First Up

The government is to reintroduce pay deductions for partial strikes, ACT leader David Seymour discussed the law change with Nathan Rarere Audio

There's a fine line between getting enough Vitamin D and getting too much sun, Auckland University's Professor Robert Skragg has some summer sun advice. Audio

Mid-Canterbury's Local Democracy reporter Jonathan Leask tells us of Ashburton's traffic congestion problem Audio

Japanese survivors of the atomic bomb are taking part in the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Sweden - Chris Gilbert has the details from Tokyo Audio

Tonga's Prime Minister has resigned after a vote of no confidence, Caleb Fotheringham reports on the latest from Tonga. Audio

The UK government weighs up removing Syria's new leadership from terror lists, Henry Riley has the latest from London Audio

Reporter Keiller MacDuff is at the fire in West Melton - she updates Nathan on the latest. Audio

Five years ago today, 22 people died on Whakaari during an eruption. Nathan Rarere talked with survivor Lellani Hopkins. Audio

Berries are the stars of the week in fruit, but first our Minister of Fruit and Veggies is down in the dumps.. his favourite TV show has ended for the season. Audio

The manhunt continues for the killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, Katherine Firkin has the latest. Audio

Europe reacts to the overthrow of the Assad regime in Syria, Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund reports from Sweden Audio

Leonard Powell dives into the mid-week cricket competition Last Man Standing Audio