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Full Show Podcast: 04 July 2025 · Early Edition with Ryan Bridge

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Speaker 1: The issues, the interviews and the insight. Ryan Bridge on
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Speaker 1: early edition with ex Pole insulation, keeping Kimi Holmes warm
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Speaker 1: and try this winter news talks.
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Speaker 2: That'd be good morning. It's Friday six alf to five.
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Speaker 2: Great to have your company coming up before six this morning.
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Speaker 2: Why the trespass laws are good for franchise owners, the
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Speaker 2: changes that have been announced in the last twenty four hours.
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Speaker 2: Vincent mcabinney are UK Europe correspondent Rachel Reeves explaining those
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Speaker 2: tears that moved the bond markets yesterday. Elliot Smith is
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Speaker 2: in Dunedin for US, it's the all Blacks France this weekend.
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Speaker 2: Insulation too hot for some, particularly in northern This is
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Speaker 2: your standardized insulation. The upgrades of the government wants not
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Speaker 2: working up north. We look at that. Plus are we
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Speaker 2: political sitrap for you at five twenty five this morning.
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Speaker 1: The agenda, Friday, the fourth of July.
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Speaker 2: The Democrats busy filibustering Trump's big beautiful bill. This is
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Speaker 2: House Leader HARKEM. Jeffreys seven hours.
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Speaker 3: In today to make it clear that I'm going to
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Speaker 3: take my time and ensure that the American people fully
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Speaker 3: understand how damaging this bill will be to their quality
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Speaker 3: of late.
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Speaker 2: He's still on his feet, still going. Of course, Trump
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Speaker 2: wants allus wrapped up by the fourth of July. They
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Speaker 2: are fast approaching. Both resumes as soon as he sits down.
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Speaker 2: Devastating news for football fans this morning. This is diojo Jotta,
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Speaker 2: the Liverpool ford who has died in a car crash
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Speaker 2: in Spain at the age of twenty eight. Tragic news.
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Speaker 2: Car crash due to a tire blowout while overtaking another
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Speaker 2: Car's brother also died in the crash. He helped lead
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Speaker 2: Liverpool to win the Premier League back in May, and
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Speaker 2: just a fortnight ago was married to his long term
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Speaker 2: girlfriend who he has three children with.
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Speaker 4: Arguably you know the biggest name in world football, Cristiano Ronaldo,
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Speaker 4: saying we were only just together in the national team.
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Speaker 4: You had only just got married. I send my condolences
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Speaker 4: and all the strength in the world to your to
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Speaker 4: your wife and to your children. He said, it does
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Speaker 4: not make sense.
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Speaker 2: No bail four did he this after the jury in
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Speaker 2: a sixth trafficking trial returned its verdict guilty on some
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Speaker 2: lesser charges, not on the more.
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Speaker 5: Serious Holmes has very good attorneys and I bet you
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Speaker 5: Mark Agniffolo is already working on that sentencing recommendation. So
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Speaker 5: if he's sentenced to only two years and his time
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Speaker 5: is running concurrently, meeting everything he sentenced to on those
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Speaker 5: two charges running together two years, he's going to get
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Speaker 5: credit for that time served.
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Speaker 6: He could walk out.
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Speaker 5: In a year, and I mean, you think about that,
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Speaker 5: he was facing a potential life sentence and to think
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Speaker 5: that he could be out in under two years is
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Speaker 5: really an astonishing outcome.
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Speaker 1: Get ahead of the headlines on early edition with Ryan
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Speaker 1: Bridge and Expole insulation, keeping Kiwi Holmes warm and dry
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Speaker 1: this winter news.
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Speaker 2: Talks it be don't know if astonishing outcome is the
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Speaker 2: right word. I mean, if you found guilty on some
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Speaker 2: charges and not guilty on other charges that had higher
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Speaker 2: penalties than you would deduce that your sentence would be
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Speaker 2: less than it otherwise would have been. I mean, that's
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Speaker 2: just kind of justice, isn't it. Anyway, nine minutes half
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Speaker 2: to five that we'll have more news out of New
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Speaker 2: York the Lower Court, Lower Manhattan Court later in the program. Now,
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Speaker 2: June payroll data is sustaining in the US because we
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Speaker 2: spoke about this yesterday. Obviously a sign of the health
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Speaker 2: of the US economy, which is very important to the
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Speaker 2: rest of the world. So June payroll data is out
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Speaker 2: up one hundred and forty seven thousand for June, so
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Speaker 2: added one hundred and forty seven close one hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifty thousand jobs for June. The unemployment rate at four
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Speaker 2: point one percent. Now this is way better than what
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Speaker 2: we were talking about yesterday. The expectations of the economists
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Speaker 2: were one hundred and ten extra thousand extra jobs for
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Speaker 2: the month, unemployment at four point three percent. So unemployment lower,
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Speaker 2: jobs added higher. That is good. Stocks rallied, bond yields up,
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Speaker 2: dollar strengthened, and the expectations for a rate cut went
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Speaker 2: through the floor because you don't need to do it
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Speaker 2: and Trump won't be happy with that. So you can
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Speaker 2: probably expect some more vigorous tweeting from Trump about Jerome
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Speaker 2: Pale today. It has just gone ten minutes after five o'clock.
