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Social media influencers encouraging budgeting, saving
5:47 AM.Budgeting is trending on TikTok, producer Mahvash Ikram looks at this new social media fad Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Tiana Barns
5:26 AM.The country's flashest apartment is listed for sale this week - TradeMe's Tiana Barns tells us about the penthouse atop Auckland's Metropolis building Audio
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As 40,000 dead in Gaza, ceasefire negotiations continue
5:18 AM.US Secretary of State Antony Blinken hopes to secure a ceasefire - he's in the Middle East, as is Alex Baird who has the regional update from Doha Audio
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US: President Biden gives speech at DNC
5:12 AM.President Biden signs off in Chicago - he's addressed the National Convention, Bevan Hurley has the reaction from New York Audio
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Australian parliament introduces new laws around standards
5:06 AM.New rules for Aussie MPs and staffers, Pam Corkery updates us on news from across the Tasman Audio
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Nicola Willis on Koroneihana Treaty Principles challenge
5:50 AM.Finance Minister Nicola Willis joins First Up every Tuesday, this week she joined Nathan Rarere fresh from Koroneihana celebrations at Ngaruawahia Audio
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A cross-continent race from UK to Albania, and you can only use public transport
5:44 AM.A race from London to Albania using only public transport sounds like fun, Nathan Rarere spoke with race organiser James Finnerty Audio
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Northland and it's Maori wards
5:24 AM.The far north is having the Maori Ward discussion, Local Democracy reporter Susan Botting talks us through how that's playing out. Audio
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Japan to have new leader in months
5:16 AM.Japan's heading for a new Prime Minister after the ruling party changes leader, Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo Audio
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Venezuela's election still under dispute
5:12 AM.The result of Venezuela's contentious election is yet to be settled, Kate Pereyra-Gracia has the update from Argentina Audio
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UK: British billionaire goes missing after Sicily yacht sinking
5:06 AM.A British billionaire is missing after a yacht sank in wild weather off Sicily, Henry Riley has the latest out of the UK Audio
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AA on $1.3m funding to counter alcohol, drugs driving
5:50 AM.Transport Minister Simeon Brown has announced an investment in road policing - Nathan Rarere spoke with the AA's Simon Douglas about potential changes to road-side drug and alcohol testing Audio
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Long queues slowly easing for driver licence tests
5:45 AM.Driver test waiting times are growing forcing some new drivers to travel hundreds of kilometres for a test - producer Mahvash Ikram has this story Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.It's avocado season, our Minister of Fruit and Veggies is Glenn Forsyth and he welcomed them to 2024 Audio
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Ukraine making gains politically and incursion into Russia
5:16 AM.Ukraine is making gains in to Russian territory, watching on from the safety of nearby Sweden is Anita Purcell-Sjölund Audio
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US: polls looking good for VP Harris as DNC begins
5:07 AM.New polls suggest the race for US President is opened up in Kamala Harris' favour, Katherine Firkin has the latest from New York City. Audio
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Air Solomon announces Auckland to Santo, Vanuatu flights
5:52 AM.Solomon Airlines is announcing a new direct flight from Auckland to the popular Santo island in Vanuatu. This comes as a Vanuatu resort owner says the demise of the national carrier has actually… Read more Audio
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Share hire scooters banned from central Melbourne
5:46 AM.Share hire electric scooters like Lime and Beam have been banned from Melbourne's city centre, in response to safety concerns. Deputy chairperson of the Auckland City Centre Advisory Panel Patrick… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.Glenn Forsyth has ideas for those wanting to save on fruit and vegetables. Fruit of the Week: AUSTRALIAN AFOURER MANDARINS Audio
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Kenyan officials remove beloved athlete statues
5:16 AM.Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports on how has Africa been dealing with the monkey pox global health emergency, an uproar in Kenya after officials removed the statues of a number of much loved athletes and… Read more Audio
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Tonga experiencing cold weather
5:11 AM.Pacific correspondent Kalafi Moala talks about notably low temperatures in Tonga and the pressure to find accomodation for a thousand visitors attending the Pacific Islands Forum in Nuku'alofa Audio
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US: arrests made over death of actor Matthew Perry
5:05 AM.First Up US correspondent Bevan Hurley talks about arrests over the death of Friends star Matthew Perry, the Democrats' National Convention kicking off in Chicago and a politician accused of murdering… Read more Audio
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Sepuloni: new benefit sanctions unnecessary
5:51 AM.Beneficiaries are back in the Government's sights, tougher rules are being introduced for job seekers, Jimmy Ellingham asked Labour's Carmel Sepuloni about the new sanctions Audio
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Kiwi Olympian swimmer arrives home to train
5:47 AM.Olympian Hazel Ouwehand arrived back with the team yesterday - and she will waste no time getting back in the pool Audio
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Struggle of Pacific peoples' fight against climate change
5:39 AM.Pacific communities are sharing their climate change stories, Jimmy Ellingham talked with researcher Dr Tracie Mafile'o Audio