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Israel's Hostages and Missing Families Forum says it doesn't want to move to the next phase of the peace process until the remaining 24 bodies of deceased hostages are returned. Alexander Cornwell, a… Audio

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On today's First Up pod: Japan's ruling coalition has collapsed and that's complicated the bid for the country's first female prime minister, Tokyo correspondent Chris Gilbert explains; we cross to… Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Pacific leaders believe climate experts are missing an opportunity to incorporate indigenous knowledge into climate adaption. Caleb Fotheringham reports. Audio

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A new independent report from the Education Review Office says primary and intermediate students are doing better in English and maths, but there is more to do. Ruth Shinoda ERO's Head of Education… Audio

The White Ferns Cricket World Cup clash with Sri Lanka was rained off overnight in Colombo with the no result dealing a blow to both teams semi-final chances. Audio

Candidates confirmed for Tonga's election; Pacific news wrap with Christina Persico; Climate experts address adaptation solutions. Audio

Tongans are gearing up for next month's general election. Audio

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It's officially Biketober - a month to celebrate the world of cycling - bike mechanic Tyson Hobson has gone the extra mile to get his community riding Audio

Kiwi Jordan Grimmer-Tufik lives in Tel Aviv and tells Nathan Rarere how the people of the city are feeling now the hostages have been released from Gaza Audio

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Japan's ruling coalition collapses - correspondent Chris Gilbert talked with producer Matthew Hutching Audio

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The team translate a recipe that's close to many Māori kitchens: how to grow a rēwena bug, bake the bread, and top if off with a simple, hearty beef stew. Audio

Changes announced by animal welfare minister Andrew Hoggard turn out not to be what they appeared on the label. Audio

Each year, an estimated 4 million tonnes of plastic waste from urban and industrial centres ends up in marine environments. Rivers and waterways act like giant conveyor belts, carrying the waste to… Audio

ABC Wantok Program for 14 October 2025. Audio