November 9, 2025 • 3 mins
The Midday Edition of News Fix for 10 November 2025, 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):
Good afternoon. I'm Malcolm Jordan and this is your midday
news fixed for Monday, the tenth of November. Tapati Mali's
National Council is expelling MPs Mighty Ameno, Kappa Kingi and
Takuta Feris from the party. The decision made last night
takes effect today. The National Board opted against other options
like warning or suspending the MPs CO leaders. Rahwerri Waititi
(00:26):
and Debi Narowa Paka say the past six and a
half weeks of party infighting needed to stop here, to
come to an end, and so we've brought it to
an end. We must move on. It was really important
to us as a movement in today and I personally
that we regained the confidence of Tanaza Tariti. Rain has
arrived at Ruapehu as a massive blaze continues to devastate
(00:47):
Tonguarero National Park. The fires ripped through two and a
half thousand hectares of the heritage area, with hikers flown
out and fuck a Papa village evacuated. Planes and helicopters
can't battle the fire from the air because of mist
and low cloud, but ground crews continue. The heralds Mike
Scott says rain is setting in. The cloud's quite low,
(01:07):
but what you can tell is there's smoke around. When
I drove in here it was quite dark, but you
could smell the smoke that's wafting over the town here
at one Marino. The Justice Minister says New Zealand's soaring
methamphetamine problem won't be taken down through one approach alone.
The government's new action plan is eyeing up importation, distribution
and demand. Paul Goldsmith says we need a broad ranging
(01:30):
approach to dealing with the scourge on society. This is
not something you could use moderately. It's not something just
to have a little devil with. It's something to avoid
at all costs because some people just one SHOT's enough
to lead to a decade's long spiral. Chris Luxon says
there's a conversation to be had about state assets sales
heading into next year's election. Treasury is calling for better
(01:51):
management of state assets and liabilities. It's warning that the
Crown's finances are unsustainable, with the debt being used to
cover operating costs. The Prime Minister told Mike Hosking New
Zealand may need to consider asset recycling, something many countries
like Singapore already do. The Cook Islands could slip away
from New Zealand's influence as diplomatic tensions rise. Foreign Minister
(02:15):
Winston Peters has now stopped almost thirty million dollars in support,
citing a breach of trust. It stems from Cook's Prime
Minister Mark Brown signing a strategic partnership with China without
consulting New Zealand. International relations expert Stephen Hoadley says is picking.
The Cooks won't give in and instead continue to turn
(02:35):
to China. You're going to float a thirty million dollar
loan from China's Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and go further
into debt to China. The Police minister says he empathizes
with officers after a former deputy police commissioner's guilty plea,
Jevin mcskimmings admitted having material on work devices including child
(02:56):
sexual exploitation and bestiality. Mark Mitchell says he's port's the
commissioner beginning work on revoking mcskimmings police medals. He says
this is a really bad look for police and staffer
At the front of his mind to Sport Formula One
driver Liam Lawson has finished seventh at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
(03:16):
Lando Norris won from pole, extending his championship lead. The
Silver Ferns have bet in Scotland sixty three forty one
in their netball test at Glasgow. Manchester City have moved
to second on the Premier League Football Ladder with a
three nil home win over Liverpool and Indian cricketer Arkash
Shah Kumar Childry has hit the fastest first class fifty
(03:38):
in eleven balls, playing a domestic match in Gujarat. I'm
Malcolm Jordan. That's your latest news fix. We'll be back
with the next update at five pm from the News
Talk ZB newsroom
Good afternoon. I'm Malcolm Jordan and this is your midday
news fixed for Monday, the tenth of November. Tapati Mali's
National Council is expelling MPs Mighty Ameno, Kappa Kingi and
Takuta Feris from the party. The decision made last night
takes effect today. The National Board opted against other options
like warning or suspending the MPs CO leaders. Rahwerri Waititi
(00:26):
and Debi Narowa Paka say the past six and a
half weeks of party infighting needed to stop here, to
come to an end, and so we've brought it to
an end. We must move on. It was really important
to us as a movement in today and I personally
that we regained the confidence of Tanaza Tariti. Rain has
arrived at Ruapehu as a massive blaze continues to devastate
(00:47):
Tonguarero National Park. The fires ripped through two and a
half thousand hectares of the heritage area, with hikers flown
out and fuck a Papa village evacuated. Planes and helicopters
can't battle the fire from the air because of mist
and low cloud, but ground crews continue. The heralds Mike
Scott says rain is setting in. The cloud's quite low,
(01:07):
but what you can tell is there's smoke around. When
I drove in here it was quite dark, but you
could smell the smoke that's wafting over the town here
at one Marino. The Justice Minister says New Zealand's soaring
methamphetamine problem won't be taken down through one approach alone.
The government's new action plan is eyeing up importation, distribution
and demand. Paul Goldsmith says we need a broad ranging
(01:30):
approach to dealing with the scourge on society. This is
not something you could use moderately. It's not something just
to have a little devil with. It's something to avoid
at all costs because some people just one SHOT's enough
to lead to a decade's long spiral. Chris Luxon says
there's a conversation to be had about state assets sales
heading into next year's election. Treasury is calling for better
(01:51):
management of state assets and liabilities. It's warning that the
Crown's finances are unsustainable, with the debt being used to
cover operating costs. The Prime Minister told Mike Hosking New
Zealand may need to consider asset recycling, something many countries
like Singapore already do. The Cook Islands could slip away
from New Zealand's influence as diplomatic tensions rise. Foreign Minister
(02:15):
Winston Peters has now stopped almost thirty million dollars in support,
citing a breach of trust. It stems from Cook's Prime
Minister Mark Brown signing a strategic partnership with China without
consulting New Zealand. International relations expert Stephen Hoadley says is picking.
The Cooks won't give in and instead continue to turn
(02:35):
to China. You're going to float a thirty million dollar
loan from China's Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and go further
into debt to China. The Police minister says he empathizes
with officers after a former deputy police commissioner's guilty plea,
Jevin mcskimmings admitted having material on work devices including child
(02:56):
sexual exploitation and bestiality. Mark Mitchell says he's port's the
commissioner beginning work on revoking mcskimmings police medals. He says
this is a really bad look for police and staffer
At the front of his mind to Sport Formula One
driver Liam Lawson has finished seventh at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
(03:16):
Lando Norris won from pole, extending his championship lead. The
Silver Ferns have bet in Scotland sixty three forty one
in their netball test at Glasgow. Manchester City have moved
to second on the Premier League Football Ladder with a
three nil home win over Liverpool and Indian cricketer Arkash
Shah Kumar Childry has hit the fastest first class fifty
(03:38):
in eleven balls, playing a domestic match in Gujarat. I'm
Malcolm Jordan. That's your latest news fix. We'll be back
with the next update at five pm from the News
Talk ZB newsroom
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