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5:14 AM.The UK's Conservative Party is hammered in local polls, Henry Riley reports from London Audio

5:06 AM.As Hamas accepts a proposed ceasefire - Israel begins it's attack on Rafah, Alex Baird has the latest from Doha Audio

5:46 AM.Five years ago today, First Up hit the airwaves with host Indira Stewart. Nathan Rarere is now the host and remembers the last 5 years on air through pandmeics, cyclones, wars and $14 sausage rolls! Audio

5:24 AM.Our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth introduces two new lines but only for a limited time! Audio

5:16 AM.Our correspondent in Sweden, Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports in on what's making news in Europe including the war in Ukraine, and Italy banning puppy yoga Audio

5:06 AM.Katherine Firkin is our US correspondent who this morning reports about police maintaining a presence on University campuses after prptests and Hope Hicks potentially devastating testimony in Trump's… Read more Audio

5:51 AM.Leonard Powell went along to the launch of the Solve For Tomorrow competition to meet some young geniuses, and VIP judge Dr Joel Rindelaub. Audio

5:45 AM.Samoa has declared a dengue fever outbreak - RNZ explainer editor Katie Kenny tells Nathan what's going on and if we need to worry about a similar situation in Aoteraoa. Audio

5:24 AM.Our Minister of Fruit and Veges lines up the cold weather veggies and Nathan surprises him with his love of Chimichurri. Fruit of the Week: NZ Lemons Audio

5:17 AM.Nabil's on the job from Ghana - he tells us the reasons behind a media crackdown in neighbouring Burkina Faso. Audio

5:11 AM.Pacific correspondent Kalafi Moala tell us all about the new Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands Audio

5:05 AM.Anti-war protests get violent in Los Angeles, Bevan Hurley reports from the USA Audio

5:50 AM.The deputy leader of the Opposition Carmel Sepuloni joined First Up to talk public transport subsidies, the unemployment rate and Pharmac funding. Audio

5:45 AM.A cars versus bikes battle continues to rage in Palmerston North after a new road layout which has separated traffic from a cycleway. Our reporter Jimmy Ellingham watched an at-times heated council… Read more Audio

5:35 AM.Time to get out the ink and the silk screen - the Printopia Festival is back. Artist and festival director Ina Arraoui told producer Katrina Batten there's been a big rise in the number of people… Read more Audio

5:25 AM.Nearly 3000 submissions have been received on the Hamilton city council's long term plan, which includes a proposed 19.9% rate rise; a shipping container is now public art and a housing programme with… Read more Audio

5:18 AM.Our Europe correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund tells Nathan about the many May Day protests taking place across Europe. Audio

5:13 AM.To South Asia where Anas Mallick tells us about a mass killing in Herat region in Afghanistan that killed six in a Shia mosque Audio

5:06 AM.Our London correspondent Ellie Jay updates Nathan on man weilding a sword in Hainault and the teenage boy he killed. Audio

5:51 AM.Sarah Wood the chief executive of real estate.co.nz joins Nathan to talk about the latest New Zealand Property Report just out, looking like not many people are looking for a new place to live at the… Read more Audio

5:46 AM.Amanda Easterbrook, the owner of Sticks and Bones, a popular dog walking business in Auckland talks with Nathan about safety around dog walking after a fatal maulling in a park recently. Audio

5:25 AM.This week on TradeMe with Jess Malcolm - a sporty little car in British racing green, a mid-century swanky pad thats a bit Liberace and a bit Bacharach and a charity auction for a very special… Read more Audio

5:12 AM.In the US, New York based Bevan Hurley updates us on Trump's hush money trial resuming with the judge fining the former president for breaches of a gag order. Audio

5:06 AM.Violence against women is in the spotlight in Australia - Pam Corkery tells us what the Government is preparing to do about it Audio