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Speaker 2: And by the way, we talked yesterday also about Rachel Reeves,
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Speaker 2: the Chancellor in the UK, and the fact that she
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Speaker 2: was crying during PMQ's yesterday. Well she's now given an
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Speaker 2: interview to explain because the bond market spiked, when for
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Speaker 2: every tear drop that fell. But anyway, she has given
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Speaker 2: an interview just to explain what she was crying about,
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Speaker 2: which we'll get too shortly. It has just gone ten
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Speaker 2: minutes after five and you're on news Talk, said.
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Speaker 1: B News and Views you trust to start your day.
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Speaker 1: It's earlier edition with ryanth Bridge at expol Insulation keeping
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Speaker 1: Kiwi Holmes warm and dry this winter, News Talk said,
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Speaker 1: be five thirteen.
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Speaker 2: So the Chancellor in the UK, Rachel Reeves, was a
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Speaker 2: bit of a hot mess and parliamentary questions yesterday and
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Speaker 2: was crying and had big bags under her eyes and
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Speaker 2: enough that she looked bad enough that the bond market
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Speaker 2: started to move off the back of her tears. And
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Speaker 2: she's explained what happened.
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Speaker 7: It's a personal issue and I'm not going to go
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Speaker 7: into the details of that. But my job as Chancellor
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Speaker 7: at twelve o'clock on a Wednesday is to be at
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Speaker 7: PMQ's next to the Prime Minister, supporting the government and
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Speaker 7: that's what I tried to do. I guess the thing
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Speaker 7: that maybe is a bit different between my job and
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Speaker 7: many of your viewers is that when I'm having a
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Speaker 7: tough day, it's on the telly.
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Speaker 2: And on the telly it was yeah, I don't know
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Speaker 2: a lot of people at the op of the Conservatives
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Speaker 2: are saying that you have to tell us what your
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Speaker 2: personal issue is. I don't know if somebody says they've
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Speaker 2: got a personal issue, you know, when it comes to
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Speaker 2: it in your workplace, someone says I've got a personal issue.
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Speaker 2: That's why I'm upset. You're not going to probe and
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Speaker 2: get them to confess, are you. I don't think that
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Speaker 2: would be appropriate. Fourteen minutes after five, Rich thought that
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Speaker 2: changes to insulation rules announced yesterday could save up to
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Speaker 2: fifteen thousand dollars per new build. Minister for Building Chris
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Speaker 2: Pinks scrapping the one size fits all approach to home
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Speaker 2: building to give developers and homeowners more flexibility, and looking
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Speaker 2: at making the fin Nor their separate climate zone. Felicity
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Speaker 2: Fox is final district councilor with me this morning. Hey Felicity, Oh.
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Speaker 8: Hi, Felicity Foy here, Oh.
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Speaker 2: Foroy, forgive me. Nice to have you on the program. Felicity,
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Speaker 2: tell me tell me what you guys are wanting this
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Speaker 2: climate zone for. What would that mean?
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Speaker 8: Okay, yes, we're in the finals here, so we're very subtropical.
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Speaker 8: I don't need to've be to the finals, Ryan, but
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Speaker 8: we're twenty beaches in twenty minutes, and that will mean
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Speaker 8: for us that we can bring down the very extensive
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Speaker 8: cost to build.
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Speaker 9: What's in the final.
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Speaker 2: What is the cost in the far North because nationally,
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Speaker 2: you know, they sort of say anywhere between three and
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Speaker 2: a half four thousand.
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Speaker 8: Square metal five thousand dollars per square meter. For us,
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Speaker 8: it's the transport, so we're four and a half hours
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Speaker 8: north of Auckland. And you might also have realized that
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Speaker 8: we've had our state highway as well among a mocker
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Speaker 8: clothes for a number of years, so we've had a
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Speaker 8: lot of barriers that we've faced with our distance from
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Speaker 8: metropolitan centers, but also the huge cost to get it here,
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Speaker 8: and that just means we have to pick up that
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Speaker 8: cost when we're building as well.
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Speaker 2: How much I mean, is there a problem right now
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Speaker 2: where people are shoving insulation and the homes that just
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Speaker 2: don't need it.
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 8: Yes, definitely. The current existing standard that has been bored
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Speaker 8: in and the minister has announced that he's changing to
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Speaker 8: be more sensible and reasonable is totally over the top
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Speaker 8: when you look particularly at the glazing cost. The difference
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Speaker 8: between double glazing and low eglass is significant, as the
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Speaker 8: Minister has announced, fifteen thousand dollars is not uncommon just
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Speaker 8: for the glazing, so you think and that's the glazing alone,
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Speaker 8: and I know firsthand examples of that also from yesterday
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Speaker 8: speaking to home loan advisors finance advisors. The number of
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Speaker 8: people that are actually building has dropped significantly and we've
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Speaker 8: seen that in our council with our building consents, and.
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Speaker 2: No doubt that's partly because of the cost, presumably.
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Speaker 8: So did you believe it significantly because of the cost. Definitely.
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Speaker 2: And so when they made the change initially the previous
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Speaker 2: government to the insulation rules, did you guys say, hey,
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Speaker 2: we don't need this because it's warmer up here.
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Speaker 8: Definitely?
