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5:50 AM.Labour's Carmel Sepuloni talks foreign investment, homelessness and the dealings of the tobacco industry Audio

5:46 AM.And a year out from the next Commonwealth Games, are Aussies counting their golden chickens with sprinting sensation Gout Gout? Emma Cropper explains Audio

5:22 AM.The Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago are lacking in health services, reporter Katie Todd has an update Audio

5:14 AM.RNZ's Jamie Tahana reports from the Hague where the International Court of Justice has ruled in its first ever case about climate change Audio

5:09 AM.Episodes of Masterchef starring sacked hosts Wallace and Torode are to air - with edits, Ellie Jay has the story from London Audio

5:52 AM.A year out from the Glasgow Commonwealth Games, NAthan Rarere caught up with Olympic Committee CEO Nicki Nichol Audio

5:47 AM.Israel strikes Syria without telling the White House, Alex Baird reports from Doha. Audio

5:24 AM.If you want a car as old and as sexy as Brad Pitt, head to TradeMe and search Porsche 356 - Emma Bacon has more Audio

5:11 AM.A record number of candidates vying for the presidency of Cameroon - Nabil Ahmed Rufai joins us from Africa Audio

5:52 AM.In which Finance Minister Nicola Willis talks inflation, Kaeo's water and "whining" councils Audio

5:47 AM.Big changes are needed in England and Wales in the water industry - Henry Riley has the story Audio

5:24 AM.LDR's Alisha Evans tells us about Tauranga's "plague of hoons" Audio

5:15 AM.Daniel Toresen from The Investigators tells Nathan Rarere about his work as a PI Audio

5:10 AM.Political drama in Japan as the ruling coalition loses another election, Chris Gilbert joins First Up from Tokyo Audio

5:52 AM.We're spending more time in the office than this time last year, but businesses who rely on office workers returning to the CBD are still struggling - Ke Xin Li reports. Audio

5:45 AM.A man has been charged after driving a car into a crowd in Hollywood, Katherine Firkin reports. Audio

5:23 AM.It's cold but the carrots love it - Associate Minister James McLean has the sweet deets Audio

5:16 AM.The Saudis are coming for rugby players with bags of cash - is New Zealand in their sights? Ross McNaughton investigates. Audio

5:12 AM.They love a good riot in France, and this weekend was no exception - Anita Purcell-Sjölund has news on the latest. Audio

5:51 AM.Recently retired principal Maurie Abraham tells us of his experience with both modern learning environments and traditional classrooms Audio

5:46 AM.Beware of Coldplay kiss cams is Bevan Hurley's lesson for the week Audio

5:24 AM.Controversy at the produce markets with a vegetable named Fruit of the Week! Associate Minister Richard Warwick explains Audio

5:16 AM.Usyk v Dubois this weekend, ESPN's James Regan looks at big fight Audio

5:11 AM.An arrest in the hit and run death of the world's oldest marathon runner - Ana Mallick joins from Pakistan Audio

5:52 AM.Labour's education spokesperson Willow-Jean Prime talks open-plan classrooms and other political issues of the week Audio