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An emergency physician says record patient numbers at this time of year is a 'significant worry'. Video / Jason Dorday, Alyse Wright

The Herald has exclusively obtained a report written by clinicians that highlights serious patient safety concerns.

A group of workers claimed they paid between $10,000-$50,000 in cash to Indian agents for visas to work in NZ. Video / Ben Dickens

The disability advocate and model lost her right leg to cancer as a child.

Amputees complain of delayed care, pain and an inability to choose who provides their care.

Fisheries New Zealand says incidents involving this amount of coral are "very rare". Video / Cameron Pitney

Hundreds of thousands of “nurdles” have washed up on Waiheke’s Oneroa Beach. Video / Dean Purcell, Alyse Wright

Psychiatrists say ED's have become the "default" facility due to lack of community services.

An emergency physician says record patient numbers at this time of year is a 'significant worry'. Video / Jason Dorday, Alyse Wright

The Herald has exclusively obtained a report written by clinicians that highlights serious patient safety concerns.

A group of workers claimed they paid between $10,000-$50,000 in cash to Indian agents for visas to work in NZ. Video / Ben Dickens

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon hold a press conference at Hato Hone St John, in Mt Wellington. Video \ Jason Dorday

A Kiwi tourist was killed by charging elephant in Zambia, and a group of prominent New Zealanders have written an open letter opposing David Seymour's Regulatory Standards Bill.

Noise disturbance from 1.30am is just one of the key concerns expressed in the Whatatutu Mangatū petition.

Joshua Prendeville's documentary, The House Within, is a deeply intimate portrait of one of New Zealand's most celebrated writers. Video / Joshua Prendeville

'It’s not just about competing ... It’s about strength, courage, rehabilitation.' Video / Rafaella Melo

Are first-home buyers feeling the pressure? We spoke to Natasha Thirani about the challenges of breaking into the housing market. Video / Jason Dorday

Bed bugs feed on humans, hide in your home, and are hard to kill. Here’s how to fight back.

MetService National weather 4-5 July. Video / MetService

Peter was trapped under a tractor for hours on his Mangakino farm. Video / Philips Search and Rescue Trust

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon hold a press conference at Hato Hone St John, in Mt Wellington. Video \ Jason Dorday

A Kiwi tourist was killed by charging elephant in Zambia, and a group of prominent New Zealanders have written an open letter opposing David Seymour's Regulatory Standards Bill.

Noise disturbance from 1.30am is just one of the key concerns expressed in the Whatatutu Mangatū petition.

Garth Bray from BusinessDesk with 2degrees Business: Supermarkets selling butter below cost

Craig Piggott gives advice to entrepreneurs on raising US$100m from Silicon Valley venture capital firms that have backed Airbnb, Meta & Stripe. Video / NZ Herald

Alex Davison, CEO of L’Oréal Groupe in ANZ, talks with Tom Raynel about L’Oréal's new distribution centre opening later this year. Video / Tom Raynel

The Kiwi founder of Facebook Marketplace and new NZME director on returning home and new projects. Video / Cameron Pitney

2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.

2degrees Business with BusinessDesk's Garth Bray.

Great Southern Television’s Phil Smith on his hit shows The Casketeers, Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and more, and the future of our screen industry. Video / NZ Herald

Billionaire investor Vinod Khosla believes the greatest risk of artificial intelligence is not the technology itself, but who holds its power.

Chris Keall NZ Herald Senior Business writer talks to Ryan Bridge about Aerospace's one billion dollar strategy

Garth Bray from BusinessDesk with 2degrees Business: Supermarkets selling butter below cost

Craig Piggott gives advice to entrepreneurs on raising US$100m from Silicon Valley venture capital firms that have backed Airbnb, Meta & Stripe. Video / NZ Herald

Alex Davison, CEO of L’Oréal Groupe in ANZ, talks with Tom Raynel about L’Oréal's new distribution centre opening later this year. Video / Tom Raynel

In this bonus interview Nick Mowbray discusses his health challenges and how it feels to be a father.

Zuru CEO Nick Mowbray takes us inside its empire in Los Angeles where thousands of toys are on display. Could tariffs destroy the mostly Chinese manufactured business?

