First Up

Our South Asia correspondent is Anas Mallick and he joins us this morning from Pakistan. Audio

With Nathan Rarera from Europe is our Sweden-based correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio

Let's kick Thursday off in the UK - our correspondent in London is Henry Riley. Audio

The closure notice for South Auckland's most popular Cafe is being met with frustration from its owners and customers. The Hill House Cafe in Manurewa is famous for its cinnamon buns, which were voted… Read more Audio

To Christchurch now where this Friday it's the Tasman Regional Final in the competition to find New Zealand's Young Farmer of the Year. And one of the young farmers having a crack at the contest is 21… Read more Audio

It was a shock announcement in cricket yesterday, Black Caps star Neil Wagner revealed he's quitting international cricket. The 37-year-old pace-bowler won't play in the Test against Australia… Read more Audio

Featured this week on TradeMe a chance to own your own Kombi Commune. But first, TradeMe's Tiana Barns talks with producer Jeremy Parkinson about a mansion just north of Auckland. Audio

To the Middle-East now - in Doha for First Up is correspondent Alex Baird. Audio

To the US now, with us from New York City is Bevan Hurley. Audio

Let's begin in Australia, in Brisbane is our correspondent and good friend Pam Corkery. Audio

From the Parliament to the Pool now! Last week Lewis Clareburt won the 400 metre individual medley gold medal at the World Swimming Championships in Doha. It was New Zealand's second gold of the event… Read more Audio

To politics now and the Education Minister claims the school property system is bordering on a crisis. The Government's launched a review into school property, pausing and reassessing hundreds of… Read more Audio