First Up

Let's go back now to Auckland Airport where the first trans-tasman bubble flight from Auckland to Sydney will leave at 7.30 this morning. Queenstown and Wellington will also be welcoming their first… Read more Audio

Demolition workers at Christchurch's Catholic Cathedral have excavated coffee jars full of holy bones and relics that were buried underneath the building for more than 40 years. Catholic Diocese of… Read more Audio

Weightlifter and gold medalist David Liti has previously broken the Commonwealth games record by lifting the combined total of 403kgs. And now with less than 100 days to go before the Tokyo Olympics… Read more Audio

And joining Nathan Rarere is our very own Minister of Fresh Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth - talking about mandarins and persimmons. Audio

The trans Tasman bubble came into effect at midnight and that means from today people can travel quarantine free between New Zealand and Australia. The first flight to Australia is due to leave… Read more Audio

Over the last 10 years loom bands, fidget spinners and the floss dance have captured the imagination of the nation's school children. Now Pop-It's a moulded plastic toy -- which mimics the sensation… Read more Audio

The government has revealed how it plans to make New Zealand smoke-free by 2025, and some of its proposals have people scratching their heads. They include prohibiting filters for cigarettes, limiting… Read more Audio

The penalty for using a mobile phone will nearly double at the end of the month as the government tries to curb the high number of injuries and deaths caused by phone use. Transport Minister Michael… Read more Audio

Over the past few days Cooks Petrel chicks have been turning up in gardens and roads across Auckland, these little birds are fledging at the moment and because of the bright lights of the city and… Read more Audio

It is Friday and time once again to talk with our resident fresh produce guru Glenn Forsyth who talked about fungus, and told us about some of the mushrooms growers are producing here in Aotearoa. Audio