July 19, 2024 • 3 mins
The Morning Edition of News Fix for 20 July 2024, 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):
From the News Talk SADB newsroom. This is NEWSFACS.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
In this update, New Zealand's being swept up alongside the
rest of the world and what some tech experts are
calling the worst ever IT outage. The outage is affecting
Microsoft Computer Systems and has been linked to the cyber
security system CrowdStrike. Acting Prime Minister David Seymour says the
government's moving at pace to figure out what the impact
(00:30):
is for New Zealand. Here ASB and Kiwi Bank have
reported problems with their mobile and online banking. Auckland Transport
Christi ch Airport more worse than other major retailers also
reporting issues. University of New South Wales cyber security expert
Richard Bucklin says more IT failures could happen. Some will
(00:52):
be unintentional while others will be deliberate.
Speaker 1 (00:56):
It is a risk for us, and you would hope
that every country would be able to have some sort
of backup or fallback or our own capability rather than
outsourcing critical national infrastructure.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Voting for todong As mayorll and council elections closers at midday.
A mayor and nine councilors will be brought in after
three years of rule by the Commissioners. The results are
expected to roll in by three point thirty this afternoon.
Todong At electoral officer Warwick Lamp says voter turnout so
far hasn't matched last time.
Speaker 3 (01:29):
Now for first two and a half weeks it was
checking the same or if not slightly ahead. Really only
just hasn't kicked on as much in the last or
three days as we were hoping it would be.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
The housing outlooks become clearer in recent weeks. Core Logic
data shows residential property sales have weekened in June, ending
a thirteen month growth streak. First home buyers are taking
advantage of low prices and an increased housing stock. Care
Logic property economist Calvin Davidson. We've seen some declay lines
(02:00):
and mortgage rates from banks.
Speaker 4 (02:02):
Now they're probably not likely to collapse, but trifling lower.
We'll add a little bit of support to the housing
market and I guess just give people a bit more
confidence that they've been lacking in the past six months.
Speaker 2 (02:12):
And that's news. I'm dono. Marie Lever to Sports Warriors
coach Andrew Webster's refusing to blame Chanel Harris Davita's goalkicking
for that twenty to eighteen NRL loss to the Raiders,
and Canbra the five eighth who took over kicking duties
when Adam Pompeii left the field injured, missed a conversion
(02:32):
from almost in front to tie the game with seven
minutes left.
Speaker 5 (02:37):
We love to be one hundred percent on our goalkicking everywhere,
but there's plenty of other things to put it down
to not goalkicking. I mean, there's lots of injuries and
lots of things going on. But the gold king and
defind us.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
A long birdie Part two finish has given Irish golfer
Shane Lowry a two shot lead on day two of
the Open It Royal Troon. Of the four kiwis in action,
Ryan Fox and Daniel or Hillier looks set to just
sneak inside the camp line. In the West, Indies are
three hundred and fifty one for five, trailing by sixty
five runs up to day two of the second cricket
(03:11):
Test against England at Nottingham. And that's Sport.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
For more news, listen to News Talk said Be Live
on iHeartRadio
From the News Talk SADB newsroom. This is NEWSFACS.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
In this update, New Zealand's being swept up alongside the
rest of the world and what some tech experts are
calling the worst ever IT outage. The outage is affecting
Microsoft Computer Systems and has been linked to the cyber
security system CrowdStrike. Acting Prime Minister David Seymour says the
government's moving at pace to figure out what the impact
(00:30):
is for New Zealand. Here ASB and Kiwi Bank have
reported problems with their mobile and online banking. Auckland Transport
Christi ch Airport more worse than other major retailers also
reporting issues. University of New South Wales cyber security expert
Richard Bucklin says more IT failures could happen. Some will
(00:52):
be unintentional while others will be deliberate.
Speaker 1 (00:56):
It is a risk for us, and you would hope
that every country would be able to have some sort
of backup or fallback or our own capability rather than
outsourcing critical national infrastructure.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Voting for todong As mayorll and council elections closers at midday.
A mayor and nine councilors will be brought in after
three years of rule by the Commissioners. The results are
expected to roll in by three point thirty this afternoon.
Todong At electoral officer Warwick Lamp says voter turnout so
far hasn't matched last time.
Speaker 3 (01:29):
Now for first two and a half weeks it was
checking the same or if not slightly ahead. Really only
just hasn't kicked on as much in the last or
three days as we were hoping it would be.
Speaker 2 (01:39):
The housing outlooks become clearer in recent weeks. Core Logic
data shows residential property sales have weekened in June, ending
a thirteen month growth streak. First home buyers are taking
advantage of low prices and an increased housing stock. Care
Logic property economist Calvin Davidson. We've seen some declay lines
(02:00):
and mortgage rates from banks.
Speaker 4 (02:02):
Now they're probably not likely to collapse, but trifling lower.
We'll add a little bit of support to the housing
market and I guess just give people a bit more
confidence that they've been lacking in the past six months.
Speaker 2 (02:12):
And that's news. I'm dono. Marie Lever to Sports Warriors
coach Andrew Webster's refusing to blame Chanel Harris Davita's goalkicking
for that twenty to eighteen NRL loss to the Raiders,
and Canbra the five eighth who took over kicking duties
when Adam Pompeii left the field injured, missed a conversion
(02:32):
from almost in front to tie the game with seven
minutes left.
Speaker 5 (02:37):
We love to be one hundred percent on our goalkicking everywhere,
but there's plenty of other things to put it down
to not goalkicking. I mean, there's lots of injuries and
lots of things going on. But the gold king and
defind us.
Speaker 2 (02:49):
A long birdie Part two finish has given Irish golfer
Shane Lowry a two shot lead on day two of
the Open It Royal Troon. Of the four kiwis in action,
Ryan Fox and Daniel or Hillier looks set to just
sneak inside the camp line. In the West, Indies are
three hundred and fifty one for five, trailing by sixty
five runs up to day two of the second cricket
(03:11):
Test against England at Nottingham. And that's Sport.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
For more news, listen to News Talk said Be Live
on iHeartRadio
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