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Rest in Peace: AK's pet cemetery
5:53 AM.What do you do with your dead pet? On Auckland's North Shore, you can take them to a pet cemetery - Mahvash Ikram has the story. Audio
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US: Americans ask who's in charge of DOGE?
5:47 AM.Who's in charge of Doge? US correspondent Bevan Hurley reports. Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Tony Teau
5:21 AM.They're either $11 per kg - or free - it's Feijoa season, Tony Teau tells us more - it's also our Fruit of the Week! Audio
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred descends on Queensland
5:10 AM.As Alfred hovers off the Queensland coast, Pam Corkery hunkers down, but raises her head for this morning's report from Brisbane. Audio
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Sepuloni calls for action from education minister over lunches
5:51 AM.Carmel Sepuloni talks the week in politics from Labour's perspective Audio
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Northland woman riding horse 30km to council to challenge bylaw
5:46 AM.Northland farmer Claire Ganantchian is riding her horse 30km to challenge the wording of an animal bylaw involving horse manure. Audio
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Taupo's Huka Lodge reopens after major refit
5:22 AM.Taupo reporter Dan Hutchinson has all the news from the central North Island Audio
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Black Caps playing in semi final in Pakistan
5:19 AM.Pakistan correspondent Anas Mallick is at the Black Caps semi-final in Lahore Audio
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UK: Chancellor earmarks billions of pounds in savings
5:14 AM.Ellie Jay joins First Up from London where the government is focusing on the economy Audio
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Is health insurance worth it for us and for NZ's health system?
5:51 AM.Is health insurance worth the money? Ke-Xin Li went to find out. Audio
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Tropical Cyclone Alfred bears down on Queensland
5:46 AM.Pam Corkery is hunkering down waiting for a cyclone - she joined First Up from Brisbane Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Emma Bacon
5:25 AM.A metal horse, a Fiat 500 and a Whanganui Flying Fox - Emma Bacon has the popular auctions from TradeMe Audio
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Talks resume on Gaza ceasefire as food prices soar
5:17 AM.The UN warns over food prices in Gaza - Alex Baird reports from Doha Audio
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Finance Minister on funding for GPs, health restructuring
5:51 AM.Finance Minister Nicola Willis talks about a new scheme to attract doctors from around the world. Audio
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UK: PM announces 4-point plan to work with Ukraine
5:46 AM.Henry Riley reports from London on the latest from the European summit on Ukraine Audio
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Medal prospects for Kiwis at Special Winter Olympics
5:35 AM.The Special Olympics World Winter Games begin Saturday in Italy - Felicity Reid talks with Dave Cowie about the event Audio
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Thousands flock to Field Days in Dargaville
5:24 AM.Northlanders flocked to Dargaville for their Friendly Field Days - Susan Botting went along Audio
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200 prams among Auckland Airport's unclaimed lost items
5:15 AM.Auckland Airport tells producer Mahvash Ikram how they deal with unclaimed baggage Audio
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Japan: Toyota builds test "woven" city
5:09 AM.Car maker Toyota is building a city - Chris Gilbert tells us why Audio
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European leaders stand with Ukraine
5:52 AM.Zelensky is back on European soil - having met Sir Keir Starmer and King Charles in the UK, our correspondent is Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
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US: negative reaction towards President post Zelensky meeting
5:47 AM.The fallout continues after President Trump hosted Ukraine's President Zelensky at the White House - Katherine Firkin has the details Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Tony Teau
5:24 AM.Associate Minister of Fruit and Veggies Tony Teau talks Autumn produce Audio
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Record scholarships celebrated for 'Covid' student cohort
5:14 AM.Auckland's Mt Albert Grammar Headmaster Pat Drumm and Westlake Boys Headmaster Paul Fordham talk record scholarship results for 2024 Audio
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Warrior fans gather in Las Vegas
5:52 AM.The NRL kicks off in Las Vegas with the Warrior playing the Raiders - Union and League veteran Oneata Schwalger is there Audio
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Five years ago, NZ has first Covid-19 case
5:47 AM.Today marks five years since the country's first case of covid 19 - Mahvash Ikram took a look back Audio