First Up

We finish the weird year of Delta variants and lockdowns with a look back at our favourite moments from 2021. Audio

We're off to the fresh produce markets for the very last time this year - and we're joined by our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth! And of course the first ever Fruit of the Year! Audio

As it's our last programme we thought we'd speak with locals across the motu about what makes their region so special, so we said "here's 60 seconds" tell us why people should visit this summer. First… Read more Audio

To the Middle East now - where our reporter Alex Baird is now based. Audio

We begin in New York City where our man Bevan Hurley has been in court following the trial of Ghislaine Maxwell. Audio

Nathan Rarere put some of the concerns raised by those Northland businesses to the Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Grant Robertson. Audio

Northland's tourism operators say that if they can't welcome visitors back to the region soon, there won't be an industry at all in the not too distant future. Te Tai Tokerau is the only region that… Read more Audio

Aotearoa might well be re-named The Land of the Long Grey Cloud after being absolutely soaked these past couple of days with rain-watches and warnings issued up and down the country over the past 48… Read more Audio

It's that time of the week when we join one of the ace reporters from the Local Democracy Reporting programme. This morning we're in South Auckland with Justin Latiff. Audio

Your chance for Disney movie stardom is up for grabs but you'd better be in quick. Acclaimed producer Chelsea Winstanley's Matewa Media are taking iconic Disney films and making Te Reo versions. In… Read more Audio

From ex-Europe to actual Europe now, from whence Nathan Rarere was joined from the most Scandi of Scandinavian countries by the World's most northern Samoan..Dr Anita Purcell Sjölund. Audio

We begin this morning in the UK, where Prime Minister Boris Johnson is in trouble, he's faced his largest rebellion yet. Joining Nathan Rarere from London is our correspondent Henry Riley. Audio