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Early Breakfast with Ned & Sam - 14 May 2026 · Early Breakfast with Ned McHenry & Sam Daddow

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Speaker 1: Ned Met henryth and Sam Dado five double a early breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Five, Good morning, welcome along too early breakfast on this
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Speaker 2: Thursday morning. We're one day closer to Friday, and everyone
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Speaker 2: loves that. Going for a top of another twenty four
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Speaker 2: degrees today, mostly sunny, currently sixteen point nine in the city.
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Speaker 2: Current temperature though, fifteen point six, So we're starting to
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Speaker 2: get a bit cooler as I welcome in. Nettie.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Sammy, good morning. It's a little
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Speaker 3: bit cooler, but not too much cooler. No, it's not
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Speaker 3: bad today, it's still pretty beautiful. Where does Thursday rank
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Speaker 3: in your weeks of the day? Day's the week?
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Speaker 2: Sorry, second favorite. It's the precursor to Friday.
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Speaker 3: See that's what most people would say. They'd rank it
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Speaker 3: one Friday, two Thursday, and then down to Monday.
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Speaker 2: I'd go, is it that linear? One Friday, two Thursday,
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Speaker 2: three Tuesday?
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Speaker 3: Wow? What did Wednesday ever do to you?
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Speaker 4: Four?
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Speaker 2: Wednesday? Five? Monday?
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Speaker 3: Okay, Wednesday? What is it on Wednesdays that are troubling.
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Speaker 2: Because you're two days away from a break either side.
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Speaker 3: But Tuesdays you're even further Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. I just like Tuesday.
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Speaker 3: Nothing wrong with the Tuesday.
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Speaker 2: Nothing wrong with a Tuesday.
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Speaker 3: Nothing wrong with the Tuesday at all. Something caught my
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Speaker 3: attention in the advertiser is at the end of the
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Speaker 3: Airbnb do you stay down there?
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Speaker 2: I don't think Airbnb's. I think I've used one in
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Speaker 2: my time.
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Speaker 3: Just one. So what's your decision making when you want
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Speaker 3: to go away and book something?
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Speaker 2: I will normally, So this is probably a Melbourne situation
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Speaker 2: for myself if I'm heading over there for a concert
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Speaker 2: or footy or something there.
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Speaker 3: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I've just not used Airbnb's enough to trust them.
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Speaker 3: What about you, Yeah, I've used airbnbs a couple of times.
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Speaker 3: It's probably not my go to either. I just find it.
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Speaker 2: A bit weird. You're saying in someone else's house.
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Speaker 3: Well that yeah, I do find that a little bit
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Speaker 3: unusual if you feel like you're in someone's personal home.
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Speaker 3: To me, that seems a little bit unnatural in terms
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Speaker 3: of accommodation of.
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Speaker 2: I've often thought during the other round, with my place
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Speaker 2: in the city, I could have retten that out for
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Speaker 2: a few days state mom and dads make a motza,
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Speaker 2: but then I don't want someone in my place.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's what people are doing, Sammy, whether it's their
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Speaker 3: permanent residency or it's an investment property. And it's been
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Speaker 3: brought to everyone's attention in the advertiser this morning. District
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Speaker 3: Council of Robe boss Nat Triega has been forced to
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Speaker 3: live half an hour away in Kingston due to a
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Speaker 3: rise in Airbnb properties. Sixty percent of Robes properties offered
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Speaker 3: as short term rental accommodation are Airbnbs. Sixty yeah wow, yeah,
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Speaker 3: So sixty percent of Robes properties offered a short term
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Speaker 3: rental accommodation are Airbnb compared to normal traditional I say
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Speaker 3: normal in quotes, what's normal these days? Normal accommodation, sorry,
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Speaker 3: short term accommodation offerings. So you can understand the frustration
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Speaker 3: with people down there. There's probably just not enough supply
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Speaker 3: for what's required. And then you get weekend punters like
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Speaker 3: Macelle for others that go down there and spend a
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Speaker 3: monster on two or three days at common it works
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Speaker 3: out to be a better return on investment for the owner.
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Speaker 3: You can see both sides, but the frustrations just fight.
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Speaker 2: I think you'd only want an Airbnb in a situation,
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Speaker 2: especially in a small town, that doesn't impact the current accommodation,
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Speaker 2: because you wouldn't want the local party rent out a
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Speaker 2: room not being able to rent out a room, would you.
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Speaker 3: Well that's the thing.
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Speaker 2: Or is that a free market of play?
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Speaker 3: No? No, yeah, yeah, well it is.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I think I think you're right on both ends. You
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Speaker 3: wouldn't want to see a world or you know, a
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Speaker 3: traveling culture where people are told exactly where they're allowed
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Speaker 3: to go and stay. And it's great that people have
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Speaker 3: the flexibility to do different things with their home. But
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Speaker 3: as we are in a housing supply, crist So, I
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Speaker 3: mean how many airbnbs are there in South Australia. I
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Speaker 3: did a quick google and I think this is correct
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Speaker 3: seven and ninety five. So if you, you know, contained
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Speaker 3: everyone's capacity to go and offer those as Airbnbs as
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Speaker 3: such and put them in as traditional rentals, does that
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Speaker 3: help offer more South Australians a place to live and
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Speaker 3: in turn, you know, reduce slightly potentially the demand and
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Speaker 3: the price on rentals.
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Speaker 2: Maybe because how many I wonder how many of those
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Speaker 2: eight thousand are set up in a way that they
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Speaker 2: are only for Airbnb. They're not someone who might have
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Speaker 2: a holiday home. They go away on a weekend.
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Speaker 3: I think a lot of them would be. Yeah, but
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Speaker 3: at what point, you know, at what point do you
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Speaker 3: begin really stepping on toes unfairly? I mean Airbnbs existed
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Speaker 3: for a while. I'm sure a lot of people get
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Speaker 3: some benefit from it. Airbnb don't seem to be an
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Speaker 3: overly kind of cheeky company. Airbnb seemed to be pretty
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Speaker 3: pretty conservative, pretty fine, Sam, is that fair? I haven't
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Speaker 3: ever heard of Airbnb, you know, with any wrongdoing. So
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Speaker 3: so who's in who's right to tell South Australians what
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Speaker 3: they can and can't do with their property? It will
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Speaker 3: get to that point, will Premier Peter Malhan ask us
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Speaker 3: all the federal government say hey, unless you're renting it
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Speaker 3: out for X amount of days, you know you can't
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Speaker 3: airbnb your property. Could something like that ever happened?
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Speaker 2: I wonder well, on this day and age, I feel
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Speaker 2: like anything could happen.
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Speaker 5: I know.
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Speaker 3: It's interesting though, isn't it?
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Speaker 2: So if you ever stayed in the airbnb or you
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Speaker 2: would you rather pick a hotel A double two three
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Speaker 2: double o double lope zero double four eight eight thirteen
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Speaker 2: ninety five. There was an interesting story yesterday afternoon?
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Speaker 3: Yes, what was that?
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Speaker 2: And I think you might have heard it.
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Speaker 6: The hunt's continuing for a stolen parrot. It's alleged a
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Speaker 6: woman opened a cage in a Melrose Park pet shop
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Speaker 6: and stole the live bird, concealing it under her top
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Speaker 6: on the weekend. The twenty nine year old was reported today.
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Speaker 6: The turquoise Kanya is still missing. The stolen parrot has
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Speaker 6: a distinctive red patch above the center of its beak.
