First Up

World-renowned computational immuno-engineer Jacob Glanville talks about the risks of bird-flu and his work on flu vaccines. Audio

Marco Rubio is headed to the Middle-East where it's expected talks to end the war in Ukraine are to begin soon. Audio

Greens galore at the produce markets - Glenn Forsyth has the good news. Audio

Europe correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports that European leaders might be left out of peace talks. Audio

First Up reporter Leonard Powell goes to West Wave Aquatic Centre in Auckland to meets a swimming coach who has been teaching people to swim for the past 30 years Audio

Correspondent Bevan Hurley talks about tariffs, Elon Musks's son's visit to the Oval Office and a woman who gave birth on the New York subway Audio

Sports reporter Joe Porter talks about Black Caps cricket tri series final Audio

Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth Audio

Nathan Graves doesn't believe there's enough jazz in Auckland so has organised a Weekend of Jazz, this weekend as part of Summer in the Square. He told Nathan, Tauranga and Waiheke Island have jazz… Read more Audio

A senior UN official says a pause in US foreign aid has "severely impacted" humanitarian efforts in conflict-hit Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa correspondent Nabil Ahmed Rufai provides the… Read more Audio

Weekly catch up with the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party Carmel Sepuloni. Audio

A countrywide power outage in Sri Lanka has been blamed on a monkey that clambered into a power station south of Colombo. Correspondent Anas Mallick talks about the latest from Asia. Audio