First Up

Baker and rugby league fan Darren Jarrett runs a cafe called Ashby in St Heliers, Auckland. Not only does he make exceptional pies, Darren's TikTok videos are so popular, he's now… Read more Audio

After 12 requests Minister Michael Wood FINALLY sold his airport shares but that's actually the least of his worries ... The Minister for Auckland is now being formally investigated by the Registrar… Read more Audio

Twice a week on the regular we hear that music which heralds the appearance on the programme of our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth who joined Nathan in the studio. Fruit of the Week… Read more Audio

Joining us from the Ghanian capital Accra is Nabil Ahmed. Audio

We'll begin this last programme of the week in the United States with our correspondent Bevan Hurley in smokey New York City. Audio

Pressure is mounting on embattled minister Michael Wood amid revelations he defied 12 requests from the Cabinet office over two and a half years to sell his shares in Auckland airport. Mr Wood remains… Read more Audio

The landscape of professional golf has been turned on its head, with the PGA Tour entering into a relationship with the controversial Golf Saudi group. The Saudi government's Public Investment Fund… Read more Audio

Many schools across the country are choosing to ditch NCEA level one exams and focus on a longer lead-in time for level two or run with their own qualifications instead. But one school is bucking the… Read more Audio

Let's head now to our LDR reporter David Hill down south where birds of all shapes and sizes flocked to North Canterbury over the long weekend. Audio

To the Middle East now - our correspondent in Doha is Alex Baird. Audio

To Europe now - joining the programme from Sweden is our correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio

We begin the programme with the latest from the High Court in London, Nathan Rarere asked our correspondent Henry Riley about the Prince's day on the stand. Audio