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5:45 AM.Prince Andrew continues to make headlines, Henry Riley updates us from London Audio

5:22 AM.Olympic silver medalist Nicole Shields has ridden across Africa raising money World Bicycle Relief - she joined First Up to tell her story Audio

5:14 AM.Japan's heading for a right-wing coaltition, Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo Audio

5:53 AM.The new Hauraki Gulf protection zones come in to effect Labour weekend, but zones for commercial fishing boats have come in for criticism - Ross McNaughton reports Audio

5:48 AM.Katherine Firkin's been counting the numbers of participants at this past weekend's No Kings protests. Audio

5:25 AM.It's fresh Asparagus time, unless you're in to the mushy tinned ones. Glenn Forsyth has his report. Audio

5:11 AM.The Louvre has been robbed - Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports from Sweden Audio

5:51 AM.Poverty Bay kicks off A & P season with a banger of a show this weekend in Gisbone - Nathan talked with Lana Davy Audio

5:47 AM.New York's mayoral candidates face off in the first debate, Bevan Hurley has the news from the USA Audio

5:44 AM.GrabOne has left customers holding worthless vouchers after going in to liquidation - Ke-xin Li has the story Audio

5:23 AM.Glenn Forsyth delivers his fruit of the week and has news of the King Sweetie. FotW: BZ Tomatoes Audio

5:12 AM.Donald Trump says India will give up buying Russian oil, Anas Mallick has the story Audio

5:52 AM.Willow-Jean Prime joins First Up for her weekly look at politics from the Labour Party's perspective. Audio

5:47 AM.Thames Valley play Mid-Canterbury in The Meads Cup final this weekend, Nathan spoke with Mid-Canterbury rugby CEO Kenny Addison Audio

5:44 AM.Barry Guy talks with three-time Aussie Supercar Champ Shane Van Gisbergen after another successful season in the USA Audio

5:24 AM.Samantha Gee visits Greymouth for the premiere of Duncan Sarkies film Pike River Audio

5:12 AM.The search continues in South Australia for a missing four year old boy - Emma Cropper has the update Audio

5:53 AM.It's officially Biketober - a month to celebrate the world of cycling - bike mechanic Tyson Hobson has gone the extra mile to get his community riding Audio

5:48 AM.Kiwi Jordan Grimmer-Tufik lives in Tel Aviv and tells Nathan Rarere how the people of the city are feeling now the hostages have been released from Gaza Audio

5:25 AM.A pimped out Cadillac leads the listings from TradeMe's Emma Bacon Audio

5:17 AM.Japan's ruling coalition collapses - correspondent Chris Gilbert talked with producer Matthew Hutching Audio

5:13 AM.Madagascar now appears to be in full coup mode, Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports from Africa Audio

5:53 AM.David Seymour talks hostage release, education and local body elections Audio

5:49 AM.Alex Baird reports from the Middle-East where the Israeli hostages and Palestinian captives are heading home Audio

5:26 AM.Northland reporter Susan Botting updates us on the local elections up north Audio