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Best of First Up for 13 November
On the podcast today, we talk to Scion's Unmanned Autonamous Vehicle programme manager, Robin Hartley, about how flying drones are fighting Myrtle Rust. Ruth Wynn Williams gives us a report on the… Audio
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Best of First Up for 12 November 2019
On the podcast today we see what is trending on TradeMe for Christmas, we get an update from the Grace Millaine trial, and we check in with the all night party of astronomers who waited up for the… Audio
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Best of First Up for 11 November
On the podcast today, we hear from a New Zealand K-pop crew MDC who have just returned from Korea where they competed in the global K-pop Festival. Auckland's Kindness Institute who help Rangatahi… Audio
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What's the best way to stop young people viewing porn?
Internal Affairs Minister Tracey Martin has officials looking at policy options for preventing harm to children and young people from viewing online porn. In Britain a "porn block" that would've… Audio
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Fiji urged by UN members to protect freedom of expression
Fiji has been urged by United Nations members to prevent attacks on freedom of expression, after concerns from human rights advocates that new online safety laws could be used to silence government… Audio
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Siblings become NZ’s first Pasifika chess champions
For the first time, three Pasifika students will compete in the Australasian National Chess finals after winning gold at the New Zealand Power Team tournament. Audio
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Best of First Up for Friday 8 November
Audio 8 Nov 2019On the podcast today, Five months after the distinctive Wellington marae Tapu te Ranga burnt to the ground, the clean up is making slow progress and why an image of one of Aotearoa's most famous kuia… Audio
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Best of First Up for Thursday 7 November
Audio 7 Nov 2019On the podcast today, Could carbon neutral farming be the future for new Zealand? and Mateiwarangi Heta-Morris who has held New Zealand's Superheavy-weight Arm wrestling championship title for the… Audio
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'I made a lot of money from DayZ, but it wasn’t my best work'
Audio 6 Nov 2019Survival training for the NZ Army inspired Dean Hall to create the zombie apocalypse PC game DayZ. From there, the man known as "Rocket" founded his own gaming studio in Dunedin called Rocketwerkz. Audio
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Best of First Up for Wednesday 6 November
Audio 6 Nov 2019On the podcast today Chaos at the Melbourne Cup - a reverse decision, fears for the fate of one horse, and a record fine and ban for Kiwi jockey Michael Walker and should whipping be banned?. Audio
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Best of First Up for Tuesday 5 November
Audio 5 Nov 2019On today's podcast, a Trade Me listing for one thousand chickens has brought to light the fate of more than 5000 of the birds and does the creation of pavement-style walking tracks in remote areas… Audio
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Tonga makes history by beating rugby league world champs
Tonga's top rugby league players have created history by producing one of the sport's biggest upsets in beating the world champion Australians in Auckland over the weekend. Audio
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Best of First Up for Monday 4 November
Audio 4 Nov 2019On the podcast today, Elderly Levin residents are being warned not to open their door to strangers and Indira talks to Manase Lua after Tonga's rugby league team make history. Audio
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Tech sector celebrates one of its best ever years
New Zealand's instinct for innovation and adaptiation appears is thought to be a key driver for strong growth in the tech industry. Audio
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Best of First Up for Friday 1 November 2019
Audio 1 Nov 2019On the podcast today, Auckland Council has given e-scooters the green light for another 6 months, 3 weeks into the job, we've got the 35-year-old, hitch-hiking Green party Mayor who's quite possibly… Audio
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Samoans flock to hospitals for measles immunisations
Samoans are flocking to clinics following news of two more deaths suspected to be from measles. Audio
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Best of First Up for Thursday 31 October 2019
Audio 31 Oct 2019On the podcast today, Should solo parents on the benefit be required to vaccinate their kids? A woman pleads for the government to boost funding to the mental health Gumboot Fund and we hear the case… Audio
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Fifty best films: Pather Panchali
The only film from India in Sight & Sound’s survey of the top 50 films of all time is Pather Panchali from 1955.
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Best of First Up for Wednesday 30 October 2019
Audio 30 Oct 2019In the podcast today, the heartwarming story of how stallholders at Christchurch market rallied to support a Turkish baker left with just a few dollars in her pocket. Is a house bus a building? A… Audio
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Best of First Up for Tuesday 29 October 2019
Audio 29 Oct 2019On the Podcast today, the leader of ISIS has been killed, but what does it mean for New Zealand nurse who's been held captive for the last 6 years? And after New Zealand'd defeat by England at the… Audio
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More APEC controversy in PNG as MPs given luxury cars
The decision to gift cars imported for the APEC summit in Papua New Guinea last year to MPs is being panned by anti-corruption advocates. Audio
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Tonga Invitational XIII vs Great Britain: Tongan community divided
The Tongan community appears divided ahead of this weekend's clash between the Tonga Invitational XIII and Great Britain in Hamilton. Audio
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Best of First Up for Friday 25 October 2019
On the podcast today, we speak to National's Environment Spokesperson Scott Simpson, Auckland's Safeswim program manager Nick Vigar talks water safety after the SkyCity fire, we got to New Delhi where… Audio
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Best of First Up for Thursday 24 october 2019
On the Podcast today we talk to Auckland's Mayor Phil Goff about the consequences of the SkyCity fire, We talk to Megan Woods about how the 13 Million the Government is to invest to digitise a te reo… Audio
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Best of First Up for Wednesday 23 October 2019
On the Podcast today we get live updates on the SkyCity convention centre from Aucklands Mayor Phil Goff, we hear from Englands Rugby coach Eddie Jones, and we learn about a new importing business out… Audio