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Speaker 2: Yes, anyway that's annoying.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, well you might have seen in immediate the time
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Speaker 8: there were significant advocates for there, and that was the
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Speaker 8: insulation industry and the glazing industry, because obviously it impacts
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Speaker 8: them in a positive way. But for the every day
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Speaker 8: mum and dare just trying to get into a house,
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Speaker 8: that's a significant barrier. Particularly up here where we're subtropical,
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Speaker 8: we're much warmer. We call it the tropics. Of Moody
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Speaker 8: Fenowa and north here of Mandamoka. Yeah, I live here
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Speaker 8: at nine a mile beach. We are so warm and
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Speaker 8: the cost of the lowy glass is not needed.
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Speaker 2: Well listenally, appreciate your time this morning. Felicity Foy, who
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Speaker 2: is the Far North District councilor very keen for their
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Speaker 2: own climate zone in the Far North. And yes, to
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Speaker 2: answer your question, Felicity been there many times, love it
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Speaker 2: up there and can confirm it is its own little
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Speaker 2: climate and much warmer than it is further south. It's
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Speaker 2: eighteen minutes after five. Elliot Smith and Deneed next.
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Speaker 1: Ryan Bridge on early edition with ex bowl insulation keeping
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Speaker 1: kiwye Ho's warm and dry?
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Speaker 2: This winter News talks a b right, We've got the
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Speaker 2: first All Blacks ten the year. Tomorrow night they will
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Speaker 2: be taking on the French at Forsyth Bar Stadium in
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Speaker 2: to Needing. What a game it's going to be. What
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Speaker 2: a place to be, but a very cold one by
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Speaker 2: the sounds of it, News talks, they'd be voice of Rugby.
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Speaker 2: Elliott Smith is there for us this morning? Hey Elliott Elliott,
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Speaker 2: can you hear me? Mate? I've got your right on here.
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Speaker 2: How cold is it exactly bit Shelly.
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Speaker 10: Look, it was two degrees the other morning. It's a
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Speaker 10: bit warmer this morning, but it's raining. But the fortunate
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Speaker 10: thing about to need and of course, is that they've
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Speaker 10: got the probably the country's best stadium as it stands
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Speaker 10: in terms of having a roof, So once we get
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Speaker 10: to tomorrow night, conditions no barrier to what we might
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Speaker 10: expect from from both of these two teams. They both
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Speaker 10: love it. I mean, the All Blacks certainly level when
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Speaker 10: they come to town knowing that they can just play
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Speaker 10: whatever rugby they want or try to play whatever rugby
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Speaker 10: they want given the the roof. It's at Forsyth Bar Stadium.
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Speaker 2: And how important, how big of a deal is this
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Speaker 2: first one.
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Speaker 10: I think it's a chance of the All Blacks to
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Speaker 10: sort of draw a line in the sands. The season
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Speaker 10: last year was a few ups and downs, the first
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Speaker 10: year under Scott Robinson new regime, putting things to place.
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Speaker 10: This year, you know, Scott Robinson's made plenty of changes
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Speaker 10: to the All Black side. He's blooding four debutantes tomorrow
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Speaker 10: night too. Starting to coming off the bench. He admitted
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Speaker 10: that perhaps he was a little bit too conservative with
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Speaker 10: some of his selections last year. This time he swung
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Speaker 10: the pendulum the other way and is rolling the dice
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Speaker 10: on some inexperience and changing some combinations around not only
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Speaker 10: those four debutants, but changes elsewhere, moving to po Via
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Speaker 10: to to the blindside, Rico Yoani back to the left wing,
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Speaker 10: bringing a couple of flankers off the bench, which is
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Speaker 10: unusual as well. So this feels like more of an
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Speaker 10: All Blacks team that Scott Robinson, you know, wants to
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Speaker 10: perkin and and wants to sort of unleash on the
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Speaker 10: world rather than trying to win. And it feels like
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Speaker 10: a little bit of it, as I say, a little
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Speaker 10: bit of a sea change to this all Black selection philosophy,
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Speaker 10: which can only be a good thing depending on, of course,
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Speaker 10: how it goes tomorrow night.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's going to stay so long as it works.
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Speaker 10: Hey, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 2: Have Fabian Holland making his Daybut lo, this is going
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Speaker 2: to be quite the story to watch, doesn't it. I
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Speaker 2: Mean he's obviously from Holland originally, but has been playing
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Speaker 2: for the Highlanders down there and now he's going to
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Speaker 2: debut it lot for the All Blacks.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, real especial night tomorrow Nights to Sabian Holland two
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Speaker 10: hundred and four centimeters tooll He is a big unit
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Speaker 10: and he's a kind of player the All Blacks have
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Speaker 10: been looking for for for a few years now. That's
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Speaker 10: that big body that they can produce tool players, but
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Speaker 10: that big frame they just haven't had for it for
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Speaker 10: a number of years. Remarkable story. Come over from the
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Speaker 10: Netherlands at sixteen on a school scholarship and christ Church
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Speaker 10: then comes down to the need and toils away at
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Speaker 10: the NPC, gets to Highland his contract and now a
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Speaker 10: couple of years later is in the All Blacks. That
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Speaker 10: is quite remarkable, the sort of six years that Fabian
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Speaker 10: Holland has had and debuting tomorrow night on has adopted
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Speaker 10: home soil of Forsyth Bar Stadium. And there's a couple
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Speaker 10: other players, you know, Christian Leo, Willie Dupe Candifi.
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Speaker 2: Have gone the other way about it.
