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Rugby World Cup: Fiji fall agonisingly short against Wales
5:19 AM.Fiji bowed out of the Rugby World Cup with a gallant 29-17 defeat to Wales last night. The Flying Fijians raced out to a 10-0 lead after seven minutes, but trailed at half-time after receiving two… Read more Audio
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Child of jailed parents stands for San Francisco attorney
5:52 AM.A man whose parents were imprisoned when he was a toddler is standing for the role of San Francisco District Attorney in a bid to transform the state's criminal justice system. Chesa Boudin was 14… Read more Audio
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Child of jailed parents stands for San Francisco attorney
5:52 AM.A man whose parents were imprisoned when he was a toddler is standing for the role of San Franciso attorney in a bid to transform the state's criminal justice system. Chesa Boudin was 14 months old… Read more Audio
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Marc Ellis says pubs provide safer spaces for student drinkers
5:45 AM.As the Dunedin community mourn the death of a student who died at a crowded flat over the weekend, many are looking towards how to provide safer drinking environments for students. RNZ has spoken to… Read more Audio
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Biz Byte - how will we afford pensions for aging population
5:36 AM.The amount of money paid out in pensions is going to grow as the population ages - how will New Zealand afford them? Business reporter Kim Savage with the answer. Audio
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Schools still deciding on new donations scheme
5:20 AM.Only a third of schools so far have signed up to the government's school donations scheme. Schools that sign up receive a hundred and fifty dollars per pupil of government funding, but as part of the… Read more Audio
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Who's Up at 5am? The Morning People dance party
5:54 AM.Once a month, 'The Morning People' take over Whammy Bar. Jamie Newman is up at 5:30 preparing for the morning rave which sees over 100 people attend a pre-work dance party, with coffee and kombucha… Read more Audio
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Parent visa changes may see police officer return to UK
5:45 AM.A Dunedin police officer recruited from the UK ten years ago says he may call it quits because he's so angry about new immigration rules that block him from bringing over his parents. The government's… Read more Audio
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Biz Byte - opening up the government accounts
5:35 AM.It's the government's accounts for the past year - so what can we expect, here's our business reporter Nona Pelletier. Audio
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The Wonderful World of TradeMe auctions with Paul Ford
5:25 AM.TradeMe is a goldmine for the rare and quirky, for collectors it's the go to site for feeding their obsessions, whether buying or selling. Here's an interesting fact, TradeMe has more member accounts… Read more Audio
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Extinction Rebellion protests cause disruption in London
5:10 AM.Hundreds of climate change activists have been arrested around the world after taking part in a protest movement called Extinction Rebellion. Demonstrations have taken place in countries including… Read more Audio
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Deary Dairy Me: Auckland 12yo opens smoked butter business
5:50 AM.An entrepreneurial 12-year-old from Auckland has set up a smoked butter business - and is taking famers markets by storm. Charlie Pronk - with a little help from his mum Jess - set up Dairy Me earlier… Read more Audio
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Dunedin students shocked after weekend party death
5:48 AM.Dunedin's student community is in shock, following a death at a party this weekend. A young woman died and two people were seriously injured as dozens of people tried to flee a house on Dundas Street… Read more Audio
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Bizbyte - What is the hidden economy?
5:37 AM.Every morning we answer one of your questions. Today's question: What is the hidden economy? Here's business reporter Madison Reidy Audio
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Fruit and Vege report with Glenn Forsyth
5:27 AM.Before you head out to do your grocery shopping this week, our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth is here to join us with all the tips you'll need so you can get the buys for you and your… Read more Audio
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Native Voices: Art opens the Tuia 250 commemorations
5:24 AM.Tuia 250 ki Turanga kicked off over the weekend in Gisborne - with a range of events acknowledging Pacific voyagers and learning about Aotearoa's whole history. One of those events, separate to Tuia… Read more Audio
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Second Trump whistleblower comes forward
5:08 AM.To the US now where a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment case against President Donald Trump. The attorney representing both whistleblowers says the second whistleblower is an… Read more Audio
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Learn best way to make YOUR perfect cup of coffee
5:55 AM.Short. Long. Flat. Black. White. There's numerous ways to take your coffee - and for early risers like us, it's often a vital start to the day. For some, a cup of joe is just a way to get a caffene… Read more Audio
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Taiaha speargun Mau is a Best design awards finalist
5:50 AM.The Best design awards will be awarded this evening, celebrating the top Aotearoa New Zealand designers across a number of categories, Anzac Tasker, a creative director at Designworks and lifelong… Read more Audio
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Biz Bytes - feasibility of moving Ports of AK to Northland
5:35 AM.The second instalment of a government commissioned report has backed shifting Ports of Auckland to Northland... but how feasible is it ? Here's business editor Gyles Beckford. Audio
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Fruit and Veges with Glenn "Raiders" Forsyth
5:25 AM.We head to the weekend fruit and vegetable market now with passionate Raiders fan Glenn Forsyth. Audio
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Changes to electricity industry should bring cheaper power
5:20 AM.Struggling families are being promised cheaper power bills under changes to the electricity industry. There are 20 proposals in the Electricity Price Review among them a plan to force companies to… Read more Audio
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Pike River families get closer to loved men but feel empty
5:12 AM.It's been almost 10 years since families lost their loved ones at the tragic Pike River mine disaster and yesterday, as they stood closer than they've ever been before to where the victims died, they… Read more Audio
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Man prosecuted for failing to put his suffering dying dog down
5:43 AM.A man has been prosecuted for failing to put his dying dog out of its misery, but only because he couldn't bear to lose his life-long friend. Michael Morehu was sentenced in the Hutt Valley District… Read more Audio
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Biz Byte - what's the future of cash?
5:36 AM.What's the future of cash? Our reporter Nona Pelletier has this report. Audio