Markets with Madison: Inside Zuru's empire
Grocery Commissioner worried about power imbalance between suppliers and supermarkets. Video / Herald NOW
PM's deputy press secretary has resigned after "serious and concerning" allegations were made against him. Video / NZ Herald
Fire and Emergency had about to 60 callouts in Northland, Auckland, Bay of Plenty and Waikato. Video / NZ Herald
Herald NOW: Daily Weather Update: June 5 2025. Video / Herald NOW
Herald NOW: Daily News Update: June 5 2025. Video / Herald NOW
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi addressed reporters head of the House debate on the Privileges Committee recommendation. Video / Mark Mitchell
NZME chair Steven Joyce on his radio history (and pranks); editorial independence and the future of OneRoof. Video / NZ Herald
Reporter Sinembali is on the Parliament steps, where supporters have turned out for 3 MPs facing possible suspension for their haka in opposition to the Treaty Principles Bill.
Waikato man Dave Alexander heads to the United States to break the land speed record in his homebuilt Lakester car.
Hundreds of thousands of 'nurdles' have washed up on Waiheke's Oneroa Beach. Video / Dean Purcell, Alyse Wright
'I can't kick to the head, because I can't reach that high now, but I can take someone's knee out,' says 86-year-old martial arts teacher Mary Patu.
MetService Severe Weather Update: June 4. Video / Metservice
CCTV footage shows Ahamad Samsudeen before his knife attack at LynnMall supermarket. Video / Supplied
The brother of a 1-year-old boy whose finger got trapped in a tray table demonstrates how the injury happened.
The Government has rejected a vision to ban cruise ships from Milford Sound and close its airstrip while announcing $15.2m for infrastructure upgrades & conservation projects.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Otago Daily Times
29 minutes ago
- Otago Daily Times
Halloween horror at man's indecent act in front of teens
Ean Henry has been sentenced for masturbating in front of two teens who were trick or treating in Christchurch last year. Photo: NZ Herald A night of trick or treating turned into a Halloween horror for two young teens when a man parked his car beside them and began indecently touching himself. The girls had headed out on the evening of October 31, 2024, to doorknock homes in Christchurch as part of their Halloween celebrations. At the same time, Ean Henry, 47, was driving in Shirley when he stopped at a set of traffic lights and saw the pair walking. He turned into Warrington St and parked his vehicle. As the teens walked past, they noticed his front passenger window was down. Through the window, they saw Henry sitting in the driver's seat with no pants on and masturbating. They ran into a nearby street and took refuge in a driveway. After the police were called, Henry told officers he saw the teens and pulled his pants down. He admitted to "playing with himself" and said he wanted the girls to see him. This week, he appeared in Christchurch District Court for sentencing on doing an indecent act. At the hearing, Henry's explanation of events didn't wash with Judge Murray Hunt. "You say you acknowledge it was disgusting and that it was an out-of-body experience," the judge said. "I doubt it." Henry, who has previous convictions for similar offending, had indicated a willingness to attend restorative justice. But police said it would be too traumatising for the teens to take part, and Judge Hunt pointed out they did not wish to see Henry again. "They should not have been exposed to your behaviour," he told Henry. "It's serious that you have issues you couldn't control." However, the court heard Henry has now engaged in counselling to address those issues and has a supportive partner. He was sentenced to three months' home detention. SEXUAL HARM Where to get help: If it's an emergency and you feel that you or someone else is at risk, call 111. If you've ever experienced sexual assault or abuse and need to talk to someone, contact Safe to Talk confidentially, any time 24/7: • Call 0800 044 334 • Text 4334 • Email support@ • For more info or to web chat visit Alternatively contact your local police station - click here for a list. If you have been sexually assaulted, remember it's not your fault. By Al Williams
Otago Daily Times
30 minutes ago
- Otago Daily Times
Indecent act on Halloween lands man home detention
Ean Henry has been sentenced for masturbating in front of two teens who were trick or treating in Christchurch last year. Photo: NZ Herald A night of trick or treating turned into a Halloween horror for two young teens when a man parked his car beside them and began indecently touching himself. The girls had headed out on the evening of October 31, 2024, to doorknock homes in Christchurch as part of their Halloween celebrations. At the same time, Ean Henry, 47, was driving in Shirley when he stopped at a set of traffic lights and saw the pair walking. He turned into Warrington St and parked his vehicle. As the teens walked past, they noticed his front passenger window was down. Through the window, they saw Henry sitting in the driver's seat with no pants on and masturbating. They ran into a nearby street and took refuge in a driveway. After the police were called, Henry told officers he saw the teens and pulled his pants down. He admitted to "playing with himself" and said he wanted the girls to see him. This week, he appeared in Christchurch District Court for sentencing on doing an indecent act. At the hearing, Henry's explanation of events didn't wash with Judge Murray Hunt. "You say you acknowledge it was disgusting and that it was an out-of-body experience," the judge said. "I doubt it." Henry, who has previous convictions for similar offending, had indicated a willingness to attend restorative justice. But police said it would be too traumatising for the teens to take part, and Judge Hunt pointed out they did not wish to see Henry again. "They should not have been exposed to your behaviour," he told Henry. "It's serious that you have issues you couldn't control." However, the court heard Henry has now engaged in counselling to address those issues and has a supportive partner. He was sentenced to three months' home detention. SEXUAL HARM Where to get help: If it's an emergency and you feel that you or someone else is at risk, call 111. If you've ever experienced sexual assault or abuse and need to talk to someone, contact Safe to Talk confidentially, any time 24/7: • Call 0800 044 334 • Text 4334 • Email support@ • For more info or to web chat visit Alternatively contact your local police station - click here for a list. If you have been sexually assaulted, remember it's not your fault. By Al Williams
NZ Herald
6 hours ago
- NZ Herald
A 20-year-old wahine's take on Parliament's harshest suspension – ‘a clear and chilling message': Opinion
THREE KEY FACTS The suspension of Te Pāti Māori MPs Rawiri Waititi, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, and Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke has ignited urgent questions about the boundaries of protest, the place of culture in politics and the fairness of our democratic systems. Performing the haka Ka Mate and tearing up a copy of
