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Christopher Luxon is in Nadi, having agreed to boost two-way trade with Fiji, and waive visas for Fijians transiting through New Zealand. Political reporter Giles Dexter is there. Audio

An Auckland woman who lost the movement of her legs after inhaling nitrous oxide is urging the government to regulate the retail supply of the gas. Rayssa Almeida has more. Audio

The Government's plan to patch up the country's pothole-stricken roads has levelled up, with an extra $1.6 billion being allocated for repairs. New Plymouth mayor and Local Government Transport Forum… Audio

In Normandy, in France, the final day of official commemorations for the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings have taken place. Audio

The corrections watchdog says the country's worst prison riot, which had prisoners and guards fearing people would burn alive, could have been prevented. Chief Inspector Janis Adair spoke to Ingrid… Audio

The Queensland Reds will tonight attempt to do what no other Australian team has done in 28 years of Super Rugby, win a playoff match in New Zealand. Audio

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New Zealand's first female to win the top prize for an apprentice plumber wants to see more women encouraged to join the profession. Libby Kirkby-McLeod reports. Audio

The country's latest air pollution stocktake paints a generally improving picture, but there's still plenty of work to do. Land, Air, Water, Aotearoa chair Dr Tim Davie spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

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On today's First Up pod: President Biden addresses D-Day commemorations in France; in South Africa the ANC prepares to share power for the first time since apartheid; RNZ explainer editor Katie Kenny… Audio

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The AA is celebrating a funding boost to fix potholes, but says it will still take several years to get the country's roads back into shape. Dylan Thomsen from the AA spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

Defending champion Iga Swiatek brushed aside American third seed Coco Gauff in straight sets to advance to the French Open tennis final. Audio

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The largest collection of fossilized faeces is housed in the Poozeum in Williams, Arizona. Nathan talks with curator George Frandsen. Audio

The government has allocated $230 million to deal with pandemic preperation, Explainers editor Katie Kenny tells us what the plan is. Audio

The Minister, Glenn Forsyth, tells us about good priced winter veges available this weekend and apples and mandarins are still the best priced fruit. Fruit of the Week is Australian Navel Oranges! Audio

The ANC has lost their parliamentary majority in South Africa, Nabil Ahmed Rufai tells us about negotiations to form a government. Audio

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President Biden spoke to crowds gathered in Normandy for D-Day commemorations - Bevan Hurley reports from New York Audio