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Fruit and Veges with Glenn Forsyth
5:23 AM.It's Monday, so we off to the fruit and vege markets with Glenn Forsyth. He has more tips for getting children to eat their veges. Audio
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Medal to be awarded today to our first known war service dog
5:08 AM.A posthumous medal will be awarded today to this country's first known dog to serve in war. Ceaser, a bulldog, will be awarded the Blue Cross medal for service and bravery during the First World War… Read more Audio
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"Destiny Church political party will self destruct"
5:50 AM.Professor Peter Lineham from the Auckland Rainbow Community Church is a Professor of religion and society at Massey University. In 2013 he wrote a book on Destiny church and joins Indira to talk about… Read more Audio
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Biz Bytes - what do auditors do?
5:37 AM.Every morning we answer one of your business questions. Todays question is: What do auditors do? Here's our business reporter Madison Reidy. Audio
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Glenn's spicy kūmara and butternut squash soup
5:27 AM.Our fruit and vege report with Glenn Forsyth - seasonal buys around the country and tips on buying avos, today he shares his recipe for spicy kūmara and butternut squash soup. Read more Audio
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Adeaze thrilled to win Best Pacific Gospel Artist at 2019 PMA's
5:23 AM.Auckland duo Vi'i and Nainz Tupa'i also known as Adeaze have won Best Pacific Gospel Artist at last night's Pacific Music Awards for their latest album A Mother's Love, released as a tribute to their… Read more Audio
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First Up listener says electric car has changed her life
5:20 AM.Yesterday we talked about rising fuel prices all over the country and we received feedback from lots of people who talked about what they're having to pay for fuel - and found out some people are… Read more Audio
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Shelved immigration scheme reuniting families needs review
5:12 AM.Immigrants fighting for their parents to join them under a shelved visa scheme say some of them have died while waiting to be reunited with their families. The parent category was put on hold pending… Read more Audio
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How to recognise if you're being bullied
5:52 AM.The fallout from the report into bullying and harassment in parliament continues. Yesterday a Parliamentary Service staffer was stood down following allegations of assault from some years ago. Indira… Read more Audio
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Family pinning hope on DHB Commissioner on changing DHB's plan
5:47 AM.The family of a man who took his own life while under the care of the Waikato District Health Board hopes the new Commissioner of the board will stop the DHB reopening an inquest into the death… Read more Audio
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Tips for getting the best deals at the petrol pump
5:40 AM.Geopolitical instability is pushing up gas prices all around the world, but in New Zealand, motorists in our biggest city are being charged a lot less than many other parts of the country – even… Read more Audio
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Biz Bytes - stock buy backs
5:38 AM.Today's question is: Why do companies listed on the stock exchange buy back their own shares? Here's our business reporter Madison Reidy. Audio
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Weekly Economics - houses prices and the OCR cut
5:26 AM.For our mid week report on the economy, Indira speaks to ANZ strategist Sandeep Parekh. Audio
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Netball World Cup squad announced in Invercargill today
5:12 AM.The 12 players to represent New Zealand at July's Netball World Cup will be unveiled later this afternoon with many wondering who coach Noeline Taurua will select after an average domestic season this… Read more Audio
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Calls for PM to resign over new Brexit deal
5:08 AM.British Prime Minister Theresa May is once again calling for compromise between her Conservative lead Government and the Labour opposition over Brexit in a last gasp attempt to have her plan passed… Read more Audio
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Hamilton's Meyer Gouda Cheese win 2 top prizes at Cheese Awards
5:54 AM.A cheese-making family from Hamilton have walked away with two of the top prizes at the NZ Champion of Cheese Awards. Meyer Gouda Cheese won the Countdown Champion of Champions award for best… Read more Audio
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We tour Christchurch Hospital's new Acute Services building
5:50 AM.Media were welcomed into Christchurch Hospital's new Acute Services Building yesterday, for a first glimpse inside the country's largest and most expensive hospital project to date. Construction has… Read more Audio
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Parliament's bullying report - recommendations made
5:40 AM.Alan Halse, director of CultureSafeNZ, which supports people experiencing workplace bullying, says in years of lobbying the Government, the organisation has been 'absolutely ignored." Read more Audio
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Biz Bytes - to lease or not, the building dilemma
5:35 AM.A listener has noticed that a lot of companies which own buildings sell them to specialist investment companies and then lease them back...wouldn't it be cheaper to hold on to them rather than pay… Read more Audio
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Families elated as Pike River mine was re-entered yesterday
5:23 AM.There were cheers - and some tears - as the Pike River mine was re-entered yesterday, nearly nine years after disaster struck. 29 men headed out to work on the 19th of November 2010, and didn't return… Read more Audio
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Investigations reveal more abused animals in puppy farms
5:48 AM.An animal rescue charity is calling for greater protection of animals after continued investigations have found more abused animals in puppy farms across New Zealand. HUHA which stands for Helping You… Read more Video, Audio
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Would Botany voters support a Christian values party?
5:44 AM.All will be revealed today when National MP Alfred Ngaro fronts for caucus. National leader Simon Bridges has revealed Mr Ngaro has been given time to think about setting up a Christian values party… Read more Video, Audio
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Biz Bytes - company earnings in profit affect share prices?
5:35 AM.Every morning we answer one of your business questions. Steel and Tube's share price tumbled yesterday because it gave new forecasts ... but it's still forecasting a profit ... why's that. Here's our… Read more Audio
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Wellington man protests climate change inaction at Parliament
5:25 AM.A Wellington-based CEO says he'll camp on the grounds of Parliament for as long as it takes until the Government declares a climate change emergency. Ollie Langridge, says he's a normal guy, with no… Read more Video, Audio
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Volunteer Service Abroad in the Pacific
5:16 AM.We all know about the importance of volunteering, a way of contributing to society by giving time and skills to help other people. Here on First Up we're going to follow some volunteers who uproot… Read more Audio