April 10, 2025 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Good morning. I'm never ready, Manu, And this is your
morning News Fox for Friday, eleventh of April, and this update.
Donald Trump says he's keen to secure it new train
deals with all countries, including China. The US presidents temporarily
lowered most tariffs to ten percent, but the EU, responding
with its own paws on Retalia Tree action. The tariff's
(00:25):
on Chinese goods have now reached one hundred and forty
five percent. Trump says he will be difficulties in the
short term, but his officials are working to secure a deal.
The theigest problem they have is there, I have enough time
in the day. Everybody wants to come and make a deal,
and we're working with a lot of different countries and
it's all going to work out very well. The Treaty
Principals Bill has been overthrown, but the discourse around it
(00:46):
may not have ended. The controversial legislation was voted down
at its second reading in Parliament yesterday by all but
the Act Party. ACT leader David Seymour says the party
will take another strategy to pursue its engender that could
look the same more slightly different. The next steps we
take on this journey will be clear to people before
the election so they can make up their mind if
they want to jump on the journey too. Meanwhile, Teparty
(01:09):
MALDI co leader ra Widdy Wititi says while this battle
was won, people need to be vigilant about other harmful
policies coming out of this government. We must always be
on our game to ensure that we don't allow similar
bills to pass and have their similar consequences. Fares over
our child wellbeing and poverty progress. The government's Child and
(01:30):
Youth Strategy Report shows while there are improvements in attendance
and offending rates, material hardship, psychological distress, immunizations and food
scrutiny have all worsened over the last seven years. The
future of the RSA will be decided tomorrow in a
controversial vote. One hundred and eighty two clubs will vote
on a new constitution, which will bring legal changes aim
(01:53):
to modernize and centralize the organization. It's faced strong opposition
from clubs in Auckland, Canterbury, hawkspay Tartanaki and Wellington, with
some even threatening to leave. Auckland. IRSA District Vice president
Keith Ingram says that the head office will certainly hurt
if it begins losing club's payments. They will withhold that
capitation fee and I would suggest that in six months,
(02:15):
withholding of that capitation, the central organization will be bordering
on collapse. One of Auckland's wealthiest schools has spent close
to four million dollars on a Coromandel farm. Saint Kentigan
plans to use the four hundred and thirteen hectear Wilson
Bay farm as a third campus alongside its remu Era
and Pakodunga grounds. It's aiming to have all students above
(02:38):
year four traveling out to the farm each year from
twenty twenty seven onwards. The board says it will remain
a working farm, but students will be able to undertake
scientific studies, prepare for agricultural careers and enjoy water sports
there too. In sport, four time defending champions Penrith have
slumped to a fifth consecutive NRAL League loss after the
Dolphins beat them for the first time thirty twelve. Sale
(03:02):
GP have canceled next month's event in Rioeditionnario to investigate
Australia's wing sail collapse in San Francisco and eighty nine
year old Gary Player has delivered the honorary opening tee
shot at golf's eighty ninth Masters, alongside fellow former champions
eighty five year old Jack Nicholas and seventy five year
old Tom Watson. I'm never ready, Manu. That you latest
(03:23):
news fix and we'll be back with the next update
at midday. From the newstalk ZB News roupe,
Good morning. I'm never ready, Manu, And this is your
morning News Fox for Friday, eleventh of April, and this update.
Donald Trump says he's keen to secure it new train
deals with all countries, including China. The US presidents temporarily
lowered most tariffs to ten percent, but the EU, responding
with its own paws on Retalia Tree action. The tariff's
(00:25):
on Chinese goods have now reached one hundred and forty
five percent. Trump says he will be difficulties in the
short term, but his officials are working to secure a deal.
The theigest problem they have is there, I have enough time
in the day. Everybody wants to come and make a deal,
and we're working with a lot of different countries and
it's all going to work out very well. The Treaty
Principals Bill has been overthrown, but the discourse around it
(00:46):
may not have ended. The controversial legislation was voted down
at its second reading in Parliament yesterday by all but
the Act Party. ACT leader David Seymour says the party
will take another strategy to pursue its engender that could
look the same more slightly different. The next steps we
take on this journey will be clear to people before
the election so they can make up their mind if
they want to jump on the journey too. Meanwhile, Teparty
(01:09):
MALDI co leader ra Widdy Wititi says while this battle
was won, people need to be vigilant about other harmful
policies coming out of this government. We must always be
on our game to ensure that we don't allow similar
bills to pass and have their similar consequences. Fares over
our child wellbeing and poverty progress. The government's Child and
(01:30):
Youth Strategy Report shows while there are improvements in attendance
and offending rates, material hardship, psychological distress, immunizations and food
scrutiny have all worsened over the last seven years. The
future of the RSA will be decided tomorrow in a
controversial vote. One hundred and eighty two clubs will vote
on a new constitution, which will bring legal changes aim
(01:53):
to modernize and centralize the organization. It's faced strong opposition
from clubs in Auckland, Canterbury, hawkspay Tartanaki and Wellington, with
some even threatening to leave. Auckland. IRSA District Vice president
Keith Ingram says that the head office will certainly hurt
if it begins losing club's payments. They will withhold that
capitation fee and I would suggest that in six months,
(02:15):
withholding of that capitation, the central organization will be bordering
on collapse. One of Auckland's wealthiest schools has spent close
to four million dollars on a Coromandel farm. Saint Kentigan
plans to use the four hundred and thirteen hectear Wilson
Bay farm as a third campus alongside its remu Era
and Pakodunga grounds. It's aiming to have all students above
(02:38):
year four traveling out to the farm each year from
twenty twenty seven onwards. The board says it will remain
a working farm, but students will be able to undertake
scientific studies, prepare for agricultural careers and enjoy water sports
there too. In sport, four time defending champions Penrith have
slumped to a fifth consecutive NRAL League loss after the
Dolphins beat them for the first time thirty twelve. Sale
(03:02):
GP have canceled next month's event in Rioeditionnario to investigate
Australia's wing sail collapse in San Francisco and eighty nine
year old Gary Player has delivered the honorary opening tee
shot at golf's eighty ninth Masters, alongside fellow former champions
eighty five year old Jack Nicholas and seventy five year
old Tom Watson. I'm never ready, Manu. That you latest
(03:23):
news fix and we'll be back with the next update
at midday. From the newstalk ZB News roupe,
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