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Speaker 2: Turquoise Kanya, well stole.
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Speaker 3: It's not Baxter. For our listeners yesterday, do you remember
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Speaker 3: paster Baxter was the name of someone's parrot.
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Speaker 2: That's right?
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Speaker 3: Why are we looking at me?
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Speaker 2: All? Couldn't I couldn't recall what you were talking about.
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Speaker 3: I think it was Craig who called up and he
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Speaker 3: had a parrot and its name was Baxter. Now, Craig,
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry. If it wasn't you, when it was someone else,
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Speaker 3: I could easily go back and listen and be reminded
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Speaker 3: very quickly he had a parrot named Baxter and he
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Speaker 3: absolutely loved his parrot. So I thank goodness it wasn't
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Speaker 3: Baxter that was stolen, or bit. I feel bad for
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Speaker 3: this parrot.
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Speaker 2: But it was a turkoise Kanye still missing. Have you
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Speaker 2: ever had anything stolen?
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Speaker 3: Yes?
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Speaker 2: A double two three, double O, double O? What have
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Speaker 2: you had?
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Speaker 3: I think I'm so useless that things get stolen. I
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Speaker 3: don't even realize because I leave. I've said this before
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Speaker 3: on it and I'll get to what you're like. But
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Speaker 3: my car doors and backdoors in houses and stuff are
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Speaker 3: constantly open. Is that just I'd be a robber's dream
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Speaker 3: come And like if they get they it wouldn't even
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Speaker 3: be fun for them, you know, if they've gone and
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Speaker 3: done three or four burglaries before and they're having to
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Speaker 3: unpick a lock or something like that. I mean, that's
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Speaker 3: a bit of an adventure for me. They just walk
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Speaker 3: straight in the back door and just help themselves. I
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Speaker 3: actually think I'm tricking the robbers because I'm so easy
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Speaker 3: to rob. I don't think they're robbing me because it's
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Speaker 3: not even a challenge.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, but is that your not being naive but your
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Speaker 2: countryiness coming through?
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Speaker 3: I think potentially I probably believe in the best of people. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: maybe do.
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Speaker 2: You still do that after all these years living in
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Speaker 2: the city.
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Speaker 3: Oh well, I think we're slowly We're slowly adjusting, aren't we.
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Speaker 3: I went into try and get into my house the
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Speaker 3: other day and Nick Murray and Adelis Crow's play that
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Speaker 3: I live with. He's locked the back door and I thought,
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Speaker 3: I said, what the heck's going on here? Where are
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Speaker 3: we living? Or what about the community? What about me
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Speaker 3: being able to get into my own home? What is
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Speaker 3: going on? He said, Oh, I just thought I'd locked
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Speaker 3: the back door as keys and there I said, mate,
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Speaker 3: where does muzz come from? We don't lock the back
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Speaker 3: door here. He's from Henty. He's a lot more regional
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Speaker 3: than me.
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Speaker 2: So he's locking the back door.
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Speaker 3: He's starting to lock the back door because we had
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Speaker 3: someone come through. And I think I said to you,
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Speaker 3: we had people come through and take our wallets out
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Speaker 3: of our cars. Cheeky chucks, what about you if you
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Speaker 3: had something stolen?
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Speaker 2: Not really, we just we got broken into once. At home,
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Speaker 2: our old holiday joint in Ardrossen, there used to be
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Speaker 2: a tinny tide chained to the pillars because on stilts.
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Speaker 2: Someone decided to knock that off one time as well.
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Speaker 3: Really, yeah, stole you tinny?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Isn't that a low act?
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Speaker 2: What is wrong with people?
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Speaker 3: You don't steal another man or woman's tiny It's just
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Speaker 3: not on, So.
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Speaker 2: We ever had anything stolen? Eight double two three double
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Speaker 2: o double zero double four eight Oh wait, thirteen ninety five,
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Speaker 2: everyone on air goes in the running for that Peppers
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Speaker 2: truck washpack we'll give away on Friday morning, currently twelve
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Speaker 2: after five. I wonder if Peter from Marlson's had anything stolen.
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Speaker 2: Hello Peter, good morning.
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Speaker 8: You're not going to believe this. When I was twenty,
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Speaker 8: I was in a relationship with a girl and my
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Speaker 8: best mate stole her for me, break my heart. It
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Speaker 8: made me very wary of girl for men on long
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Speaker 8: time ago.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Peter, that is sad. Sometimes one thing you can't
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Speaker 3: fix is a broken heart my friend, especially.
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Speaker 8: When you're best mate.
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Speaker 9: Well, that's even worse.
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Speaker 3: I mean, that's just that's not honest.
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Speaker 8: Anyway, When I was living in the leapy at Glen
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Speaker 8: Younger off Glen o Lenroad for forty six years, we
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Speaker 8: have our half burgled twice. On both occasions we're at
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Speaker 8: the Trots or Hams baking once at mary Bridge, al
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Speaker 8: once to play Derby. We know who did both robbery.
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Speaker 8: Unfortunately the police came but couldn't capture them. So there
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Speaker 8: you go.
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Speaker 3: Thanks Peter, thanks for your story got on a nice spot.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, someone of bit cheeky saw you potter on
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Speaker 3: down to the Trots and thought, hello, hello Peter from
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Speaker 3: Marsen I'm going to take all of your belongings naughty.
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Speaker 2: Some other good news. It sounds like coming out today, Naddy,
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Speaker 2: what is this showdown? Sixty set to be a stand
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Speaker 2: alone Saturday night showdown between Port Adelaide and the Adelaide
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Speaker 2: Crows twenty seventh of June Adelaide Over. It's a port
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Speaker 2: home game, but it sounds like for once, for once,
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Speaker 2: the AFL had decided to listen to the fans, especially
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Speaker 2: here in South Australia, were cracked up a couple of
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Speaker 2: weeks ago because we weren't standalone. First stand alone showdown
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Speaker 2: coming up.
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Speaker 3: Fantastic, hallelujah. Now I get it. I thought we had
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Speaker 3: some kind of Christian kind of holy gathering or something
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Speaker 3: on the steps of a church. I wasn't sure what
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Speaker 3: was happening there. Both would be exciting in their own rights,
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Speaker 3: but I think this is even more so. I mean,
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Speaker 3: the AFL come to their senses. They've clearly got pressure
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Speaker 3: from broadcasters and that's what's driving all of the key
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Speaker 3: decision making at that level at the moment because it's
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Speaker 3: the biggest revenue raiser. So if you're a fan in
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Speaker 3: the game thinking that you know, you've got to say
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Speaker 3: you don't. I'm afraid fox KO, Major Broadcasting seven and
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Speaker 3: I love Channel seven, actually love working with them dearly.
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Speaker 3: But they are the key stakeholders in the game, there's
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Speaker 3: no doubt about it.
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Speaker 2: What I don't understand is the fixture for the AFL
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Speaker 2: was set to come out yesterday for these next batch
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Speaker 2: of games, but then we heard in the morning of
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Speaker 2: oh we've got to push it back by day. What
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Speaker 2: could have possibly come up in the space of twenty
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Speaker 2: four hours that they couldn't release the fixture for another day.
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Speaker 2: I don't understand.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't understand it either. It's the AFL. Stop
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Speaker 3: trying to make sense of it.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.
