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Europe: claims Russia using fishing vessels as spy ships
5:14 AM.To the European mainland now - Nathan Raree was joined from Germany by our correspondent Nita Blake-Persen Audio
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UK: Manchester's chief cop says not UK police force is racist
5:06 AM.Let's begin in the UK, from where Nathan Rarere is joined by our correspondent Henry Riley. Audio
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Greens want excess profit tax imposed on supermarket
5:52 AM.Green MP Elizabeth Kerekere has been accused of ongoing poor behaviour - including badmouthing and undermining her caucus colleagues and staff. Five individuals close to the Greens - including current… Read more Audio
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Forty teen girls get a taste of Airforce life
5:45 AM.Forty teenage girls in their final year of high school are getting a taste of life in the Airforce this week. They're part of a school holiday programme at Ohakea airbase in Manawatu trying to… Read more Audio
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The Auckland Home Show returns after three-year hiatus
5:34 AM.After eight postponements due to Covid and problems at Cornwall Park, the Auckland Home Show will return for the first time in three years from tomorrow. The home improvement and design extravaganza… Read more Audio
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The wonderful world of TradeMe
5:24 AM.Online shopping time, this week our producer Leonard Powell spoke to Audrey Malone from Trademe about the weird and wonderful auctions going at the moment. They started by discussing a rare 82 year… Read more Audio
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Tonga cruises into economic growth
5:12 AM.From across the ditch to the Pacific now, where our correspondent Kalafi Moala joins us from a slightly stormy Kingdom of Tonga. Audio
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Australian school's war on mullets
5:05 AM.We start our Wednesday programme high atop the First Up towers in Brisbane, Queensland with Pam Corkery. Audio
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National not satisfied with class size review
6:15 AM.Nathan Rarere asked the deputy leader of the National Party, Nicola Willis, what she makes of the policy. Audio
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Principal says action on class size is promising
5:44 AM.The government has announced plans to reduce class sizes for primary and intermediate school students The $106 million initiative will see classes in years 4 to 8 shift from 29 students per teacher to… Read more Audio
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Goff on his time so far as High Commissioner in London
5:32 AM.During his long domestic political career, Phil Goff was MP for Mt Roskill, Minister of Defence, Foriegn Affairs and Education among many other roles - including 6 years as mayor of Auckland.. He was… Read more Audio
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Japan on high alert after home made explosive thrown at PM
5:16 AM.To Japan now where the government is on high alert after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was evacuated from a campaign event after a home made explosive was thrown at him. The incident comes just nine… Read more Audio
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UK: PM Sunak says anit-maths mindset holding economy back
5:05 AM.It's Tuesday and that means it's time to hear from our UK correspondent Ellie Jay. Audio
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Wheel Black Gareth Lynch living his best life
5:50 AM.After becoming a tetraplegic seven years ago, Gareth Lynch was forced to develop resilience – an invaluable skill he says many of us aren't taught. Now, the Wheel Black (wheel chair rugby All Black)… Read more Video, Audio
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New research: bees are sentient, self aware, are emotional
5:43 AM.A growing body of research suggests that bees are sentient, self aware and have emotional lives. It raises questions about how bees are used in the agricultural sector or in laboratory experiments… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:25 AM.Time now to hear from First Up's Minister of Fruit and Veg Glenn Forsyth. Audio
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Europe: great Easter exchange of released Ukrainian POWs
5:17 AM.And it's Monday morning so time to cross to our Europe correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
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Fierce fighting in Sudanese capital Khartoum
5:11 AM.Gunbattles are raging for a second day in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, as rival wings of the armed forces fight for power. Joining Nathan Rarere is our Africa correspondent Nabil Ahmed with the… Read more Audio
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US: more information released on classified docs leaker
5:05 AM.Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann joins us for all the news out of the US. Audio
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Three Waters Revamp: 'centralisation is not the answer'- ACT
5:47 AM.Having been dragged into a swamp of confusing opinions and muddied information about it, the government yesterday revealed an overhaul to the Three Waters programme. It's been rebranded as the… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:26 AM.And wake the kids - it's that time of week where we head into the weekend with the full knowledge of how to spend our money wisely on Fruit and veges with the Minister Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the… Read more Audio
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Silent disco while cleaning up your local neighbourhood
5:17 AM.The organiser of this Saturday's Silent Disco City Clean-Up in West Auckland hopes similar events will soon pop up regularly around the city. Read more Audio
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Africa: Ghana approves game changing malaria vaccine
5:12 AM.Going from one big continent to another - we cross to Accra in Ghana to catch with our Africa correspondent, Nabil Ahmed. Audio
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Suspect identified in Pentagon document leak
5:05 AM.Let's cross to the US now for the latest from our correspondent Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Sepuloni: council staff were amazing during AK floods
5:49 AM.And joining Nathan Rarere is the deputy Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni. Audio