First Up

It's all go on the greens this week as Bowls NZ runs The Oceania Challenge - Matthew Hutching went along to catch the action Audio

Gang patch legislation came into force this week - RNZ Explainer editor Katie Kenny tells us all about it Audio

It's Friday at the markets which means Glenn Forsyth has his Fruit of the Week NZ Tomatoes Audio

Spain opens its arms to undocumented migrants, many of whom are from Africa, Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports from Ghana Audio

Donald Trump's cabinet is coming together, and sexual assault allegations appear to be a common thread - Bevan Hurley reports from New York Audio

The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister among others - Alex Cadier has the details Audio

Labour's Carmel Sepuloni looks back on the treaty Hikoi and discusses the new gang patch ban Audio

Three new covid variants are doing the rounds, but Dr Lisa Connor says the virus is yet to settle into a seasonal pattern like the flu Audio

Watercare is to build a small-scale advanced water treatment plant to deal with drinking water issues caused by climate change - Matthew Hutching talked with Shannon Palmer from Watercare. Audio

How did a seal end up 40m above the water on the Maui A platform - Robin Martin has some answers Audio

Air pollution continues to plague New Delhi - and in Pakistan, Imran Khan has been granted bail - Anas Mallick reports from Islamabad Audio

Ukraine begins using long-range British rockets and GenZ are making woke sandwiches - Henry Riley has all the news from the UK Audio