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Speaker 3: So off the back of Showdout, there was some interesting
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Speaker 3: news in the Advertiser as well. Today. Former Port Adelaide
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Speaker 3: coach Ken Hinckley has refused to rule himself out of
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Speaker 3: the new Carlton job. M would he be a good
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Speaker 3: coach at Carlton Folks eight double two to three double
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Speaker 3: double A Any Port supporters out there. Do you think
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Speaker 3: Ken Hinckley would make a great coach for Carlton? Now
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Speaker 3: I think they've said their preference or it's been reported
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Speaker 3: that their preference would be a new coach. But I
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Speaker 3: just wonder if Ken Hinckley could be their man.
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Speaker 2: Well, here is Ken Hickley speaking on Melbourne radio.
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Speaker 10: If you're a coaching person, you take the opportunity to coach.
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Speaker 10: Now it's harder for me to answer because people go
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Speaker 10: straight away he wants to coach Carlton, he doesn't want
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Speaker 10: to coach Carlton. I'm not prepared to go black and
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Speaker 10: white and say this is well, there's a lot more
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Speaker 10: facts you need to gather before you would make a
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Speaker 10: decision around who you do and don't want to coach.
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Speaker 10: My challenge is I'm a much older person, so at
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Speaker 10: fifty nine, the sense I'd get with this is a
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Speaker 10: long ish build for Carlton and everyone's predicting their first
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Speaker 10: time coach. I would I'd be fascinated if John Longoy
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Speaker 10: wasn't spoken about really deeply at Carlton because he's such
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Speaker 10: a good fit for cultural issues and he's provided that
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Speaker 10: at Sydney.
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Speaker 2: He's not speaking like one who's saying pick me no.
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Speaker 3: But I think that's the Kennicley style. It's always like that,
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Speaker 3: and he's always pretty pretty rugged and honest, i'd say.
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Speaker 2: And when you think of people who are now at Carlton,
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Speaker 2: they could be getting the band back together. Chris Davies
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Speaker 2: is there, Travis Boke.
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Speaker 3: I think that's the last there Carleton. With much respect
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Speaker 3: to put Adelaide, I mean they did a great job,
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Speaker 3: but I don't think getting a repeat of an existing
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Speaker 3: culture and an existing program they need. I think they
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Speaker 3: need some fresh ideas, don't they. I think it would
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Speaker 3: look very cliche of Chris Davies went and got Ken
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Speaker 3: hinckleym and did that and brought port Adelaide over to Carlton.
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Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't think Carlton would be as
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Speaker 3: excited about that, Carlton fans than potentially a fresh coach
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Speaker 3: with new ideas, you know, someone unproven, someone with an
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Speaker 3: exciting take on what it could look like.
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Speaker 2: Devi's advocate here as a Carlton fan. What if you're thinking, well,
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Speaker 2: Ken took them to quite a few prelims and they
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Speaker 2: were quite successful, and we've been nowhere for thirty years.
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Speaker 2: He's more of a known quantity and how many first
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Speaker 2: time coaches has Carlton been through lately? Yeah, David Tigue,
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Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, Brenan Bolton, Brendan Bolton, Yeah yeah yeah.
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Speaker 3: I think I thought the other interesting thing in Ken's
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Speaker 3: comments there was he referenced a cultural problem or a
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Speaker 3: cultural issue that John Longmi could would helps solve that
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Speaker 3: for an next coach. To say that Carlton have a
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Speaker 3: cultural problem is really interesting.
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Speaker 11: Now.
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Speaker 3: Is that insight that he has that potentially us fans
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Speaker 3: on the outside don't or is that just him, like us,
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Speaker 3: looking from a far and going something it's not right
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Speaker 3: at this foota club.
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Speaker 2: Well, again, he's got contacts there. Do you think Can
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Speaker 2: and Chris are talking?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? Of course. Now yeah, really good point, really good point. Hey,
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Speaker 3: Carol said on the text line, Hi, guys, showdown, but
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Speaker 3: being Saturday night, will it be shown on channel seven?
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Speaker 3: And this is what's so good about our listeners. The
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Speaker 3: text down is Mark, who says, hello, Sam and Eddy,
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Speaker 3: it's a Saturday night game between Port and Crows. It's
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Speaker 3: a Fox game. So does that mean it will Oh?
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Speaker 3: He said, it will be the way so I would
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Speaker 3: expect on the Saturday night Channel seven will have that live.
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Speaker 2: I without knowing any of the details because we're still
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Speaker 2: getting drip fed this from the AFL. I would especially
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Speaker 2: get to standalone game on a Saturday night. I would
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Speaker 2: assume it would be live because that Tom Moren might
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Speaker 2: know a bit more of this after five point thirty,
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Speaker 2: because it's after this round eight or nine situation where
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Speaker 2: Ko and Fox have free reign of Saturday. I think
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Speaker 2: you'll find it should be live. Don't quote me on that.
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Speaker 3: I'd be shocked if it wasn't live. I'd be shocked.
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Speaker 3: Rob on the text line too, Ken, why would you
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Speaker 3: go to Carlton? Stay where you are? I'm loving your
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Speaker 3: commetary and I'm a Crows guy. He has been good
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Speaker 3: in the commentary box, Ken Hinckley.
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Speaker 2: I haven't heard much. You're normally working the games, but
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Speaker 2: the feedback I've heard is people do like him, and
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Speaker 2: during the showdown for the Fox call, it did feel
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Speaker 2: a bit ruvy ken Port v Crows on the Fox Yeah,
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Speaker 2: which you don't normally hear on a TV broadcast.
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Speaker 3: I think when fresh head coaches are in the commentary box,
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Speaker 3: I think they add a lot of value.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Mark as well on the on the text line
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Speaker 2: talking about stolen items a late eighties. Some crim just
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Speaker 2: let out of yattler jail, stole my h Q holden
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Speaker 2: back in the clink mark from Para Hills.
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Speaker 3: Goodness me, what's something you had stolen? Folks off the
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Speaker 3: back of this parrot that's gone missing. Who steals a parrot?
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Speaker 3: I mean, is that was that a decision driven by
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Speaker 3: the parrot being worth it? Or is that a decision
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Speaker 3: just because you've desperately wanted a parrot? Or was it
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Speaker 3: a bit of a prank?
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Speaker 2: It's an odd one.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you could go and steal something worth more
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Speaker 3: than a parrot and the upkeep and taking it. I mean,
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Speaker 3: it just doesn't seem like an easy thing to steal
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Speaker 3: at all.
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Speaker 2: Twenty after five eight double two to three double o
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Speaker 2: double oh zero double four eight oh wait thirteen ninety
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Speaker 2: five and get on the phones or send it a text.
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Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam Dado five double a early Breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Twenty three after five Kate Colin's coming up very shortly
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Speaker 2: with the five thirty news and get involved on the
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Speaker 2: text line or give us a call on eight double
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Speaker 2: two three double O double oh zero double four eight
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Speaker 2: oh wait thirteen ninety five Netty. We know that the
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Speaker 2: Pike Lands and the North Adelaid golf Course has been
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Speaker 2: a very contentious decision by the Premiere, even though he
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Speaker 2: did take it to an election, so some can say
16:47
Speaker 2: that he had a mandate. He didn't launch it on
16:49
Speaker 2: us like the Prime Minister did with his budget last
16:53
Speaker 2: two nights ago. But we know the trees have started
16:55
Speaker 2: to come down. This was one of the protests on
16:57
Speaker 2: seven News a couple of days ago.
16:58
Speaker 9: We must stand.
