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German woman found guilty of keeping slave while in ISIS
5:05 AM.We begin this morning in Europe - our correspondent this morning in Sweden is Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
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Greens co-leader on 'a very serious accusation'
5:53 AM.Tuesday's question time in Parliament turned tense after Greens co-leader Marama Davidson was asked to leave the House. It all started when ACT MP James McDowal asked why ethnicity was a factor on the… Read more Audio
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Choir event gives exemption to striking secondary teachers
5:48 AM.As industrial action continues, unionised teachers are refusing to take part in all extra curricular activity around the country today. But union members involved with the national Big Sing event have… Read more Audio
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Should we still be isolating when we catch Covid?
5:37 AM.As winter sniffles set in there's still a lot of Covid out there too. There were more than 8 thousand new cases of Covid-19 reported in Aotearoa last week, and 39 more deaths due to the virus… Read more Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Audrey Malone
5:27 AM.Its a charity auction bonanza over at trademe, a foodbank and a community theatre both hopeful of raising some funds But first, producer Jeremy Parkinson talks with Audrey Malone from TradeMe about… Read more Audio
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Mid-East:Israeli helicopters target Jenin refugee camp
5:16 AM.Our Middle-East based correspondent is Alex Baird. Audio
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Australia: referendum to vote The Voice into law
5:05 AM.Let's begin in Australia - joining Nathan Rarere from Brisbane is our correspondent Pam Corkery. Audio
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Behind the mystery booking fees that come with buying tickets
5:53 AM.Booking tickets to go see your favourite artists has been getting more expensive. Some feel, sneakily so. Some ticketing agents also charge a booking fee, a payment processing fee and a handling fee -… Read more Audio
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"Half-a-fix-up" - National on government's ECE policy tweak
5:44 AM.The government is abandoning a funding condition of an extension that they added to the early childhood education policy in March. Currently the scheme offers three-to-five year olds 20 hours of free… Read more Audio
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'Tinder meets Airbnb' as rural shed share moooooves on up
5:33 AM.A new business lane just opened up in the business sector, Heybarn is an online service that's matches those with available space to those who don't have enough. It was launched earlier this year and… Read more Audio
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Taranaki council takes stand against seabed mining again
5:23 AM.Time now for the Local Democracy Reporting part of our programme and today we're catching up on the news of Taranaki with Craig Ashworth. The push for sea-bed mining off the coast there has a new… Read more Audio
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Pacific: Tonga starts repaying Chinese loan from 2007
5:13 AM.To the Pacific now - joining Nathan Rarere from the Marshall Islands is our correspondent Kalafi Moala. Audio
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UK: more details on "jingle and mingle" party under lockdown
5:05 AM.We begin this morning in the UK where the MPs in the House of Commons are debating the Party-gate report. Nathan Rarere caught up with our correspondent Henry Riley in London just before the programme… Read more Audio
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New highway Ara Tuhono Puhoi to Warkworth opens to public
5:52 AM.Life just got a bit easier for some drivers with a NEW highway north of Auckland. At long last, the rubber is hitting the road on the new 18.5 kay section of State highway 1. Prime Minister Chris… Read more Audio
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Students support teachers striking but is a challenge
5:46 AM.Secondary school teachers could continue rolling strikes for better pay, after three days of bargaining between the teachers' union and the Ministry of Education failed to reach a settlement. Now the… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:25 AM.To the fresh produce markets now with our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth. Audio
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Europe: African leaders tell Putin to end war in Ukraine
5:15 AM.And it's Monday morning so time to cross to our Europe correspondent Anita Purcell Sjölund in sweltering Sweden. Audio
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US: secretary of state Blinken makes visit to China
5:06 AM.Newshub's North America correspondent is Mitch McCann - who joins the programme from New York. Audio
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Marc Ellis buys shares in Highlanders with former teammates
5:52 AM.Any listeners who were lingering on the terraces of Carisbrook around the turn of the century will like the sound of this next story.... A group of former Highlanders players have got the gang back… Read more Audio
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ACT deputy Brooke Van Velden on NZ's recession figures
5:47 AM.Latest figures show the country has tipped into recession and economists are warning the decline will continue for some time. The economy contracted for two consecutive quarters, with gross domestic… Read more Audio
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NZ SailGP team learn lessons for next race in Chicago, NYC
5:33 AM.The New Zealand SailGP team has taken a few lessons onboard after their dramatic grand final loss last month... as they get ready for their next race in Chicago. The new expanded series starts this… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:21 AM.Fridays mean many things to many people, but to most of us it means the second appearance on First Up for this week from our Minister of Fruit and Vegetables, Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: Vitor… Read more Audio
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Africa: more than 100 people drowned in Nigeria
5:15 AM.To Africa now - standing by in First Up's studio in Accra, the capital of Ghana, is Nabil Ahmed. Audio
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US: lawyers warned Trump to return secret documents
5:05 AM.To North America now - looking at all the news from two continents is our corrrespondent in New York Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Deputy PM: around 25c/litre added to petrol after subsidy goes
5:47 AM.Our reporter Leonard Powell discovered a 61 cent discrepancy per litre for unleaded 91 across the Tamaki Makaurau. That adds up to a thirty dollar difference for filling up an average 50 litre tank… Read more Audio