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Speaker 10: They're been toiling away in club rugby or super rugby
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Speaker 10: for a number of years and didn't know that they
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Speaker 10: necessarily get their chance and there sort of towards the
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Speaker 10: end of their twenties and getting their opportunity tonight. So
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Speaker 10: a couple of different paths that some of these debutants
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Speaker 10: are taken to the all Blacks tomorrow night and fascinating
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Speaker 10: you see how they.
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Speaker 2: Go absolutely all Finally, what's your points pick?
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Speaker 10: Oh look, I my colleague Lee and Navi went by
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Speaker 10: all Blacks by twenty. I went all backs by twelve
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Speaker 10: yesterday when we were doing some predictions. Always a little
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Speaker 10: bit rusty as they start the season, but I think
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Speaker 10: they'll win and win by twelve.
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Speaker 2: All right, we will hold you to that. On Monday, Elliott,
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Speaker 2: thank you, Alliant smith a News Talks, he'd be voice
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Speaker 2: of rugby in Dunedin. It is twenty three minutes after
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Speaker 2: five here on Newstalks. There'd be some car sale numbers
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Speaker 2: for you very quickly before we go to break. So
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Speaker 2: car sales always a good sign when car sales are
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Speaker 2: picking up, and they have. This is for June sales
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Speaker 2: on new cars and SUVs, totaling two hundred and forty
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Speaker 2: five for the month. That's up from six eight hundred
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Speaker 2: and seventeen in May, and it's about a thirty six
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Speaker 2: percent increase on sales from June twenty twenty four. And
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Speaker 2: the industry says, basically a lot of this is to
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Speaker 2: do with the investment boost. So there you go. Who
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Speaker 2: to thank it when luctancy go out and buy utes?
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Speaker 2: People obviously did. Tesla had a good month in June
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Speaker 2: as well, four hundred and seven sales. This is the
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Speaker 2: new model. Why that's been launched. People are getting their
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Speaker 2: hands on that. Really. Twenty five after five News Talk
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Speaker 2: CB a little political sit rep.
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Speaker 1: Next the early edition full show podcast on iHeartRadio Power
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Speaker 1: by Newstalks.
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Speaker 2: IV News TALKSZB. It is twenty six minutes after five.
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Speaker 2: The award for most press releases and announcements on a
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Speaker 2: single issue this week must go to National Law and
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Speaker 2: order was front and center. We had announcements about everything
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Speaker 2: from first responders to coward punches. It was an assault
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Speaker 2: of announcements. Now, announcements don't make streets safer. Announcements don't
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Speaker 2: fix problems on their own. We've learnt this. This was
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Speaker 2: a targeted campaign to reinforce the idea that they're tough
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Speaker 2: on crime, that they're on the side of the victim.
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Speaker 2: Why are they doing this well, because it's now one
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Speaker 2: of the minority of issues on which they outpole labor.
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Speaker 2: This is from the last IPSOS survey, so they've been
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Speaker 2: going healthilyather on law and order meanwhile, and the upside
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Speaker 2: down world we live in. Labour's overtaken the right for
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Speaker 2: the party most trusted to fix cost of living. And
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Speaker 2: I know for a lot of you listening, this is laughable.
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Speaker 2: They got us into this mess, et cetera, et cetera.
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Speaker 2: And I agree with you, but I think it's like
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Speaker 2: a protest vote against the incumbent when cost of living
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Speaker 2: is high. Would you actually go and vote for that
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Speaker 2: person tomorrow or are you just sending a signal of
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Speaker 2: general unhappiness. You never truly know, but Nationals clearly alive
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Speaker 2: to the fact that it's becoming an achilles hell for them.
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Speaker 2: The actual numbers are in range. The OC are nearly
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Speaker 2: neutral at three point twenty five percent, inflation at two
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Speaker 2: and a half percent, that's inside range two. But there
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Speaker 2: is a politically painful time lag between numbers getting into
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Speaker 2: band and voters felling it in their pockets. Luckson's team
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Speaker 2: have identified this problem. Their short term solution appears to
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Speaker 2: me to be bashed the supermarkets hard and repeatedly ram
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Speaker 2: raid them. It's almost like they've finished with the mongrel mob,
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Speaker 2: so now they're taking on the other gangsters, Woolworths, an
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Speaker 2: incumbent on Sorry, an announcement is coming on next steps.
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Speaker 2: We heard from the Primeister yesterday. This is months out
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Speaker 2: from the announcement being made. We're hearing it's going to come.
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Speaker 2: So labor bashes National on cost of living, and National
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Speaker 2: will bash the supermarkets and guess what, here's the kicker.
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Speaker 2: Nothing will happen to the prices we pay at our
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Speaker 2: weekly grocery shop, Ryan Bread. And the sad thing is
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Speaker 2: we all know that, don't we. We all know deep
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Speaker 2: down no matter what they promise, we ain't gonna get it.
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Speaker 2: Twenty eight minutes after five, Hakeem Jeffreyes is still going
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Speaker 2: by the way, and the Democrat House Leader, this is
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Speaker 2: Trump's big beautiful bill that's going through the House. So
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Speaker 2: been through the Senate. Jadie Varance got it through with
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Speaker 2: his deciding vote. Now gone back to the House because
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Speaker 2: it's been changed and they're filibustering, so we might not
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Speaker 2: see the end of that. By the way, there's a
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Speaker 2: couple of islands in Japan that have been shaking for
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Speaker 2: two weeks. This is earthquakes. They've had something like nine hundred.