16:59
Speaker 2: Up for the processes of government that are democratic.
17:05
Speaker 9: This is not democratic and we.
17:07
Speaker 2: Also saw the vision of the protest is trying to
17:09
Speaker 2: stop those workers in their trucks to try and get
17:12
Speaker 2: in and out of the golf course. Well. The Lord
17:14
Speaker 2: Mayor of Adelaide, Jane low Makesmith, posted this last night
17:18
Speaker 2: on her Facebook page. Following more than twelve months of
17:21
Speaker 2: trying to work constructively with the state government, Adelaide City
17:24
Speaker 2: Councilors resolved to take fresh action over the proposed North
17:27
Speaker 2: Adelaide golf Course redevelopment last night. The council will now
17:31
Speaker 2: seek urgent legal advice and where the Council can force
17:34
Speaker 2: a federal referral before works proceed, ask the Federal government
17:38
Speaker 2: to assess assess whether the project could impact the National
17:41
Speaker 2: Heritage listed parklands. Right to the Federal Environment Minister requesting
17:46
Speaker 2: a formal assessment under the National Environment Law. Right to
17:49
Speaker 2: the South Australian Premier requesting the state government formally refers
17:53
Speaker 2: the project for federal review. Matt Monty from the Adelaide
17:58
Speaker 2: Parkland's Association.
17:59
Speaker 7: The President this to say, because the park lands are
18:01
Speaker 7: nationally Heritage listed and this action would be considered, I
18:05
Speaker 7: believe a controlled action under the Act. There is a
18:08
Speaker 7: potential that with legal advice, we could get some sort
18:11
Speaker 7: of injunction to stop this process at least until the
18:14
Speaker 7: Federal Environment Minister has a look has some public consultation.
18:19
Speaker 2: So I don't know if this is going to go anywhere.
18:22
Speaker 2: I know Tim Downey on FIVEA Mornings today is going
18:24
Speaker 2: to have a look at do they even have a
18:27
Speaker 2: case here or is this just them trying to create
18:29
Speaker 2: some noise around it.
18:31
Speaker 3: Yeah? That interesting, It will be really interesting. Get your
18:34
Speaker 3: calls in on that, if you've got an opinion, We
18:35
Speaker 3: always love getting to those. I just want a little
18:38
Speaker 3: bit of clarity in and around, Like what the frustration
18:40
Speaker 3: is now is the frustration the removal of trees because
18:45
Speaker 3: of the destruction of habitat for the possums. Is that
18:49
Speaker 3: the issue? Or is it the fact that the trees,
18:54
Speaker 3: the natural element of the area, is being disturbed. Is
18:59
Speaker 3: that what visually where we don't have the the dense
19:03
Speaker 3: population of trees in and around our park lens that
19:05
Speaker 3: we know and love, is that the issue?
19:06
Speaker 2: I'd say it's both, is it? Yeah?
19:09
Speaker 9: Do people know.
19:09
Speaker 3: How many common bushtail possums and how many common ringtail
19:12
Speaker 3: possums there are in South Australia.
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Speaker 2: There would be someone who had a number. I don't
19:17
Speaker 2: know what it is.
19:17
Speaker 3: They're not exactly endangered sam okay, right, Well, unless every
19:21
Speaker 3: single protester there is just like a you know, a
19:25
Speaker 3: concerned vegan who doesn't eat any meat and he's completely
19:31
Speaker 3: and utterly against the you know, the disturbance of any
19:35
Speaker 3: animal in society, then I'm not sure that you know
19:40
Speaker 3: the destruction habitat for you know, what is an over
19:44
Speaker 3: populated species of animal is really that big an issue.
19:48
Speaker 2: Rob puts it very well on the text line. The
19:49
Speaker 2: golf course has estimated nine thousand trees five hundred and
19:53
Speaker 2: fifty are being removed, or six point five percent with
19:57
Speaker 2: three to one replacement rate of the trees being removed.
19:59
Speaker 2: I think the parklands will be okay.
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Speaker 3: Well, that's kind of what I'm getting out. I'm just
20:03
Speaker 3: I'm just not one hundred percent clear what the exact
20:06
Speaker 3: issue is other than people just get so frustrated when
20:10
Speaker 3: a tree comes down. Now, is there the same Is
20:12
Speaker 3: there the same level of intensity in around trees being
20:15
Speaker 3: chopped down on a farm out at the Malley Well?
20:19
Speaker 3: Is someone out out in the mat like? Are these
20:20
Speaker 3: protests out in the Mallee when people are clearing for
20:22
Speaker 3: crop cropping and grazing area? Like, I'm just not one
20:25
Speaker 3: hundred percent sure what someone can keep up in there.
20:28
Speaker 3: Do your research before you come in and radio common
20:30
Speaker 3: bushtail possums are classified as rare in South Australia.
20:33
Speaker 2: Is that true?
20:33
Speaker 3: I don't think that is true at all.
20:35
Speaker 2: I have to do some research on that.
20:36
Speaker 3: I'll do some research. God, there's a lot of possums
20:38
Speaker 3: on in my house and I live in Onley.
20:40
Speaker 2: Anthony's cold in Good morning, Anthony.
20:42
Speaker 11: Hey go, I'm just sitting in their latest news and
20:44
Speaker 11: I doubt was protests this morning and for early morning
20:48
Speaker 11: golfer Us bring your own drinks. Who's the canteen? Was
20:52
Speaker 11: that this morning? At the train station they were moved
20:55
Speaker 11: the ticket office and all that for the golf course
20:57
Speaker 11: today and ringtail I found free babies together driplets, so
21:05
Speaker 11: I added that one to the Worldline for rescue when
21:07
Speaker 11: they came collect them and.
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Speaker 3: They thank you, thank you, Anthony, Ie Anthony. So let's
21:15
Speaker 3: do some research on bushtail possums in South Australia. I
21:20
Speaker 3: believe I actually am wrong. I am wrong.
21:23
Speaker 2: Would you like to wait for five point thirty and
21:25
Speaker 2: get your thoughts together with this?
21:26
Speaker 3: I'm happy if someone texting and says I'm totally wrong.
21:29
Speaker 3: I mean, I've never seen more possums in my life.
21:31
Speaker 3: But if there is an issue with their levels, and
21:34
Speaker 3: I'm happy to be I'm happy to be told that.
21:36
Speaker 3: So I'll Dore's some research and I'll get back to
21:38
Speaker 3: you on possum numbers.
21:39
Speaker 2: Anthony, just there talking about a suspicious fire that broke
21:41
Speaker 2: out at the North Adelaide golf Course redevelopment site. Kate
21:44
Speaker 2: Collins will have all the information for you at the
21:47
Speaker 2: during the five thirty news on that one. Back to
21:50
Speaker 2: the text line, mark not mark another one? Will? Will
21:56
Speaker 2: you ask Mali how much for a round of golf
21:58
Speaker 2: on the new course? How is it fair for public,
22:01
Speaker 2: normal working class players. Nothing to see here? Ah, who
22:04
Speaker 2: cares about them? Let's make it exclusive so much more
22:08
Speaker 2: so more people can come from over into state. You
22:13
Speaker 2: look like you're very engrossed in your research now.
