Shamima Begum says she hopes for the sake of her child she'll be allowed to return to the UK.
A measles outbreak in west Texas has escalated to 124 cases, with 18 in hospital, according to state health officials.
A hapless thief's awkward efforts to gain entry to a supermarket were captured on CCTV.
Winston Peters called China's lack of notice before a naval live-fire exercise in the Tasman Sea a “failure” in the NZ-China relationship.
Detectives are at the scene following a large fight among a group of men on Galway St in Auckland CBD, which resulted in one male suffering serious injuries.
New Zealand's new deal with Vietnam, citizen arrest laws to be eased and international tourist spending on the rise.
Herald reporter Michael Burgess joins 300 Warriors fans on an Air NZ charter flight direct to Las Vegas, ahead of the NRL season opener.
Reporter Anaya is behind the scenes of the smash Kiwi tv hit Shortland Street, where 7-year-old Finlay Grey is getting his hair done and lines down before he heads to set.
The CAA hired a consultant to review culture after an investigation by the Herald. Video / Cameron Pitney, Ben Dickens
Sustainable, regenerative and good for the economy – fashion designer Liz Mitchell talks about why we should be buying and using more wool. Video / Dean Purcell
Dame Anne Salmond and Annette Skyes present their submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill to the Justice select committee. Video / NZ Parliament
Paul Goldsmith Minister of Justice and Nicole McKee Associate Minister of Justice make retail crime announcement
Green Party Co-leaders Marama Davidson and Chlöe Swarbrick will deliver their State of the Planet kōrero
Police arrested two men after a ram raid and fleeing driver incidents across Auckland. Video / Hayden Woodward
American woman, 18, arrested in Paris for allegedly throwing newborn from hotel window, faces life in prison for homicide charges.
TV screens at the US Department of Housing recently shocked onlookers by playing an AI-generated video of Donald Trump licking Elon Musk’s feet.
A bridge collapsed in Korea this morning killing four construction workers and injuring seven others.
This is the shocking moment balloons exploded on a birthday girl's face leaving her with severe burns in Vietnam.
Reduction in ram raids, Christopher Luxon arrives in Hanoi and concern over opioid use in the workplace. | NZ Herald News Update
Reporter Luka is at the Police Dog Training Centre in Upper Hutt, where a brand new batch of police pups is hard at work, training to help keep you safe. Video / Kea Kids News
Council and AT say the roadworks are for a temporary cycleway and bus stop outside SkyCity. Video / Michael Craig
The Duchess of Sussex wore a remarkably similar sweatshirt in a video from Montecito. Video / @meghan
In support of the charity Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, NZ actor Bruce Hopkins is taking to the water for another epic backflipping challenge. Video / Michael Craig
The UN voted on competing Ukraine resolutions as US policy shifts, sparking tensions with European allies and Ukraine's Zelenskyy.
Hamas has suspended all negotiations with Israel after Tel Aviv blocked the release of over 600 Palestinian prisoners despite Hamas freeing hostages.
A bungling British tourist lost his cool while going through airport security - before throwing a tantrum which allegedly caused cocaine to fall from his pocket.
Roberta Flack, the legendary singer known for her heartfelt ballads, has died at 88.
Christopher Luxon live with Mike Hosking in the studio
Arrests have been made as work on a controversial pipeline resumed at a tapu Rotorua lake overnight. Video / Protect Rotokakahi
C: Pope Francis battles illness, childcare centres attendance rises and “outdated laws need to be looked at”.
Auckland’s epic Trolley Grand Prix is back after 10 years! Reporter St. John gets the inside scoop from the wackiest pit crews as they prepare to blaze the track.
Pak’nSave Highland Park is set to open on Tuesday morning. Video / Cameron Pitney
The new Latter-day Saints (Mormon) temple is opening to public tours for the first time. Video / John Weekes, Supplied
Christopher Luxon, Police Minister Mark Mitchell, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith, and Police Commissioner Richard Chambers speak to the media
PM accepts Andrew Bayly’s resignation as a Minister following an incident involving a staff member last week.
The man became aggressive with staff at El Humero before throwing a glass at the restaurant owner when he intervened. Video / Supplied
A firebug torched a car, tried setting fire to more, on a shared driveway on Kawau Rd about 1.30 last Monday morning. Police are trying to identify and find the culprit.
China fires live rounds near NZ, Germany’s snap election results, Pope Francis’ health, and Destiny Church news.
Rate relief has arrived, ending two years of economic arrest. But banks may not pass on the cuts - Sean Keane explains why. Video / Alyse Wright
Reporter Filoialii is catching up with Black Ferns Alana and Chelsea Bremner, and All Blacks Scott Barrett and Ardie Savea, to find out who is the biggest Weet-Bix kid.