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First Up for Monday 1 August 2022

  • Previous Episode: Friday, 29 July 2022
  • Next Episode: Tuesday, 2 August 2022
  • Omicron outbreak resulting in school absences, teacher sickness

    education Covid-19
    Principal of Finlayson Park School, Shirley Maihi

    5:51 AM.New Zealand's largest primary school has removed dozens of students from its school roll, blaming the pandemic for disappearing students. Teachers at Finlayson Park School say they are at breaking… Read more Audio

  • Borders fully reopen, thousands turn up at AirNZ job fair

    travel tourism
    Air New Zealand planes at Auckland Airport.

    5:45 AM.For the first time since restrictions were placed on travellers from mainland China way back in February 2020, New Zealand's borders are now fully open to the world. Yes since midnight both our air… Read more Audio

  • CommGames update with Felcity Reid

    sport
    New Zealand track cyclist Rebecca Petch won gold with the women's team sprint on Saturday 30 July 2022.

    5:30 AM.The Commonwealth Games has been a successful one so far for New Zealand's elite athletes - our reporter on the ground in Birmingham is Felicity Reid who updated Nathan Rarere. Audio

  • Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth

    food
    Blue Java Banana

    5:20 AM.It's the first of August - so no better time to update you all on the fresh fruit and vegatable recomendations for the month from the team 5+ A Day with our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn… Read more Audio

  • Torrential rains submerge 50 villages in floodwater in Pakistan

    world
    The Neelum River in Pakistan-ruled Kashmir.

    5:08 AM.To Asia now, where the US House of representatives speaker Nancy Pelosi is heading on her much anticipated visit.. As yet, Taiwan doesn't feature on her itinerary - but it's the possibility of her… Read more Audio

  • Previous Episode: Friday, 29 July 2022
  • Next Episode: Tuesday, 2 August 2022
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