22:15
Speaker 3: Now I'm just looking at all of these different possum
22:18
Speaker 3: species and all of their different numbers. I mean, this
22:20
Speaker 3: is quite fascinating. Actually, if someone's got a good idea
22:24
Speaker 3: on this, please eight double two three double o double A,
22:26
Speaker 3: they will know more than I do. And I'm just
22:28
Speaker 3: doing some reading on Green Adelaide and some other credited
22:31
Speaker 3: forums here online, so I don't want to speak to
22:34
Speaker 3: it until I actually have an understanding. But essentially, there's
22:36
Speaker 3: a bushtail possum, a ringtail possum, a Western pygmy possum,
22:40
Speaker 3: a little pigmy possum, and an Eastern pigmy possum. And
22:42
Speaker 3: I think it's the bushtail possum and the ringtail possum
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Speaker 3: that are in consideration here.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I believe, so, yes.
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Speaker 3: All right, well let's do some research on that.
22:51
Speaker 2: Time for the five thirty News with Kate Collins Tom
22:53
Speaker 2: Ran coming up very shortly than back to your calls.
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Speaker 1: Need meet Henry and Sam Daddo five double a early breakfast.
23:02
Speaker 2: Then it's to six on this Thursday morning. You just
23:04
Speaker 2: heard with Kate Collins. We're going for a top of
23:07
Speaker 2: twenty four degrees currently fifteen in the city, so we're
23:11
Speaker 2: getting a bit cool. But it's not too bad this morning.
23:13
Speaker 2: If you're out there doing your morning exercise, going for
23:16
Speaker 2: a run, going for a walk, if you are out
23:18
Speaker 2: and a beut, I'd love to hear from you. Tom
23:20
Speaker 2: ran very shortly with the latest in Sport. But Sally
23:22
Speaker 2: from Hillcrest's cold in morning's out.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, How are you good?
23:26
Speaker 2: Sally?
23:27
Speaker 5: You were talking about things getting stolen. We've had a
23:32
Speaker 5: few different things, but I've got a kind of wasn't
23:36
Speaker 5: funny at the time, but cheeky funny. One my kids
23:40
Speaker 5: ordered Uber eat and the Uber driver came to our house,
23:46
Speaker 5: put the food down on the veranda and took the
23:49
Speaker 5: photo to prove it was delivered, and then picked it
23:51
Speaker 5: up and walked off with it. No yep, And it
23:54
Speaker 5: was all caught on our security camera and we sent
23:59
Speaker 5: it to and they said we'll give a refund this time.
24:03
Speaker 5: And I'm like, well, what do you mean this time
24:06
Speaker 5: exactly your driver took it. But yeah, he physically walked
24:09
Speaker 5: up to the door, took the photo for proof that
24:11
Speaker 5: had been delivered, and then picked it up and walked
24:14
Speaker 5: off with it. But didn't see the camera, so I
24:15
Speaker 5: didn't realize he was caught on camera.
24:17
Speaker 2: What was the food I think it was.
24:21
Speaker 5: I think it was Macha's they ordered, But yeah, he
24:25
Speaker 5: did the whole thing, picked it up, came to the house,
24:28
Speaker 5: took his photo for proof, and if we didn't have
24:30
Speaker 5: the security camera, we would have had not known what
24:34
Speaker 5: had happened. But yeah, literally just walked back down the
24:37
Speaker 5: drive with it and got in his car.
24:39
Speaker 3: So that is extraordinary, isn't it? And what I mean
24:43
Speaker 3: that is just ridiculous. I wonder how often some of
24:46
Speaker 3: these zuber drivers do this. I'm sure ninety nine point
24:49
Speaker 3: nine percent of them do the right thing. But I mean,
24:51
Speaker 3: if he was hungry after a long shift, only just
24:53
Speaker 3: come in and have a nugget with you and the family,
24:55
Speaker 3: I'm sure you would have been happy to support that.
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Speaker 5: I like that one.
25:01
Speaker 3: You know, if you've got enough nuggets, he could come
25:02
Speaker 3: and pop in and you know, have a bit of
25:04
Speaker 3: popcorn chicken or whatever that stuff is, and and say,
25:07
Speaker 3: on your merry way, but stealing, and I mean, that's
25:09
Speaker 3: just that's just rude.
25:10
Speaker 2: What's he go to takeaway?
25:12
Speaker 5: Sally for a flavor wrap from Red Rooster.
25:18
Speaker 9: Oh, is a bit of a sami.
25:21
Speaker 5: It's not totally healthy, obviously, that's got the chicken tenders,
25:25
Speaker 5: but it's semi healthy because you've got your salad and
25:29
Speaker 5: stuff with her. And I just, yeah, I prefer that on.
25:32
Speaker 5: It's just a flavor rap.
25:33
Speaker 3: It's perfect, Sally. Don't worry about the health stuff when
25:36
Speaker 3: you get takeaway. That's not what it's about. It's about
25:39
Speaker 3: the convenience and the flavor. Don't worry about it.
25:42
Speaker 5: It's about I don't want to cook.
25:43
Speaker 3: Correct. Brilliant, brilliant, Thanks Sally. Sally from Hillcrest, always a
25:47
Speaker 3: great call. I appreciate that. Kathy on the text line
25:50
Speaker 3: sam Ari the golf course development, what concerns her from
25:53
Speaker 3: her perspective, and this is her text. I get frustrated
25:56
Speaker 3: that we humans are so selfish and ignore or downplay
25:59
Speaker 3: the development on the other creatures with whom we share
26:02
Speaker 3: this planet. This applies to everything humans do, not just
26:05
Speaker 3: the golf course. I wonder what David Attenborough would think
26:08
Speaker 3: about it. This planet is precious, Kathy, good text, good text.
26:14
Speaker 3: What do you think?
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Speaker 2: I think it's always very difficult here in South Australia
26:20
Speaker 2: and in Adelaide whenever any sort of development gets noted
26:25
Speaker 2: for the parklands because of the history and the uniqueness
26:29
Speaker 2: of it. And we're the only city in Australia that
26:32
Speaker 2: has such a valuable, valuable land that surrounds the city
26:38
Speaker 2: and it's green space and it's for everyone. With the
26:42
Speaker 2: golf course, though, I still find it hard to wrap
26:45
Speaker 2: my head around. It's still going to be open land.
26:49
Speaker 2: You're still going to be able to use it. The
26:51
Speaker 2: public is still going to be able to go there.
26:53
Speaker 3: It's not even let's not picture a golf course and look,
26:56
Speaker 3: I don't think it's wrong on it. Let's not picture
26:58
Speaker 3: some flat developed you know, like this is still going
27:04
Speaker 3: to have a huge density of trees in and within it.
27:07
Speaker 3: We're not clearing the space. It's not going to be
27:10
Speaker 3: do you know what. I'm kind of getting it like.
27:12
Speaker 2: I'm with it be an oval.
27:14
Speaker 3: Yep, there's gonna be some trees and these possums. I've
27:17
Speaker 3: got so much conflicting information on the possums. I mean
27:20
Speaker 3: some read next year on the internet. I think that
27:22
Speaker 3: there's that many bushtail possums. We need to get rid
27:24
Speaker 3: of a few, and then everyone else in the Save
27:26
Speaker 3: Our Wildlife Foundation think we've got none of them. I mean,
27:29
Speaker 3: imagine being a child at high school and trying to
27:31
Speaker 3: put an assignment together. I mean, the conflicting information here
27:35
Speaker 3: is just ridiculous. Well, someone give me a number of
27:39
Speaker 3: bushtail possums. How many bushtail possums are there? Someone go
27:43
Speaker 3: and count them with.