From Invercargill to Alaska, this iconic New Zealand aluminium boat business is expanding into North America with private equity funds. Video / Cameron Pitney

Billionaire investor Vinod Khosla believes the greatest risk of artificial intelligence is not the technology itself, but who holds its power.

Craig Piggott gives advice to entrepreneurs on raising US$100m from Silicon Valley venture capital firms that have backed Airbnb, Meta & Stripe. Video / NZ Herald

Craig Piggott left Rocket Lab to build cow collars and create a virtual fencing company in 2017. Its technology is now digitising farms and ranches around the world.

The enterprise software company DataDog is investing almost US$1b a year into artificial intelligence.

Valar Atomics is attempting to add nuclear energy to the global grid by building thousands of small modular nuclear reactors. Markets with Madison went inside its LA factory.

I’m in Texas to visit Amazon Web Service’s computer chip design lab to see how it’s preparing for an AI compute boom and competing with Nvidia.

In this bonus interview Nick Mowbray discusses his health challenges and how it feels to be a father.

Zuru CEO Nick Mowbray takes us inside its empire in Los Angeles where thousands of toys are on display. Could tariffs destroy the mostly Chinese manufactured business?

From Invercargill to Alaska, this iconic New Zealand aluminium boat business is expanding into North America with private equity funds. Video / Cameron Pitney

Paul Goldsmith makes a law and order announcement

The lawyer representing a child suing over the parliament protests joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW. Video / Herald NOW

MPs meet in the House today to pay tribute to Te Pāti Māori MP Takutai Moana Natasha Kemp who died, aged 50, early this morning.

Minister of Health Simeon Brown at Manukau Health Park.

NZ Herald Live: Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith makes law and order announcement.

The Finance Minister said New Zealand has not “escaped the aftershocks of world events”. Video / Mark Mitchell

Host Nick Mills discusses supermarkets and the state of the economy with the Finance Minister

Christopher Luxon holds a post-Cabinet press conference

Whānau Ora Minister Tama Potaka says he wants transparency from the new agencies. Photo / Mark Mitchell

Paul Goldsmith makes a law and order announcement

The lawyer representing a child suing over the parliament protests joins Ryan Bridge on Herald NOW. Video / Herald NOW

MPs meet in the House today to pay tribute to Te Pāti Māori MP Takutai Moana Natasha Kemp who died, aged 50, early this morning.

Iran strikes back at the US by firing missiles at its air base in Qatar. Herald NOW checks in with a Kiwi journalist live from Doha.

Waikato University Professor Al Gillespie on international reaction to US strikes on Iran. Video / Herald NOW

Defence and Security Expert from the University of Buckingham, Professor Anthony Glees, speaks to Ryan Bridge about the US strikes on Iran's key nuclear infrastructure.

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Two people were killed when firefighters tackling a blaze were ambushed by gunmen in an ongoing standoff in the northwestern US state of Idaho, the local sheriff said. Video / AFP

Ryan chats to Head of AFP News Netherlands Bureau, Richard Carter about the NATO Summit live from The Hague.

Conflicting claims from the White House and Iran over a ceasefire, and the Reserve Bank is lending less to businesses than it recorded 5 years ago. Video / NZ Herald, AFP

Former Prime Minister Helen Clark joins Herald NOW to explain how she views the US strikes on Iran and what needs to happen next

Independent economist Cameron Bagrie speaks to Herald NOW about how Middle East tensions will affect oil and petrol prices.

Iran strikes back at the US by firing missiles at its air base in Qatar. Herald NOW checks in with a Kiwi journalist live from Doha.

Waikato University Professor Al Gillespie on international reaction to US strikes on Iran. Video / Herald NOW

Defence and Security Expert from the University of Buckingham, Professor Anthony Glees, speaks to Ryan Bridge about the US strikes on Iran's key nuclear infrastructure.

NZ Herald Rugby Correspondent Liam Napier on the build-up ahead of Saturday's All Blacks test against France in Dunedin. Video / Herald NOW

Blair Tuke joins the Herald at Royal Auckland and Grange Golf Club to reflect on a busy year. Video / Michael Craig

Herald NOW: Daily Sports Update: July 1 2025.

