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Japan: gvot passes law to battle loneliness epidemic
5:15 AM.Time now to head to Japan for the latest from our correspondent Chris Gilbert. He told Nathan Rarere Japan's loneliness epidemic is getting worse so the government is battling it by passing… Read more Audio
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UK: Prince Harry due in court against The Mirror Group
5:05 AM.We begin this short week in the United Kingdom, joining us from London is our correspondent Elllie Jay. Audio
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ACT: in favour of council selling its shares in AK Airport
5:51 AM.Joining us now is ACT leader David Seymour. Audio
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Are Aucklanders in favour of Ak Council selling Airport shares?
5:48 AM.Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown is under fire again, not just for his proposed sale of council shares in the city's airport but because a number of media outlets were excluded from his budget announcement… Read more Audio
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Number one seed, scrabble champ on National Scrabble Champs
5:41 AM.The King's Birthday break won't be a holiday for everyone...The National Scrabble Championships are taking place in Howick this long weekend. Scrabblers from around the country are travelling to… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:23 AM.Joining the programme from the fresh produce markets is THE Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: NZ Meyer Lemons. Spicy Piccolo Pieces Ingredients · 700g bag of Piccolos… Read more Audio
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Africa:rocket attack on Khartoum, truce talks collapse in Sudan
5:14 AM.To Africa now, with Perlina Lau from Ghana is our correspondent Nabil Ahmed. Audio
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US: Pence, Christie to join Republican race for President
5:06 AM.We begin this last programme of the week in the USA, joining Perlina Lau from New York is our correspondent Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Police Minister: extra money for fog cannons
5:49 AM.Minister Ginny Anderson will join the Prime Minister at a graduation ceremony today in Porirua for police graduates. It comes as the Government announced an extra $11 million this week for its fog… Read more Audio
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Bravery awards for White Island explosion rescue pilots
5:46 AM.Commercial helicopter pilots who risked their own lives in the aftermath of the Whakaari White Island explosion were officially recognised yesterday receiving New Zealand Bravery awards for their… Read more Audio
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Scholarship-winning teen wants to help repair NZ's mental health system
5:35 AM.The Wellington high school student awarded a $25,000 education scholarship hopes to improve the broken mental health system which failed his father. Johnny Bentley-Cribb was just 11 years old when his… Read more Audio
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LDR West Coast: upheavals in regional council
5:25 AM.Time now to find out what's happening round the regions. And today we're off to Greymouth. Local Democray Reporter Brendon McMahon told Perlina Lau about big upheavals going on in the West Coast… Read more Audio
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UN unimpressed by raids on homes of German climate activists
5:16 AM.To Europe now - our correspondent in Germany is Nita Blake-Persen. Audio
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UK: drama for govt as Johnson hands over WhatsApp msgs
5:06 AM.Let's begin this morning's programme in the UK with our correspondent Ellie Jay. Audio
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Greens: National dog-whistling over bi-lingual road signs
5:51 AM.Joining us now is Green Party co-leader James Shaw. Audio
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Looking up: Safety website names Air New Zealand top airline
5:45 AM.Things are looking up for Air New Zealand. Safety website AirlineRatings.com has annouced the national carrier as its Airline of the Year. But that's not all... Air New Zealand also received the award… Read more Audio
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Wairoa mayor launches petition to return Gavin Jones home
5:35 AM.Wairoa's mayor Craig Little has launched a petition in the hope that one of his town's most vulnerable citizens is returned home. 69 Year old Gavin Jones is intellectually disabled and has been forced… Read more Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Millie Silvester
5:25 AM.This week on TradeMe a wonderful story of a photo raising money for the man who is the subject of the picture. And a picture perfect Parua property But first, TradeMe's Millie Silvester tells producer… Read more Audio
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Mid-East: two Iranian journalists on trial
5:16 AM.To the Middle East now - Nathan Rarere was joined from Doha by our correspondent Alex Baird. Audio
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International yacht rally helping Tonga's tourism recovery
5:11 AM.Our correspondent Kalafi Moala is with us from Tonga. Audio
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Brisbane air quality is 20 times worse than New Delhi
5:06 AM.We begin with the latest from our Australian cousins, joining Nathan Rarere from Brisbane is our ole mate Pam Corkery. Audio
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New fragrance "Road" mimics Auckland's Karangahape Rd
5:53 AM.Prepare your nose to be delighted ... a new fragrance is setting out to mimic one of the country's most iconic streets. Road, a perfume capturing 'Karangahape Road in a bottle', was released… Read more Audio
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Willis:housing policy gives flexibility to where councils build
5:43 AM.National has withdrawn its support from the bi-partisan housing agreement it helped draw up with Labour, instead opting to come up with its own policy. Instead of three-storey buildings, National… Read more Audio
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Turkey election: Erdogan wins, country still divided
5:34 AM.Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan has secured a third term as president. He has already ruled the country for two decades, as both Prime Minister and President. Speaking to supporters after winning about… Read more Audio
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LDR BOP: work starts on rebuild of netball pavillion in Kawerau
5:24 AM.Time now for Local Democracy Reporting part of the programme and joining Nathan Rarere is Diane McCarthy from Whakatane Audio