Morning Edition: 30 November 2024

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
From the News Talks had the Newsroom, this is NEWSFACS
and this update. A new study reveals almost nine out
of ten teachers have considered leaving their job. Over three
thousand educators responded to the massive university survey, with eighty
five percent confessing they've thought about resigning. Lachlan Rennie has more.

Speaker 2 (00:25):
It finds the main factors pushing teachers out of the
profession are workload, burnout, a lack of teacher support, and
work life balance. The study finds many teachers remain on
the job because of interpersonal relationships with learners and colleagues.

Speaker 1 (00:40):
Their Defense Minister says her focus is on cleaning up
the wrecked Manawanui in Sarmour after revelations it's sunk due
to human eraror. The navy vessel has been under Sarmon
waters for almost two months after it hit a reef
during a survey of the Sarmon coast. An Interim Court
of Inquiry report released yesterday found it was caused by
a series of human errors, with the crew failing to

(01:03):
turn off the ship's auto pilots when they were supposed to.
Defense Minister Judith Collins says salvage Operations to remove the
nine hundred and fifty tons of diesel off the ship
will start on the sixteenth of December. Labour's leader has
hinted there could be resignations in his caucus before the
next election. The Labour Party is holding its annual conference

(01:24):
in christ Church this weekend. It's first since last year's
election defeat. Chris Hipkins says there aren't imminent retirements, but
there could be a few before twenty twenty six and
everybody who's been in politics for a period of time
will kind of start to make those calculations.

Speaker 2 (01:39):
Sometime next year, Am I going to stand again?

Speaker 1 (01:42):
Younger people are more likely to have a so called
spending hangover from Black Friday. Research from Westpac has found
gen z and millennial shoppers are less engaged with their money,
and that means they're more likely to regret purchases. Westpac
Financial Wellbeing Program manager Warren ng Wu says part of
the issue is the switchover from cash to methods like payWave.

Speaker 2 (02:04):
Our brands would think, oh, cash is leaving a hand.

Speaker 1 (02:07):
I don't want to live that leave my hand.

Speaker 2 (02:08):
More often than not, we're compared to having a card
pain for convenience of just tapping away was very easy.

Speaker 1 (02:14):
And that is news in sport. The ongoing saga between
Liam Lawson and Sergio Perez has continued during Formula one's
long practice session at the Guitar Grand Prix. The Kiwi
Racing Bulls driver voiced his displeasure at the Mexican over
his team radio on Sky Sporty Lawson Clark the fourteenth

(02:40):
fastest time in practice, with the raris char Lee Klure
setting the quickest mark. South Africa are five wickets away
from a crushing victory over Sri Lanka in their first
cricket Test in Durban. The host declared at three hundred
and sixty six for five of their second innings, setting
Sri Lanka a target of five hundred and sixteen to win.
The visitors are one hundred and three for five at

(03:02):
stumps on day three, trailing by four hundred and thirteen runs.
And that is sport. I'm Susie nordquest For more news,
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