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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Millie Silvester
5:25 AM.Nobody knows World Cup rugby quite like Richie McCaw, and this week on TradeMe you have the chance to grab a signed All Black's training jersey worn by the man himself But this jersey isn't All Black… Read more Audio
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Mid-East: Egyptian president will run for another term
5:17 AM.To the Middle-East now, Alex Baird's our correspondent in Doha and he's with us now. Audio
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Bushfire season starts early in Australia
5:06 AM.To Brisbane we head - with us to start the programme is Pam Corkery. Audio
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Cost of living, climate change - concerns for first-time voters
5:52 AM.The rising cost of living and climate change are top of mind for first-time voters this election campaign with some students concerned they'll need to work more hours in paid employment to make ends… Read more Audio
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Latest from the campaign trail with National's Nicola Willis
5:45 AM.Time now our regular catch up with the National Party, and deputy leader Nicola Willis has been busy on the campaign trail. She told Nathan Rarere she's been up in Auckland supporting the candidate in… Read more Audio
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Ranfurly Shield repairer suspects white powder is plaster
5:34 AM.Now for the latest development in the Ranfurly Shield saga - we may have the answer to the mystery of the white powder that was seen in photos of the damaged taonga... The famous shield was broken in… Read more Audio
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Dumped shopping trolleys costing Rotorua $5000/month
5:22 AM.Time now to get the latest from Rotorua neighbourhood with our local democracy reporter Laura Smith. Audio
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Japanese teen faces several years' prison for smash n' grab
5:13 AM.North Korea has accused the United States of trying to provoke a nuclear war, and has also denounced South Korea's leaders, for "hysterical remarks of confrontation". Nathan Rarere caught up with our… Read more Audio
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UK: two police forces investigating Russell Brand
5:05 AM.We begin Tuesday's First Up in the most United of all the Kingdoms - Ellie Jay is in London and she spoke to Nathan Rarere. Audio
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Cops, climate change, healthcare - range of political views at Epsom rest home
5:53 AM.Early voting officially opens on Monday, and while you've got to be 18 years old to vote in Aotearoa, you can never be too old. Leonard Powell paid a visit to his local retirement village to get a… Read more Audio
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Shane Jones on the week in politics
5:46 AM.To politics - and we're joined again for our regular catch up with the deputy leader of NZ First - Mr Shane Jones. Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.Time now to get the latest from the Minister of Fruit Glenn Forsyth. Audio
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Germany responds to Elon Musk
5:16 AM.And it's Monday morning so time to cross to our Europe correspondent Nita Blake-Persen. Audio
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Pacific: Leaders wooed in Washington
5:10 AM.Meanwhile - the US is being urged by Pacific leaders to put its words into action after the leaders summit. Our correspondent in Tonga is Kalafi Moala, he joins us now Audio
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US: Government narrowly avoids shutdown
5:06 AM.Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann joins First Up. Audio
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Quieter election campaigning on Chathams Islands
5:53 AM.Staying with politics - early voting for the election starts this coming Monday. But not on the Chathams!! Early voting on Rekohu doesn't start until the 9th of October. Chatham Islands Mayor -… Read more Audio
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ACT's Brooke van Velden on latest polls
5:46 AM.To politics now and it's time for our weekly catch up with the ACT Party. Deputy leader Brooke van Velden spoke with Jimmy Ellingham. Audio
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NZ Rugby CEO Mark Robinson on future of the club game
5:30 AM.New Zealand Rugby chief executive Mark Robinson says it's been an incredibly challenging couple of years for the organisation, but he's looking forward to a more steady period for the game. A recent… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:23 AM.Joining Jimmy Ellingham from the fresh produce markets is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: Tamarillos Audio
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Multiple deaths, injuries after fire at wedding in Iraq
5:14 AM.To the Middle-East now, joining Jimmy Ellingham from Doha is our correspondent Alex Baird.. Audio
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US: soldier Travis King who fled to North Korea expelled
5:06 AM.We begin this morning in the United States - in New York City is our correspondent Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Sepuloni: Labour reveals externally costed fiscal plan
5:50 AM.We're joined now by Deputy Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni for the weekly catch-up. Audio
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Auckland Deputy Mayor on latest sinkhole, sewer collapse
5:45 AM.Aucklanders are being warned to avoid all inner city harbour beaches, after a main sewer line collapsed in the suburb of Parnell, leaving a massive sink hole. Watercare says the sink hole is 13 metres… Read more Audio
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RWC change teams' kit to help colourblind viewers/players
5:34 AM.If you've been following this year's Rugby World Cup you may have noticed some interesting new kits that some teams have been sporting. It's to help fans and players alike with colour vision… Read more Audio
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Two roundabouts replaced by traffic lights in Ashburton
5:24 AM.We're checking out the neighbourhood of mid-Canterbury now with local democracy reporter Jonathan Leask. Nathan Rarere asked him if Ashburton residents are pleased or not with some traffic lights… Read more Audio