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Stephen Hoyle is set to swap Bluewater Stadium for fulltime football across the Tasman. Video / Neil Reid

NZ Herald Rugby Correspondent Liam Napier on the build-up ahead of Saturday's All Blacks test against France in Dunedin. Video / Herald NOW

Blair Tuke joins the Herald at Royal Auckland and Grange Golf Club to reflect on a busy year. Video / Michael Craig

Herald NOW: Daily Sports Update: July 1 2025.

Arli Liberman is an Auckland-based composer who, among other things, scores sporting events. Video \ Jason Dorday

Behind the scenes at Smokefreerockquest's Tīmaru Regional Final. Video / Supplied

Behind the scenes at Showquest's Bay of Plenty Regional Finals. Video / Supplied

NZ International Film Festival begins on July 31.

The Heralds Jenni Mortimer talks all things country music and explains why Jaffas are no more.

The British TV star is dealing with flood damage to his Ngātīmoti property.

Kiwi country music queen Kaylee Bell chats to Mitchell Hageman at the Aotearoa Music Awards 2025. Video / Carson Bluck

Guy Mont-Spelling Bee host Guy Montgomery reflects on his weird and wonderful comedy journey and influences ahead of his Auckland stand-up show this August. Video / Cameron Pitney

Arli Liberman is an Auckland-based composer who, among other things, scores sporting events. Video \ Jason Dorday

Behind the scenes at Smokefreerockquest's Tīmaru Regional Final. Video / Supplied

Behind the scenes at Showquest's Bay of Plenty Regional Finals. Video / Supplied

In-N-Out Burger is hosting a one-day pop-up in central Auckland at Wynyard Pavilion. The Californian chain announced the event on their Instagram. Video / Dean Purcell

Simon Gould, head of exhibitions at Motat, talks about the science and technology centre which incorporates Mātauranga Māori.

Auckland chef Phil Clark nearly lost his thumb after a minor cut led to a life-threatening case of blood poisoning. Video \ Jason Dorday

Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford turned 7 on June 21, with Clarke Gayford making a 'Jellycat Diner' cake for the occasion. Video / @clarkegayford

Chandra advises seeking legal counsel early to understand rights and responsibilities. Video / Dean Purcell

Barrister Sharon Chandra highlights common relationship mistakes leading to divorce, including poor communication and financial issues. Video / Dean Purcell

The business offers women a safe space to learn outdoor skills. Video / Wild Chix

In-N-Out Burger is hosting a one-day pop-up in central Auckland at Wynyard Pavilion. The Californian chain announced the event on their Instagram. Video / Dean Purcell

Simon Gould, head of exhibitions at Motat, talks about the science and technology centre which incorporates Mātauranga Māori.

Reporter Te Rongopai joins students from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Kōtuku to be the first kids to tour the amazing new Te Puna Creative Hub.

Bombardiro Crocodilo! What is brain rot, and how are kids using AI to be smarter? Reporter Mason investigates the good, the bad, and the confusingly hilarious.

Reporter Rudhraaksh is at a North Harbour Radio Control Car Club race, where kids are hitting the track with radio-controlled cars that drive (and crash!) up to 80 kph.

Who needs sleep when it’s Matariki? Reporter Jules and his mates are celebrating together with a pre-dawn bonfire, plus stories and songs with Matua Pita.

Reporter Elinor is at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, where Māori artist Maureen Lander has teamed up with local Taranaki kids to weave an incredible and meaningful exhibition.

Reporter Aniella interviews Annabelle, an amazing kid recovering from a brain tumour with the help of her therapy pets.

Reporter Te Rongopai joins students from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Te Kōtuku to be the first kids to tour the amazing new Te Puna Creative Hub.

Bombardiro Crocodilo! What is brain rot, and how are kids using AI to be smarter? Reporter Mason investigates the good, the bad, and the confusingly hilarious.

Reporter Rudhraaksh is at a North Harbour Radio Control Car Club race, where kids are hitting the track with radio-controlled cars that drive (and crash!) up to 80 kph.

