First Up

Labour's deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni has a crack at the political hot potatoes of the week - this week, it's more a case of the hot kumera that is the Treaty Principles Bill Audio

Treaty of Waitangi expert Dr Aroha Harris tells Nathan Rarere that Treaty Principles have been around since our founding document was signed. Audio

A new Pou will greet walkers on Tongariro's alpine crossing, DOC's Cher Knights told Nathan Rarere about changes to the national park Audio

Waikato is our neighbourhood this week - Natalie Akoorie is RNZ's eyes and ears in Hamilton Audio

An overnight earthquake and the world's worst pollution - Anas Mallick reports from Pakistan Audio

The fallout from the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury continues - Henry Riley joined First Up from London Audio

Leonard Powell visits Te Kamaka Marae as the Hikoi prepares to cross the Harbour Bridge on its way to Wellington Audio

Finance Minister Nicola Willis looks at the week in politics Audio

Calls for meaningful redress to victims in the wake of the government's apology to those abused in the care of the government and faith-based organisations - Eleisha Foon talks with survivors. Audio

On TradeMe this week - a massive collection of Flying Nun vinyl and a property in the Bay of Plenty complete with a pool and waterslide. Audio

Israel has missed an deadline to allow more aid into Gaza - Alex Baird has the stories out of the Middle-East Audio

Pam Corkery has a look at news from Australia - this week the government has appointed an anti-slavery commissioner Audio