November 10, 2025 • 4 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Good afternoon. I'm Raylen Ramsey. This is your afternoon news
fix for Tuesday, the eleventh of November. Mixed feelings from
advocates over gun law reform. Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee
says her Arms Act rewrite increases safety and helps licensed owners.
Changes include restricting criminal access, removing police from the Firearms
(00:26):
Safety Authority, and stiffening penalties licensed Firearms Owners. Council spokesperson
Hugh Devereaux max is not treating owners as potential criminals
is good.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
On the negative side, we don't think these have gone
far enough. For the most significant one we have an
issue with is there is not yet a clear definition
of what a fit and proper individual is.
Speaker 1 (00:48):
Division within Democrats as US senators approve the final version
of a bill that could end the week's long government
shut down. The deal from a group of Democrats and
GOP leaders will go to the House of Representatives, then
will need signing into law by the President. It agrees
to reopen government in exchange for a future vote on
extending affordable care subsidies. Opposing Democrat Senator Jeff Merkley told
(01:13):
CNN it ends the party's leverage and removed any potential
health care win.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
In order to be effective, you have to be united,
and so when a single group under cuts out, it's
a problem.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
Boarding House bullying and assaults are the reason officials want
to close Auckland's Wesley College hostels. The Ministry of Education
ordered New Zealand's oldest registered secondary school to urgently close
its boarding facilities this month. Emily Ansell has more.
Speaker 3 (01:41):
An Education Review Office report cited more than thirty senior
students entering a junior building at night with a small
group observing or joining, bullying and assaults of juniors. For
Principal Brian Evans says the report wasn't clear which historic
and recent events had been addressed. He says it risked
misleading the public.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Another day of no new measles cases, but warnings continue
in Nelson, the only site of the remaining known infectious case.
Healthan SID says people in Nelson between November one and
seven should check if they were at any sites of
possible infection. Fair's division within Tapati Mardi could be alienating
its voters. MP's mariamn Or Kapaki and Takuta Ferris have
(02:25):
been expelled from the party and will set in Parliament
as in dependence. Both claimed the process was illegal. Community
advocate Dave Lettali says he strongly advocated for the party
last election. Finds this disappointing, but I.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
Believed on a lot of what they were saying, you know,
like a lot of supporters.
Speaker 3 (02:42):
I feel really let down.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
The prime ministers, suggesting Winston Peters shouldn't talk down an
economic plan. He's a part of Peters isn't a fan
of Chris Luxon suggesting revisiting asset sales and his set
Nationals failed to fix the economy. Recently. He also corrected
Luxe for saying Head done an RCARM deal, which Peter
says should have been we. Luxon addressed his coalition partner
(03:06):
at question time today. He's been here almost half a century.
He has a lot of entrenched positions on lots of
different things.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
But he and I are very very cognizant of what
our pronouns are and they are we.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
In sport, another injury blow for Auckland DEFC heading into
the international break. In Football's A League, they'll be without
Jake Brimmer for three to six weeks after he dislocated
his shoulder in last weekends when over the Phoenix fourteen
tests all Black Hoskinstitutuo appears a step closer to a
long discussed move to England Premiership side. Saracen's are reportedly
(03:42):
in talks with the Blues. Number eight and Hayden Patten's
paying tribute to co driver John Kennard after they combined
to win a maiden Australian Rally Championship. That is your
latest news fix. We'll be back with the next update
tomorrow morning from the news Talk z B newsroom.
Good afternoon. I'm Raylen Ramsey. This is your afternoon news
fix for Tuesday, the eleventh of November. Mixed feelings from
advocates over gun law reform. Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee
says her Arms Act rewrite increases safety and helps licensed owners.
Changes include restricting criminal access, removing police from the Firearms
(00:26):
Safety Authority, and stiffening penalties licensed Firearms Owners. Council spokesperson
Hugh Devereaux max is not treating owners as potential criminals
is good.
Speaker 2 (00:37):
On the negative side, we don't think these have gone
far enough. For the most significant one we have an
issue with is there is not yet a clear definition
of what a fit and proper individual is.
Speaker 1 (00:48):
Division within Democrats as US senators approve the final version
of a bill that could end the week's long government
shut down. The deal from a group of Democrats and
GOP leaders will go to the House of Representatives, then
will need signing into law by the President. It agrees
to reopen government in exchange for a future vote on
extending affordable care subsidies. Opposing Democrat Senator Jeff Merkley told
(01:13):
CNN it ends the party's leverage and removed any potential
health care win.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
In order to be effective, you have to be united,
and so when a single group under cuts out, it's
a problem.
Speaker 1 (01:25):
Boarding House bullying and assaults are the reason officials want
to close Auckland's Wesley College hostels. The Ministry of Education
ordered New Zealand's oldest registered secondary school to urgently close
its boarding facilities this month. Emily Ansell has more.
Speaker 3 (01:41):
An Education Review Office report cited more than thirty senior
students entering a junior building at night with a small
group observing or joining, bullying and assaults of juniors. For
Principal Brian Evans says the report wasn't clear which historic
and recent events had been addressed. He says it risked
misleading the public.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Another day of no new measles cases, but warnings continue
in Nelson, the only site of the remaining known infectious case.
Healthan SID says people in Nelson between November one and
seven should check if they were at any sites of
possible infection. Fair's division within Tapati Mardi could be alienating
its voters. MP's mariamn Or Kapaki and Takuta Ferris have
(02:25):
been expelled from the party and will set in Parliament
as in dependence. Both claimed the process was illegal. Community
advocate Dave Lettali says he strongly advocated for the party
last election. Finds this disappointing, but I.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
Believed on a lot of what they were saying, you know,
like a lot of supporters.
Speaker 3 (02:42):
I feel really let down.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
The prime ministers, suggesting Winston Peters shouldn't talk down an
economic plan. He's a part of Peters isn't a fan
of Chris Luxon suggesting revisiting asset sales and his set
Nationals failed to fix the economy. Recently. He also corrected
Luxe for saying Head done an RCARM deal, which Peter
says should have been we. Luxon addressed his coalition partner
(03:06):
at question time today. He's been here almost half a century.
He has a lot of entrenched positions on lots of
different things.
Speaker 3 (03:12):
But he and I are very very cognizant of what
our pronouns are and they are we.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
In sport, another injury blow for Auckland DEFC heading into
the international break. In Football's A League, they'll be without
Jake Brimmer for three to six weeks after he dislocated
his shoulder in last weekends when over the Phoenix fourteen
tests all Black Hoskinstitutuo appears a step closer to a
long discussed move to England Premiership side. Saracen's are reportedly
(03:42):
in talks with the Blues. Number eight and Hayden Patten's
paying tribute to co driver John Kennard after they combined
to win a maiden Australian Rally Championship. That is your
latest news fix. We'll be back with the next update
tomorrow morning from the news Talk z B newsroom.
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