Coming up on Te Karere... The names of the soldiers who were killed in Bamiyan, Afghanistan have been named. The two are Rory Malone and Pralli Durrer both on their first deployment to Afghanistan. We take a look at Tame Iti's art pieces - the money will be used to pay for his appeal. A reception for the winning rowing teams. I've got the details, stay tuned. Due to the live nature of Te Karere, some segments will not be subtitled. Tena koutou katoa, and welcome to Te Karere. The names of the two soldiers killed in Afghanistan have been released by the Chief of Defence Lieutenant General Rhys Jones. Lance Corporal Rory Malone and Lance Corporal Pralli Durrer were both 26 years old. Both were serving on their first deployment in Afghanistan when they were ambushed by the Taliban. Six other colleagues were wounded and five were flown Germany for treatment. This is Lance Corporal Rory Malone and Lance Corporal Pralli Durrer, this was their first deploy to Afghanistan. The pair was working with the Provincial Reconstruction Team to help locals set up a school and build a community for those who've been affected by the Taliban. New Zealand Chief of Defence Lieutenant General said the pair were in a platoon trying to track dow a bomb maker. Durrer grew up in Christchurch and family has told us he's affiliated to Ngati Kahungunu. He always dreamed of being a part of the NZ Army. The family aren't sure when their boy will arrive home but have made plans to cremate him and take his ashes to Pokorehu Marae, where his mother and grandmother will mourn for him. Tini Molyneux, Te Karere. Tame Iti and Te Rangikaiwhiria Kemara are trying to raise money for their appeal. They're hoping to raise $50,000 to relieve financial constraints. Letters to Tame Iti inside jail. The letters are adorned in his latest work of art. This is just one of the works which will go on auction. 40 artist have donated works. Famous NZ Artist Shane Cotton, made a contribution and so has the likes of internationals artist like Billy Apple. It's an auction for both Iti and Kemara. They need to raise $50, 000 at the auction in order for the appeal to go ahead at the end of the month. In May Iti and Kemara were sentenced to two and a half years in jail for possession of illegal firearms. Iti's son says he's started to teach the language to people in jail. The auction will be held on K Road, Auckland on August 14. Anzac Pikia, Te Karere. Its day ten of completion at the Olympics and NZ's medal haul has grown to seven. Our Olympics reporter Irena smith is standing by in London, Irena. Scotty, this is the last week of the Olympics and according to the medals tally our athletes are doing well. After the weekend NZ have won three gold medals and two bronze. Storm Uru and Peter Taylor are one of those bronze medal winners. Are the NZ rowing team happy with the results? Storm Uru and Peter Taylor are one of those bronze medal winners. Are the NZ rowing team happy with the results? Most of our medals have coming from the rowing side of the NZ team and it's only right that the team are celebrated at the Kiwi House. Subtitles unavailable... What's the latest with the Woman s hockey team? The NZ woman's hockey team have made progress beating America 3-0. They take on Germany today and if successful they'll move on to the semi-finals. What else happened today, Irena? An administrative error resulted in Valerie Adams' name being left off the official start list for the women's shot. This has been resolved, the competition is underway and finals will take place tonight. Adam's won gold in Beijing and is the current world champ. We'll find out tonight whether she'll maintain her title, Scotty. Irena Smith reporting live from London Olympics. After the break, an iwi member stands before the tribunal over water rights, and we talk to the family of the newly crowned Miss NZ about their daughters Miss Universe competition. Iwi representatives and claimants gathered today in Wellington to discuss the Waitangi Tribunal's decision on water rights and the affect it has on the Government's next move. It's a meeting called by Pita Sharples and Peata Melbourne was there. Media were not allowed into the meeting, but co-claimants and iwi leaders turned up in their hundreds to meet with the Minister of Maori Affairs before his Party's meeting with the PM tonight. I want to gather everyone's thoughts on the water rights issue. It was the first opportunity to meet with the co-claimants and iwi leaders' forum to find common goals and interests to be tabled before the Government over Maori interests in fresh water. Meet us face to face, leader to leader. If that happens, there won't be a need to go to court or the Tribunal. We are aspiring towards protecting the rights and interests of our younger generations. It was a last minute meeting called by the Minister of Maori Affairs and comes off the back of the Government asking the Tribunal to fast track their final recommendations. It's an insult to the Tribunal when the Government tells them to hasten the report process. We have to look at the sale aspect, what is the relationship between the Treaty and the selling of assets and what is being compromised? But just who will end up doing most of the compromising won't be determined until the Tribunal present their final report later this month. Peata Melbourne, Te Karere. Talia Bennett of Ngati Whakaue, Te Arawa, has been named the new Miss Universe NZ. Hinerangi Goodman spoke to some of Bennett's relations in Rotorua. For Talia Bennett's Aunt Gillian, accolades for her big win will continue for a long time. As for her grand-uncle, he compares her win to that of winning gold at the Olympics. Maureen Kingi of Te Arawa was first to lead the way in the Miss NZ Beauty Queen Competitions and says despite setbacks over another contestant's placing, Talia should continue to move onwards and upwards. This coming Thursday night, Talia will be formally crowned at a special function in Auckland. Hinerangi Goodman, Te Karere. We're unable to provide subtitles. We're unable to provide subtitles. After the break, we have the results of the Wellington kapa haka regionals. The kapa haka regionals have all been completed in each region, and next month the line-up of haka groups will be decided for the nationals in Rotorua next year. The winners of the Wellington regionals were the great singers, Nga Taonga Mai Tawhiti. However, they did not want their performance to be aired. The second-placed getters were Tu Te Maungaroa, and newcomers, Nga Uri o Tamarau, came third. To the weather now. For weather, see tvnz.co.NZ. That's all we have for today. Kia ora tatou katoa. 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