First Up

The Minister, Glenn Forsyth, tells us about good priced winter veges available this weekend and apples and mandarins are still the best priced fruit. Fruit of the Week is Australian Navel Oranges! Audio

The ANC has lost their parliamentary majority in South Africa, Nabil Ahmed Rufai tells us about negotiations to form a government. Audio

President Biden spoke to crowds gathered in Normandy for D-Day commemorations - Bevan Hurley reports from New York Audio

Labour's Deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni weighs in on proposed changes to the Holiday's Act. Audio

Covid numbers are on the rise again - Otago University Professor of Biochemistry Kurt Krause says it's a two year peak Audio

RNZ reporter in Taranaki Robin Martin tells Nathan about street crime in the central New Plymouth area, and the ongoing murder trial of Leigh Beer, that he's been covering. Audio

EU elections open this week - around 400 million EU citizens will elect 720 members of the European Parliament - Anita Purcell-Sjölund has the latest out of Europe Audio

Prime Minister Modi is still in charge in India - but with far fewer members of parliament - Anas Mallick joins us from Pakistan Audio

Ellie Jay in London breaks down who won the first leaders debate between Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer. Audio

Car immobilisers help with car theft especially for easy to break into Toyota Aquas as Colin Curtis from Automotive Security Systems tells Nathan Rarere. Audio

The Toyota Aqua is a favourite of car theives - and that's reflected in how much it costs to insure as Mahvash Ikram reports. Audio

Helen Clark's former crown limo leads TradeMe listings this week - Bradley Stockman runs through the site's interesting auctions Audio