealand and the United Kingdom
Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks about the relationship between New Zealand and the UK ahead of his New Zealand travels. Video / NZ Herald
Inquiry into the Covid-19 response and 45 years since Erebus crash | NZ Herald News Update
Inquiry into the Covid-19 response, fatal Waikato crash and 45 years since Air NZ Erebus crash.
Inside the Rovers: From the Heart
Napier City Rovers’ Fergus Neil and Adam Hewson made a special visit to Ronald McDonald House on Saturday, then hours later their team delivered big time on the pitch.
The Great New Zealand Road Trip: The rise and rise of Sounds Air
From humble beginnings with just one plane, a small airline has been transformed into a critical regional New Zealand lifeline, with more than 320 flights a week.
Kea Kids News: Million-dollar Christmas tree lights up the smiles
Reporter Kiyaan is in Te Komititanga Square, where a crew is building holiday cheer with the biggest Christmas tree you’ve ever seen in your life!
School replaces bell with music
Warkworth Primary School has replaced its traditional bell with music to signal the start and end of classes.
Hawke’s Bay athletes to compete at Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Taupō
Hawke’s Bay triathletes Graeme and Katrina Buscke train 35 hours combined, balancing family and careers.
Arapaki to open in Term 1, 2025
The first charter school announced to open under the Government’s new regime will be based on an Australian model. Video / George Heard
OCR decision: Reserve Bank swings the axe
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has cut the Official Cash Rate by 50 basis points, taking it from 4.75% to 4.25%. Video / NZ Herald
Tim Bray on the magic of children's theatre
In March, the Tim Bray Theatre Company launched a fundraiser. Today, it announced its closure due to founder Tim Bray's battle with incurable cancer, not financial pressures.