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US: bi-partisan agreement in Senate on gun control
5:09 AM.To the US now, where the January 6th Committee has broadcast public hearings in Prime Time. And law-makers have reached a bi-partisan deal on gun-control - but is it going to be enough? Nathan Rarere… Read more Audio
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WeatherWatch's Philip Duncan on upcoming wild weather
5:54 AM.Nathan Rarere spoke with Philip Duncan from WeatherWatch. Audio
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Wild weather everywhere, snow to come for South Is skifields
5:52 AM.Yesterday saw flooding, snow, lightning and even tornados as a winter storm hit the country and it hasnt stopped overnight In a moment we'll talk to Philip Duncan from WeatherWatch. But first there… Read more Audio
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Apple forced to change charger connector on iPhones
5:46 AM.In homes around New Zealand there are drawers and boxes full of old device cables that don't fit but we hang on to them "just in case" And if you've ever thought that it could all be solved by have… Read more Audio
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Mahia Peninsula shines in new exhibition by Joanna Joseph
5:34 AM.Wairoa artist Joanna Joseph has been painting canvasses inspired by her daily surfing trips to the Mahia Peninsula. You can see her latest works in a solo exhibition in Turanganui-a-Kiwa, Gisborne for… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.It's fruit and veggie time - as it is every Friday - joining Nathan Rarere from the fresh produce markets is our Minister of Fruit and Veges, Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: Persimmons! Audio
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Learn about younger sibling in the Black Ferns sister act
5:17 AM.The Black Ferns take on Canada in their second game of the Pacific Four series in Waitakere on Sunday afternoon. Both sides began the series with wins in terrible conditions in Tauranga with New… Read more Audio
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Africa: at least 50 die after church attacked in Nigeria
5:12 AM.In Africa - more than 200,000 people are facing starvation in Somalia as drought hits and the King of Belgium has visited its former colony of the Democratic Republic of Congo and has addressed its… Read more Audio
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US: Jan 6 committee holds first public hearings in primetime
5:06 AM.We begin this morning in the United States of America where the January 6th Committee is to hold its first primetime hearing in the pursuit of the truth behind the insurrection after Donald Trump's… Read more Audio
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Alan Hall's brother Geoff on his wrongful conviction
5:47 AM.Alan Russell Hall was labelled a murderer for 36 years, 19 of which he spent behind bars. Yesterday the Supreme Court quashed his conviction for the crime he didn't commit. Hall was convicted of… Read more Audio
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Deputy PM visits new Australian PM with PM Adern today
5:35 AM.Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson will accompany Jacinda Ardern to meet the new Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese later today. Nathan Rarere spoke with Mr Robertson about what he hopes… Read more Audio
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LDR West Coast: sand mine approved at Cape Foulwind
5:25 AM.It's Local Democracy Reporting time and this morning we're on the West Coast with Brendon McMahon. Audio
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Europe: Uber being used to deliver supplies in Ukraine
5:18 AM.Earlier we heard about the effect the war in Ukraine is having on global food supplies - but there's still major logistical issues around getting supplies to war torn areas of the country itself. For… Read more Audio
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UK: petrol prices hit all time high
5:08 AM.To the United Kingdom now where they've just seen the biggest daily rise in the price of petrol in 17 years. Joining Nathan Rarere from London is our man Henry Riley. Audio
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Sir Graham Henry on Match Fit, coaching Black Ferns
5:48 AM.The men's health television programme Match Fit is returning to screen's this month, giving us a glimpse of what its like for All Blacks once they've hung up their boots and rugby's no longer the… Read more Audio
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Supermarket owner working over 80 hours to break even
5:45 AM.At a time when supermarkets are reporting huge profits, one new store owner says things are so tight for him that he's having to do everything from working the tills to cleaning the toilets Chris… Read more Audio
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UK: reaction to confidence vote in PM Boris Johnson
5:33 AM.Boris Johnson may have won yesterday's confidence vote among his own MPs, but his position as the United Kingdom's PM remains far from secure. Of the 359 Tory MPs who voted today - 211 expressed… Read more Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Millie Silvester
5:21 AM.TradeMe's Kindness Store is back for Winter - this year, funds raised will go toward those in need through a number of charities including Rainbow Youth and Women's Refuge. Also up for grabs on the… Read more Audio
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Indian official remarks about Mohammad annoys Muslim countries
5:14 AM.In the Middle-East there's growing anger over comments made by a couple of right-wing politicians in India. Joining us from Doha is our correspondent Alex Baird. Audio
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Australia: Adern likely to talk 501 deportees with Albanese
5:05 AM.We begin this morning in Australia where new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is due to meet his first foreign leader on Australian soil - our Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. And high on the list of… Read more Audio
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Willis: some NZers still threatened by te reo Maori
5:50 AM.Every week we get the chance to speak with the deputy leaders of both the National and Labour Parties. This morning its our catch up with National's 2IC, Nicola Willis. Nathan Rarere began by asking… Read more Audio
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Everybody Eats charity restaurant: pay what you can afford
5:41 AM.An Onehunga restaurant where diners pay what they can afford is helping more than just those with money troubles. Everybody Eats has become a community hub where people gather to celebrate their… Read more Audio
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Cook Islands:Trader Jack's Jack Cooper hospitality remembered
5:34 AM.If you have ever been to the Cook Islands and had a beer, theres a very good chance that Trader Jacks was the place where you enjoyed the famous hospitality of the Island nation. The bar and… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:22 AM.Winter veges should be coming through in good supply post the first long weekend of winter... and to tell us more here's the Minister of Fruit and Veges, Glenn Forsyth. Audio
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LDR Whakatane:lead campaigner for Maori wards up for seat
5:15 AM.It's Local Democracy Reporting time and this morning we're in Whakatane with Diane McCarthy. Diane has been reporting on the long-running campaign to establish Maori wards in the district, which has… Read more Audio