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Fruit and Vege Report with James McLean
5:26 AM.While Fruit and Veggie Minister Glenn is on international trade duty, Associate Minister James McLean puts on the gumboots Audio
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European Union will retaliate US tariff threats
5:12 AM.The EU intends to retaliate as Trump imposes a 30 tariff on imports. Anita Purcell-Sjölund has the details Audio
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First Up - the Podcast, Friday 11 July
6:30 AM.On today's First Up pod: the latest from around the world with our people in Africa and North America; Professor of Psychology and brain health Alice Theadom talks about the work she's doing to… Read more Audio
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Reasearch into improving female athletes concussion rates
5:52 AM.Female athletes also suffer from concussion at high rates than their male counterparts - AUT Professor Alice Theadom is part of a project to improve the numbers Audio
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US: anger mounting over handling of deadly Texas floods
5:46 AM.Bevan Hurley joins us from the USA where anger is mounting over the deadly Texas floods Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.Glenn Forsyth talks vegetables, fruit and unveils his Fruit of The Week... NZ Navel Oranges Audio
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Can Joe Schmidt's Wallabies win against Lions?
5:15 AM.A bunch of All Blacks outside of the current squad head to Australia to play the British and Irish Lions this weekend, Nathan Rarere talked with Irish rugby journalist Will Slattery Audio
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Number of African countries have US visa conditions changed
5:11 AM.The US clamps down on visas for some African countries, Nabil Ahmed Rufai reports Audio
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Labour's Duncan Webb on Regulatory Standards Bill
5:52 AM.Labour MP Duncan Webb talks Regulatory Standards and the other BIG political issues of the week Audio
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UK: French visit and the bad blood scandal
5:47 AM.Henry Riley has UK news - France's President Macron is on a state visit, and yet another scandal, this time it's about bad blood and the time its taking to pay out victims Audio
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Recent Maori ABs vs Scotland rugby game good for Northland
5:25 AM.This week's regional report is brought to you by the letter P - Peter de Graaf visits an award winning Kaitaia cafe Audio
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World University Games in Germany, NZ sending 84 competitors
5:17 AM.The World Uni games kick off next week in Germany, Nathan caught up with team Chef de Mission Evelyn Williamson Audio
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Former Bangladesh PM took deadly action against protestors
5:11 AM.Bangladesh's former leader authorised last year's deadly crackdown on protests - Anas Mallick has the news from South Asia Audio
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Weightlifter Tui-Alofa Patolo wins bronze in Pacific Mini Games
5:52 AM.Tui-Alofa Patolo is our new weightlifting star, and she's only been lifting for just over a year. Audio
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Israel's plans to move Palestinians to Rafah camp
5:47 AM.Israel's Prime Minister is in Washington, and he's brought a gift of a Nobel nomination for Donald Trump - Alex Baird is with us from Doha Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Emma Bacon
5:24 AM.Jaffas are on their way out, and TradeMe sellers are taking advantage - Emma Bacon has the details Audio
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Japan has population issue but doesn't want more immigrants
5:16 AM.Japan is heading toward elections for their parliament's Upper House, Chris Gilbert has been looking at the opinion polls Audio
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Health Minister on new health admin changes, hospitals
5:52 AM.Health Minister Simeon Brown joins Nathan Rarere to talk politics from the government's perspective. Audio
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Erin Patterson found guilty of poisoning family
5:46 AM.The jury in mushroom murder case delivered guilty verdicts yesterday - Pam Corkery has the reaction from Australia Audio
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North Canterbury councils debate amalgamation
5:22 AM.North Canterbury is weighing up the scrapping of regional councils - LDR's David Hill has the story Audio
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UK: marking 20 years since 7/7 bombings
5:11 AM.The UK is commemmorating the attacks of July 7, 2005 - Ellie Jay reports from London Audio
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Roadcones everywhere - too many, too few?
5:51 AM.A month into the road cone hotline, Ke-Xin Li looks at the numbers of complaints being made Audio
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US: Nearly 70 people killed in flash floods in Texas
5:46 AM.Katherine Firkin reports on the tragic Texas floods and the signing of Trump's Big Beautiful Bill Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.Fruit and Veggie Minister Glenn Forsyth tells us how this wild weather has hit crops Audio
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Jeff Wilson on first All Black outing against France
5:15 AM.Nathan talks with All Blacks legend and commentator Jeff Wilson on the First ABs v France test. Audio