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Early Breakfast with Ned & Sam - 8 April 2026 · Early Breakfast with Ned McHenry & Sam Daddow

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Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam Dado five double A Early
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Speaker 1: Breakfast woe.
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Speaker 2: Minutes after five.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, welcome along to early breakfast on this or
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Speaker 3: Wednesday morning, Sam Dado, Ned McK henry with you until
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Speaker 3: six o'clock here to take your calls eight double two
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Speaker 3: Until you got to do is have a chat to
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Speaker 3: Ned and I morning Ned.
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Sammy, great to be here. Good morning everyone.
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Speaker 4: Do you have a little temp check on Heine Marsh Square?
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Speaker 4: Have you kind of done that.
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Speaker 2: The current temperature? It's a bit chilly outside, isn't it?
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Speaker 4: If you can I walk through.
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Speaker 5: I love it when you give us a little temp
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Speaker 5: check because it does suggest or confirm the fact we
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Speaker 5: are live live here five double A Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 4: Live from Hein Marsh Square. I wonder what the temp is, Sammy.
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Speaker 3: It's currently fourteen point three. Feels more like twelve point four.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, a little bit fresh.
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Speaker 2: It's chilly.
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Speaker 5: Turning of the tide. Isn't it daylight savings? Kind of
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Speaker 5: winter approaching?
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Speaker 4: I feel like just a change in season at the
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Speaker 4: moment here in South Australia.
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Speaker 2: I mean, most certainly is But what we might do
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Speaker 2: to start the program.
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Speaker 6: Totally breakfast news wrap.
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Speaker 3: Well, it's currently four hours and twenty four minutes left
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Speaker 3: on Donald Trump's ultimatum to the Iranian people. This is
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Speaker 3: what ABC News in the United States I had to
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Speaker 3: say around about twenty five minutes ago.
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Speaker 7: President Trump with a new warning to Iran, his eight
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Speaker 7: pm deadline ticking away and if there's no deal to
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Speaker 7: fully reopen the straight of horror moves. This is what
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Speaker 7: the President says, A whole civilization will die tonight, never
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Speaker 7: to be brought back again. I don't want that to happen,
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Speaker 7: but it probably will. Then he goes on to say
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Speaker 7: that tonight will be one of the most important moments
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Speaker 7: in the long and complex history of the world. The
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Speaker 7: President threatening to blow up the country's bridges and power
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Speaker 7: plans if officials don't make a deal, and the White
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Speaker 7: House now responding to reports that are running and officials
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Speaker 7: have stopped negotiations with the US by saying only the
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Speaker 7: President knows where things stand and what he will do.
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Speaker 7: I'm joined now by Chief Washington correspondent John Carl.
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Speaker 8: You actually had a.
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Speaker 7: Few moments on the phone with the President today. What
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Speaker 7: do you think he's just going to do what he
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Speaker 7: wants to do?
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Speaker 9: Well, yeah, I mean shortly after he put out that statement.
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Speaker 9: I mean, I mean, just just pause for a second, souciety.
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Speaker 9: I mean, we've I mean, I've I've learned not to
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Speaker 9: be surprised by much that Donald Trump does. But to
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Speaker 9: see him put out a statement saying that he might
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Speaker 9: that Iranian civilization may end tonight is really beyond just
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Speaker 9: about anything. And it and it's it's consistent with what
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Speaker 9: he did on Easter morning when he made a statement similar.
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Speaker 9: He didn't go so far as to say Iranian civilization
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Speaker 9: within during in that statement, he simply said all the
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Speaker 9: power plants and all the bridges in the country would
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Speaker 9: go away. So I decided to call him just to
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Speaker 9: see if I could understand what what do you what
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Speaker 9: are you really saying?
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Speaker 8: And he didn't want to talk.
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Speaker 9: I mean, he picked up the phone and he said
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Speaker 9: to me, and it's actually kind of interesting, he said,
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Speaker 9: I can't talk to you about this.
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Speaker 8: There are a lot of things happening.
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Speaker 9: There could be a big deal tonight at eight pm,
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Speaker 9: could well be. And I took that as to mean,
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Speaker 9: you know, the attack that he's threatened at eight pm civilization.
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Speaker 8: But it's interesting that's the word.
