First Up

Burma the elephant is now an Australian, Nathan Rarere talked with her keeper Andrew Coers to see how she was settling in. Audio

Nicola Willis joins First Up for her take on the week in politics Audio

Wellington's Supertonic Choir celebrates 10 years singing, producer Katrina Batten talked with choir director Isaac Stone Audio

Work on the Woodend bypass is to begin.. in 2026, reporter David Hill has all the news out of North Canterbury Audio

Japan and the US prepare for potential trouble in Taiwan - Chris Gilbert tells us about it Audio

Drink spiking and floods in Wales, Henry Riley fronts up in his wellies with the big news out of the UK Audio

15-year-old Sam Ruthe is the fastest 15 year old over 3000m on the entire planet, he talked with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Former Tauranga Mayor Tenby Powell is back from Ukraine, after delivering more ambulances to the war zone. Audio

5+ A Day celebrates a number of milestones this year, our Fruit and Veggie minister Glenn Forsyth reports from the markets. Audio

German politics are in a mess, and protests are being held all over the continent, Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports from Sweden Audio

Trump's cabinet picks have now all been named, Katherine Firkin has the news from the USA Audio

It's all go on the greens this week as Bowls NZ runs The Oceania Challenge - Matthew Hutching went along to catch the action Audio