First Up

Nicola Willis joins First Up for her regular catch up, this week more on the supermarkt duopoly Audio

Henry Riley is our man in London, he has news of the winter energy payment u-turn and the death of legendary author Frederick Forsyth Audio

Iconic Gisborne hosiery manufacturer Columbine Industries is closing in August after 75 years, Gisborne Herald editor James Pocock talked with Nathan Rarere Audio

Asian workers are feeling vulnerable as the economy tightens, Chen Liu reports. Audio

South Korea's new president and government settle in - Chris Gilbert reports from the region Audio

Ke-Xin Li takes a look at the range of prices and wait times across Auckland's after hours clinics Audio

Ke-Xin Li takes a look at the range of prices and wait times across Auckland's after hours clinics Audio

Trump sends the National Guard in to California, Katherine Firkin has the latest from the USA Audio

June is well underway, Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth talks 5+ A Day Audio

Italy heads to the referedum booth and an early election is called in The Netherlands - Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports from Europe Audio

South Auckland GP Dr Allan Moffitt updates us on the status of winter ills and chills Audio

Bevan Hurley reports from New York on Trump's travel ban and Andrew Cuomo's run for the New York mayoralty Audio