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Speaker 3: Morning, New Zealand. It is six after five. Great to

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Speaker 1: Get ahead of the headlines, Ryan Bridge you for twenty

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Speaker 3: Nine minutes out to five. We've been following the situation

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Speaker 6: Look, when it is the toughest time for kids, especially

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Speaker 3: Julie Chapman, the CEO, Chief executive at kids Can they

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Speaker 3: Andrew Ordison. Djokovic has had a good win at the Olympics.

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Speaker 3: What are councils, local councils, regional councils. It's a simple well,

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Speaker 9: Counselor Maxwell, I thought counselors Counselor Maxwell, I rule that

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Speaker 3: This clips of parent gone viral, probably the first time

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Speaker 3: me wrong, please, deaths and the extent of the retaliation

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Speaker 3: by Israel completely out of whack, heartbreaking, unimaginable, suffering. Please,

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Speaker 3: I am not casting judgment here on the issue at hand.

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Speaker 3: Nine minutes after five, coming up just before six. It's

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Speaker 3: Good morning, it is twenty four minutes away from six o'clock.

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Speaker 3: This is You probably don't often hear the North Korean

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Speaker 3: and Dunedin. Our Coastguard has a fresh warning after this

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Speaker 9: In morning, Ryan, this is a Riveton on Saturday. The

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Speaker 3: Two were pulled from the water alive, but three died.

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Speaker 9: Saturday's conditions were tricky but not too dangerous. Weather today

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Speaker 3: Thank you. Clichurewood is in christ Church for us this morning.

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Speaker 3: Clear The coronial inquest into the Mosk attacks is resuming today.

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Speaker 5: That's right, Ryan, Deputy Chief at corner Bridget Windley is

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Speaker 5: hearing from experts about whether an al Noor mosque emergency

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Speaker 10: Over a week.

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Speaker 3: Run your weather today, Claire, Well, it's.

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Speaker 5: Very frosty here this morning. Some high cloud about the

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Speaker 3: Oh all right, enjoy that, Maxis and Wellington Heymax. You've

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Speaker 11: This has been a talking point in the city for

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Speaker 11: year old Sandy Calcin in July twenty twenty one, to

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Speaker 11: And another issue, who is obviously people have climbed up

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Speaker 3: How's your weather today, Max? It was freezing when I

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Speaker 11: Oh, horrific. A lot better today morning cloud than fine

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Speaker 11: Northerlys A high of twelve. I think the current temperature

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Speaker 3: Brilliant, Thank you. It is seven point two in Auckland.

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Speaker 3: Need us here, Hi, Neiva, good morning, good weekend for you.

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Speaker 10: Was in Gisbine. I've just heard you. So you're in Wellington.

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Speaker 10: We were out of Auckland.

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Speaker 3: Yes, we were in you know, more important places. How

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Speaker 10: Gisbine was gorgeous. I mean it was freezing cool and

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Speaker 10: so it was just the weekend I was doing touristy

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Speaker 3: It's a beautiful place, it is.

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Speaker 10: What about Wellington?

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Speaker 3: Lovely? Actually went to My sister in law is running

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Speaker 3: a play at the Wided Upper College, which was brilliant.

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Speaker 10: happening is that this restaurant aiming to bring affordable Malaysian

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Speaker 10: meals to Auckland's North shore devastated rats have come to

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Speaker 10: spoil the party. So Lankawi Malaysian restaurant on the shore

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Speaker 10: being slept with a D grade by Auckland Council. Now

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Speaker 10: this follows a complaint by a customer came face to

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Speaker 10: face with the rat in the toilet. So Auckland Council

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Speaker 10: got their food safety people there visited the restaurant last

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Speaker 10: week and then they identified evidence of rodent droppings cleaning

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Speaker 10: maintenance issues, hence the d rating. Now, this customer posted

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Speaker 10: on Facebook and Google, so that's how this all came about, saying,

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Speaker 10: you know, that's what it's happening these days, isn't it?

