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US hostages expected to be released from Gaza
5:05 AM.Joining us this morning from New York City is Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann. Audio
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Political commentator Ben Thomas on new govt being announced
5:52 AM.To politics - and today looks to be the day we get a new government! National leader Christopher Luxon says talks with ACT and New Zealand First have concluded, and he's planning to announce the full… Read more Audio
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Enduro cyclist on riding Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge
5:47 AM.The Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge is back for its 45th Edition this weekend, where thousands of Riders of all skill levels will navigate the 160 kilometre course. For most people, one lap is enough, but… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:27 AM.Heading in to coconut season, we go now to the fresh produce markets - which look a lot like RNZ's Wellington studios - with our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth Fruit of the Week… Read more Audio
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Blind cyclist Hannah Pascoe nears finish on ride through motu
5:18 AM.A couple of weeks ago we spoke with Hannah Pascoe from Invercargill who's mission is to become the first blind woman to cycle the length of Aotearoa. Nthan Rarere caught up with Hannah yesterday… Read more Audio
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Mali has deal with Russia to build gold refinery
5:12 AM.To Africa now, joining us from Accra, the capital of Ghana is Nabil Ahmed Rufai. Audio
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US: NY couple die in car explosion at Niagara Falls border
5:06 AM.Let's head to the USA, our correspondent in New York City is Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Carmel Sepuloni on what it takes to be Deputy PM
5:52 AM.To politics, and Christopher Luxon says there's now agreement over most ministerial positions in the new government - but the role of deputy is still up for grabs. National's Nicola Willis has ruled… Read more Audio
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Riding e-scooter raising awareness for men's mental health
5:46 AM.Moustaches are certainly back in vogue at the moment, and you're probably seeing even more than usual this month, as people raise money for the Movember charity. But a thrill seeking 21 year old is… Read more Audio
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NZ importing goods linked to child and forced labour
5:36 AM.Staying with money - there are a lot of sales on, with substantial Black Friday discounts tomorrow. But new research from World Vision shows New Zealand imported nearly 8 billion dollars worth of… Read more Audio
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Whakatane wants to win Most Beautiful Large Town award again
5:24 AM.Whakatane in the Bay of Plenty recently won the title of Most Beautiful Large Town award in a competition organised by Keep New Zealand Beautiful, the 'Most Beautiful' Awards Its the second time that… Read more Audio
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General election being held in the Netherlands
5:16 AM.Strategically placed amongst the kitset furniture and the Lingonberry jam in Sweden is Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
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UK govt pleased at news of pause of fighting in Gaza
5:09 AM.Our correspondent in London is Henry Riley - Nathan Rarere asked him if there's been any reaction in the UK to the news of a hostage exchange and a pause in fighting in Gaza. Audio
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Update on Wellington flights disrupted by weather
5:54 AM.Hundreds of people were queuing at Wellington Airport yesterday to rebook their flights after mass cancellations due to the murky weather. Wellington Airport Operations Duty Manager Tim Ferguson… Read more Audio
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Weather Watch on low cloud in Wellington, snow in South Island
5:50 AM.To the weather, and low cloud and drizzle in Wellington is expected to disrupt more flights this morning. We'll be hearing from Wellington Airport soon about cancellations - but first - we're joined… Read more Audio
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Former Tall Black fulfills dream of becoming an author
5:39 AM.The journey from professional basketballer to published author isn't the most common pivot you'll see. But thats exactly what Ex Tall Black Nick Horvath has done, fulfilling a dream he says he's had… Read more Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Millie Silvester
5:27 AM.What did you make in woodwork class at school? A bread board? That wooden pencil case ? Northcote College carpentry students have gone a little further this year, transforming the school's Mazda van… Read more Audio
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17th Pacific Games underway in Honiara, Solomon Islands
5:20 AM.To the Pacific now - joining First Up from Tonga is Kalafi Moala. Audio
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Hamas leader says deal for truce in conflict close
5:13 AM.The leader of Hamas says a deal for a truce in the conflict is close. Our correspondent Sarah Coates is in Tel Aviv, I began by asking what Hamas's leader Ismail Haniyeh said and if there's been a… Read more Audio
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Public hearings into tobacco, vaping funding held in Australia
5:06 AM.Let's kick off Wednesday's programme in Australia, joining Nathan Rarere from Brisbane is Pam Corkery. Audio
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National good with NZ First, ACT, but minor parties not so much
5:47 AM.Nathan Rarere spoke with Deputy of Nationa Nicola Willis about coalition talks between National, ACT and NZ First. Audio
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Woolworths asks shoppers to show care after staff abuse
5:37 AM.The holiday season's almost upon us, and Woolworths New Zealand is launching a campaign today, asking shoppers to show some care at the supermarket. Staff are continuing to report high levels of… Read more Audio
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Environment Canterbury shares long term plan in Kaikoura
5:26 AM.Time now to catch up with our reporters around the motu - and today we're joined by local democracy reporter David Hill in North Canterbury. Audio
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Japan: North Korea not impressed with missiles
5:18 AM.Nathan Rarere spoke with our correspondent in Tokyo Chris Gilbert. Audio
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UK: Patrick Vallance fronts up to Covid-19 inquiry
5:05 AM.Let's begin in the UK, Ellie Jay is our correspondent in London and Nathan Rarere asked her about the latest from the Covid-19 inquiry. Audio