First Up

To the US now - Bevan Hurley is our correspondent in New York. Audio

Let's begin in Australia, where we're joined by fan favourite Pam Corkery. Audio

To politics now and Finance Minister Nicola Willis has announced Budget Day will be May the 30th. Ms Willis was grilled on the planned public service cuts in the Finance and Expenditure Select… Read more Audio

Its been a year since Cyclone Gabrielle wreaked havoc on areas around the North Island. The West Auckland beach community of Karekare was hit hard by the storm, with wrecked homes, destroyed roads and… Read more Audio

Time now to get the latest from Rotorua with local democracy reporter Laura Smith. Audio

To Japan now, where there's been a radioactive water leak at the Fukushima nuclear plant. Our correspondent Chris Gilbert has been in Fukushima, he told me about five and a half tonnes leaked out. Audio

To Argentina now, Kate Pereyra-Garcia is RNZ's correspondent in South America. Audio

We begin Tuesday's programme in the UK, our correspondent in London is Henry Riley. Audio

Israel is facing growing international warnings over its planned military action in Rafah... The city in southern Gaza that's full of Palestinian refugees. Meanwhile, over here in Aotearoa, a Tauranga… Read more Audio

Billions of people around the world and in Aotearoa are celebrating the Chinese Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival This is the Year of the Dragon. Nathan Rarere asked RNZ Asia reporter… Read more Audio

It's fresh produce time, joining Nathan Rarere with all the goss from the markets is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth. Audio

To Europe now, joining us from Sweden is correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio