First Up

Our North America correspondent is Bevan Hurley. Audio

We shall begin in Australia, with us from Brisbane is Pam Corkery. Audio

New Zealand's had a booming time at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Glasgow, winning 4 medals and finishing third on the medal table. Geordie Beamish won the 1500 metre race dramatically… Read more Audio

The government is planning to hike the cost of car regos by 50 dollars over the next two years. It'll help pay for roads, while funding for public transport, cycling and walking is going to be cut… Read more Audio

A new study from Australia out today has found that for every minute of screen time that toddlers are exposed to at home, they're missing vital language opportunities. It suggests the average… Read more Audio

Local democracy reporter in Canterbury David Hill tells Nathan about the potential rates rise for the region, as it works to protect areas from inundation in an event like Cyclone Gabrielle. He also… Read more Audio

Chris Gilbert in Tokyo talks about the South Korea government beginning searching doctor's offices as tens of thousands protest in solidarity with trainees walking out over pay and conditions and… Read more Audio

Tuesday's First Up begins in the UK - joining Nathan Rarere from London is our correspondent Henry Riley. Audio

Drivers in the lower North Island have been warned to brace for rough conditions on the roads today. MetService has issued a strong wind watch for Wellington and Wairarapa. There are also heavy rain… Read more Audio

The Breakers are back on court tonight after beating the Sydney Kings in the first round of the NBL basketball play-offs. The Breakers won the Play-In Qualifier 83-76 in Sydney, to eliminate the… Read more Audio

To the produce markets now - our Minister of all things fresh and producey is Glenn Forsyth. Audio

We go to Pakistan where parliament has elected Shehbaz Sharif as prime minister. Anas Mallick joins us from Islamabad. Audio