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National's Shane Reti: Samoa, Dame Kiro, and cyber security
5:51 AM.The Deputy Leader of the National Party Shane Reti says if it turns out a state actor was behind the Waikato DHB cyber hack it would be the equivalent of an attack on New Zealand soil. That was one of… Read more Audio
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Biden faces battle to fund infrastructure
5:43 AM.We head to the US where President Biden is facing an uphill battle to get one of his biggest initiatives passed in to law, a lot of talk about an article that was published, based on a US Intel report… Read more Audio
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The Wonderful World of TradeMe with Logan Mudge
5:13 AM.This week on TradeMe's cool auction list...a couple of real cars - and one very good cardboard replica, a haul of vintage anatomical maps, which could be perfect for your lounge, if looking at the… Read more Audio
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4 new cases of Covid-19 in Melbourne-Should NZ suspend travel?
5:09 AM.Four new cases of Covid-19 have been identified in Melbourne's northern suburbs, and the source remains unclear. The first case was a man who showed symptoms of the coronavirus on the 20th of May. and… Read more Audio
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Correspondent Henry Riley, updates us on the latest in the UK
5:05 AM.Nathan Rarere crossed to the UK to speak to correspondent Henry Riley. Henry covers; The shooting of BLM activist Sasha Johnson, The diversion of the Ryanair flight over Belarus, the infamous Princess… Read more Audio
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"Fau was very generous and always had a smile on his face"
5:55 AM.The world of mixed martial arts is in mourning after Liufau Vake, known as Fau Vake, died yesterday after an alleged assault a week earlier. The 25 year old was left in a coma after the incident on… Read more Audio
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Tipi Autagavaia updates us on the Supreme court of Samoa
5:40 AM.Samoa is facing a constitutional crisis after the ousted head of state declared that he was suspending parliament, only for this to be ruled unlawful by the country's Supreme Court. After making his… Read more Audio
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Sport report with Brenton Vanisselroy
5:35 AM.RNZ reporter, Brenton Vannisselroy joins Nathan Rarere for a look at the weekend sport. Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:22 AM.Time for a look at the fruit and veggie market, our Minister of Fruit and Veges, Glenn Forsyth is on the case. Audio
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Cyclist, Sam Dakin on mental health and joining the sprint team
5:15 AM.After overcoming multiple injuries and a battle with his mental health, Auckland cyclist Sam Dakin has realised his dream of making the New Zealand Olympic squad The 25-year-old stepped into the men's… Read more Audio
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Relatively strong economy gives govt room in Budget
5:52 AM.And who better to join us now to get into the knitty gritty of Budget 2021 is Infometrics economist Brad Olsen. Audio
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The Winners and Losers of Budget 2021
5:44 AM.Grant Robertson presented the government's Recovery and Wellbeing Budget yesterday but some are describing it as anything but. Perhaps the biggest headline is the 3 billion dollar boost for… Read more Audio
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Thames Hospital ransomware attack called terrorism
5:32 AM.The Mayor of Thames District is calling the ransomware attack on the Waikato DHB terrorism. Thames Hospital is one of five public hospitals in the Waikato region working completely offline - with all… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.Joining us now from the fresh produce markets is our Minister of Fruit and and Vege Glenn Forsyth. Audio
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Canterbury seniors waiting another month to receive vaccines
5:16 AM.Senior citizens in Christchurch say they deserve better after finding out they'll be waiting another month to get their Covid-19 vaccine. Over 65-year-olds in Canterbury will receive their vaccination… Read more Audio
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Possible ceasefire in Middle East, US being more direct
5:12 AM.Hope is growing in the Middle-East of a ceasefire, but fighting is continuing, with Israeli planes and drones hitting targets in Gaza. From Doha we're joined by our correspondent from Al Jazeera… Read more Audio
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Cooks' tourism operators welcome vistors, tough times await
5:06 AM.Let's begin this morning in the Cook Islands.. where tourism operators say they'll face a tough Christmas despite the return of tourists from New Zealand as borders to other countries remain closed… Read more Audio
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Flight Centre's CEO wants borders open despite Covid
5:51 AM.Flight Centre's chief executive is standing by comments that we need to open international borders even though people will inevitably die as a result. Graham Turner made the comments in defence of… Read more Audio
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Robertson:health a priority on Budget Day
5:43 AM.It's D-Day.. or B-Day depending on how you look at it. Finance Minister Grant Robertson will deliver his Covid-19 recovery budget today. We already know that Maori Housing, a Tourism Reset Plan and… Read more Audio
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Cook Islanders spent their tourist free time improving life
5:36 AM.A Rarotongan business owner says that locals shifted their focus to the community to survive the pandemic as they awaited the return of tourists. Charlie Hosking, moved back from Melbourne four years… Read more Audio
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LDR West Coast:leadership coup at regional council
5:31 AM.It's time to catch up with the good folks from the Local Democracy Reporting Programme. This morning we head to the West Coast where LDR journalist Lois Williams has been looking into a possible… Read more Audio
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NZ teacher in India heading home
5:22 AM.To India now, where not all New Zealanders trying to get out are there for family reasons. Some, like teacher Claire Pirini travelled to India for work, despite the country's escalating Covid-19… Read more Audio
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NBA's new playoff format sees big names matching up
5:13 AM.Basketball now and two of the sport's biggest names will go head to head in a new innovation to the NBA's playoff format, the Play-In Game LA Lakers star LeBron James will meet Steph Curry of the… Read more Audio
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EU ramps up diplomatic measures to end conflict in Gaza
5:09 AM.And we head to Europe with our correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund in Sweden. Audio
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Cook Islands' vaccinate 5 per cent of population on Day 1
5:05 AM.Let's begin in the Cook Islands where our defence force will help officials distribute the Pfizer vaccine by plane and by boat to people on outer and remote islands. The vaccination programme began on… Read more Audio