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Speaker 10: Posting this and saying, look, it was the most traumatic

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Speaker 10: experience in her life. But I was just saying, there's

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Speaker 10: a person out here in the newsroom who she is

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Speaker 10: a rat catcher, like she's caught rats in her house.

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Speaker 10: She's she's amazing, she's no fear. I have a fear

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Speaker 10: of rats.

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Speaker 12: I couldn't do it.

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Speaker 3: What does she do with him?

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Speaker 10: Well, she well she just kills them.

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Speaker 3: She's not catching them for I tell you what.

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Speaker 10: She has her little weed traps and she said it

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Speaker 10: depends on the cheese, you know, and she puts Pasan

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Speaker 10: cheese and she gets them and kills them.

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Speaker 3: So I thought, there you go, Well send them Malaysian

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Speaker 3: restaurants and parmesan cheese. Why don't we outsource her, I know,

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Speaker 3: we don't want to probably don't want to name her.

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Speaker 3: We should have her sauce here to go and sort

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Speaker 3: it out. Neither weather today.

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Speaker 10: Mainly find cloud increasing Auckland High fourteen.

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Speaker 3: Brilliant, Thank you seventeen away from six. It has just

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Speaker 3: gone quarter to six. You're on news talk, said b

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Speaker 3: Karmala Harris is going to apparently Wednesday our time, announce

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Speaker 3: who her pick for vice presidential nominee is, and that

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Speaker 3: the announcement is going to be made in Pennsylvania. And

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Speaker 3: people are saying, oh, well, a little be Shapiro, then who's

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Speaker 3: the government in Pennsylvania? And she says, don't read into it,

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Speaker 3: don't read into the location. But anyway, Wednesday our time

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Speaker 3: will be the day, and I expect that she will

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Speaker 3: do a press conference, will at least taste some take

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Speaker 3: some questions from the media because she is copying flak

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Speaker 3: full going fourteen days without holding a formal press conference

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Speaker 3: with the press since becoming the presumptive nominee, and you

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Speaker 3: know they're piling on to her. Now, when is Kamala

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Speaker 3: Harris going to hold a press conference? The RNC says

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Speaker 3: she only does teleprompt to speeches. So that you go

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Speaker 3: Wednesday our time, I bet you'll get a VP nominee

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Speaker 3: and you'll get a press conference.

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Speaker 1: It is fourteen to six International correspondence with ends and

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Speaker 1: eye insurance, Peace of mind for New Zealand business.

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Speaker 3: Kay Oliver is with us our UK and europe correspondents,

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Speaker 3: k thank you for being with us. Violent outbreaks. This

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Speaker 3: is continuing in Southport, but also now Belfast and other

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Speaker 3: places around the UK.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, Ryan, We've got a Britain in the middle of

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Speaker 4: a summer of chaos. Here, we've got a new labor

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Speaker 4: government and for care. Stalovany Primar has just said this

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Speaker 4: is violence, not protests. We have seen riots on the

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Speaker 4: streets here. We've got people in Rotheram, Middlesbrough, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol.

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Speaker 4: The latest breaking news is that lots of the media

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Speaker 4: have been urged on these streets to put their cameras away.

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Speaker 4: It is a dangerous place. We've had protesters attempting to

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Speaker 4: get into the holiday in Express in Rotherham where assylum

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Speaker 4: seekers are being housed. That's just been confirmed by the

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Speaker 4: Home Secretary of at Coober. They've gone through and they

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Speaker 4: are trying literally to break up this hotel. The asylum

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Speaker 4: seekers are hiding in their bedrooms. They're a chance of

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Speaker 4: stop the boats. We want our country back. We've got

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Speaker 4: Hamza Yusuf, he's a former First Minister of Scotland saying

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Speaker 4: this situation is so out of control now that the

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Speaker 4: army should be brought in. We've got politicians from all

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Speaker 4: sides saying this is actual violence. They're condemn it, condemning

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Speaker 4: it and saying that it has to be brought under control.

