October 7, 2025 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Good afternoon. I'm railing Ramsey. This is your afternoon news
for Tuesday, the seventh of October. The Foreign Minister's beefed
up his home security after a window was smashed with
a crowbar. A twenty nine year old man's been charged
after handing himself in Winston. Peters says he'd do something
about it if it happened with him there. It's real, Burie.
(00:26):
You've got to worry about them. That's at a new
standard of behavior. You don't expect that. The Greens are
dismissing Peter's blaming their words on Gaza as partially responsible
for the vandalism and protests outside his home. Coley D
Chloe Swarbrick says every party's condemned the attack.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
Where are New Zealanders supposed to put that frustration when
the government doesn't listen.
Speaker 1 (00:47):
Swarbrick says she is in no way condoning the attack,
but reiterates questions remain. The Deputy Prime Minister believes three
Keywis detained by Israel shouldn't get taxpayer funded support to
get the trio joined at flotilla carrying aid to Gaza
intercepted by Israel and international waters with a number of
(01:07):
protesters from other countries deported. Winston Peters says they are
receiving ongoing consular assistance. David Seymour doesn't appear to support
that they ignored m fad advice went into a war zone.
I think that's on them now. They can get their
own way home if that's what they want. An investigations
begun into the death of a three month old baby
(01:28):
girl and wided up as Masterton last Thursday. Family are
helping police with inquiries, with no one else being sought.
Six Mungrel Mold members and associates are before the courts
after an evening brawl at a main street Palmerston North
hotel on August eighth. Members of the public were allegedly
assaulted with bottles and barstools, receiving minor injuries. Chargers cover
(01:51):
assaults in possessing offensive weapons, and a thirty seven year
old and ap man has so far pleaded guilty to
common assault. Lawyers suggesting emergency services took too long when
Fakari White Island erupted in twenty nineteen. Evidence given by
police at the coronial inquiry shows the first Westpac helicopter
(02:13):
landed on the island two hours after the eruption. Council
Anna Adams says by then anyone who'd survived was already
receiving medical treatment.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Essentially, the Westpac helicopters are arriving as the cahoun Volcanic
Safari personnel are completing their search for survivors and concluding
that there are none.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
Large social media company TikTok fears and under sixteen social
media ban may send young people to unregulated sites. Parliament's
conducting an inquiry into harms young people face online as
the government considers a band for under sixteen's. TikTok's Alla
Woods Joyce says there are challenges but also significant opportunities
(02:55):
for young people online.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
We can't fence off the ocean. We do need to
teach children to swim in a digital environment and we
need to invest in digital literacy.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
She says. They take a zero tolerance approach to content
that threatens young people. In sport, Kiwe Ferns Rugby Leach
co league coach Ricky Henry is excited by the potential
of Warriors breakout front rower Ivana alao it Titi, the
nineteen year old daughter a former Warriors star Ali is
(03:25):
one of five new faces in the New Zealand squad
for the Pacific Championships. Seven time league MVP Andrew Gays
believes the Breakers have too many hands to feed after
starting their NBL basketball season with four straight losses and
white ferns all round. Amelia curs, imploring the team to
keep believing at the Cricket World Cup in India. That's
(03:48):
your latest news fix and we'll be back with the
next update tomorrow morning from the News Talk Zban news room.
Good afternoon. I'm railing Ramsey. This is your afternoon news
for Tuesday, the seventh of October. The Foreign Minister's beefed
up his home security after a window was smashed with
a crowbar. A twenty nine year old man's been charged
after handing himself in Winston. Peters says he'd do something
about it if it happened with him there. It's real, Burie.
(00:26):
You've got to worry about them. That's at a new
standard of behavior. You don't expect that. The Greens are
dismissing Peter's blaming their words on Gaza as partially responsible
for the vandalism and protests outside his home. Coley D
Chloe Swarbrick says every party's condemned the attack.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
Where are New Zealanders supposed to put that frustration when
the government doesn't listen.
Speaker 1 (00:47):
Swarbrick says she is in no way condoning the attack,
but reiterates questions remain. The Deputy Prime Minister believes three
Keywis detained by Israel shouldn't get taxpayer funded support to
get the trio joined at flotilla carrying aid to Gaza
intercepted by Israel and international waters with a number of
(01:07):
protesters from other countries deported. Winston Peters says they are
receiving ongoing consular assistance. David Seymour doesn't appear to support
that they ignored m fad advice went into a war zone.
I think that's on them now. They can get their
own way home if that's what they want. An investigations
begun into the death of a three month old baby
(01:28):
girl and wided up as Masterton last Thursday. Family are
helping police with inquiries, with no one else being sought.
Six Mungrel Mold members and associates are before the courts
after an evening brawl at a main street Palmerston North
hotel on August eighth. Members of the public were allegedly
assaulted with bottles and barstools, receiving minor injuries. Chargers cover
(01:51):
assaults in possessing offensive weapons, and a thirty seven year
old and ap man has so far pleaded guilty to
common assault. Lawyers suggesting emergency services took too long when
Fakari White Island erupted in twenty nineteen. Evidence given by
police at the coronial inquiry shows the first Westpac helicopter
(02:13):
landed on the island two hours after the eruption. Council
Anna Adams says by then anyone who'd survived was already
receiving medical treatment.
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Essentially, the Westpac helicopters are arriving as the cahoun Volcanic
Safari personnel are completing their search for survivors and concluding
that there are none.
Speaker 1 (02:34):
Large social media company TikTok fears and under sixteen social
media ban may send young people to unregulated sites. Parliament's
conducting an inquiry into harms young people face online as
the government considers a band for under sixteen's. TikTok's Alla
Woods Joyce says there are challenges but also significant opportunities
(02:55):
for young people online.
Speaker 2 (02:57):
We can't fence off the ocean. We do need to
teach children to swim in a digital environment and we
need to invest in digital literacy.
Speaker 1 (03:05):
She says. They take a zero tolerance approach to content
that threatens young people. In sport, Kiwe Ferns Rugby Leach
co league coach Ricky Henry is excited by the potential
of Warriors breakout front rower Ivana alao it Titi, the
nineteen year old daughter a former Warriors star Ali is
(03:25):
one of five new faces in the New Zealand squad
for the Pacific Championships. Seven time league MVP Andrew Gays
believes the Breakers have too many hands to feed after
starting their NBL basketball season with four straight losses and
white ferns all round. Amelia curs, imploring the team to
keep believing at the Cricket World Cup in India. That's
(03:48):
your latest news fix and we'll be back with the
next update tomorrow morning from the News Talk Zban news room.
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