October 1, 2024 • 3 mins
The Morning Edition of News Fix for 02 October 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):
Good morning. I'm never ready, Manu, and this is your
morning Newswix for Wednesday, second of October. In this update,
Iran has begun launching missiles at Israel as sirens sound
across the nation. This follows Israeli troops invading Lebanon and
what the Israeli military calls a limited, localized and targeted
ground operation against Hezbolah. CNN Israel correspondent Jim Shooto was
(00:28):
in Tel Aviv and says he can see the sky
light up as the missiles of Israeli's interceptors fire. We're
seeing him coming from multiple directions. Here tub to my left,
which is just to the north, and to my right
to the south. They're over our hat. BBC reports the
launch comes shortly after Israeli police say there are multiple
casualties in a shooting in Tel Aviv, and it's also
(00:50):
reporting missile interceptions over Jerusalem. Teachers are shocked by how
new curricular material is being rolled out. Changes to NZA
Level one put in place before changes to level two
and three come into fours and four years. However, a
scathing survey by the Post Primary Teachers Association shows the
vast majority of dissatisfied with the new material. Union President
(01:12):
Krizaba Crombie sees the Ministry of Education and NZQA failing
on several metrics, the availability of the usefulness of the resources,
the exemplars that teachers have been given, not satisfied with it,
and all of these things that its leading to real
issues with the teaching and learning involved in this assessment.
Dairy prices have reached a two year high. Overall prices
(01:33):
are at one point two percent at the latest Global
Dairy Trade auction overnight. The price of whole milk powder
is up three percent, while the price of skim milk
powder is down zero point six percent. Fonterra last week
raised its forecast farm gate milk price midpoint from eight
dollars fifty to nine dollars. It cited strong demand from
China and week supply from other markets. Southern leaders aren't
(01:55):
backing down in their campaign over Dunedin Hospital. Daneed and
Mayor Jules Ran and all fourteen of his counselors depend
a new joint open letter calling on the government to
build the hospital in full. They say in the coming weeks,
thousands of Southerners will be sending postcards to lawmakers to
express their concerns. Southland District Mayor Rob Scott says there's
(02:17):
a postcard lottery in the South where locals have even
been forced to build a charity hospital. Southern hospitals quite
often a capacity and the overflow goes back to the Eden,
but also some of those sort of core critical clinical
services where any of excess to those and Toneden as well.
Aukland Transport has again delayed new overnight parking charges in
the CBD. They were due to come into force yesterday,
(02:38):
where previously parking had been free outside the peak hours
of eight am to six pm, and a statement at
says the latest delay is to allow all feedback to
be heard on a suitable proposal. And in sport, the
Crusaders are in talks to sign high profile former Wallaby
James O'Connor for next years Super Rugby season. Luna Rossa
has staged a stunning comeback from a nosed eye to
(03:00):
keep the America's Cup Challenger Series final tied against Enniosprtannia.
Confidence from Olympic high jump champion Hamish Kerr that New
Zealand has the infrastructure to host the World Indoor Athletics
Championships after confirmation of bidders in the works. Finally, India
have taken an eight point lead at the top of
crickets World Test Championship after sealing a two nil series
(03:22):
win over Bangladesh. I'm never ready man. Who When that
your latest news fix. We'll be back with the next
update of midday from the newstalk ZB newsroom.
Good morning. I'm never ready, Manu, and this is your
morning Newswix for Wednesday, second of October. In this update,
Iran has begun launching missiles at Israel as sirens sound
across the nation. This follows Israeli troops invading Lebanon and
what the Israeli military calls a limited, localized and targeted
ground operation against Hezbolah. CNN Israel correspondent Jim Shooto was
(00:28):
in Tel Aviv and says he can see the sky
light up as the missiles of Israeli's interceptors fire. We're
seeing him coming from multiple directions. Here tub to my left,
which is just to the north, and to my right
to the south. They're over our hat. BBC reports the
launch comes shortly after Israeli police say there are multiple
casualties in a shooting in Tel Aviv, and it's also
(00:50):
reporting missile interceptions over Jerusalem. Teachers are shocked by how
new curricular material is being rolled out. Changes to NZA
Level one put in place before changes to level two
and three come into fours and four years. However, a
scathing survey by the Post Primary Teachers Association shows the
vast majority of dissatisfied with the new material. Union President
(01:12):
Krizaba Crombie sees the Ministry of Education and NZQA failing
on several metrics, the availability of the usefulness of the resources,
the exemplars that teachers have been given, not satisfied with it,
and all of these things that its leading to real
issues with the teaching and learning involved in this assessment.
Dairy prices have reached a two year high. Overall prices
(01:33):
are at one point two percent at the latest Global
Dairy Trade auction overnight. The price of whole milk powder
is up three percent, while the price of skim milk
powder is down zero point six percent. Fonterra last week
raised its forecast farm gate milk price midpoint from eight
dollars fifty to nine dollars. It cited strong demand from
China and week supply from other markets. Southern leaders aren't
(01:55):
backing down in their campaign over Dunedin Hospital. Daneed and
Mayor Jules Ran and all fourteen of his counselors depend
a new joint open letter calling on the government to
build the hospital in full. They say in the coming weeks,
thousands of Southerners will be sending postcards to lawmakers to
express their concerns. Southland District Mayor Rob Scott says there's
(02:17):
a postcard lottery in the South where locals have even
been forced to build a charity hospital. Southern hospitals quite
often a capacity and the overflow goes back to the Eden,
but also some of those sort of core critical clinical
services where any of excess to those and Toneden as well.
Aukland Transport has again delayed new overnight parking charges in
the CBD. They were due to come into force yesterday,
(02:38):
where previously parking had been free outside the peak hours
of eight am to six pm, and a statement at
says the latest delay is to allow all feedback to
be heard on a suitable proposal. And in sport, the
Crusaders are in talks to sign high profile former Wallaby
James O'Connor for next years Super Rugby season. Luna Rossa
has staged a stunning comeback from a nosed eye to
(03:00):
keep the America's Cup Challenger Series final tied against Enniosprtannia.
Confidence from Olympic high jump champion Hamish Kerr that New
Zealand has the infrastructure to host the World Indoor Athletics
Championships after confirmation of bidders in the works. Finally, India
have taken an eight point lead at the top of
crickets World Test Championship after sealing a two nil series
(03:22):
win over Bangladesh. I'm never ready man. Who When that
your latest news fix. We'll be back with the next
update of midday from the newstalk ZB newsroom.
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