Morning Edition: 28 September 2024

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From the News Talks HEADB Newsroom. This is NEWSFACS in
this update. Time is ticking for staff to have their
say on the proposal to close at Timidoo Meat Works.
Hundreds of jobs are on the line at Alliance Groups
Smithfield Freezing Works. They're taking feedback from staff and stakeholders
over the next two weeks until October eleven, with an

(00:26):
announcement expected on the eighteenth. At To Union's George Hollingsworth
says they're encouraging all staff to give feedback. We'll be
keeping an eye on a lot of oars. If that's
the process quis room making sure that I don't think
comes out the other anial fear and neck way. Multiple
explosions have been heard in Bay Route as Israel's military
says it's attacked has Belast Central Headquarters. The BBC says

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the scene is chaotic, with ambulances trying to reach the
site on Rhodes packed with people fleeing. Nearly eight hundred
people have been killed in Israel strikes in lebanon On
since Monday, according to local officials. Praise for Winston Peters
calling out un Security Council superpowers for abusing veto abilities

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in the face of global conflict. The Foreign Minister's fronted
top diplomats in New York where he's announced New Zealand's
intention to rejoin the Security Council in twenty thirty nine.
O'tango University politics professor Robert Patman says Peters has voiced
to what most countries are feeling. The exclusive privilege and

(01:31):
perk of being out of Vito Thing's five members of
Security Council don't like means that the rest of the
world is paying the price. A post mortem's likely to
be done today for a prisoner who died at Auckland's
Mounted in Corrections facility. A homicide investigations been launched after
an inmate was found dead with numerous injuries in his
double bunk cell yesterday morning. Men's Prison Deputy Commissioner David

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Patterson says a second inmate residing in the cell has
been secured in a single cell during investigations. Police say
they're speaking with a man and will work alongside corrections
and that's news. I'm donno Marie lever to sport. The
black Caps are ruing mischances in the field after finishing
day two of the second Cricket Test against Sri Lanka.

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Five hundred and eighty runs behind in Gaul, the host
declared it's six hundred and two for five, with Dennis
Chandemel and Come and Do Mendez and Cousl Mendes all
scoring centuries. The Melbourne Storm have thrashed the Sydney Roosters
forty eight eighteen at Amy Park to charge into the
NRL Grand Final. Half Back Jerome Hughes scored a hat trick,

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while stand off Cameron Munster bagged a brace in the
eight tries to three romp Manchester City midfielder Rod Ree's
being ruled out of the season in a major blow
to their Premier League title defense. The Spain international Suthered
suffered an ACL injury and his right knee in the
draw with Arsenal in London, for which he's now undergone surgery.

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And eighteen year old Swiss cyclist Muriel Furrer has died
after crashing in the women's junior road race at the
World Championships in Switzerland. And That Sport. For more news,
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