First Up

The food crisis in Gaza continues with no end in sight, Alex Baird joined First Up from Doha. Audio

Negotiations continue for the release of the remaining members of the Bali Nine, Pam Corkery has the story Audio

Kebab fan Big Boi Bari is a man on a mission, to eat and rate a kebab from every kebab shop in Auckland. Audio

Finance Minister Nicola Willis talked bird flu and other issues of the week with Nathan Rarere Audio

Welshman Terry Rosoman wanted to do something spectacular for Movember, so he went for a run in the mountains - armed with a GPS unit, and a sense of humour. Audio

Gisborne has a wonky sign problem, reporter Zita Campbell has the story Audio

A Japanese supermarket had a furry visitor - Chris Gilbert tells us about the bear in the deli-section. Audio

Assisted dying is now legal in the UK, Henry Riley reports from London Audio

A big weekend for Labour at the party's first conference since last year's election loss - Carmel Sepuloni talked with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Leonard Powell headed to Te Awamutu as the NZME axe hangs over the 123 year old Te Awamutu Courier. Audio

Blackberries are on the Minister's mind this morning.. and there's a little ZING in Glenn's salad. Audio

A climate change court case in the Hague leads news out of Europe with Anita Purcell-Sjölund Audio