27:44
Speaker 2: Someone should be able to jump on the text line
27:45
Speaker 2: before we wrap up at six o'clock. For now, the
27:48
Speaker 2: latest Inscourse with Tom Ran Tommy, Good morning.
27:52
Speaker 9: Morning boys.
27:52
Speaker 12: As we heard with Kate in the news just a
27:54
Speaker 12: moment or two ago, a showdown date is set for
27:58
Speaker 12: the second showed out of the season twenty seven. I
28:00
Speaker 12: think it was Saturday night, so it's going to be played.
28:03
Speaker 12: Then there's seven games that week, so I'm not sure
28:08
Speaker 12: whether or not it's going to be a standalone. We
28:09
Speaker 12: get the rest of the fixtures today, but it's not
28:14
Speaker 12: going to be a Thursday or a Friday night. But
28:16
Speaker 12: it looks like it's going to be a Saturday night
28:17
Speaker 12: that it's going to be played.
28:18
Speaker 3: Nothing wrong with that, NNI.
28:20
Speaker 9: Yeah, I think it's okay.
28:21
Speaker 3: It was always it was always going to be a
28:23
Speaker 3: Friday or Saturday or a Thursday, wasn't it. Yeah, playing
28:26
Speaker 3: a showdown on a body Sunday after no exactly, I
28:29
Speaker 3: just don't spew up. I just don't know whether or
28:31
Speaker 3: not it's going to be a standalone.
28:32
Speaker 2: Well, port adelaide of reporting that it will be okay
28:35
Speaker 2: on their social media pages.
28:37
Speaker 9: Well, that's that's a good thing. I don't know if
28:39
Speaker 9: that's been the case before.
28:40
Speaker 12: We've certainly had a lot of Saturday showdowns, a lot
28:42
Speaker 12: of Twilight and Saturday night ones.
28:44
Speaker 2: I feel the port Home showdowns normally is Saturday.
28:47
Speaker 9: Yes, But whether or not they've been standalone in the past,
28:49
Speaker 9: I'm not sure. Now.
28:49
Speaker 12: It might have a bit to do with the fact
28:51
Speaker 12: that there are fewer games that weekend because sometimes have
28:54
Speaker 12: got the buye.
28:55
Speaker 2: Right, That's how it can shake out.
28:57
Speaker 12: Yeah, but regardless, that's when it's going to be. So
29:00
Speaker 12: we'll keep an eye on that as it unfolds. In
29:03
Speaker 12: terms of this week, No Riley Phil Thorpe, Well, at
29:06
Speaker 12: least it's looking like that anyway, the teams will come
29:08
Speaker 12: out today. He didn't train yesterday. He's got a bad back.
29:11
Speaker 12: He hasn't looked right, has he in the last few weeks.
29:14
Speaker 12: Paul Riley looks. He looks a bit like the tin
29:16
Speaker 12: Man from the Wizard of Oz. He's really struggling to
29:18
Speaker 12: move at the moment. We know how important he is,
29:21
Speaker 12: a wonderful player, but he might need a couple of
29:25
Speaker 12: weeks off before the bye. They're just sort of limping
29:28
Speaker 12: on at the moment the Crows, aren't they with a
29:30
Speaker 12: few injuries. They get one or two back and then
29:32
Speaker 12: they seem to lose a couple. So I know Taylor
29:34
Speaker 12: Walker has put his hand up, but I don't think
29:36
Speaker 12: you'd be risking him this week with a fourteen day hamstring.
29:39
Speaker 12: I haven't heard of too many fourteen day ones.
29:41
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I'd be shocked if text players. I don't
29:43
Speaker 3: think he will. So have the club been clear in
29:46
Speaker 3: and around Riley Philthorpe's injury. I mean, have they come
29:48
Speaker 3: out and said he's carrying something or is that just
29:50
Speaker 3: us watching him and going he's not quite right?
29:52
Speaker 9: No, he missed yesterday.
29:54
Speaker 12: I'm pretty sure Maddy Knicks in his press conference confirmed
29:56
Speaker 12: that it's a sore back. You know, that's been reasonably
29:59
Speaker 12: well documented. So look, I don't know if there's something
30:03
Speaker 12: beyond that, but he definitely hasn't looked right. He's you know,
30:07
Speaker 12: he's still contributing, still taking some really good marks, but
30:10
Speaker 12: it's not the Raleghilthorpe that we probably saw from last year.
30:13
Speaker 2: Here is Matthew Nicks speaking a bit about Riley Philthorpe
30:16
Speaker 2: and their game plan.
30:17
Speaker 4: I think Riley's worked his way through some physical challenges
30:20
Speaker 4: this year. The lower backs has troubled him. But there's
30:23
Speaker 4: a combination in our delivery at the moment, and we
30:27
Speaker 4: talk about our overall game plan isn't consistent. A couple
30:30
Speaker 4: of the two together, it's been a challenge. This guy's
30:32
Speaker 4: a beast.
30:33
Speaker 9: When are we going to see it?
30:34
Speaker 4: Well, let's let's do what we can to help him
30:35
Speaker 4: as a team. And we're having those discussions.
30:37
Speaker 3: Internally, so do what you can to help him as
30:41
Speaker 3: a team. What does that mean? What Rubb's back? Before
30:44
Speaker 3: the game, everyone got back in there, like, let's get
30:47
Speaker 3: an elbow in. What does that even mean?
30:49
Speaker 2: Nice?
30:50
Speaker 9: Seriously, I'm not sure it's a good question.
30:53
Speaker 3: What does that mean that is.
30:54
Speaker 2: Just you're out of everyone should be able to know. Well, no,
30:57
Speaker 2: trust me, if you don't know, we wouldn't have a clue.
30:59
Speaker 3: Like coaches just have a fascinating way of answering something
31:03
Speaker 3: without answering.
31:04
Speaker 9: Yeah, it happens a lot.
31:06
Speaker 2: So the closest to a politician without being one.
31:08
Speaker 12: Yeah, and look at his frustrating because some of the
31:10
Speaker 12: questions sometimes they get asked the same question five or
31:14
Speaker 12: six different ways, you know, because the journalists saw, you know,
31:18
Speaker 12: the meat. He is trying to get a certain response
31:21
Speaker 12: and you know, so you play this, you played his dance,
31:24
Speaker 12: you know, like it's this almost like a tango just
31:27
Speaker 12: hunting packs germs exactly, So you get this game. But
31:33
Speaker 12: then you get these answers where you like, what does
31:36
Speaker 12: that mean? What speak is that? So a bit of fun,
31:40
Speaker 12: but hopefully Riley is going to be right in terms
31:43
Speaker 12: of the power. Looks like a savaadically is going to
31:45
Speaker 12: get the nod ahead of Todd Marshall. So they're in
31:47
Speaker 12: Darwin at the moment the power. They've got their game
31:50
Speaker 12: tomorrow night against Gold Coast. They've won nine straight up there,
31:54
Speaker 12: so that's going to be a difficult assignment for the power,
31:57
Speaker 12: but a sabatically it will play I think ahead of Todd.
32:00
Speaker 3: So now import sorry to interrupt your Sam as you
32:03
Speaker 3: went to speak port. So you go from Todd Marshall.
32:06
Speaker 3: Yeah who It was probably their most important valuable forward
32:10
Speaker 3: before Georgi artists really started kicking on. Now he finds
32:13
Speaker 3: himself in the two's kind of wondering, Hey am I
32:15
Speaker 3: a backman? Am I forward?
