First Up

After decades of debate and conjecture, the coastal township of Tairua in the Coromandel looked set to get a new skatepark. But, the skatepark is now subject to a judicial review, lodged at the High… Read more Audio

With the programme now from the fresh produce markets is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Mr Glenn Forsyth. Audio

To Europe now - basking in Sweden's summer sun is our correspondent Dr Anita Purcell Sjölund. Audio

To the US now - we're joined from New York by Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann. Audio

We begin this morning in the UK with news that former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been arrested in the inquiry into the finances of the Scottish National Party. With Ntahan Rarere from… Read more Audio

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