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5:06 AM.President-elect Trump's alarming cabinet picks lead stories out of the US this week with Katherine Firkin Audio

5:52 AM.New Zealanders with home loans may be sufering from 'mortgage stress' - producer Mahvash Ikram has the story Audio

5:46 AM.Jess Tyson is part of Marlborough Kapa Haka roopu - Nga Whaikaha Hine-ngaro O Wairau she'll be on stage at the National Kapa Haka festival where they're also celebrating 75 Years of the IHC Audio

5:23 AM.Glenn Forsyth tells us what to expect from the fresh produce department - and has his trademarked FRUIT OF THE WEEK Audio

5:16 AM.RNZ Explainer editor Katie Kenny tells us what comes next for the victims of abuse in state and faith based care Audio

5:12 AM.New figures out of Sudan suggest more have died because of the civil war than previously reported - Nabil Ahmed Rufai has the details Audio

5:05 AM.Donald Trump announces his cabinet picks - Bevan Hurley reports from NYC Audio

5:53 AM.Labour's deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni has a crack at the political hot potatoes of the week - this week, it's more a case of the hot kumera that is the Treaty Principles Bill Audio

5:47 AM.Treaty of Waitangi expert Dr Aroha Harris tells Nathan Rarere that Treaty Principles have been around since our founding document was signed. Audio

5:36 AM.A new Pou will greet walkers on Tongariro's alpine crossing, DOC's Cher Knights told Nathan Rarere about changes to the national park Audio

5:25 AM.Waikato is our neighbourhood this week - Natalie Akoorie is RNZ's eyes and ears in Hamilton Audio

5:16 AM.An overnight earthquake and the world's worst pollution - Anas Mallick reports from Pakistan Audio

5:05 AM.The fallout from the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury continues - Henry Riley joined First Up from London Audio

5:53 AM.Leonard Powell visits Te Kamaka Marae as the Hikoi prepares to cross the Harbour Bridge on its way to Wellington Audio

5:46 AM.Finance Minister Nicola Willis looks at the week in politics Audio

5:37 AM.Calls for meaningful redress to victims in the wake of the government's apology to those abused in the care of the government and faith-based organisations - Eleisha Foon talks with survivors. Audio

5:22 AM.On TradeMe this week - a massive collection of Flying Nun vinyl and a property in the Bay of Plenty complete with a pool and waterslide. Audio

5:13 AM.Israel has missed an deadline to allow more aid into Gaza - Alex Baird has the stories out of the Middle-East Audio

5:06 AM.Pam Corkery has a look at news from Australia - this week the government has appointed an anti-slavery commissioner Audio

5:53 AM.Coldplay will play to around 150,000 people over three nights at Eden Park this week - Leonard Powell went to visit nearby businesses to see how they're preparing. Audio

5:46 AM.Di Hill is one of many thousands of survivors of abuse while under the care of the state - she told Nathan Rarere about how she feels about today's apology by the Government. Audio

5:36 AM.This past year has seen nearly 40,000 drivers failed tests for driving too slow and other seemingly minor reasons - Mahvash Ikram has this story Audio

5:23 AM.Susan Botting has this morning's report from the regions, today she tells us of a new Te Reo careers workshop held near Kaikohe Audio

5:12 AM.Latin America is preparing to deal with a new Trump administration, Kate Pereyra Garcia reports from Argentina Audio

5:08 AM.It's Armistice day in the UK, Ellie Jay tells us how the day was marked around the country Audio