April 9, 2026 • 3 mins
The Morning Edition of News Fix for 10 April 2026, 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 (00:03):
Good morning, I'm never reati manu, and this is your
morning News Fox for Friday, tenth of April. In this update,
Iran considers Israel's attacks on Lebanon this week a grave
violation of its ceasefire agreement with America. Israeli Prime Minister
ben Yamanette Yahoo has ordered his cabinet to begin direct
talks with Lebanon after its bombardment there, which killed more
(00:27):
than three hundred according to Lebanese officials. US President Donald
Trump called the attacks a separate skirmish, but Iran's deputy
Foreign Minister, Sayed Ka Tebzady says that America must make
a choice. Pakistan is set to host talks between the
US and Iran this weekend. Cyclone Vayanu's east off Fiji
(00:48):
after giving the island nation a pummeling. The severe tropical
storm brought heavy rain, flash flooding, and strong winds, damaging
many of Fiji's roads and buildings. Save the Children Pacific
Regional Director Kim Cook says many communities are facing days
of recovery ahead. She says teams on the ground are
clearing debris and helping to manage localized flooding. With around
(01:10):
four hundred and sixty households still in evacuation centers. Cyclone
VIANU remains on track to hit between Auckland and the
Corrimandel on Sunday. Early Childhood centers are lifting their game,
with fewer falling below quality standards. Education Review Office monitoring
shows forty seven percent of standalone services didn't meet the
(01:32):
quality threshold, down from sixty four percent a year earlier.
Early Childhood Council Chief Executive Simon Lauber says that the
reviews are just snapshots. He says even the best centers
go through staff changes and have to rebuild quality, but
adds we should be patting EESes on the back for
this significant change. Charter schools are booming, with student numbers
(01:53):
climbing fast. New figures show more than fourteen hundred students
were enrolled in sixteen schools as of last month. The
first seven schools established have seen their roles jump more
than three hundred percent from two hundred and fifteen to
six hundred and fifty. Associate Education Minister David Seymour says
this shows parents value choice and diversity in education, and
(02:14):
he adds it while funding is slightly below state schools.
Charter schools offer more flexibility and accountability. Reports of rising
poisoning and hospitalizations from inhaling nitrous oxide or nang's health.
New Zealand data shows twenty nine hospitalizations for poisoning by
inhaled anesthetics in the year to June, most anecdotally from
(02:38):
recreational use. National Poison Centered data reveals twenty one nitrous
oxide exposures last year, up from six and twenty twenty.
Nearly a quarter were teens, some reporting inhaling hundreds of
canisters a day, some losing the ability to walk. Police
have been cracking down on stores selling the products to
people aiming to get high. They've delivered hundreds of retailers
(03:01):
warning letters and charged one owner. In sport, the ninetieth
edition of Golf's Masters has started. Beneath wispy white clouds
in a spring sky. Ryan Fox has carted a five
over past seventy seven. NRL League Round six is underway,
with Canterbury silencing concerns over their form with a thirty
to sixteen win to end Penroy's unbeaten run. Speculation is
(03:25):
mounting that Red Bulls Head of Racing and Max Verstapin's
lead engineer, Jean Pierro Lambiassi has signed a multi million
dollar deal with McLaren from the end of twenty twenty seven.
I'm Nevaretti Mardo and then your latest news foks. We'll
be back with the next update at midday from the
newstalk Zebbie Newsroup.
Good morning, I'm never reati manu, and this is your
morning News Fox for Friday, tenth of April. In this update,
Iran considers Israel's attacks on Lebanon this week a grave
violation of its ceasefire agreement with America. Israeli Prime Minister
ben Yamanette Yahoo has ordered his cabinet to begin direct
talks with Lebanon after its bombardment there, which killed more
(00:27):
than three hundred according to Lebanese officials. US President Donald
Trump called the attacks a separate skirmish, but Iran's deputy
Foreign Minister, Sayed Ka Tebzady says that America must make
a choice. Pakistan is set to host talks between the
US and Iran this weekend. Cyclone Vayanu's east off Fiji
(00:48):
after giving the island nation a pummeling. The severe tropical
storm brought heavy rain, flash flooding, and strong winds, damaging
many of Fiji's roads and buildings. Save the Children Pacific
Regional Director Kim Cook says many communities are facing days
of recovery ahead. She says teams on the ground are
clearing debris and helping to manage localized flooding. With around
(01:10):
four hundred and sixty households still in evacuation centers. Cyclone
VIANU remains on track to hit between Auckland and the
Corrimandel on Sunday. Early Childhood centers are lifting their game,
with fewer falling below quality standards. Education Review Office monitoring
shows forty seven percent of standalone services didn't meet the
(01:32):
quality threshold, down from sixty four percent a year earlier.
Early Childhood Council Chief Executive Simon Lauber says that the
reviews are just snapshots. He says even the best centers
go through staff changes and have to rebuild quality, but
adds we should be patting EESes on the back for
this significant change. Charter schools are booming, with student numbers
(01:53):
climbing fast. New figures show more than fourteen hundred students
were enrolled in sixteen schools as of last month. The
first seven schools established have seen their roles jump more
than three hundred percent from two hundred and fifteen to
six hundred and fifty. Associate Education Minister David Seymour says
this shows parents value choice and diversity in education, and
(02:14):
he adds it while funding is slightly below state schools.
Charter schools offer more flexibility and accountability. Reports of rising
poisoning and hospitalizations from inhaling nitrous oxide or nang's health.
New Zealand data shows twenty nine hospitalizations for poisoning by
inhaled anesthetics in the year to June, most anecdotally from
(02:38):
recreational use. National Poison Centered data reveals twenty one nitrous
oxide exposures last year, up from six and twenty twenty.
Nearly a quarter were teens, some reporting inhaling hundreds of
canisters a day, some losing the ability to walk. Police
have been cracking down on stores selling the products to
people aiming to get high. They've delivered hundreds of retailers
(03:01):
warning letters and charged one owner. In sport, the ninetieth
edition of Golf's Masters has started. Beneath wispy white clouds
in a spring sky. Ryan Fox has carted a five
over past seventy seven. NRL League Round six is underway,
with Canterbury silencing concerns over their form with a thirty
to sixteen win to end Penroy's unbeaten run. Speculation is
(03:25):
mounting that Red Bulls Head of Racing and Max Verstapin's
lead engineer, Jean Pierro Lambiassi has signed a multi million
dollar deal with McLaren from the end of twenty twenty seven.
I'm Nevaretti Mardo and then your latest news foks. We'll
be back with the next update at midday from the
newstalk Zebbie Newsroup.
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