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Speaker 2: I'll tell you about that after the break after the
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Speaker 2: news rather also we get to our political sorry, our
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Speaker 2: reporters around the country and we will get to Vincent
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Speaker 2: McAvennie in the UK for us. All ahead here, news Talk,
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Speaker 2: said b.
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Speaker 1: The news you need this morning and the in depth
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Speaker 1: analysis earlier, thisition with Ryan Bridge and ex bowl installation
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Speaker 1: keeping Kiwi homes warm and dry this winter. News Talk,
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Speaker 1: said Bee.
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Speaker 2: There's twenty four minutes away from Sex year on NEWB
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Speaker 2: on your Friday morning. We're going to get to the usorry,
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Speaker 2: get to Vincon mcaviney out of the UK shortly. He's
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Speaker 2: got a lot talking about, including Rachel Reeves explaining what
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Speaker 2: the tears were about yesterday. Also an update from the US,
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Speaker 2: The Democratic House Leader HAKEM. Jeffries has just broken the
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Speaker 2: record for the longest magic minute speech in US history,
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Speaker 2: which is where you stand up and don't stop talking.
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Speaker 2: They're filibustering Trump's big beautiful bill. Have a listen. We
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Speaker 2: don't work for.
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Speaker 11: Elon msss a speaker, as all of us prepared to
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Speaker 11: cast this vaulte. I hope my Republican colleagues will come
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Speaker 11: to the conclusion that we work for the American people.
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Speaker 2: He's just beaten the record set by Republican Kevin McCarthy
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Speaker 2: back in twenty twenty one, and there was a senator
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Speaker 2: you might recall an April we spoke about a senator
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Speaker 2: who was filibustering on his feet for twenty four maybe
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Speaker 2: even twenty five hours. That's a different record because that
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Speaker 2: was in the Senate. It's twenty three away from six
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Speaker 2: reporters around the country. Callum and Dunedan, Callum, good morning, morning,
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Speaker 2: right now. This is going to be a great weekend
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Speaker 2: for you guys. Yeah it is.
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Speaker 12: That's right, that's Test match weekend here and we're all
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Speaker 12: prepared for tomorrow night at Forsyth Bars Stadium. A lot
19:15
Speaker 12: of talk though, will this be the last All Blacks
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Speaker 12: Tests for a while in the city given that christ
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Speaker 12: Church's new venue opens next year. This is a sell
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Speaker 12: out here tomorrow night, so that's good signs to the
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Speaker 12: rugby bosses. Twenty nine thousand expected. But we've got a
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Speaker 12: competition back in the South Island to host these games
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Speaker 12: from next year to Duneedan Venue's bosses, Paul Dawn. He says, look,
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Speaker 12: All Black's Tests are important for the culture of Dunedin
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Speaker 12: and they will continue to put their best foot forward
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Speaker 12: when it comes to hosting more tests here. He says,
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Speaker 12: not just christ Church, but they're competing with Hamilton, Auckland
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Speaker 12: and Wellington as well.
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Speaker 2: Your lots of competition now, isn't there. How's your weather today?
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Speaker 2: Cloudy with a few shells here today light wins and ten.
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Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Claires and christ Church morning Claire,
19:59
Speaker 2: good morning.
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Speaker 8: Now.
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Speaker 2: At least twenty thousand people expected to attend the largest
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Speaker 2: lego brick show this weekend.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, well we might not have the All Blacks this weekend,
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Speaker 6: but we've got the brick show, So there you go.
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Speaker 6: Twenty thousand people expected at Wolfbrook Arena for this two
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Speaker 6: day event. Effectively there are three hundred exhibitors there and
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Speaker 6: they're gathering to display these huge lego creations. This year
20:20
Speaker 6: there's going to be a particular focus on pieces that
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Speaker 6: will capture New Zealand heritage. This is a show that's
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Speaker 6: been running since twenty twelve. The organizer, Johnny Reid, says,
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Speaker 6: it's now pretty much as big as it can get
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Speaker 6: in christ Church. They are at Wolfbrook Arena, which is
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Speaker 6: the largest arena we have. Next step, he says, if
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Speaker 6: they are to continue growing it's to take over the
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Speaker 6: new stadium and.
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Speaker 2: There you go. There's a goal for you.
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Speaker 6: How's your weather clear, cloudy with more rain about particularly
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Speaker 6: later southwesterlies and a high of eleven.
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Speaker 2: All right, thanks for that and Max's and Wellington Max,
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Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning. Murder trial continues the Kindala family involved.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, it's been quite a time trial. This is Julia
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Speaker 13: Delooney's on trial for murdering her elderly mother, Helen Gregory,
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Speaker 13: in her Candala home. Candala, if you're not familiar with Wellington,
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Speaker 13: certainly one of her most upmarket suburbs. Daloney accused of
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Speaker 13: stealing money from her mum and then bashing her. She
21:16
Speaker 13: denies murder. Daloney found who have been bad with money,
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Speaker 13: kept bags of the stuff around her house because she
21:21
Speaker 13: didn't trust banks, kept a bag in the freezer full
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Speaker 13: of cash. Through the week, the jury has been shown
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Speaker 13: horrific photos of the murder scene, blood everywhere. Daloney initially
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Speaker 13: told first responders she thought her mum had fallen from
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Speaker 13: the attic while she was in the house. She then
21:37
Speaker 13: left and then claimed that she was attacked by someone else.
