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Julian Assange handed lifeline by London courts
5:11 AM.To Australia now, the head of our Brisbane bureau is Pam Corkery. Audio
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US: container ship collapses bridge in Baltimore, Maryland
5:05 AM.Let's begin this morning in the USA, for the latest on that incredble bridge collapse in Baltimore, we're joined from New York by our correspondent Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Govt taking into account new information on long covid
5:50 AM.Time now for our weekly chat with Finance Minister Nicola Willis. Nathan Rarere asked her what the government has to offer for those who may have long covid. Audio
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New study highlights long term effects of "long covid"
5:45 AM.A new study is out today, with significant findings on the effects that Long Covid is having on people. Epidemiologist at the University of Otago Michael Baker has been part of the study and he spoke… Read more Audio
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VW Nationals - vehicles of all vintage gather in Kaikoura
5:36 AM.This weekend, VWs of all shapes and sizes are gathering in Kaikoura for the annual Volkswagen Nationals. Kirsty Hopewell is one of the organisers, Nathan Rarere asked her what it is about VWs that… Read more Audio
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New coach helping Eliza McCartney reach pole vaulting goals
5:33 AM.Pole vault star Eliza McCartney feels better than she has for years and she's crediting her new coach for playing a part in that. The Rio 2016 Olympic bronze medalist has battled a list of injuries… Read more Audio
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Polyfest a blast for South Ak comnmunity
5:25 AM.Nathan Rarere spoke with our South Auckland local democracy reporter Torika Tokalau about her experience at Polyfest. Audio
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Argentina marks anniversary of 1976 military coup
5:17 AM.Let's head to South America - Kate Pereyra-Garcia is in Argentina. Audio
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US and Japan to overhaul their security agreement
5:12 AM.Nathan Rarere speaks with our correspondent in Japan Chris Gilbert. Audio
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UK: PM says ability to fend off IT cyber attacks "very strong"
5:05 AM.We begin this morning in the UK where the ever reliable Henry Riley is standing by... Audio
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Gisborne mayor on 2 deaths at huge brawl at 21st party
5:53 AM.Two men are dead and three are critically injured after a huge brawl in Gisborne on Saturday night About 100 people were involved in a massive fight on Lytton Road in Elgin. Police have launched a… Read more Audio
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Left over school lunches to help feed community prevents crime
5:47 AM.A woman living in a West Auckland caravan park says having access to leftover school lunches is helping to curb crime. Residents of the park say access to the the food means they don't need to steal… Read more Audio
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Gloriavale members stuck in timewarp of 50 years ago
5:38 AM.The director of a three-part Gloriavale documentary says members of the isolated West Coast community "live like life is frozen in an oppressive communist regime in the 1970s". Justin Pemberton's… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:23 AM.It's the last time we'll be speaking with the Minister of Fruit and Veggies for a few weeks with Easter.. Glenn Forsyth is with us now. Audio
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Russia responds after 137 people killed by ISIS at concert hall
5:16 AM.Mondays mean Europe correspondent Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund joins the programme from Sweden Audio
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US: can't pay his fines, Trump to sell social media company
5:10 AM.Newshub's North America correspondent is Mitch McCann and he's on the job from New York City. Audio
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UK: Catherine, Princess of Wales drops bombshell news of cancer
5:05 AM.We begin this Easter week in the UK - joining us with the latest on the cancer diagnosis of the Princess of Wales, it's our correspondent Ellie Jay. Audio
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1500 LOTR fans run in 3rd annual Middle Earth Halfling Marathon
5:51 AM.One race, one race to rule them all. Fifteen hundred Lord of the Rings fans from 26 countries are converging on Matamata tomorrow to run in a unique sold-out race - the third annual Middle-earth… Read more Audio
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Explained: TikTok and the potential US ban
5:46 AM.The US House of Representatives has overwhelmingly passed a measure to force TikTok to split from its owner ByteDance or face a national ban. Beijing's influence on the app has concerned US lawmakers… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:26 AM.Glenn Forsyth, the Minister of Fruit and Vege joined us in the Auckland studio this morning. Fruit of the Week: Diana's Peacherines Jazz Apple & Rhubarb Crumble For the filling: 500g rhubarb stems cut… Read more Audio
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Israel attacks on homes near al-Shifa hospital in Gaza
5:17 AM.We shift our focus from the peaceful Pacific to the muddle in the Middle East, joining us from Doha is correspondent Alex Baird. Audio
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Former Fiji PM to be sentenced on number of charges
5:12 AM.We head to our tropical backyard of the Pacific ocean - joining Nathan Rarere from the Kingdom of Tonga is Kalafi Moala. Audio
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US: Biden files anti-competitive lawsuit against Apple
5:06 AM.We begin this Friday morning as we do most weeks in the USA - from New York we're joined by Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Robertson's valedictory speech 'best I've heard' - Jan Tinetti
5:51 AM.Time now for our weekly catch up with the Labour Party, and MP Jan Tinetti is with us bright and early. Audio
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Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust Fund keen for grant applicants
5:47 AM.Just over a year ago there was a fundraising appeal and a special Lotto draw to help communities hit by Cyclone Gabrielle. Now, there's 14 million dollars up for grabs, for projects in affected areas… Read more Audio