First Up

Catherine, Princess of Wales makes her first official appearance since her cancer diagnosis, Royal correspondent Eleanor Jay is in London Audio

Runner Maia Ramsden shoots her shot at a place at the Paris Olympics this weekend - Leonard Powell talked with Maia on eve of her last opportunity to qualify for the games Audio

83 year old Liz Wright has spent her retirement raising guide dogs - Leonard Powell went along to meet her and her pups Audio

Our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth updates the nation on the state of celery and has his fruit of the week - NZ Applesfood Audio

80 people have died in a boating tragedy in the Democratic Republic of Congo - Nabil Ahmed Rufai joins us from Africa Audio

Pacific nations are banding together to protect the cultural heritage of Kava - Kalafi Moala has news out of the Pacific Audio

The US Supreme Court deals a blow to the anti-abortion lobby - Bevan Hurley dials in from New York Audio

The Government's yet-to-be-fulfilled promise to fund cancer drugs is still in the news - Labour's Jan Tinetti talk with Nathan about the political issues of the week. Audio

Five lucky punters have come forward after sharing last weekend's $50m draw - but two have not.. Lucy Fullarton from Lotto talked with Nathan Rarere Audio

Baby tuatara and missing tourists are in the Otago news - Tess Brunton is RNZ's reporter in the region. Audio

49 Indian workers die in a fire in Kuwait - Anas Mallick has news from South Asia Audio

A Danish hot noodle recall and a snap election in France - Anita Purcell-Sjölund has the news for you out of the EU Audio