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From the News Talk's edby Newsroom. This is Newsfax. In
this update, the Green Party's runnying supporters as they set
themselves the mammoth task of leading the next government. Political
reporter Azariahals been at the party's agm in Wellington.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Green's co leader Chloe Swarbrock was confident the coalition would
lose power after the next election, speaking to the party faithful,
can we all give it up for the fact that
we are steering down the baryl of a one term government?
After the applause, co leader Madimer Davidson called out the
government before giving her pitch to voters, organize and community
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and build the most progressive government has ever seen.
Speaker 1 (00:46):
Two state highways have reopened following their closures from heavy
dumpings of snow. In the South Islands, State Highway eight
between Fairley and Lake Pukucki has reopened after its closure overnight.
In the North Highland, state Highway one's Debsert Road has
also reopened from Rangipo to Wayuu. Prime Ministers Chris Luxen
and Anthony Albanesi, aiming to deepen our bilateral relationship. The
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two leaders are in Queenstown for the annual Australian New
Zealand meeting. Mister Luxon says the partnership between our two
countries is a bed rock in an increasingly fractious world.
Mister Albanzi says where global role models in maintaining strong ties, our.
Speaker 3 (01:24):
Seniors knowing market is an example in how fred fair
trade in the economic engagement benefits everyone who's a part.
Speaker 1 (01:34):
Major bottled water brands like Perie are under the spotlight
in France. The BBC reports various bottled water companies in
France are being questioned over growing concerns about their environmental impact.
An investigation last year revealed at least a third of
mineral water sold in France had been treated illegally with
ultra violet light or carbon filters. It has been deemed
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safe to drink, but EU law says natural mineral water
should be altered between underground source and the bottle. That's news.
In sport, NPC champions Wellington have bounced back from their
opening round loss at home to Canterbury with a thirty
five twenty four road win over waycutto All Black. Peter
Lackey's crediting his forwards for rolling up their sleeves to
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get the job done.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
Does this Stu Dna.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
You know we've got I'm good dynamic list Fords who
liked to carry the ball.
Speaker 2 (02:24):
So yeah. Now first twenty it.
Speaker 1 (02:26):
Was just tuck the war, it be physical, just glare.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
We came way off the one.
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Taranaki has beaten their hosts North Harbor forty six twenty
four in the women's Farra pal mccuff. The Auckland Storm
beat way Cuto thirty one twenty eight. The Wellington Pride
beat the Tasman Michael thirty nine to seven. The Northland
Curry also won big over the Taranaki Fere forty eight seventeen.
That's sport. I'm Joe Gilfillan. For more news, listen to
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