First Up

Mass protests have continued in Hong Kong with an estimated 250,000 people marching through Kowloon on Sunday against a proposed law that would allow extradition to China. The march is the latest in a… Read more Audio

More than 140,000 New Zealanders have signed a petition calling for a National Cancer agency in what has become the country's biggest Cancer petition to date. Last week you might remember we spoke to… Read more Audio

If I don't fill out a departure card when I get on a plane anymore.. how does anyone know if I'm leaving permanently or coming back? Here's our business editor Gyles Beckford. Audio

We talk to Glenn about the sale of fireworks at Chinese fruit and vege shops years ago, getting best deals at farmers markets and pushing gold kiwifruit. Audio

To the US now where two powerful earthquakes hit California in two days - with residents bracing themselves for more aftershocks to come. On Saturday our time a 7.1 magnitude quake rocked the state… Read more Audio

Work is already underway in Auckland on "pre-production" of Amazon's billion dollar plus Lord of the Rings television series, but what has changed in the years since Peter Jackson's movies began… Read more Audio

A Rotorua whanau's social media plea for information about a stolen pounamu from their son's grave site has been shared nearly four thousand times. For three years, the dark-green - circle-shaped… Read more Audio

Why does the NZX keep hitting record highs? Here with the answer is our business reporter, Madison Reidy. Audio

This nasty weather has to be having some effect on fruit and vege availabillity and price - and there's only one man around who can tell us all about that - our Glenn Forsyth. Audio

A second chance at life helped suicide survivor Tuala Tusani radically turn his life around from a violent gang past to becoming one of South Auckland's most successful businessmen. Now, he's… Read more Video, Audio