January 6, 2025 • 3 mins
The Midday Edition of News Fix for 07 January 2025, 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 Talks hed Been Newsroom. This is NEWSFACS
and this update. We're being urged to reach out and
speak up about violence in our communities. Two men are
facing separate murder charges after the death of a baby
in Hamilton last week and a young child in Monaco
yesterday morning. Children's Minister Karen Shaw says people should report
(00:24):
violence to police and reach outs to helplines if they
need support. Chiles Matters Chief executive Jane Searle says we
have a lot more work to do as a country
to ensure children are protect it. It's so tragic and
it's as a reminder of how far we have yet
to go to identify risk with our young people and
children and what we need to do to protect them.
(00:45):
Proceedings are underway at the Marai of Dame Tuddy Untaturia,
where the former government minister is being laid to rest.
It follows a three day tonguey after the departy Maori
founder died on Friday, aged eighty. A former private secretary
to Minister Tarira is a fitiating the service, saying she's
been remembered over the past days as a coopier of
the nation and Queenie of the Hercoietfindo.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Today is a celebration, a celebration of Nanny Turrey, who
had an enduring love for her mukopoener and an unwavering
commitment to make Alter a better place for every single
mukopoener in this nation.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
A grocery commentator says the markup on food products reveals
the power supermarket giants have over shoppers. The Commerce Commission's
first annual Grocery Report says supermarkets had up to twenty
percent margins on basic products like milk, bread and eggs.
For chilled and frozen goods, snacks and liquor, it was
more than thirteen percent. Ernie Newman says it's an indication
(01:43):
of market failure and requires intervention that.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Requires political will to actually get them there and deal
with it.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Will requires some kind of enforced breakup so that the
market can go back to operating in a competitive way.
The Civil Aviation Authority is investigating after a drone captive
for foot of the sky towers New Year's fireworks displayed.
The video shows the celebrations in Auckland's at CBD from above,
flying over multiple properties and appearing to be higher than
one hundred and twenty meters from the ground, which is
(02:12):
illegal without official clearance. A Civil Aviation Authority spokesperson says
they've received multiple reports regarding the drone footage and the
information is being assessed. That's news. I'm Adam Cooper and
Sport ands to Premier League Football Action.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
Well, there is the final whis while the score of
the first two goals get off the bench Morgan Gibbs,
White and Chris Wood, and that look to have done
the damage.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Nottingham Forest have posted a sixth straight wind, beating hosts
Wilverhampton three nil. Striker Chris Wood, as he heard there
on Sky Sport, has scored his twelfth goal of the season.
Forrest have joined Arsenal with forty points on the table,
six adrift of leaders Liverpool, who have a game in hand.
Tennis player Gale On Fees has credited his support team
for keeping him first ahead of his opening round ASB
(02:59):
Classic Matt and Auckland this afternoon. The thirty eight year
old is featured on the professional circuit for twenty one seasons.
The world's number fifty three is in the third match
on center court against Pedro Martinez and that sport. For
more news, listen to News Talk Said be Live on
iHeartRadio
From the News Talks hed Been Newsroom. This is NEWSFACS
and this update. We're being urged to reach out and
speak up about violence in our communities. Two men are
facing separate murder charges after the death of a baby
in Hamilton last week and a young child in Monaco
yesterday morning. Children's Minister Karen Shaw says people should report
(00:24):
violence to police and reach outs to helplines if they
need support. Chiles Matters Chief executive Jane Searle says we
have a lot more work to do as a country
to ensure children are protect it. It's so tragic and
it's as a reminder of how far we have yet
to go to identify risk with our young people and
children and what we need to do to protect them.
(00:45):
Proceedings are underway at the Marai of Dame Tuddy Untaturia,
where the former government minister is being laid to rest.
It follows a three day tonguey after the departy Maori
founder died on Friday, aged eighty. A former private secretary
to Minister Tarira is a fitiating the service, saying she's
been remembered over the past days as a coopier of
the nation and Queenie of the Hercoietfindo.
Speaker 2 (01:08):
Today is a celebration, a celebration of Nanny Turrey, who
had an enduring love for her mukopoener and an unwavering
commitment to make Alter a better place for every single
mukopoener in this nation.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
A grocery commentator says the markup on food products reveals
the power supermarket giants have over shoppers. The Commerce Commission's
first annual Grocery Report says supermarkets had up to twenty
percent margins on basic products like milk, bread and eggs.
For chilled and frozen goods, snacks and liquor, it was
more than thirteen percent. Ernie Newman says it's an indication
(01:43):
of market failure and requires intervention that.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Requires political will to actually get them there and deal
with it.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Will requires some kind of enforced breakup so that the
market can go back to operating in a competitive way.
The Civil Aviation Authority is investigating after a drone captive
for foot of the sky towers New Year's fireworks displayed.
The video shows the celebrations in Auckland's at CBD from above,
flying over multiple properties and appearing to be higher than
one hundred and twenty meters from the ground, which is
(02:12):
illegal without official clearance. A Civil Aviation Authority spokesperson says
they've received multiple reports regarding the drone footage and the
information is being assessed. That's news. I'm Adam Cooper and
Sport ands to Premier League Football Action.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
Well, there is the final whis while the score of
the first two goals get off the bench Morgan Gibbs,
White and Chris Wood, and that look to have done
the damage.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
Nottingham Forest have posted a sixth straight wind, beating hosts
Wilverhampton three nil. Striker Chris Wood, as he heard there
on Sky Sport, has scored his twelfth goal of the season.
Forrest have joined Arsenal with forty points on the table,
six adrift of leaders Liverpool, who have a game in hand.
Tennis player Gale On Fees has credited his support team
for keeping him first ahead of his opening round ASB
(02:59):
Classic Matt and Auckland this afternoon. The thirty eight year
old is featured on the professional circuit for twenty one seasons.
The world's number fifty three is in the third match
on center court against Pedro Martinez and that sport. For
more news, listen to News Talk Said be Live on
iHeartRadio
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