First Up

More than 300 students could be vaccinated against measles today - as an immunisation clinic sets up in an Auckland school. Manurewa High School was forced to cancel a Mayoral event and sent 300… Read more Audio

A listener texted in a question yesterday asking how is the living wage calculated? Here's business editor Gyles Beckford with the answer Audio

The Tall Blacks tip-off against Montenegro tonight is a must-win match to keep their Fiba Basketball World Cup dreams alive. A slump in the third quarter against Brazil on Sunday night saw the team… Read more Audio

A Cambodian-New Zealander believes racism is an issue amongst minority groups in New Zealand. University of Otago medical student Angela Huor, admits her own family can be racist because of the way… Read more Audio

As the hurricane inches slowly towards the US, the states of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas have all declared states of emergency with residents preparing to evacuate. The National Hurricane… Read more Audio

If you've just joined us, the government's plan to tackle cancer will see the establishment of a Cancer control agency and an extra 60 million dollars towards medication. It comes after strong… Read more Audio

Tonga will open its first ever public library next month and it's taken efforts in New Zealand and Tonga to build it. Thousands of books have been donated by more than 50 Auckland Council libraries… Read more Audio, Gallery

Anyone who's been exposed to measles and isn't immunised, needs to take being in quarantine seriously. That's the message from a vaccine expert, as New Zealand faces it's worst measles outbreak in two… Read more Audio

The latest building numbers talked about consents at 45 year highs ... is that true? Here's business editor Gyles Beckford. Audio

It's the first week of spring! And we're joined now by our fruit and vegetable expert Glenn Forsyth.. Audio

There are calls for the government to consider including early childcare centres in its roll out of free school lunches. The Prime Minister's announced students from 30 primary and intermediate… Read more Audio

Why are businesses so down in the dumps? Here with the answer is our business reporter, Madison Reidy. Audio