August 1, 2024 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Good afternoon. I'm Jody Gill and this is your midday
NEWSFACS for Friday, the second of August. The Government's officially
concluding its coordinated cross government response to the Royal Commission
of the Inquiry and to the christ Church Mosk attacks.
The announcement comes almost five and a half years since
the attacks, in which fifty one people were killed. Its
senior political reporter, Sophie Trigger.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Lead Coordination Minister Judith Collins says the inquiry has raised
a number of issues around safety and security, with thirty
six of the inquiry's forty four recommendations being implemented. A
Firearms Safety Authority and a Ministry of Ethnic Communities have
been set up, and a Security Threat Environment Report has
been published.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Colins says work will continue to support those affected through
the everyday activities of existing government agencies. She and Matt
Doocy will be the main points of contact. The Chief
Children's Commissioner says we need to recognize the moment we'rein
and take action to protect children from harm. The Independent
Children's Monitor says tamariki are no safer today than when toong.
(01:08):
A five year old Malachi Subash died. He was murdered
by his carer in November twenty twenty one, and a
damning review the following year recommended sweeping changes, but they've
not been implemented. Claire Ahmad says this comes a week
on from the findings of the Abuse and Care inquiry.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
This report again shows us that we've got a lot
of work to do in our country to make it
a safe place for every child. That work can be
done and it must be done.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
A push for more conversations on compensation for Northland businesses
after the release of Transpar's report on its fallen power pylon,
blaming a contractor's unsupervised and experienced staff. Transpar says it
can't compensate businesses, but says residents can contact their retailer.
North Chamber Chief Executive Darren Fisher says talk of good
(01:59):
willed towards the overall brand of Northland is too fluffy.
Speaker 3 (02:03):
How large employers that were gracious enough to switch their
power off four or five days to allow the grid
demand from residential households to continue. Those people need some
direct compensation.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Children's Minister Karen Chaw says the MPs who she claims
have bullied her know who they are she's under pressure
over policies like boot camps and the bid to repeal
oring a Tamariki's treaty obligations. But she's told stuff she
feels the debate shifted from policy to personal attack. Chaw,
who's been open about her own experience in state care,
(02:36):
told the Tovah podcast her trauma has been questioned by
some in the opposition.
Speaker 3 (02:40):
We constantly talk about wanting to have a victim led response,
a victim voice at the table.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Now there is a victim's voice at the table. Are
we going to bully them out of that position? Hastings Flaxmay.
It looks to be in line for having a supermarket
again after losing its New World In February, the Council's
entered a sale and purchase agreement for vacant land in
the town Center with an unnamed buyer. In sport, US
superstar Simone Biles has won her second all round title
(03:08):
at the Olympics, her fifth career gymnastics gold, cementing her
legacy as the greatest ever in her sport and among
the best in the history. A Golden arf for Kiwi
rowers at the Paris Games with women's doubles scullers Lucy
Spores and Brook Frances winning gold, the men's four claiming silver,
and the women's four earning bronze. New Zealand a twelfth
(03:31):
on the medal table with two golds, two silvers and
bronze trying to lead the eleven lead with eleven gold
medals from the USA's nine. I'm Jody Gill and that's
your latest news fix. We'll be back with the next
update at five pm from the newstalk st B Newsroom.
Good afternoon. I'm Jody Gill and this is your midday
NEWSFACS for Friday, the second of August. The Government's officially
concluding its coordinated cross government response to the Royal Commission
of the Inquiry and to the christ Church Mosk attacks.
The announcement comes almost five and a half years since
the attacks, in which fifty one people were killed. Its
senior political reporter, Sophie Trigger.
Speaker 2 (00:26):
Lead Coordination Minister Judith Collins says the inquiry has raised
a number of issues around safety and security, with thirty
six of the inquiry's forty four recommendations being implemented. A
Firearms Safety Authority and a Ministry of Ethnic Communities have
been set up, and a Security Threat Environment Report has
been published.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Colins says work will continue to support those affected through
the everyday activities of existing government agencies. She and Matt
Doocy will be the main points of contact. The Chief
Children's Commissioner says we need to recognize the moment we'rein
and take action to protect children from harm. The Independent
Children's Monitor says tamariki are no safer today than when toong.
(01:08):
A five year old Malachi Subash died. He was murdered
by his carer in November twenty twenty one, and a
damning review the following year recommended sweeping changes, but they've
not been implemented. Claire Ahmad says this comes a week
on from the findings of the Abuse and Care inquiry.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
This report again shows us that we've got a lot
of work to do in our country to make it
a safe place for every child. That work can be
done and it must be done.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
A push for more conversations on compensation for Northland businesses
after the release of Transpar's report on its fallen power pylon,
blaming a contractor's unsupervised and experienced staff. Transpar says it
can't compensate businesses, but says residents can contact their retailer.
North Chamber Chief Executive Darren Fisher says talk of good
(01:59):
willed towards the overall brand of Northland is too fluffy.
Speaker 3 (02:03):
How large employers that were gracious enough to switch their
power off four or five days to allow the grid
demand from residential households to continue. Those people need some
direct compensation.
Speaker 1 (02:14):
Children's Minister Karen Chaw says the MPs who she claims
have bullied her know who they are she's under pressure
over policies like boot camps and the bid to repeal
oring a Tamariki's treaty obligations. But she's told stuff she
feels the debate shifted from policy to personal attack. Chaw,
who's been open about her own experience in state care,
(02:36):
told the Tovah podcast her trauma has been questioned by
some in the opposition.
Speaker 3 (02:40):
We constantly talk about wanting to have a victim led response,
a victim voice at the table.
Speaker 1 (02:46):
Now there is a victim's voice at the table. Are
we going to bully them out of that position? Hastings Flaxmay.
It looks to be in line for having a supermarket
again after losing its New World In February, the Council's
entered a sale and purchase agreement for vacant land in
the town Center with an unnamed buyer. In sport, US
superstar Simone Biles has won her second all round title
(03:08):
at the Olympics, her fifth career gymnastics gold, cementing her
legacy as the greatest ever in her sport and among
the best in the history. A Golden arf for Kiwi
rowers at the Paris Games with women's doubles scullers Lucy
Spores and Brook Frances winning gold, the men's four claiming silver,
and the women's four earning bronze. New Zealand a twelfth
(03:31):
on the medal table with two golds, two silvers and
bronze trying to lead the eleven lead with eleven gold
medals from the USA's nine. I'm Jody Gill and that's
your latest news fix. We'll be back with the next
update at five pm from the newstalk st B Newsroom.
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