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Speaker 7: That's the word that everybody's getting upset about.
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Speaker 9: Well, when I shared his comment to me with one
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Speaker 9: of our colleagues, our colleague asked me to clarify, did
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Speaker 9: he mean a deal at eight o'clock or by do
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Speaker 9: you say when he said there could be a big
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Speaker 9: deal tonight does he mean And I said no, I
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Speaker 9: took it to mean an attack tonight, not an actual deal.
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Speaker 8: But I don't know.
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Speaker 9: He did not want to He's like, I cannot talk
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Speaker 9: about I'm not going to talk further. But yes, absolutely
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Speaker 9: extraordinary works. I mean, we you and I both covered
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Speaker 9: the war against terror in the wake of the September
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Speaker 9: eleven attacks, and the rhetoric that you heard heard coming
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Speaker 9: from al Qaeda was.
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Speaker 8: About ending civilization. Uh, Western civilization.
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Speaker 9: To hear an American president talking about ending a civilization
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Speaker 9: is really something that's beyond what I've I've ever heard.
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Speaker 7: We know he ad libs, we know that he says
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Speaker 7: a lot of things that for the shock value. There
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Speaker 7: are members of the military that I've talked to that said, look,
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Speaker 7: this is like a game of chicken. Yeah, and let's
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Speaker 7: just see what happens and if Iran will come to
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Speaker 7: the table. So, you know, is it a it's just it.
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Speaker 7: I guess I go back to we really aren't surprised
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Speaker 7: by what he says. But when he does say it,
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Speaker 7: because we've never heard of president talk like this before,
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Speaker 7: we sort of sit back and pause and and it
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Speaker 7: leaves us kind of mouths of gape, not knowing what's
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Speaker 7: going to come next.
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Speaker 8: And that's often his intent.
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Speaker 10: And look, he likes a shock, likes to.
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Speaker 9: Shock, right, And he also you know, he believes that
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Speaker 9: you know, his art of the deal is you you threaten,
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Speaker 9: you threat and you threaten, you show strength, you act
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Speaker 9: a little bit crazy, so that whoever you're negotiating with
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Speaker 9: is just doesn't know what you're going to do next
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Speaker 9: and then feels like they've got to, you know, do something,
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Speaker 9: give in.
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Speaker 8: So is it a negotiating tactic?
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Speaker 9: I mean, look, he's he has set a lot of deadlines,
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Speaker 9: a lot of deadlines over the years, shifting they have
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Speaker 9: been extended or canceled or forgotten about. But I've never
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Speaker 9: heard of deadline quite like this one. And even the
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Speaker 9: words themselves, regardless of what the actions that come next
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Speaker 9: have an impact, you know, including if he if he
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Speaker 9: simply backs off again.
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Speaker 8: I mean, that's an extraordinary.
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Speaker 9: Lack of a follow through on a threat that was
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Speaker 9: issued to the world.
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Speaker 3: IBC used out of the States four and twenty minutes
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Speaker 3: into that deadline ends, and we'll keep you up the
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Speaker 3: diet across the morning here on five double A back home,
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Speaker 3: the Prime Minister says the government is continuing to do
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Speaker 3: what it can to shield Australians from the impact of
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Speaker 3: the Iranian war. Anthnw Alberanzi has provided an update on
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Speaker 3: fuel saw shortages across the nation. Here in South Australia,
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Speaker 3: as of last night, seven servos had no diesel and
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Speaker 3: five were without unleaded petrol. Mister Alberzi says the government
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Speaker 3: is doing what it can to boost supply. Longer road
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Speaker 3: trains will be allowed on South Australian roads to further
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Speaker 3: reduce fuel costs. Premier Peter Malanawskis says heavy freight reforms
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Speaker 3: will be fast tracked to help primary producers.
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Speaker 11: We don't know how long the Iran war is going
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Speaker 11: to go on for. We don't know how long we
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Speaker 11: are going to see inflated diesel prices. But that doesn't
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Speaker 11: mean we can't do everything we can to act quickly
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Speaker 11: at a state level to put in place changes that
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Speaker 11: make it easier for goods to get from the farm
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Speaker 11: gate to the souper market as cheaply as possible. And
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Speaker 11: these changes that we announced today do exactly that. By
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Speaker 11: allowing more trucks to go onto more routes to carry
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Speaker 11: heavier it means we can make the distribution of products
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Speaker 11: more efficient, more productive. That then generates savings for the
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Speaker 11: consumer of these services, whether it be the person in
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Speaker 11: the serve market or the primary producer trying to get
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Speaker 11: product to market.
