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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Good morning, I'm never ready Manu, and this is your
morning Newswix for Thursday, twenty fifth of July. In this update,
a dark stain on New Zealand. The extent of abuse
and neglect against New Zealanders in the care of the
state and faith based institutions has been revealed. The Minister
in charge of the Crown Response, Erica Stanford, describes the
(00:25):
stories of the survivors as horrific. She says these children
needed love and care, but were instead placed in facilities
and homes which were hell holes. At the boot camps
on Great Barrier, boys were forced to dig their own grapes.
They were made to lie face down in those holes
while they were being shot at. They screamed and they
were terrified. The final report from a nearly six year
(00:46):
long Royal Commission of Inquiry was tabled in Parliament yesterday.
A document weighing fourteen kilograms, it estimates about two hundred
thousand young people and vulnerable adults faced neglect and abuse
from nineteen fifty to twenty nineteen. The inquiry shows physical
and sexual abuse was common, including some victims being trafficked
(01:06):
to members of the public for sex. The report recommends
significant apologies, financial redress and for a new independent agency
to take over commissioning care services. National MARDI Urban Authority
Chair Lady two d At Moxon says apologies from the state,
the Pope and other religious leaders are vital. She says
its important survivors aren't ignored anymore, all being made free
(01:30):
from being made invisible, free from being not listened to,
and churches are taking the lead and addressing the historic
abuse of people and their care. Lawyers for thousands of survivors,
Sonya Cooper says apart from the Catholic Church, faith groups
are doing more than the government. She says they pay
out more, accept stories and improve their practices. And new
(01:52):
reports highlighting how policies are discouraging migrants and Kiwi expats
from coming home to New Zealand and ends a IR
reports found the country's international tax requirements aractively working against
our migrant attraction policies. Thomas Rice reports.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
New Zealand's current Foreign Investment Fund means some migrants and
returning expacts are being taxed on investments they made before
coming here. The report says the fund is out of
step with the rest of the OECD and doesn't match
our aspirations to attract and retain global talent and investment.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
Auklin Business Chamber CEO Simon Bridges says, we have the
ability to attract the world's finest, but we're shooting ourselves
in the foot. Ben Yama Netanyah, who is addressing a
joint session of the US Congress as he tries to
shore up support for Israel and its ongoing war against
Hamas thousands of protesting the Israel Prime Minister's visit and
more than thirty Democrat lawmakers, including Nancy Pelosi and not
(02:49):
attending Netanyahu's speech, Netanyaho has been invited by House Speaker
Mike Johnson, whose Republican Party is showing unwavering support for
Israel ahead of the November UI selection. Today and every day,
Americans must stand shoulder to shoulder with Israel in its
great struggle. And in sport, the Canadian women's football team
(03:09):
has sacked assistant coach Jasmine Manda and another staff member
after New Zealand's complaint to the International Olympic Committee that
a drone was used to spy on their Monday training session.
The New Zealand men have clung on to beat Guinea
two one in the opener at Nice. The men's seven
side are beat in Japan forty twelve in their first match,
(03:30):
and men's tennis number one Yannick Sinner has withdrawn from
the games due to tonsilitis. I'm neva ready, Manu that
your latest news FOKS will be back with the next
update at midday from the news doalg ZB Newsroom
Good morning, I'm never ready Manu, and this is your
morning Newswix for Thursday, twenty fifth of July. In this update,
a dark stain on New Zealand. The extent of abuse
and neglect against New Zealanders in the care of the
state and faith based institutions has been revealed. The Minister
in charge of the Crown Response, Erica Stanford, describes the
(00:25):
stories of the survivors as horrific. She says these children
needed love and care, but were instead placed in facilities
and homes which were hell holes. At the boot camps
on Great Barrier, boys were forced to dig their own grapes.
They were made to lie face down in those holes
while they were being shot at. They screamed and they
were terrified. The final report from a nearly six year
(00:46):
long Royal Commission of Inquiry was tabled in Parliament yesterday.
A document weighing fourteen kilograms, it estimates about two hundred
thousand young people and vulnerable adults faced neglect and abuse
from nineteen fifty to twenty nineteen. The inquiry shows physical
and sexual abuse was common, including some victims being trafficked
(01:06):
to members of the public for sex. The report recommends
significant apologies, financial redress and for a new independent agency
to take over commissioning care services. National MARDI Urban Authority
Chair Lady two d At Moxon says apologies from the state,
the Pope and other religious leaders are vital. She says
its important survivors aren't ignored anymore, all being made free
(01:30):
from being made invisible, free from being not listened to,
and churches are taking the lead and addressing the historic
abuse of people and their care. Lawyers for thousands of survivors,
Sonya Cooper says apart from the Catholic Church, faith groups
are doing more than the government. She says they pay
out more, accept stories and improve their practices. And new
(01:52):
reports highlighting how policies are discouraging migrants and Kiwi expats
from coming home to New Zealand and ends a IR
reports found the country's international tax requirements aractively working against
our migrant attraction policies. Thomas Rice reports.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
New Zealand's current Foreign Investment Fund means some migrants and
returning expacts are being taxed on investments they made before
coming here. The report says the fund is out of
step with the rest of the OECD and doesn't match
our aspirations to attract and retain global talent and investment.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
Auklin Business Chamber CEO Simon Bridges says, we have the
ability to attract the world's finest, but we're shooting ourselves
in the foot. Ben Yama Netanyah, who is addressing a
joint session of the US Congress as he tries to
shore up support for Israel and its ongoing war against
Hamas thousands of protesting the Israel Prime Minister's visit and
more than thirty Democrat lawmakers, including Nancy Pelosi and not
(02:49):
attending Netanyahu's speech, Netanyaho has been invited by House Speaker
Mike Johnson, whose Republican Party is showing unwavering support for
Israel ahead of the November UI selection. Today and every day,
Americans must stand shoulder to shoulder with Israel in its
great struggle. And in sport, the Canadian women's football team
(03:09):
has sacked assistant coach Jasmine Manda and another staff member
after New Zealand's complaint to the International Olympic Committee that
a drone was used to spy on their Monday training session.
The New Zealand men have clung on to beat Guinea
two one in the opener at Nice. The men's seven
side are beat in Japan forty twelve in their first match,
(03:30):
and men's tennis number one Yannick Sinner has withdrawn from
the games due to tonsilitis. I'm neva ready, Manu that
your latest news FOKS will be back with the next
update at midday from the news doalg ZB Newsroom
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