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Weather: Chilly, windy conditions around Aotearoa
5:34 AM.Now many of you who've joined us at this early hour will have a good idea of how chilly it is around the country. We are well into winter now.... it was cold and blustery for most of the weekend, as… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Martin Pupuke
5:24 AM.With First Up for the first time this morning is our Associate Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Martin Pupuke. Audio
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Pacific nations unhappy with Fukushima nuclear water released
5:15 AM.To the Pacific now - joining First Up this morning is our correspondent Kalafi Moala in Tonga. Audio
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US: Two killed, 28 injured in block party mass shooting
5:05 AM.Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann is the first driverless cab off the rank - he joined Anna Thoms from New York City. Audio
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ACT: voters interested in cost of living, not China
5:48 AM.Turning to politics now, ACT Party deputy leader Brooke Van Velden's been busy campaigning in the Tamaki electorate. She joins Nathan Rarere for her weekly catch up. Audio
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Football fan Tarena Ranui on upcoming Women's World Cup
5:42 AM.The year is nearly halfway over which means we are less than a month away from kick off in the Fifa Womens World Cup We're co-hosting it along with Australia, with games in Auckland, Hamilton… Read more Audio
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Silver Fern finds her voice thanks to younger team mates
5:36 AM.Silver Fern Phoenix Karaka has been a quiet champion, now she says she's finding her voice thanks to her younger team mates. The defender has a gold medal from the 2019 Netball World Cup and a silver… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:25 AM.Yes, you heard it right, he has a loverly bunch of coconuts - it's our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: DOLE TROPICAL GOLD PINEAPPLES Audio
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Gisborne health centre closes doors due to sewage
5:16 AM.Time to check out the Tai Rawhiti neighbourhood now. Local Democracy Reporter Matthew Rosenberg in Gisborne gave Nathan Rarere an update on the number of roads damaged thanks to this year's wild… Read more Audio
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Africa:UK's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rawanda unlawful
5:11 AM.Standing by in Ghana's bustling capital Accra is our correspondent Nabil Ahmed. Audio
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US: SCOTUS rules against affirmative action in Unis
5:05 AM.We begin our final programme of the week in the USA, joining me from The World's Largest Apple is our correspondent multi-award winning journalist Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Strained relationships in Kiritapu Allan's office
5:48 AM.Minister Kiri Allan is due to return to work today after a week off to care for her mental health On Wednesday, the Department of Conservation confirmed a staff member stopped working in her office… Read more Audio
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Waiheke Is not looking forward to fuel subsidies being lifted
5:43 AM.Don't be surprised to see queues at fuel stations in the next two days. The government used a cost of living measure and reduced the fuel excise duty by 25 cents a litre in March last year, but from… Read more Audio
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In October, Aucklander attempts to beat world bungy record
5:31 AM.October is an important month for Aotearoa - and it's not just because of the Rugby World Cup. Auckland man Mike Heard will scale the great heights in search of the Guinness Book of records glory… Read more Audio
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Report says Ports of Auckland automation project a failure
5:23 AM.An international report on the Ports of Auckland has just been released, criticising its automation project as a failure "on every measure". Between 2018 and 2022, three port workers were killed in… Read more Audio
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UK: Thames Water company at risk of collapse
5:14 AM.To the UK now.. joining Nathan Rarere from London is our correspondent Henry Riley. Audio
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Europe: Wagner boss arrives in exile in Belarus
5:06 AM.We begin in Europe, in Germany is our correspondent Nita Blake-Persen. Audio
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First Up - The Podcast, Wednesday 28 June
6:30 AM.On today's First Up pod - most people use vaping to quit smoking, but what if vaping becomes the addiction? We find out the tertiary education union's view on the government's 128 million dollar bail… Read more Audio
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Greens: new money for poverty is a start
5:53 AM.The Green Party's getting in election mode, with its campaign launch for the Dunedin and Taieri electorates at the weekend. And it's been a busy week in politics, with the government giving financial… Read more Audio
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Tairua sets up business association
5:50 AM.Now to the beautiful Coromandel coast town of Tairua... Yesterday it was announced that the critical connection across the Coromandel Peninsula would be rebuilt by the end of March 2024. That's State… Read more Audio
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Health funding money to be spent studying quitting vaping
5:46 AM.The Health Research Council of New Zealand will pump more than 50 million dollars into research on pressing health issues. The funding will be spread across 44 project grants, one of which includes a… Read more Audio
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Tertiary Education Union on extra govt funding
5:34 AM.The government has announced extra funding for universities and tertiary institutions, to help universities get through an unexpected drop in enrolments. The 128-million-dollar increase came after… Read more Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Millie Silvester
5:24 AM.This week on TradeMe - a classic Remuera mansion AND "as featured on First Up a few weeks ago" the cologne that smells like K-Road is up for auction But first, producer Jeremy Parkinson talked with… Read more Audio
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Mid-East: HAJJ prilgrimage begins, 2.5 million expected
5:15 AM.To the Middle-East now - joining the programme from First Up's Doha office is Alex Baird. Audio
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Aus woman pays for defaming ex-neighbours on social media
5:06 AM.We begin Wednesday's programme in Australia - where our Pam Corkery is standing by. Audio