First Up

Four thousand students descend on Auckland for the Secondary School games, organiser Max Brown told us all about it Audio

Katherine Firkin has all the news from North America, she joined the programme from New York Audio

Up early with First Up is the Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glen Forsyth Audio

Ukraine continues to target Russian energy facilities, Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports from Sweden Audio

Ke-Xin Li discovers the Filipino purple yam known as Ube. Audio

Bevan Hurley joins First Up from New York, with breaking news of a celebrity arrest Audio

Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth checks in with his Fruit of the Week (NZ mandarins) and other news from the produce markets Audio

English rugby player Charlie Powell has turned out for Otago in this year's NPC, producer Ross McNaughton called him for a chat. Audio

Much of Pakistan is underwater, Anas Mallick has the news from Islamabad Audio

Labour's Willow-Jean Prime joined First Up to talk teacher strikes, the official cash rate and the other big issues of the political week Audio

The Black Ferns kick off their World Cup campaign in the UK on Monday, Risaleaana Pouri-Lane joined Nathan from York Audio

Dan Hutchinson reports on the neighbourhood around Taupo, where there's a boil water notice in the suburb of Mapara Audio