September 7, 2024 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
No the news talks had been newsroom. This is Newsfax.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
In this update, two teenagers have been arrested for Thursday's
fatal shooting in Auckland's gray Lin. An eighteen year old
was killed at the Tudungi Road address, while three men
remain in hospital in a serious but stable condition. A
nineteen year old male was arrested yesterday, charged with murder
and three counts of wounding with intent to cause grievous
(00:31):
bodily harm. Police also charged an eighteen year old with
being an accessory after the fact to murder. Fire cruise
in Otago's White Tuckey District are expecting similar conditions when
hitting the last of a large vegetation fire. More than
eight hundred hectares of farmland, tussock and scrub have been
burnt before crews were able to contain it. Yesterday. Flames
(00:55):
flared up due to high wind, but rain and call
the weather helped crew suppress the fire. Incident controller Bobby
Lamont says they're not expecting any more rain.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
Slightly less wind speeds, but are less still strong north
northwesterly winds.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
The temperatures are a little bit lower. The head of
the CIA who also is the chief US negotiator and
the War in Gaza, says a more detailed ceasefire proposal
will be made in the next few days after eleven
months of conflicts. CIA director William Burns says he's working
on texts and creative formulas with mediators Cutter and Egypt
(01:35):
to find a proposal which satisfies both Israel and Tomas
and as a time for Maldi Hospitals. An article in
the New Zealand Medical Journal makes the case for MALDI
organizations to investigate developing hospitals. Auckland University Associate Professor Madame
Murdu Lanning says Maldi hospitals have long been a vision
(01:57):
for MALDI.
Speaker 1 (01:59):
I do believe that we have the skill and that
we have the potential to create really amazing health services
for Mildi New Zealanders and other New Zealanders as well.
Speaker 2 (02:10):
And that's news. I'm Donna Marie lever to sport an
unwanted piece of history for the All Blags. The suffered
in eighteen twelve defeat to the spring Bogs in Cape Town,
the first time in seventy five years. The spring Bogs
have collected four straight wins over New Zealand all Black
Skippers got. Barrett says they had their opportunities. Okay, it's
(02:33):
a quality saw in the Springboks.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
When you don't take them, they'll certainly punish you. Probably
don't get it the points that were after and they
eaged their way back and so that's what they do.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Meanwhile, Tasman have lifted the Rampilly Shield for the first
time in their history, beating holders Hawks Bay twenty five
to twenty four. A first golden moment for the New
Zealand team. At the Paralympics in Paris, Anna Grimaldi has
claimed gold in the women's tea forty seven to two hundred
meters in an Oceania record time of twenty four point
(03:04):
seven two seconds. And Wellington Olympic have won football's Chatham Cup,
with Auckland United taking home the Kate Shepherd Cup and
that sport. For more news, listen to News Talk Said
be Live on iHeartRadio
No the news talks had been newsroom. This is Newsfax.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
In this update, two teenagers have been arrested for Thursday's
fatal shooting in Auckland's gray Lin. An eighteen year old
was killed at the Tudungi Road address, while three men
remain in hospital in a serious but stable condition. A
nineteen year old male was arrested yesterday, charged with murder
and three counts of wounding with intent to cause grievous
(00:31):
bodily harm. Police also charged an eighteen year old with
being an accessory after the fact to murder. Fire cruise
in Otago's White Tuckey District are expecting similar conditions when
hitting the last of a large vegetation fire. More than
eight hundred hectares of farmland, tussock and scrub have been
burnt before crews were able to contain it. Yesterday. Flames
(00:55):
flared up due to high wind, but rain and call
the weather helped crew suppress the fire. Incident controller Bobby
Lamont says they're not expecting any more rain.
Speaker 1 (01:06):
Slightly less wind speeds, but are less still strong north
northwesterly winds.
Speaker 2 (01:11):
The temperatures are a little bit lower. The head of
the CIA who also is the chief US negotiator and
the War in Gaza, says a more detailed ceasefire proposal
will be made in the next few days after eleven
months of conflicts. CIA director William Burns says he's working
on texts and creative formulas with mediators Cutter and Egypt
(01:35):
to find a proposal which satisfies both Israel and Tomas
and as a time for Maldi Hospitals. An article in
the New Zealand Medical Journal makes the case for MALDI
organizations to investigate developing hospitals. Auckland University Associate Professor Madame
Murdu Lanning says Maldi hospitals have long been a vision
(01:57):
for MALDI.
Speaker 1 (01:59):
I do believe that we have the skill and that
we have the potential to create really amazing health services
for Mildi New Zealanders and other New Zealanders as well.
Speaker 2 (02:10):
And that's news. I'm Donna Marie lever to sport an
unwanted piece of history for the All Blags. The suffered
in eighteen twelve defeat to the spring Bogs in Cape Town,
the first time in seventy five years. The spring Bogs
have collected four straight wins over New Zealand all Black
Skippers got. Barrett says they had their opportunities. Okay, it's
(02:33):
a quality saw in the Springboks.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
When you don't take them, they'll certainly punish you. Probably
don't get it the points that were after and they
eaged their way back and so that's what they do.
Speaker 2 (02:42):
Meanwhile, Tasman have lifted the Rampilly Shield for the first
time in their history, beating holders Hawks Bay twenty five
to twenty four. A first golden moment for the New
Zealand team. At the Paralympics in Paris, Anna Grimaldi has
claimed gold in the women's tea forty seven to two hundred
meters in an Oceania record time of twenty four point
(03:04):
seven two seconds. And Wellington Olympic have won football's Chatham Cup,
with Auckland United taking home the Kate Shepherd Cup and
that sport. For more news, listen to News Talk Said
be Live on iHeartRadio
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