First Up

To our fresh produce markets now - for the scoop on all the best buys of the season is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth. Audio

To Europe now, correspondent Nita Blake-Persen is in Berlin. Audio

Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann kicks off the week - he's in Boston. Audio

A $2 billion flood recovery agreement between Auckland Council and the government will be up for public consultation in September. On Wednesday, the council's governing body voted in favour of sharing… Read more Audio

Well what a week its been in parliament, arguments, accusations, an MP stripped of his portfolios after threatening behaviour and outside of parliament candidates standing down over social media… Read more Audio

Winter is almost over, and you may have noticed people braving the conditions and getting around by bike.

Over recent years, imports of electric and standard bikes have shot up, and that's meant more… Read more Audio

It's Friday, joining us as he does twice every week is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: NZ Grapefruit Audio

To Africa now - Nabil Ahmed Rufai is in Ghana. Audio

We begin Friday's programme in the United States - Bevan Hurley is in New York and he spoke with Nathan Rarere. Audio

With two rounds to go, the Warriors looks set for a top four NRL finish, meaning home finals for the first time since 2008. However ther success means that the NRL might require them to take their… Read more Audio

Time now for our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party. And today we'll hear from Justice and Police minister Ginny Andersen. She started by telling Nathan Rarere about what she thinks of ACT being in… Read more Audio

Time now to catch up with the neighbourhood of Whakatane and local democracy reporter Diane McCarthy. The Te Rahui Herenga Waka Harbour has been in the news there - Nathan Rarere asked what's… Read more Audio