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Speaker 13: The latest in the trial yesterday and expert pouring cold
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Speaker 13: water on that theory. The blood patterns just don't support
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Speaker 13: a fall from the attic. In one area, it looks
21:51
Speaker 13: like someone's been pouring blood down the wall. It looks
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Speaker 13: like Gregory was hit about ten times. A vase or
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Speaker 13: vase has been the subject of interest. It's been examined.
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Speaker 13: The precariousness of the ladder up to the attic as well,
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Speaker 13: tough for a seventy nine year old woman to climb up.
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Speaker 13: The trial continues next week. Goodness me, Max, thank you
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Speaker 13: for that. How's the weather a bit early for today?
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Speaker 13: Shouts for much of the day fifteen the hay.
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Speaker 2: Thank you and Sneva's and Auckland nev good morning, Happy Friday,
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Speaker 2: Happy Friday? Or yes, Aukland, what's having with North Harbour Stadium?
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Speaker 14: Yes, well, look Tartuki Auckland Unlimited is going to continue
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Speaker 14: to manage the North Harbor Stadium. The Auckland Council held
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Speaker 14: an expression of interest process which result in the two submissions.
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Speaker 14: Now Tartuki Auckland Unlimited in the steering group they go
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Speaker 14: to to come together and put together this long term
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Speaker 14: vision for the stadium. But as we know, you know,
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Speaker 14: there's lots of concern that you know, people were saying,
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Speaker 14: what is happening with this stadium? They've got to improve
22:49
Speaker 14: under utilization.
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Speaker 2: No, and goes there's no things.
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Speaker 14: Well, no more on A PACIFICA and North Harbor. You
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Speaker 14: know the teams are there, but you know, yeah, exactly.
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Speaker 14: So they're saying that they're going to try to prove
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Speaker 14: it that that's the angle.
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Speaker 2: I can say, yeah, then well that's all they can say. Clearly.
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Speaker 2: Have you ever been to North Haber Stadium? No, I
23:08
Speaker 2: know that you haven't either. I didn't know it existed
23:11
Speaker 2: until about I don't know, a year ago. I actually
23:14
Speaker 2: don't even go to the shore. No, I'm gotta go.
23:18
Speaker 2: You're gotta go, don't you swim? They've got the beach.
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Speaker 14: Maybe I should go, or maybe I should go because
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Speaker 14: at least.
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Speaker 6: You go to the beach this week.
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Speaker 2: Make it sound like it's a tropical adventure. It's over
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Speaker 2: the bridge.
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Speaker 14: They're flipping bridge.
23:33
Speaker 2: Is it close today? You tell me you're here doing
23:37
Speaker 2: the news. How's the weather?
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Speaker 14: Showers well becoming widespread? Look, can I've got to say this,
23:43
Speaker 14: I'm not making it up. Possibility is understorms and aalea?
23:55
Speaker 2: Is that true? That's true? The authority here Neva says
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Speaker 2: you might get had by something. Eighteen minutes away from
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Speaker 2: six News Talks DEBB. We'll get to Vincent mcaviny out
24:06
Speaker 2: of the UK and Europe next. Also, i'll update you
24:09
Speaker 2: on the Japanese islands and the earthquakes, because that's fascinating.
24:13
Speaker 2: Trump getting his bill through the House, and here the
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Speaker 2: trespassing laws that the government has announced will be hugely
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Speaker 2: helpful if you have a franchise. We'll tell you why.
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Speaker 1: Before six International correspondence with ends in eye insurance, peace
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Speaker 1: of mind for New Zealand business, sort.
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Speaker 2: Of the six on New Talks DEBB. Liverpool Liverpool Fords
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Speaker 2: Diojo Jotta has tragically died in a car crash in
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Speaker 2: Spain and fans are understandably devastated. Vincent mcaviny are UK
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Speaker 2: Europe correspondent with US Vincent. This is quite a tragedy
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Speaker 2: for the team.
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Speaker 9: A huge tragedy and it's been a real shock for
24:52
Speaker 9: Liverpool fans. He was driving with his brother Andre Silva
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Speaker 9: in northern Spain. They were actually going to get the
25:00
Speaker 9: boats the car ferry back to the UK because Diogo
25:04
Speaker 9: had had a lung surgery and was told he couldn't
25:06
Speaker 9: fly and he needed to get back for the preseason training,
25:10
Speaker 9: but they had this horrible crash. It's thought that the
25:13
Speaker 9: tire in the Lamborghini they were driving late last night
25:16
Speaker 9: blew out as they were overtaking another car and sadly
25:20
Speaker 9: all that remains is the sort of burnt out car
25:23
Speaker 9: at the side of the road. Fans of Liverpool have
25:26
Speaker 9: been turning up at anfield to leave flowers and floral tributes.
25:30
Speaker 9: There's been messages of condolence from many senior figures right
25:34
Speaker 9: across football, including Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, who simply says
25:39
Speaker 9: it doesn't make any sense.
