First Up for Tuesday 5 October 2021
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Early Childhood Council: ECE's are full to capacity
5:54 AM.Part of the government's easing of restrictions in Auckland announced yesterday is reopening early childhood education centres. From tomorrow young children will be able to go back to their ECE but… Read more Audio
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National Deputy: coming out of level 3 complicated
5:47 AM.As you've heard, Aucklanders will be able to meet up with 10 other people from tomorrow - but it must be outdoors. It's part of the government's plan to reopen the city after seven weeks of gruelling… Read more Audio
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AK gradually makes it way out of Level 3 in stages
5:35 AM.After seven long weeks being cooped up at home, Aucklanders are allowed to go and see their friends and families again from midnight tonight. Yes, although the city will remain at Alert Level 3, the… Read more Audio
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Double passport holders can work around MiQ lottery
5:31 AM.A travel advisor has found that people with two passports are able to double their chances of getting a spot in the MIQ lottery. The next lot of MIQ rooms become available at 11 o'clock this morning… Read more Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Ruby Topzand
5:23 AM.This week on TradeMe a supercar car that goes like the clappers and has doors that open UP And if car's aren't your thing, how about a barn in St Bathans? But first up, our producer Jeremy Parkinson… Read more Audio
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NZer stuck in India can't secure MiQ spot, visa running out
5:16 AM.When Sarah Elsworth arrived in India at the end of February 2020 to do a dance residency, she had 2 weeks of 'normal life' before the first lock down. Sarah says that over the past 18 months she has… Read more Audio
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Japan has new PM after controversial leadership battle
5:12 AM.Japan has a new Prime Minister after a controversial leadership battle. After a hard-fought contest, a man seen as the establishment candidate, Fumio Kishida, beat three other contenders to become… Read more Audio
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Many challenges face UK Conservatives at annual conference
5:07 AM.We begin this morning in the UK where the Conservative Party is holding its annual conference in Manchester. From the conference, our correspondent Henry Riley spoke with Nathan Rarere. Audio
