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From the News Talk's edby Newsroom. This is newsfecs. In
this update, Lamb farmers aren't getting their hopes up as
the United States drops tariff's on New Zealand beef. US
President Donald Trump has removed the additional fifteen percent tariff
on our beef, as well as several other New Zealand exports.
The Meat Industry Association says it'll be a boost for
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exporters because the United States is our number one export
market for beef, beef and lamb. New Zealand chair Kate
Ackland says it's a good start, but they're not expecting
President Trump to drop tariff's on lamb anytime soon. I
think the market's on Emison.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
The Lamb is slightly different because it's more of a
high value restaurant.
Speaker 1 (00:43):
Offering devastation among police staff over the Jevin Mcskimmings scandal.
An IPCA report released earlier this week found numerous failings
in how the leadership at the time dealt with serious
allegations against the former Deputy Commissioner. Police Minister Mark Mitchell
says he's since visited the dayational headquarters to give staff
an opportunity to speak to him about how they were feeling.
(01:04):
He says, there were lots of tears and anger, but
they're still turning up every day for work. Hope's actual
emission reduction strategies will be on the table at this
year's COP conference, and not just words. Climate Change Minister
Simon Watts will be in Brazil representing New Zealand at
the annual UN Climate Conference. Victoria University Climate science professor
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James Rennick says some positives like the Paris Agreement have
come out of previous conferences, but he's quite skeptical of
the event.
Speaker 2 (01:33):
The bottom line is that emissions of greenhouse guesses have
not gone down. In fact, they've continued to go up.
So as far as I can say, the COP process
has been a complete failure.
Speaker 1 (01:43):
So far, Auckland Police say they've been out in force
breaking up anti social road user gatherings across the city.
Officers impounded two vehicles that were seen traveling side by
side at almost three times the fifty kilometer and our
speed limit in Margari. In total, so far this weekend,
six people have been arrested. Two hundred and seventy one
infringement notice is issued, fifty two vehicles pink or green
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stickert and fifteen drivers were found driving drunk. That's news
in sport. The All Whites have been beaten to one
in their international friendly with Columbia in Florida. New Zealand
trailed early when the thirteenth ranked Columbian scored their first
attacking raid of the match. The All Whites remained stoic
on defense and were rewarded with a goal in the
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eightieth minute. Columbia then pounced to score the match winner
in the eighty eighth minute, straight on to the next
one for the Silver Ferns. In their international series with England,
New Zealand won the opening Test by three goals this
morning and can wrap up the series when the teams
meet again tomorrow in London. Mid quarter. Kate Heffernan says
they have no time to celebrate their opening win with
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such a quick turnaround center passes coming up at four
o'clock in the morning. That's sport. I'm Joe Gilfillan. For
more news, listen to News Talk Said Be Live on iHeartRadio.
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