First Up

The fallout from Northland's power outage continues - Northland reporter Peter De Graaf updates us on the CURRENT situation. Audio

Iran is to hold its Presidential run-off election this weekend - our reporter Anas Mallick is on his way to Tehran Audio

France's centrists are getting together in an attempt to cut off support for the far right - correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund joins us from Sweden Audio

With only hours to go until the UK's General Election - we talk with birthday boy Henry Riley in London Audio

Re-sitting drivers tests now cost more - Counties Driving School boss Alistair McGregor talked with Nathan Rarere Audio

When should an adult child pay board when living with mum and dad? Producer Mahvash Ikram finds out Audio

If you're after a human sized Squirrel costume - don't scroll past TradeMe this week. Audio

Anti-Syrian protests in Turkey - reporter Alex Baird tells us what's behind the violence Audio

There's a delay in the sentencing of Former President Trump after the Supreme Court ruled in his favour - Bevan Hurley reports from New York Audio

A teenager is arrested after a stabbing in Sydney - Pam Corkery has the latest Audio

Many of the government's fiscal plans went live yesterday - Aucklanders woke up to cheaper petrol - Nathan Rarere caught up with Finance Minister Nicola Willis Audio

Wairoa man Steve Kelly's house has been flooded twice in the past 18 months - he says the management of the Wairoa river needs to be improved Audio