April 9, 2026 • 3 mins
The Afternoon Edition of News Fix for 09 April 2026, straight from the Newstalk ZB newsroom - bringing you everything you need to know in news, politics, business, entertainment and sport.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Good afternoon, Nam Jody Gill and this is your afternoon Newsfax.
Four Thursday, the ninth of April. UK's Prime Minister says
it'll take a lot of work to make the two
week US around ceasefire stick. Iran's Revolutionary Guard has again
stopped ships traveling the Strait of Hormuse, blaming Israel's continued
attacks on Lebanon. The US denies that breaches the agreement,
(00:26):
saying has Bila never figured in the ceasefire. The parties
are expected to discuss Iran's ten point proposal in Pakistan
this week. Speaking from Saudi Arabia, ks Starmer says the
seaspire must be made permanent. It's our job to work
with other countries in the region not only on the
cessation of hostilities, but also on opening the straight off
(00:47):
for mood. Our Prime minister is assuring Kiwi's prices at
the pumps are reasonable. Global oil shot below one hundred
US dollars a barrel after yesterday's ceasefire announcement. As of Sunday,
New Zealand had more more than two months of petrol
and fifty days of diesel landed or en route. Chris
Luxon says they're keeping a close eye with no sign
(01:08):
of supply issues. We've also put the New zeal And
Commerce Commission on watch from day one to make sure
that fewer companies are not gouging Thewslanders and we haven't
seen evidence of that. North Island. It should hunker down
this weekend. With cyclone of Aanu due to between Auckland
and Corimandel on Sunday, It's triggered strong windwatches for the
entire island from one am. Thames Corimandal District Council warns
(01:31):
flooding and slips aren't possible and Thorongas City councils urging
people to tie down objects. That Sciences Principal scientist Chris
Brandolino says the storm will be ferocious and gusts could
reach one hundred kilometers in ur. People will probably lose
power and you're going to have to be prepared for that,
so have a plan. This is the time to take
action and be prepared. NZTA says it's unlikely sot On
(01:55):
Highway Too and Wayoweka Gorge south of Portuguese will reopen
today after a slip overnight. It says CRUSE are continuing
to clear debris, but material is still coming down the
slip face. Residents and emergency services will be allowed through
for essential access. Fourteens aged sixteen to nineteen have been
charged over a ram rate in Wellington's Mirama. Early today,
(02:19):
a police dog track the alleged defenders to a Boots
Street property where officers discovered a large amount of stolen alcohol.
Home base preparations ahead of Artemis two's crew splashed down
off California's coast on Saturday afternoon. The four astronauts are
on the return trip to Earth after their historic lunar flyby.
(02:40):
NASA Landing and Recovery Director Liliana A. Viveril says, the
ships heading towards the capsule landing zone. Over the past
couple of days, we have been completing final preparations on
the ship and to refresh the skills and procedures of
how we will safely recover the Artemis to Crewe. The
crew will then be helicopter to dry and for post
(03:00):
flight medical checks. In Sport, coach Andrew Webster has taken
the Warriors botched NRL Judiciary challenge on the chin. The
club unsuccessfully soughted downgrade from A one game ban to
a fine for Adam Pompey, who was charged with dangerous
contact for lifting his knee into Shark's defender Brittan Necora
(03:21):
last weekend from a silver. Fern's captain Katrina Rure has
been called into the Swift squad as injury cover ahead
of Saturday's SUPERNETPA game against the Vixens in Sydney, and
the Blues are carrying Cameron SEUERFOA in their hearts and
on their heads as they prepare to face the Hurricanes
in Super Rugby. I'm Jody gild As you latest news fix.
(03:44):
We'll be back with the next update tomorrow morning from
the news Talk set B newsroom
Good afternoon, Nam Jody Gill and this is your afternoon Newsfax.
Four Thursday, the ninth of April. UK's Prime Minister says
it'll take a lot of work to make the two
week US around ceasefire stick. Iran's Revolutionary Guard has again
stopped ships traveling the Strait of Hormuse, blaming Israel's continued
attacks on Lebanon. The US denies that breaches the agreement,
(00:26):
saying has Bila never figured in the ceasefire. The parties
are expected to discuss Iran's ten point proposal in Pakistan
this week. Speaking from Saudi Arabia, ks Starmer says the
seaspire must be made permanent. It's our job to work
with other countries in the region not only on the
cessation of hostilities, but also on opening the straight off
(00:47):
for mood. Our Prime minister is assuring Kiwi's prices at
the pumps are reasonable. Global oil shot below one hundred
US dollars a barrel after yesterday's ceasefire announcement. As of Sunday,
New Zealand had more more than two months of petrol
and fifty days of diesel landed or en route. Chris
Luxon says they're keeping a close eye with no sign
(01:08):
of supply issues. We've also put the New zeal And
Commerce Commission on watch from day one to make sure
that fewer companies are not gouging Thewslanders and we haven't
seen evidence of that. North Island. It should hunker down
this weekend. With cyclone of Aanu due to between Auckland
and Corimandel on Sunday, It's triggered strong windwatches for the
entire island from one am. Thames Corimandal District Council warns
(01:31):
flooding and slips aren't possible and Thorongas City councils urging
people to tie down objects. That Sciences Principal scientist Chris
Brandolino says the storm will be ferocious and gusts could
reach one hundred kilometers in ur. People will probably lose
power and you're going to have to be prepared for that,
so have a plan. This is the time to take
action and be prepared. NZTA says it's unlikely sot On
(01:55):
Highway Too and Wayoweka Gorge south of Portuguese will reopen
today after a slip overnight. It says CRUSE are continuing
to clear debris, but material is still coming down the
slip face. Residents and emergency services will be allowed through
for essential access. Fourteens aged sixteen to nineteen have been
charged over a ram rate in Wellington's Mirama. Early today,
(02:19):
a police dog track the alleged defenders to a Boots
Street property where officers discovered a large amount of stolen alcohol.
Home base preparations ahead of Artemis two's crew splashed down
off California's coast on Saturday afternoon. The four astronauts are
on the return trip to Earth after their historic lunar flyby.
(02:40):
NASA Landing and Recovery Director Liliana A. Viveril says, the
ships heading towards the capsule landing zone. Over the past
couple of days, we have been completing final preparations on
the ship and to refresh the skills and procedures of
how we will safely recover the Artemis to Crewe. The
crew will then be helicopter to dry and for post
(03:00):
flight medical checks. In Sport, coach Andrew Webster has taken
the Warriors botched NRL Judiciary challenge on the chin. The
club unsuccessfully soughted downgrade from A one game ban to
a fine for Adam Pompey, who was charged with dangerous
contact for lifting his knee into Shark's defender Brittan Necora
(03:21):
last weekend from a silver. Fern's captain Katrina Rure has
been called into the Swift squad as injury cover ahead
of Saturday's SUPERNETPA game against the Vixens in Sydney, and
the Blues are carrying Cameron SEUERFOA in their hearts and
on their heads as they prepare to face the Hurricanes
in Super Rugby. I'm Jody gild As you latest news fix.
(03:44):
We'll be back with the next update tomorrow morning from
the news Talk set B newsroom
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