Morning Edition: 11 May 2025

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
From the news talks had been newsroom, this is newsfacs.
In the sub days, there's conflicting reports on the origin
of explosions heard near the India Pakistan border. Despite a
US broken ceasefire. There were celebrations in both countries following
the announcement of a full and immediate ceasefire after days

(00:24):
of deadly cross border attacks. However, India has since accused
Pakistan of attempted strikes, which Pakistan denies. Pakistan Prime Minister
Shazbaz Sharif says they will do anything to defend themselves
and the ceasefire is positive. We will try to eradicate
wet beast. We will be negotiating, we will have dialogue

(00:47):
and leaders from the so called Coalition of the Willing
are demanding Russia agree to an unconditional thirty day ceasefire
with Ukraine. Starting on Monday. Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelenski hosted
a meet of leaders from France, the UK, Germany and
Poland to discuss the plans. It's reported they also discuss
the details with US President Donald Trump over the phone.

(01:11):
New Zealand researchers are removing the economic barriers keeping Kiwi
women from accessing life saving ovarian cancer treatment. Genetic tests
to determine a patient's fitness for treatment are currently available
in the private health system and cost thousands of dollars.
Auckland University researchers are developing a more affordable test available

(01:32):
in the public system. Researcher Professor Andrew Shalling says it's
an exciting opportunity to address one of the country's silent killers.
One I'm senky woman will develop over in cancer and
the outcomes are usually to report because the disease is
often picked up very late and from sound healing ceremonies
to painting and hes kiwis are finding fun ways to

(01:53):
celebrate mums Today this Mother's Day, Auckland bar Good George
is getting creative, hosting a painting clans with a Mother's
Day themed drink on arrival. Manager manager Mallory t Bear
says it's a special way to mark the occasion. It's
something that mums and founilies can sit down and do
together and it's unique to each person. That's news to

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sports and another. Warriors win, but coach Andrew Webster admits
they continue to make it hard on themselves in Leagues NRL.
They've hung on for a fifteen to fourteen victory over
the Dragons and Woollongong, having eased out to a fourteen
l lead late in the first half. We were dropping
the ball given my penalties. I thought we're trying, but
we just went executing what we wanted to do and

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then we're just adding fatigue to ourselves because we're putting
ourselves under pressure. And there's no excuses from Crusaders coach
Rob Penny after they gave up a sixteen point lead
to suffer a thirty five to nineteen defeat to the
Chiefs and their Super Rugby top of the table clash
in christ Church. The Brumbies then went past the Crusaders
into second with a thirty three to fourteen win by

(02:56):
beating the Force in Perth and Melbourne victory are the
semi final opponents for Aukland FC and Football's a League
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