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Speaker 2: No, it's I've very very said, and we'll be had
25:43
Speaker 2: for a lot of fans to die yesterday. Imagine. Now
25:45
Speaker 2: let's go to British prominise to kiss Stama, take your
25:50
Speaker 2: Chancellor to work day, basically taking who're on a visit
25:52
Speaker 2: that he's doing to a health care facility. After those
25:55
Speaker 2: questions and those tiers and PMQ's yesterday.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, it is four years tomorrow. Sorry, it is one
26:03
Speaker 9: year tomorrow, fourth of July since they won. But they've
26:07
Speaker 9: had an incredibly difficult week. Their big their state have
26:11
Speaker 9: essentially been junked because they had a rebellion that they
26:14
Speaker 9: weren't keeping enough of a track of I mean, Kissam
26:16
Speaker 9: has been very busy on the international stage, but this
26:19
Speaker 9: was highly embarrassing and that means that the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves,
26:22
Speaker 9: has now got this huge problem in her finances and
26:25
Speaker 9: at PMQ's she was seen to be crying. Now her
26:28
Speaker 9: team have said there is a personal matter which she
26:31
Speaker 9: doesn't want to discuss, which it has overwhelmed her slightly
26:35
Speaker 9: on top of what has been a difficult week. Today
26:37
Speaker 9: he was up making a visit to a health center
26:39
Speaker 9: and he brought the Chancellor along and he had been
26:42
Speaker 9: criticized somewhat from realizing that she was crying. PMQ's is
26:45
Speaker 9: very hectic, very noisy, and he says, you know, it's
26:49
Speaker 9: very hard to keep track of what's going on just
26:51
Speaker 9: looking ahead of you. I didn't realize what was going on.
26:54
Speaker 9: But she's going to be my chancellor for a long
26:56
Speaker 9: time and she herself has had to give an in
26:58
Speaker 9: to you today because the pound slid the bond market
27:02
Speaker 9: it was effected as well, and she's come out saying
27:05
Speaker 9: she has a plan that they can work around this
27:08
Speaker 9: and that she expects to be chancellor for a long time,
27:10
Speaker 9: but a year into government it is proving quite tricky
27:13
Speaker 9: on the domestic front. Easier for labor, it has to
27:16
Speaker 9: be said, on the international front, striking big trade deals
27:19
Speaker 9: with the likes of the US in India and being
27:21
Speaker 9: a key player on Ukraine. But at home things not
27:24
Speaker 9: quite right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, very very difficult week for them. Indeed, thanks so
27:27
Speaker 2: much for that, Vincent Mecavini, a UK europe correspondent. It
27:30
Speaker 2: is twelve minutes away from six. The government's given businesses
27:33
Speaker 2: the powder trispass people from multiple locations. It's also raised
27:37
Speaker 2: the maximum trist pass period from two years up to three.
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Speaker 2: Brad Jacobs is a franchise New Zealand chairperson and coffee
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Speaker 2: club co owner with us this morning. Hey Bread, good morning, Ryan,
27:47
Speaker 2: good morning. Good to have you on the show. You
27:50
Speaker 2: like the sound of this. Is it going to make a.
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Speaker 15: Difference, Yeah, it certainly will. Obviously. One of the challenges
27:56
Speaker 15: I give for franchise groups at the moment is that
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Speaker 15: franchise business are all individually owned, as you know, so
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Speaker 15: there would be no way at the moment for a
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Speaker 15: group to be able to trespass someone from multiple locations
28:09
Speaker 15: in one go, So it would come back to repetition
28:13
Speaker 15: and multiple frenchise's doing the same work over and over
28:16
Speaker 15: again to be able to achieve the same outcome.
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Speaker 2: So basically, now, if somebody offends against one franchise franchisee,
28:23
Speaker 2: then they've sinned against all of them.
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Speaker 15: That's my understanding of what they're proposing. Yes, so obviously
28:29
Speaker 15: we haven't seen an exact bill yet or the legislation,
28:32
Speaker 15: but that's how I understand it.
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Speaker 2: What about the find that increasing the maximum fine for
28:36
Speaker 2: anyone refusing to give their name and address when requested
28:40
Speaker 2: or giving false information from five hundred dollars to one
28:43
Speaker 2: thousand dollars? Is that are they saying that's your responsibility?
28:46
Speaker 2: Or is that if police are there? What's the story there?
28:48
Speaker 2: Do you know?
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Speaker 15: Yeah, good question. Look, I guess the finds in my view,
28:54
Speaker 15: remain relatively low, so I'm not sure that they're a
28:57
Speaker 15: massive deterret to be honest, While it sounds good to
28:59
Speaker 15: say that doubling, they're doubling off a fairly small base.
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Speaker 15: I guess the key is, yes, you need to be
29:06
Speaker 15: able to at the moment, you need to be able
29:07
Speaker 15: to have a lot of details of the person to
29:09
Speaker 15: be able to actually issue a trespass notice. But again
29:12
Speaker 15: mina standing is that they're working on ways to be
29:14
Speaker 15: able to reduce that so that if someone does refuse
29:17
Speaker 15: to give their details, or you may know them by
29:20
Speaker 15: a common name which may not actually be their legal name,
29:23
Speaker 15: that there could be ways to be able to still
29:25
Speaker 15: issue a trespass notice even with that information.
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Speaker 2: What do you think the fines should be? You know,
29:30
Speaker 2: if doubling from five hundred, one thousand or whatever is
29:33
Speaker 2: not the go what should they be.
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Speaker 15: I think probably Unfortunately, for some of those repeat offenders,
29:39
Speaker 15: it wouldn't matter whether it was one thousand, five or
29:41
Speaker 15: ten thousand. I'm not sure that they're in a position
29:44
Speaker 15: to make payment anyway, So I don't know. Doubling it
29:49
Speaker 15: is certainly a good start, but I don't think there
29:52
Speaker 15: are masses to terrent.