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Speaker 4: We've got a second man has been charged with a

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Speaker 4: city center violent disorder in Liverpool. He's been remarded in custody,

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Speaker 4: but there are around about one hundred people now who've

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Speaker 4: been arrested. They obviously are going to have to go

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Speaker 4: through the legals and the legal and prison system which

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Speaker 4: is quite overstretched here anyway.

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Speaker 1: And move.

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Speaker 4: They're going to have to be made to clear clear

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Speaker 4: the decks so that these people can be processed. But

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Speaker 4: basically it's a situation where Malaysia has become the first

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Speaker 4: country to actually advise its citizens over travel to the UK.

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Speaker 4: I mean, all this violent protests, so it really is

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Speaker 4: building up to be something unimaginable. We haven't seen riots

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Speaker 4: here since twenty eleven nine and this really is actually

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Speaker 4: the lid has come off here.

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Speaker 3: I'm just looking at a live FAEDE from Rotherham where

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Speaker 3: the police are being vetted by projectiles. They're trying to

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Speaker 3: hold the line in front of the hotel where these

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Speaker 3: poor asylum seekers are being housed. I mean this is unreal.

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Speaker 4: Well, absolutely, the police have become the targets. They're in

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Speaker 4: the middle of this. You've got on one side, you've

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Speaker 4: got the far right. On the other side, you've got

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Speaker 4: the anti racist protesters. The police are in the middle

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Speaker 4: and they're getting it from all sides. A number of

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Speaker 4: police officers have been taken to hospital. We've seen a

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Speaker 4: female police officer officer who literally had a table hold

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Speaker 4: into her face. So they really are taking a battering

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Speaker 4: here and it's getting worse. The situation is not dying.

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Speaker 3: Down, No, certainly not. Kay. Thank you very much for

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Speaker 3: your report. K all Over our UK and Europe correspondent.

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Speaker 3: The violent outbreaks in Southport now spreading across the UK, Belfast,

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Speaker 3: you name it. Honestly, these images that we're seeing is shocking.

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Speaker 3: It has just gone now ten away from six Ryan Bridge,

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Speaker 3: A new math curriculum is on the way for our

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Speaker 3: primary and intermediate school students and new structured maths will

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Speaker 3: be based on curriculums from Singapore and Australia, altered for

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Speaker 3: Kiwi students and it comes into the classroom from term

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Speaker 3: one next year. So it is soon. Twenty million dollars

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Speaker 3: will be spent on teacher training ahead of the introduction

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Speaker 3: and the Teaching Council will raise the maths entry requirement

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Speaker 3: for new teachers so they will have to be at

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Speaker 3: least competent in NCAA Level two. The Langholm School Principal,

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Speaker 3: Martin weather Well, it's a primary school in Auckland, is

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Speaker 3: with us this morning. Martin, thank you for being on

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Speaker 3: the show. Good morning, Good to have you on. What

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Speaker 3: do you make of this announcement.

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Speaker 2: It's an announcement that was not unexpected. We are obviously

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Speaker 2: concerned about the workload that it's going to create the teachers.

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Speaker 2: I mean, the proposals are going to add incredibly to

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Speaker 2: teachers and principals workload with the short turnaround of five months,

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Speaker 2: the requirement that we continue to meet all the government

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Speaker 2: other expectations and requirements, and of course this is the

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Speaker 2: second curriculum that has been announced. We are currently undergoing

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Speaker 2: to training for the literacy program announced earlier in the year.

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Speaker 3: It's a lot of work, but when twenty two percent

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Speaker 3: of year eights on are at benchmark level four maths,

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Speaker 3: we've got to do something, don't.

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Speaker 2: We oh, don't disagree with that. No teacher, no parent

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Speaker 2: is going to disagree with that. But let's address the

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Speaker 2: fundamental issue. Thirty years of chronic and systemic underfunding of

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Speaker 2: the primary education system cannot be solved by throwing twenty

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Speaker 2: million dollars and five months at the program. The issue

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Speaker 2: that we have right the way through this is that

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Speaker 2: political interference in the teaching practice has caused the problem.