32:17
Speaker 2: Like?
32:18
Speaker 3: What the career progression of him over the last couple
32:20
Speaker 3: of years. I mean, credit to Josh Carr with trying
32:22
Speaker 3: something new and when he kicks the ball he looks great,
32:24
Speaker 3: But you've lost an asset. Yeah, you've got a samf
32:27
Speaker 3: player and he used to be one of your best forwards.
32:29
Speaker 3: I mean the return on that thought, to me just
32:31
Speaker 3: doesn't make any sense.
32:32
Speaker 9: I tend to agree.
32:33
Speaker 12: I think they probably need to try and reform him
32:37
Speaker 12: back as a forward now, whether or not he went
32:39
Speaker 12: to them and said I want to play the fans
32:41
Speaker 12: and they said, okay, he had that time out with
32:43
Speaker 12: the knee, But you're right, he had some really good
32:46
Speaker 12: football as a forward. And it just seems like this
32:50
Speaker 12: is very much to the untrained, you know, just observer
32:53
Speaker 12: who commentates a few of his games and watches him.
32:55
Speaker 12: But he's a much more natural forward I think, and
32:58
Speaker 12: defending as you know, need you've got to be you've
33:01
Speaker 12: got to.
33:01
Speaker 9: Be right on someone. You've got to be really in
33:04
Speaker 9: the contest.
33:04
Speaker 12: You've got to be sometimes unfashionable and a bit you know,
33:07
Speaker 12: almost grunt like, whereas I don't know that that comes
33:10
Speaker 12: as naturally to him.
33:11
Speaker 3: Well, let's ask our Port Adelaide listeners. If you were
33:13
Speaker 3: coaching against Port Adelaide and Todd Marshall was in your
33:17
Speaker 3: forward line, you're coaching against him. To me, he is
33:20
Speaker 3: a threat, yes, yeah, how do we stop? Todd Marshall
33:22
Speaker 3: had the ball I reckon at the moment behind the ball,
33:24
Speaker 3: you're going, hey, lads, here's an opportunity if we get
33:26
Speaker 3: a really dangerous key forward who's physical and can dominate
33:29
Speaker 3: his body. There's an opportunity for us here. So you're
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Speaker 3: losing a threat and adding an opportunity for your opposition.
33:35
Speaker 3: To me, it just doesn't make a eight per cents
33:37
Speaker 3: at all.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 12: And Marshall as well, like you said, with George Ardi's
33:41
Speaker 12: sort of taking the number one backman. He's that guy
33:44
Speaker 12: that can float across and take the number two or
33:46
Speaker 12: three defender and be a bit more potent. So that's interesting.
33:49
Speaker 12: Look this morning saved me a lot of Premier League fans.
33:52
Speaker 12: It's getting really tight towards the end of the season.
33:55
Speaker 12: Manchester City's leading TUILA at the moment against Crystal Palace,
33:58
Speaker 12: which means they're almost certain to win in second half.
34:00
Speaker 12: Now that means the gap between them and Arsenal will
34:03
Speaker 12: be only two points with two games to play, so
34:05
Speaker 12: it is really tight.
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Speaker 9: It's probably going to go down to the last game.
34:08
Speaker 12: What they do in the Premier League and other leagues
34:10
Speaker 12: around the world is the final game of the season.
34:14
Speaker 12: To avoid one team knowing what they have to do,
34:17
Speaker 12: they play all ten games. So this twenty teams they
34:20
Speaker 12: play all ten games at exactly at the same time.
34:22
Speaker 12: So I think it's fantastic. You always get this enormous drama.
34:27
Speaker 12: None better than when Manchester City won the title oh
34:30
Speaker 12: for the first time in fifty odd years, about fifteen
34:32
Speaker 12: years ago now. Sergio Aguero scored the goal in the
34:35
Speaker 12: ninety fifth minute. Manchester United had won a minute before City.
34:38
Speaker 3: Were tied and they had to score late to win
34:42
Speaker 3: the championship, and they did, and it was just some
34:45
Speaker 3: of the best scenes you'll ever seen, So we could
34:47
Speaker 3: get something similar to that if Arsenal do break through.
34:51
Speaker 12: So there's that Adelaide United will train today's sellout. It's
34:54
Speaker 12: officially a sellout for their match tomorrow night, which is
34:57
Speaker 12: great news. So they're going to be playing against all.
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Speaker 2: So what do they have to do. Where's the aggregate
35:02
Speaker 2: art and seeing I've just learned this term.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, exactly, No, it's one one at the moment, so
35:06
Speaker 12: they need to win their game and if they win,
35:08
Speaker 12: they're through. If it's a draw at the end of
35:11
Speaker 12: full time, it'll be a draw on aggregat so it'll
35:14
Speaker 12: go to extra time and if it's still a draw,
35:16
Speaker 12: it'll go to penalty.
35:17
Speaker 2: So what a harsh way to figure out a way.
35:19
Speaker 12: It can be brutal, but sort of that's the game,
35:22
Speaker 12: isn't it. But that's where it's outside's one one. It
35:24
Speaker 12: was a pretty good result I thought for the Reds
35:26
Speaker 12: over there to get a draw, they're gonna have the
35:29
Speaker 12: advantage of the home crowd. Luky Yavanovitch comes back. Remember
35:32
Speaker 12: he got suspended for taking his shirt off, So there's
35:34
Speaker 12: all of that, which is good and.
35:36
Speaker 9: Just while we're on the world game.
35:38
Speaker 12: A bit of a story that I've seen pop up
35:39
Speaker 12: just in the last little while. Southampton. So you've got
35:44
Speaker 12: the Premier League. Everyone wants to be in that, the
35:46
Speaker 12: English Premier League. That's the number one sort of division
35:50
Speaker 12: in worth millions, multi billion dollar industry. The division below
35:54
Speaker 12: that is called the Championship. So every season three sides
35:57
Speaker 12: get relegated eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, and then the top two
36:00
Speaker 12: automatically go up from the Championship, and then third, fourth,
36:04
Speaker 12: fifth and sixth. They play like a little final system
36:07
Speaker 12: to see who's going to be the third side to
36:09
Speaker 12: go up. They're hugely important games because the difference between
36:13
Speaker 12: playing in the Championship in the Premier League is massive,
36:16
Speaker 12: like a huge financial win for anyway one of the
36:19
Speaker 12: sides playing or two of the sides playing against each other,
36:22
Speaker 12: Southampton Middlesbrough. There is a story just sort of breaking
36:26
Speaker 12: that Southampton could be thrown out of the Championship playoffs
36:29
Speaker 12: and deny the chance of promotion if an independent commission
36:33
Speaker 12: upholds the charge that they've spied on a Middlesbrough training
36:37
Speaker 12: session pulled up to their playoffs semi finals. So it's
36:41
Speaker 12: all happening over in the UK.
36:43
Speaker 2: That's a huge penalty.
36:44
Speaker 9: Massive penalty.
36:45
Speaker 12: So did you ever have any spies come out to
36:48
Speaker 12: watch grows training that we're aware of.
36:50
Speaker 2: It's not that hard to look at West Lakes, it's
36:52
Speaker 2: a dust bowl. You can just look through the buildings.
36:54
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think you really need to be a
36:56
Speaker 3: spy really there. Yeah, you can design Potter in all
36:58
Speaker 3: you journalists were always there, so you were heaving on everyone.
37:02
Speaker 2: What a spy?