29:53
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, in your coffee shop, do you get much abuse
29:57
Speaker 2: going on? Because I'm assuming most of the people who
29:59
Speaker 2: a wanting to steal stuff or going to supermarkets or
30:02
Speaker 2: to retail stores rather than to a cafe.
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Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, it'd be our retail members that struggle
30:09
Speaker 15: more my own personal business, Yes, cafes, we don't have
30:13
Speaker 15: to trespass people that often in our cafes. No, fortunately,
30:17
Speaker 15: it's not a huge problem for us. We certainly unfortunately
30:21
Speaker 15: our team members do get treated unfairly regularly in the cafes.
30:25
Speaker 15: People get a bit grumpy, but it's not to the
30:26
Speaker 15: point where you would you'd need to remove someone. In
30:30
Speaker 15: the CBD, we have four cafes in the CBD, they
30:34
Speaker 15: do have to face a lot with unfortunately, people on
30:38
Speaker 15: the streets, homeless people and people with some mental health issues.
30:43
Speaker 15: Trespassing them sometimes is really just a bit of a
30:46
Speaker 15: waste of time because unfortunately they don't have anywhere else
30:49
Speaker 15: to go, and so they reappear or they move from
30:51
Speaker 15: one corner of the city to another. So yeah, it
30:55
Speaker 15: can be very challenging for our our frenchisees and the
30:58
Speaker 15: CBD and Auckland in particular.
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Speaker 2: Interesting Brad, thank you Brad Jacobs Franchise New Zealand chairperson,
31:03
Speaker 2: also co owner of a coffee club. It is eight
31:06
Speaker 2: minutes away from the six News Talks. There'd be Mike
31:08
Speaker 2: and the Studio next.
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Speaker 1: The first Word on the News of the Day early
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Speaker 16: Is a temple? Body is a temple? Did you get
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Speaker 16: your tickets?
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Speaker 2: It's alarm me down, No I didn't.
32:14
Speaker 16: So you sit an alarm on your phone, so you sit.
32:17
Speaker 16: It're so busy, So you're so busy. You set your
32:21
Speaker 16: alarm so that when it goes diddling, ding ding ding, ding,
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Speaker 16: you go must get those tis and you didn't even
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Speaker 16: do it.
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Speaker 2: So I came back to it last night, right, And
32:28
Speaker 2: then I was trying to book and it was very confused.
32:31
Speaker 2: The pricing was very confusing. Wings want to right, so
32:34
Speaker 2: they've got a gold that, they've got a silver, a
32:37
Speaker 2: gold and ga. Yes, then they've got a titanium or
32:40
Speaker 2: a platinum. Yes, it gets very expensive at that end
32:43
Speaker 2: of town. Sure, so I won't what's expensive?
32:46
Speaker 16: What do you get for that?
32:47
Speaker 2: It was six hundred and forty dollars for a day,
32:50
Speaker 2: for one day, for one day, But that gets you
32:52
Speaker 2: a buffet, it gets you out, it's food and drink complimentary,
32:55
Speaker 2: gets you in.
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Speaker 16: It'll be a nice it'll be a nice little tent.
32:59
Speaker 16: You'll be close to the.
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Speaker 2: Planmarkey, Yeah, exactly. But I'm thinking of going GA.
33:03
Speaker 16: Actually, well, was nothing wrong with GA.
33:04
Speaker 2: What I'm only going to go there for a day.
33:06
Speaker 2: How much is GA? This is the confusing thing. It's
33:09
Speaker 2: said it was twenty five or thirty one dollars or something,
33:11
Speaker 2: and then you go through and it's actually close to
33:13
Speaker 2: eighty one for a day, right, So I just want
33:16
Speaker 2: to make sure that that's correctly.
33:17
Speaker 16: So you spend how much time did you spend on
33:19
Speaker 16: this difference between the twenty five and twenty six and
33:21
Speaker 16: eighty one dollars?
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Speaker 2: About five minutes so, and then at the end of
33:26
Speaker 2: that decided to do nothing.
33:27
Speaker 16: Okay, and so you're going to go back. You're going
33:29
Speaker 16: to go back to that over the weekend maybe and
33:31
Speaker 16: revisit the GA money I am. And what happens then?
33:34
Speaker 16: As you told us yesterday, so often sells out, you
33:36
Speaker 16: go back and you miss out.
33:38
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, ask my partner about this, right the oracle?
33:42
Speaker 2: He said, no, Look, cost of living. He said, they
33:44
Speaker 2: won't be good and they won't be selling out this year?
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Speaker 8: Are you this?
33:46
Speaker 16: And years?
33:47
Speaker 1: Oh?
33:47
Speaker 2: I see?
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Speaker 16: So what are you going to So that's a that's
33:49
Speaker 16: a fight when they do sell out and you go, well,
33:51
Speaker 16: you said they won't sell out, and well they have.
33:53
Speaker 2: How don't they? How was I.
33:54
Speaker 16: Supposed to know exactly?
33:55
Speaker 2: Jeez?
33:56
Speaker 16: Do you procrastinate like this all the time?
33:57
Speaker 2: Is often unbelievable. Cardy Taylor, nice all Blake, Enjoy everybody.
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Speaker 2: I'll see you Monday.
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