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5:52 AM.Labour Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni talks to Nathan about social housing, jobseeker sanctions and Waitangi Day Audio

5:50 AM.Roving reporter Leonard Powell hits the streets in Tamaki Makaurau to find out what people will be doing to mark the 6th February public holiday. Audio

5:45 AM.Australian correspondent Pam Corkery talks weather, a ban on DeepSeek from Australian government devices and a woman from Victoria who claimed she killed husband in her sleep Audio

5:25 AM.Trade Me's Emma Bacon tells Nathan about a hot red convertible Jeep, a beautiful Hillsborough home and a vintage Jukebox, in this week's episode of the wonderful world of Trade Me. Audio

5:16 AM.Bay of Islands College Principal Edith Painting Davis tells Nathan Rarere about her school's healthy, delicious looking lunches produced for $4 which are enjoyed by all. Audio

5:10 AM.Israeli PM is set to become the first foreign leader to meet Trump since his return to the White House Middle East correspondent Alex Baird talks about what is expected to be in the agenda. Audio

5:52 AM.Finance Minister Nicola Willis how tariffs around the world could impact New Zealand and if we should be worried. Audio

5:25 AM.Speed limits in Tasman, cost of council venues in Nelson and the controversial Waimea Community Dam - Local Democracy Reporter Nelson Max Frethey has all the details Audio

5:16 AM.Japan Correspondent Chris Gilbert talks to Nathan about the latest from the land of the rising sun Audio

5:11 AM.Ellie Jay tells Nathan Rarere about UK news with Sir Keir Starmer visiting the EU and former soldier Daniel Khalife is jailed. Audio

5:52 AM.Leonard Powell checks out Auckland's new cooling off sport - the Karanga Plaza Pool is creating a buzz in Auckland's Viaduct. Audio

5:47 AM.Canada, Mexico and China push back after US President Trump announces steep tariffs. US correspondent Katherine Firkin has the latest details. Audio

5:24 AM.The Minister Glenn Forsyth updates us on the state of the produce market and the best buys for this week. Audio

5:12 AM.Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund talks to Nathan about protests in Serbia, the new French prime minister threatening to use special executive powers and a small Polish village aiming to set a world record Audio

5:49 AM.Chief executive of Forest and Bird Nicola Toki says politicians are continuing to misrepresent the value of stewardship land. Audio

5:44 AM.Twenty- eight bodies have now been recovered from the Potomac River after the mid-air collision between an American Airlines flight coming in from Kansas, and a military helicopter over Washington. US… Read more Audio

5:21 AM.The Minister of Fruit and Veges Glenn Forsyth reveals the Fruit of the week (NZ Cherries) Audio

5:10 AM.Africa correspondent Nabil Ahmed Rufai talks to Nathan about a plane crash in South Sudan, which killed 20 oil workers on board, the military governments of Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso have withdrawn… Read more Audio

5:52 AM.Labour's deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni joined Nathan in her regular weekly chat where she talked about the good news for Labour in the latest Curia poll and yesterday's shenanigans in parliament. Audio

5:47 AM.The founder and CEO of Trilium Technologies James Parr talks to Nathan about AI chatbot Deep Seek Audio

5:25 AM.RNZ reporter Robin Martin talks to Nathan about the latest from the Taranaki region. Audio

5:16 AM.Jimmy Ellingham reports on the opening of Route 52 on the lower North Island's east coast Audio

5:12 AM.Japanese correspondent Chris Gilbert talks to Nathan about a death sentence handed to an arsonist and the ban on public smoking in Osaka Audio

5:07 AM.UK correspondent Ellie Jay talks about why King Charles stepped in to avoid upsetting the French and the battle to build another runway at Heathrow. Audio

5:52 AM.Roving reporter Leonard Powell asks people in Tamaki Makaurau how they're going with their new year resolutions. Audio