Air NZ CEO Greg Foran joins journalist Tyson Beckett in the Business Class cabin of the airline's first retrofitted 787-9 Dreamliner to talk about the fleet makeover.

Norwegian Cruise Lines' newest ship Norwegian Aqua was officially launched in April. Video / Supplied

Craig Davidson, CEO of Tourism and Events Queensland talks highlights with journalist Varsha Anjali. Video \ Jason Dorday

Herald Travel writer, Sarah Pollok talks to Ryan Bridge about the latest winter travel trends.

Trip Notes podcast Host Lorna Riley tells Ryan where the best places to be are this Matariki, and the rise of dark sky destinations. Video / Herald NOW

Tourism New Zealand's new global campaign encourages tourists to "find their 100% Pure New Zealand". Video / Supplied

The brother of a 1-year-old boy whose finger got trapped in a tray table demonstrates how the injury happened.

Ryan Bridge speaks with Lorna Riley about 'luxury house swaps' coming to NZ. Video / Herald NOW

Air NZ CEO Greg Foran joins journalist Tyson Beckett in the Business Class cabin of the airline's first retrofitted 787-9 Dreamliner to talk about the fleet makeover.

Norwegian Cruise Lines' newest ship Norwegian Aqua was officially launched in April. Video / Supplied

Gemmah (she/her) is a trans advocate within the justice system and has formed a kapa haka group that performed this year at the Big Gay Out. She grew up in rural Tairawhiti but, realising she was different, headed for the big city as soon as she could. Made with the help of NZ On Air.

Lexie (she/her) was born at the end of World War II, before the word transgender had even been coined. From as early as she can remember she realised she was different. Made with the help of NZ On Air.

Brady Peeti, a trans woman living in NZ, revisits her search for identity and acceptance, from growing up in Timaru and trying to suppress her “feminine energy” to coming out to her parents in her early 30s. Made with the help of NZ On Air.

TransGenerations host Brady Peeti nervously returns to Timaru, where she lived as a teenager.

After a speech in Parliament went viral, Shaneel, a transgender activist, fought for conversion therapy to be banned in New Zealand. Video / NZHerald

Rhi (34) shares his experience as a trans-male, and how he is using his insights to help make a happier, safer community for trans people.

Sarah Michelle (37) coaches New Zealand's men's netball team and believes she's also the first transgender person to coach a national sports team.

Brady Peeti speaks to Phylesha, a champion for the Pacific trans community, and discusses her struggles growing up as a trans child.

Gemmah (she/her) is a trans advocate within the justice system and has formed a kapa haka group that performed this year at the Big Gay Out. She grew up in rural Tairawhiti but, realising she was different, headed for the big city as soon as she could. Made with the help of NZ On Air.

Lexie (she/her) was born at the end of World War II, before the word transgender had even been coined. From as early as she can remember she realised she was different. Made with the help of NZ On Air.

Brady Peeti, a trans woman living in NZ, revisits her search for identity and acceptance, from growing up in Timaru and trying to suppress her “feminine energy” to coming out to her parents in her early 30s. Made with the help of NZ On Air.

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Akaroa.

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Cook Islands.

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Hawaii.

The Getaway Team explores LA's celebrity hangouts. Video / Supplied

The Getaway Team explores Sydney's Darling Harbour. Video / Supplied

New Zealand Herald Travel sits down with Lincoln Lewis the newest host of Getaway.

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Queensland

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Fiji.

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Akaroa.

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Cook Islands.

Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Hawaii.

Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together.

Gabrielle appears to have been a stronger cyclone system than even 1988’s disastrous Bola.

Gabrielle may push NZ pressure levels to record lows, while briefly raising our sea level.

The cyclone has left permanent scars on the landscape, creating 'ecological grief'.

How Ruatoria rallied for its isolated whanau when Cyclone Gabrielle cut off the main road.

A short film about what Muriwai residents took the night they had to flee their homes.

Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together.

Gabrielle appears to have been a stronger cyclone system than even 1988’s disastrous Bola.

Gabrielle may push NZ pressure levels to record lows, while briefly raising our sea level.