37:04
Speaker 3: No, no spies. We never had any whiteboard photos taken
37:07
Speaker 3: or anything at pretty safe in the West Lakes compound.
37:11
Speaker 2: Yep, yep.
37:12
Speaker 12: Well they're not happy over there, so Southampton could be
37:16
Speaker 12: in major trouble.
37:17
Speaker 9: So a bit of a developing story of that one.
37:19
Speaker 3: Now, just lastly, you were in white linen, kind of
37:22
Speaker 3: Chino style shorts. You've got a burken stock on and
37:25
Speaker 3: then you've got a really crisp, nice white T shirt.
37:28
Speaker 3: He's going on.
37:29
Speaker 2: I feel a bit of Hallo filming coming on.
37:34
Speaker 12: I've got to I just thought of come in there.
37:37
Speaker 12: It's basically all I could find. But I've got to
37:39
Speaker 12: help out with Casarah had eye surgery. I need a
37:42
Speaker 12: couple of days, so she can't drive at the moment,
37:43
Speaker 12: so I'm just helping, and I usually go to the.
37:46
Speaker 3: Gym, but I won't help by looking good.
37:50
Speaker 12: What does that I've got to go home and drop
37:52
Speaker 12: the boys off, and I can't go to the gym.
37:54
Speaker 12: I usually come in my gym attire because I got
37:55
Speaker 12: the gym after here, but I can't do that today,
37:58
Speaker 12: So a bit annoyed about it.
37:59
Speaker 3: So the one time your wife can't see you decided
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Speaker 3: to look like a ten out of ten.
38:03
Speaker 2: Exactly right, keep looking good, Tommy, got to get to
38:07
Speaker 2: a break. You've got Tom Ram with Kate Collins at
38:09
Speaker 2: the six o'clock News. We're going to get to a
38:11
Speaker 2: quick break though, so jump on the phones. Plenty of
38:12
Speaker 2: text coming into.
38:14
Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam Daddo five double A early breakfast.
38:20
Speaker 2: Seven minutes to sixth day of the Wheel coming up
38:22
Speaker 2: very shortly for five double A Breakfast. The premier Peter
38:26
Speaker 2: Malanauskus will be on the show. Also Matthew Abraham the
38:28
Speaker 2: dissect the week in political spin. So plenty for you
38:31
Speaker 2: on your Thursday morning. Got a few texts coming in though,
38:34
Speaker 2: neddie before We're talking about very quickly nice weather out there,
38:38
Speaker 2: who's out doing what well John, Morning Fellers, beautiful fresh
38:41
Speaker 2: and clear morning this morning on my walk with my
38:43
Speaker 2: border collie in five oh six.
38:45
Speaker 3: Three beautiful great species of dog, border Collies. You love
38:50
Speaker 3: a border coll I love them kelpies and border Collie's
38:52
Speaker 3: so smart.
38:53
Speaker 2: Also talking about the trees in North Adelaide, another one here,
38:57
Speaker 2: head up to Mount Barker. Total destruction up there. Such
38:59
Speaker 2: a shame in reference to trees being chopped down.
39:02
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, it is. It's a shame. Well, no, sorry,
39:08
Speaker 3: I don't agree fully with your text. I mean, what's
39:10
Speaker 3: the one of the biggest issues facing anyone in our
39:13
Speaker 3: state at the moment, having availability and having affordability and healthcare? Right,
39:18
Speaker 3: So Mount Barker solves both of those issues in a way. Yeah,
39:22
Speaker 3: Like the tree leans just treat me as an idiot,
39:26
Speaker 3: and that's what I am. I am an idiot. The
39:29
Speaker 3: golf course is still going to be green space, correct,
39:32
Speaker 3: The trees are going to be replanted threefold threefold. Yes,
39:37
Speaker 3: So in terms of like the amount of trees that
39:40
Speaker 3: are going it will have no notable impact on anything
39:46
Speaker 3: other than the population of possums. It's just the removal
39:52
Speaker 3: of habitat. That's the only thing I can actually accurately,
39:58
Speaker 3: accurately kind of assume is the issue with this you're
40:05
Speaker 3: nodding at me, Is that how you feel? Yeah, if anything,
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Speaker 3: putting a long lasting asset right that is commercially viable
40:14
Speaker 3: to a sect actually protects that space to a degree,
40:17
Speaker 3: because what if we get a really, really really pro
40:20
Speaker 3: development premiere in thirty years. Besides, that's the perfect spot
40:25
Speaker 3: for a housing development to do six seven story apartments
40:29
Speaker 3: for people to live in close to the CBD. This really,
40:34
Speaker 3: apart from you know, and I will acknowledge destroying a
40:36
Speaker 3: little bit of habitat for these possums. Other than that,
40:39
Speaker 3: I really can't see that much disadvantage to the trees
40:43
Speaker 3: being brought down.
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Speaker 2: As you said, if it was a development, I was
40:45
Speaker 2: clearing out everything. If it was building up, building out,
40:48
Speaker 2: one hundred percent. But it's green space. Yeah, I'm with you.
40:52
Speaker 2: Doesn't make sense, Andrew. For Andrew that on the text
40:56
Speaker 2: line has a completely different view. The worst part for
40:58
Speaker 2: me is the heavy clearing that took place long before
41:00
Speaker 2: the Significant Tree Act was introduced in twenty seventeen. The
41:03
Speaker 2: ovals and sport feels scattered throughout the parklands sit on
41:06
Speaker 2: the ground that was heavily treed. At least now for
41:09
Speaker 2: every significant tree that is removed, three trees have to
41:12
Speaker 2: be planted, exactly right. So these five hundred and eighty
41:15
Speaker 2: five trees that are coming out in North Adelaide, for
41:17
Speaker 2: everyone that's removed, three go back in.
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Speaker 3: We're making more environmentally conscious decisions now than what we
41:22
Speaker 3: were at that time hundred percent.
41:24
Speaker 2: Yeah, But then you've got another text that says fifty
41:26
Speaker 2: to one hundred years to regrow those trees that we're losing.
41:28
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm not disputing that, but again not actually
41:33
Speaker 3: having any notable impact on the creation of oxygen or
41:36
Speaker 3: like the bidiversity of the area. Really are they it's
41:39
Speaker 3: just the habitat in those trees themselves. Is there some
41:42
Speaker 3: form of compensation we can we actually create some man
41:46
Speaker 3: made structures that provide really good homes and habitat for
41:49
Speaker 3: these possums in existing trees. So I think it's because
41:52
Speaker 3: it takes so long for the structure of the tree
41:55
Speaker 3: to develop where the possums can live. Can we actually
41:57
Speaker 3: go and add some value and go and provide additional
42:00
Speaker 3: habitat to what's already there?
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Speaker 2: Naturally, that might be one for the Lord Mayor coming
42:03
Speaker 2: up after eight o'clock with David and Will on five
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Speaker 2: double a breakfast. But we got to get out of
42:07
Speaker 2: your ned because it's six o'clock. Tom Wren and Kate
42:10
Speaker 2: Collins for the six o'clock news. We'll be back samed
42:12
Speaker 2: on to the same time tomorrow for a Friday. How
42:15
Speaker 2: Coul's a Friday?
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Speaker 3: Goodness me. The text line isn't very happy with me
42:17
Speaker 3: at the moment.
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Speaker 2: We'll let David and Will get into that
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Speaker 1: Need met Henry and Sam Daddo five double a early
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Speaker 1: Breakfast