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Speaker 2: Now politicians are saying political interference in teaching practice will

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Speaker 2: solve the problem. I don't see how that's possible.

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Speaker 3: Do your teach no basic maths?

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Speaker 2: My teachers do my teachers actually teach one of the

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Speaker 2: Singapore Structured maths programs. The issue is not teacher competence.

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Speaker 2: The issue is I physically do not have the money

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Speaker 2: to buy the resources that I need to teach maths.

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Speaker 2: This is a resourcing is it's not an education This ye.

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Speaker 3: Right, But the government has said that those resources are coming.

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Speaker 2: I am old enough to remember BSM maths, and we

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Speaker 2: will promise the resources were coming. Thirty five years later,

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Speaker 2: we've never seen them. I'm old enough to remember the

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Speaker 2: Numeracy Project and we will promised resources and we've never

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Speaker 2: seen them. With all due respect to the current minister.

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Speaker 2: I'll believe that statement when I see it in fruition.

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Speaker 3: If Erica Stanford produces these these resources at the start

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Speaker 3: of next year, will you eat your.

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Speaker 2: Hat If those resources are available and they are adequate,

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Speaker 2: and those resources are available to meet the needs of

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Speaker 2: my diverse rate of needs. Now, remember my children are

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Speaker 2: not one size fit Saul. This approach is one size

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Speaker 2: fit Saul. Those resources must meet the needs of neurodiverse students.

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Speaker 2: They must meet the needs of students who's English is

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Speaker 2: not their first language. They must meet the needs of

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Speaker 2: our indigenous learners. They must need the needs of all

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Speaker 2: of our learners. You cannot supply a resource for a

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Speaker 2: single cohort of people and say your job is done, as.

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Speaker 3: Minister Langholm School Principal Martin weather Or reacting to It's

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Speaker 3: an Auckland Primary School reacting to the governments announcement at

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Speaker 3: the weekend. It is seven to six.

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Speaker 1: The first word on the News of the Day early

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Speaker 1: edition with Ryan Bridge and filth City, New Zealand's furniture

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Speaker 1: bids and a playing store New Talk City.

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Speaker 3: Five to six. Mike Hosking here next, Mike, I was

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Speaker 3: surprised to learn that teachers don't have to know INCA

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Speaker 3: Level two before they can teach.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, that's the depressing thing. I think if you look

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Speaker 12: at the overall problem, the the quality of teachers in

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Speaker 12: this country for a number of years hasn't been particularly high.

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Speaker 12: You don't have to be a genius, unfortunately, to be

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Speaker 12: a teacher. And that's the sadness of it all. And

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Speaker 12: part of it comes back to, you know, money, If

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Speaker 12: you paid them better, you might get a better quality

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Speaker 12: of person, workload, all of that. I've got element of

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Speaker 12: sympathy with that, but you can't hide from the numbers.

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Speaker 12: And the problem is that there's no point in arguing,

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Speaker 12: as your mate just did. Yeah, and that's all they've

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Speaker 12: got to say is a lot of money. We just

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Speaker 12: want more money. It's there was another person on the news,

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Speaker 12: busy saying that, you know, and that's what they're paid

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Speaker 12: to do, and they do it well. Well, you know,

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Speaker 12: the facts are clearly not for themselves. You can't you

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Speaker 12: can't have kids a year behind and you're sitting there going, oh, no,

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Speaker 12: we're doing, what a great job we're doing.

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Speaker 3: So my mom put the Times table on the back

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Speaker 3: of the toilet door. So when you're sitting doing your

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Speaker 3: business you can be learning.

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Speaker 12: Right, and so what's eighteen times seven? There you go.

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Speaker 12: What a waste of time that was?

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Speaker 3: Wasn't that three to six? Mykett missed.

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