July 6, 2024 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
From the News Talk's Edby Newsroom. This is newsfecs. In
this update, a body has been found in the search
for a man missing near Carterton, north of Wellington. It
was found in Maungati Valley and is believed to be
that of missing fifty six year old Ben Fox. Rescue
teams and volunteers combed through the bush after he was
last seen on Wednesday morning. Temperatures in the bush area
(00:25):
dropped to as low as two degrees while mister Fox
was missing. A Hawkes Bay mayor is grateful for government
support but says it won't go far. The Prime Minister
has announced three million dollars will be directed to the
clean up work in Wairo following last week's storm. It
follows another six hundred thousand dollars paid into mayoral funds
after one hundred and twenty homes were inundated with water. District.
(00:48):
Mayor Craig Little says it'll cost two million dollars just
to pick up the waste left from the floods, but
he says the landfill does not have enough capacity because
it already has debris in it from Cyclone. Gabriel belief
women within continents should not have to suffer in silence.
Otaga University research shows forty three and a half percent
(01:08):
of women age between sixteen and seventy four have reported
some loss of bladder control. It also found many planned
their daily activities around dealing with it. Co author Gene
Hayes Smith says, there are a number of things that
can be done when it's identified early in women.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
If we act quickly with some quite straightforward, non pharmaceutical,
non surgical approaches, then this may actually make the symptoms
much better or even cure the symptoms.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
Auckland's file Pacifica Festival will celebrate the Late Green Party
mpfsocollins this year. The week long event began today and
focuses on his translation of a Samon proverb no one
stands alone, no one succeeds alone, and no one suffers alone.
Director Ina part Soolo says they want to commemorate his
death and bring together the Pacifica community such a shocking.
Speaker 2 (01:58):
Event as a huge loss for his hopes and ambitions
for Pacific people's here, so it's sort was really apt
to use that as our thing for the.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
Yes, that's news in sport, the all blacks are resigned
to the opening Test of the new era not being
everything they want it to be. Scott Robertson starts his
tenure as coach tonight, playing England in the first rugby
Test in Dunedin. New Zealand forward's coach Jason Ryan, one
of the few remaining from the previous setup led by
Ian Foster, says they have to be prepared for turbulence.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
We've seen with England how they want to play and
how they're evolving spishily at oris Test. I think it'll
be two teams getting right into the first Test of
the year, so I don't think it'll be perfect. I
think they'll be, you know, a few bumps and bruises.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
A teenager is said to make his Warrior's debut off
the interchange bench in this evening's NRL away game against
the Bulldogs. Eighteen year old back row Leka Halasima is
in place of injured Warriors captain Tahu Harris. The game
is just getting underway in Sydney. That's sport. I'm Joe Gilfillan.
For more news, listen to News Talk set B Live
(03:04):
on iHeartRadio.
From the News Talk's Edby Newsroom. This is newsfecs. In
this update, a body has been found in the search
for a man missing near Carterton, north of Wellington. It
was found in Maungati Valley and is believed to be
that of missing fifty six year old Ben Fox. Rescue
teams and volunteers combed through the bush after he was
last seen on Wednesday morning. Temperatures in the bush area
(00:25):
dropped to as low as two degrees while mister Fox
was missing. A Hawkes Bay mayor is grateful for government
support but says it won't go far. The Prime Minister
has announced three million dollars will be directed to the
clean up work in Wairo following last week's storm. It
follows another six hundred thousand dollars paid into mayoral funds
after one hundred and twenty homes were inundated with water. District.
(00:48):
Mayor Craig Little says it'll cost two million dollars just
to pick up the waste left from the floods, but
he says the landfill does not have enough capacity because
it already has debris in it from Cyclone. Gabriel belief
women within continents should not have to suffer in silence.
Otaga University research shows forty three and a half percent
(01:08):
of women age between sixteen and seventy four have reported
some loss of bladder control. It also found many planned
their daily activities around dealing with it. Co author Gene
Hayes Smith says, there are a number of things that
can be done when it's identified early in women.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
If we act quickly with some quite straightforward, non pharmaceutical,
non surgical approaches, then this may actually make the symptoms
much better or even cure the symptoms.
Speaker 1 (01:35):
Auckland's file Pacifica Festival will celebrate the Late Green Party
mpfsocollins this year. The week long event began today and
focuses on his translation of a Samon proverb no one
stands alone, no one succeeds alone, and no one suffers alone.
Director Ina part Soolo says they want to commemorate his
death and bring together the Pacifica community such a shocking.
Speaker 2 (01:58):
Event as a huge loss for his hopes and ambitions
for Pacific people's here, so it's sort was really apt
to use that as our thing for the.
Speaker 1 (02:06):
Yes, that's news in sport, the all blacks are resigned
to the opening Test of the new era not being
everything they want it to be. Scott Robertson starts his
tenure as coach tonight, playing England in the first rugby
Test in Dunedin. New Zealand forward's coach Jason Ryan, one
of the few remaining from the previous setup led by
Ian Foster, says they have to be prepared for turbulence.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
We've seen with England how they want to play and
how they're evolving spishily at oris Test. I think it'll
be two teams getting right into the first Test of
the year, so I don't think it'll be perfect. I
think they'll be, you know, a few bumps and bruises.
Speaker 1 (02:41):
A teenager is said to make his Warrior's debut off
the interchange bench in this evening's NRL away game against
the Bulldogs. Eighteen year old back row Leka Halasima is
in place of injured Warriors captain Tahu Harris. The game
is just getting underway in Sydney. That's sport. I'm Joe Gilfillan.
For more news, listen to News Talk set B Live
(03:04):
on iHeartRadio.
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