June 23, 2024 • 3 mins
The Afternoon Edition of News Fix for 23 June 2024, 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 (00:04):
From the news talks had been newsroom, this is NEWSFACS.
In this update, three young people have been identified in
relation to a bomb threat in Napier. Detective Senior Sergeant
John McCarthy says a business and its neighbors were evacuated
after police were contacted about a bomb on Taradale Road
in Piomai at ten this morning. Nothing of concern was found.
(00:25):
The police and government are looking to crack down on
CBD crimes over the next month. To combat anti social
behavior in major centers, community beat teams have been announced
from July one, Auckland will be the first to see
this implemented. Police Minister Mark Mitchell says there's a lot
more work to do to reduce crime rates, but these
are steps in the right direction. We've all heard very
(00:46):
clearly from the community, whether it be the residence living
in the CBD, whether it be visitors that are visiting
our country for the first talk. We want to be
proud of that again. The Children's Minister says initiatives to
address youth crime and not punishment for young people, but
the biggest support network they'll ever have. The government's proposing
to introduce a youth's Serious offender declaration, meaning the courts
(01:07):
could send them to a military style academy. Legislation will
be introduced before the end of the year, while a
pilot academy begins in Palmerston North at the end of July.
Karen Ture says it's about giving young people hope.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
We'll be asking them what were the reasons why you
came here? If it is a gang involvement, do you
really want to go back to the community that you
were from or do you want to choose another place
to live and we will support them in that process.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
The Maritime Union suggest there is currently no clear plan
around the inter island ferries. The Aditi will be under
a number of investigations as it sits in Picton after
running aground on Friday night because of a suspected steering problem.
It was refloated last night. Maritime Union spokesperson Victor Blow
says the fairies are failing. The government is probably going
(01:52):
to have to go back in order.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
New fairies at.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
Are much higher cost than the original ones. There probably
aren't any second hand theories of iola. That's news in sport,
a historic upset in the Super eight stage at Cricket's
T twenty World Cup, Afghanistan's earned its first ever win
over Australia, clinching a twenty one run victory in Kingstown
after earning Player of the Match honors with bowling figures
(02:16):
of four wickets for just twenty runs. Afghan or rounder
Gulberdin Naive says, it's a special feeling. We're waiting for
a long time.
Speaker 2 (02:24):
It's a great moment, not only for me, for my
Nassa and for my people. Is a big achievement forward crickets.
Speaker 1 (02:30):
I have no whats to say. A former All Black
is crediting coach Verncotter's role in the Blues drought breaking
Super Rugby title. Cotter's first season in charge at the
Auckland based franchise has led to competition silverware after their
dominant win over the Chiefs at Eden Park last night.
Prop Case Muse, who was part of the two thousand
and three title winning Blues team, says it was clear
(02:52):
the first year coach got the players to buy into
his plan. That's sport. I'm Joe Gilfillan. For more news,
listen to News Talks d B Live on iHeartRadio
From the news talks had been newsroom, this is NEWSFACS.
In this update, three young people have been identified in
relation to a bomb threat in Napier. Detective Senior Sergeant
John McCarthy says a business and its neighbors were evacuated
after police were contacted about a bomb on Taradale Road
in Piomai at ten this morning. Nothing of concern was found.
(00:25):
The police and government are looking to crack down on
CBD crimes over the next month. To combat anti social
behavior in major centers, community beat teams have been announced
from July one, Auckland will be the first to see
this implemented. Police Minister Mark Mitchell says there's a lot
more work to do to reduce crime rates, but these
are steps in the right direction. We've all heard very
(00:46):
clearly from the community, whether it be the residence living
in the CBD, whether it be visitors that are visiting
our country for the first talk. We want to be
proud of that again. The Children's Minister says initiatives to
address youth crime and not punishment for young people, but
the biggest support network they'll ever have. The government's proposing
to introduce a youth's Serious offender declaration, meaning the courts
(01:07):
could send them to a military style academy. Legislation will
be introduced before the end of the year, while a
pilot academy begins in Palmerston North at the end of July.
Karen Ture says it's about giving young people hope.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
We'll be asking them what were the reasons why you
came here? If it is a gang involvement, do you
really want to go back to the community that you
were from or do you want to choose another place
to live and we will support them in that process.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
The Maritime Union suggest there is currently no clear plan
around the inter island ferries. The Aditi will be under
a number of investigations as it sits in Picton after
running aground on Friday night because of a suspected steering problem.
It was refloated last night. Maritime Union spokesperson Victor Blow
says the fairies are failing. The government is probably going
(01:52):
to have to go back in order.
Speaker 2 (01:54):
New fairies at.
Speaker 1 (01:55):
Are much higher cost than the original ones. There probably
aren't any second hand theories of iola. That's news in sport,
a historic upset in the Super eight stage at Cricket's
T twenty World Cup, Afghanistan's earned its first ever win
over Australia, clinching a twenty one run victory in Kingstown
after earning Player of the Match honors with bowling figures
(02:16):
of four wickets for just twenty runs. Afghan or rounder
Gulberdin Naive says, it's a special feeling. We're waiting for
a long time.
Speaker 2 (02:24):
It's a great moment, not only for me, for my
Nassa and for my people. Is a big achievement forward crickets.
Speaker 1 (02:30):
I have no whats to say. A former All Black
is crediting coach Verncotter's role in the Blues drought breaking
Super Rugby title. Cotter's first season in charge at the
Auckland based franchise has led to competition silverware after their
dominant win over the Chiefs at Eden Park last night.
Prop Case Muse, who was part of the two thousand
and three title winning Blues team, says it was clear
(02:52):
the first year coach got the players to buy into
his plan. That's sport. I'm Joe Gilfillan. For more news,
listen to News Talks d B Live on iHeartRadio
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