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Spotlight on a 'remarkable' swimming coach
5:50 AM.First Up reporter Leonard Powell goes to West Wave Aquatic Centre in Auckland to meets a swimming coach who has been teaching people to swim for the past 30 years Audio
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US: Trump's plan to unveil reciprocal tariffs
5:45 AM.Correspondent Bevan Hurley talks about tariffs, Elon Musks's son's visit to the Oval Office and a woman who gave birth on the New York subway Audio
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Daily sports chat
5:38 AM.Sports reporter Joe Porter talks about Black Caps cricket tri series final Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:23 AM.Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth Audio
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Pause in US foreign aid for DR Congo impacts 'severely'
5:11 AM.A senior UN official says a pause in US foreign aid has "severely impacted" humanitarian efforts in conflict-hit Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa correspondent Nabil Ahmed Rufai provides the… Read more Audio
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Labour deputy on Salvation Army's State of the Nation report.
5:52 AM.Weekly catch up with the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Carmel Sepuloni. Audio
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Monkey shuts down Sri Lanka's electricity supply
5:47 AM.A countrywide power outage in Sri Lanka has been blamed on a monkey that clambered into a power station south of Colombo. Correspondent Anas Mallick talks about the latest from Asia. Audio
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Sport: All things fantasy super rugby
5:36 AM.Nathan's Thursday chat with sports guru Grant Chapman Audio
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American man wants to break record on Te Araroa Trail
5:23 AM.The latest from Nelson with Local Democracy Reporter Samantha Gee Audio
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UK to deny citizenship to refugees who arrive on a small boat
5:15 AM.UK has toughened up rules making it almost impossible for a refugee who arrives in the UK on a small boat to become British citizens. UK Correspondent Ellie Jay has the latest Audio
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Lantern Festival: Birds, dragons and giant snakes
5:10 AM.The Lantern Festival is on at Auckland's Manukau Sports Bowl. First Up reporter Ke-Xin Li went to find out what's new Audio
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Clean up continues for Mangawahi residents post tornado
5:51 AM.The clean up is still going, after a tornado tore through Mangawhai on January the 26th. Leonard Powell reports. Audio
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US President: Anthony Albanese a "very fine man"
5:46 AM.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and US President Donald Trump talk on the phone for 40 minutes. Australia correspondent Pam Corkery has the details of what was on the agenda Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Emma Bacon
5:26 AM.A business opportunity that comes with a 1969 Kombi. TradeMe's Emma Bacon talks about the latest listings Audio
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Gaza ceasefire holding for now
5:15 AM.Middle East correspondent Alex Baird has the latest on the Gaza ceasefire after Hamas accusations that Israel is violating the terms Audio
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Finance minister Nicola Willis explains new visa scheme
5:52 AM.Finance Minister Nicola Willis talks to Nathan about the new visa scheme and who they will bring in Audio
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UK: public health minister resigns over WhatsApp saga
5:47 AM.WhatsApp messages have landed a UK MP Andrew Gwynne in serious trouble. UK correspondent Henry Riley has the latest. Audio
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North Canterbury hosts several A&P shows over next few weeks
5:24 AM.North Canterbury's local democracy reporter David Hill tells Nathan about the Waimakariri District Council's low rates rise, the latest on speed limit changes in the region, and the vast array of A&P… Read more Audio
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A NZ made electric motorbike goes bigger for commuters
5:16 AM.Streetdog is a beautiful cafe racer style motorbike made right here in New Zealand. And it's electric. One of the creators speaks to Nathan about what could be country's most beautiful electric… Read more Audio
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Japan:study shows loneliness maybe linked to heart attacks
5:11 AM.Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba met with US President Donald Trump and a new study on lonliness - correspondent Chris Gilbert has the latest from the land of rising sun. Audio
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Cook Islanders ask questions about China deal
5:07 AM.The Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown travels to Beijing to sign China agreement. Audio
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Northland banana growers taking on many varieties
5:52 AM.Leonard Powell meets the Northland farmers growing multiple varieties of bananas. Audio
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US president to become first to attend Super Bowl
5:47 AM.US President continues to push ahead with his mass deportation plan, US correspondent Katherine Firkin has the details. Audio
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What to expect in today's Super Bowl Sunday
5:41 AM.Nathan talks to US Sports talk radio host Dan Dibley about Super Bowl Sunday. Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:23 AM.China's marketplace is increasingly becoming a hub for premium fruits from around the globe, including New Zealand kiwifruit. First Up's minister of Fruit and Veg Glenn Forsyth has all the details. Audio