First Up

Our Middle East correspondent Alex Baird has the latest on Israel's response to Iran's attack, more mass graves found at al Shifa and deaths in Oman following following. Audio

Pam Corkery has mostly depressing news out of Australia with a stabbing in Sydney and Bruce Lehrmann found to have raped Brittany Higgins but in happier news Molly the magpie reunites with Peggy the… Read more Audio

New York based Bevan Hurley is outside court where former President Trump is attending his hush money trial and sitting through day 2 of jury selection. Audio

The Tairua skatepark finally opens after 30 years of struggle from locals so our reporter Leonard Powell donned his elbow pads to attend the opening. Audio

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says she'll be the newbie at a Washington meeting of the Five Finance ministers to work on risks in the global economy alongside Janet Yellen of the US. Audio

Young entrepreneur Caleb Thomson is now Nelson's Mr Whippy, employing a GPS to help his customers locate him easier - he spoke with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Rotorua's gravediggers have been on strike - local reporter Laura Smith digs deep for the story. Audio

Kate Pereyra-Garcia is our correspondent in South America - Argentina's president is visiting Elon Musk in Texas and Peru is claiming a Guiness record, they've found a man who they say is 124 years… Read more Audio

Chris Gilbert is in Japan where police are being accused of racial profiling Audio

In the UK, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey is dealing with some unwanted guests at one of his flash gastro pubs - Henry Riley went and had a look. Audio

Public transport discounts are about to come to an end - reporter Leonard Powell heads out to your local bus stop to see what the public reckon. Audio

Our correspondent in Tel Aviv is Alex Cadier - he told us how this attack unfolded and updated us on ceasefire talks. Audio