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Speaker 3: Negotiations continue when it comes to South Australia securing a
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Speaker 3: long term deal to host gather On. The Footy festival
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Speaker 3: will kick off Thursday night with no extension locked in yet.
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Speaker 3: Footy commentator Eddy McGuire has told Rowe and Timmy g
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Speaker 3: keeping it in Adelaide is just a no brainer.
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Speaker 12: Hope gets the sign that you're on the contract from
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Speaker 12: the AFL. If they don't, then I will come over
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Speaker 12: and I'll lead the revolution.
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Speaker 4: Okay, so much at the front of the queue at
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Speaker 4: the APA House and give it to them. It just
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Speaker 4: works out.
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Speaker 2: Beautifuls going for a top of twenty three degrees with
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Speaker 2: shows today, Tomorrow twenty three degrees, also with showers, Friday
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Speaker 2: nineteen with showers, Saturday eighteen degrees with a shower or
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Speaker 2: to Sunday nineteen and cloudy Monday.
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Speaker 3: Twenty partly cloudy. Currently in the city fourteen point three.
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Speaker 4: Wonderful lines are open all program folks.
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Speaker 5: Eight double two three, double O, double A is the
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Speaker 5: number if you'd like to get in touch.
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Speaker 4: Don from Pennington's done that. Good morning, don Yes, I'd
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Speaker 4: just like to know.
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Speaker 10: I rang out the boys last night.
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Speaker 4: The producers said to give you a ring in the morning.
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Speaker 13: What's up for the Tuesday fishing show Tuesday.
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Speaker 4: There's a few factors, Donnie boy.
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Speaker 5: I've got some footy commitments Tuesdays, a few different things.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, the Fishing show will just take a pause.
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Speaker 5: Listeners, unfortunately, have listened to me every morning now don
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Speaker 5: So Tuesday evenings they'll get a short, short repress, a
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Speaker 5: short rest.
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Speaker 14: And I wanted to talk about we're going up the
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Speaker 14: wall on the weekend because my nephew is playing football
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Speaker 14: up that way.
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Speaker 4: But they tell me that balloon ship Port.
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Speaker 5: Hughes motor it's funny, don Well, it's not funny. Actually,
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Speaker 5: it's the opposite. I think the area, like Port Hughes,
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Speaker 5: which was so lucky in a way to actually avoid
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Speaker 5: most impacts of the bloom.
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Speaker 4: You know, throughout the last kind of twelve months.
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Speaker 5: Recently there has been some effects of the bloom, so
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Speaker 5: mounter Port Hues and even further south of that we
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Speaker 5: know has been impacted greatly.
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Speaker 4: However, there all their life there and then caught a
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Speaker 4: squid over six months.
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Speaker 5: However, though done, the fishing in some respects is still
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Speaker 5: going pretty well. I had a friend who went out
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Speaker 5: there and got their widening on their usual marks until
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Speaker 5: the water was okay.
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Speaker 13: But I'm talking about the squid.
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Speaker 6: Squid, the squid.
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Speaker 5: The southern calamari stocks across the whole state have been
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Speaker 5: completely decimated everywhere.
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Speaker 4: It's not just that area.
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Speaker 10: It's unbelievable, it is.
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Speaker 4: It's really sad.
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Speaker 5: And you know what happens with the state government, Dony, Well.
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Speaker 1: I know for a fact, I went up the Central
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Speaker 1: Market the other day and they want fifty five dollars Southern.
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Speaker 4: This what I'm saying with the state government.
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Speaker 5: Unless the algill bloom is on the shores of Glenelg
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Speaker 5: or Henley Beach where people walk up and down in
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Speaker 5: their active where with their labrador, They're.
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Speaker 4: Not ok mate.
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Speaker 5: If it's in a regional area that inc regional people
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Speaker 5: out of out of sight, out of mind. That that's
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Speaker 5: the approach of the Alga Bloom response with our state.
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Speaker 4: Government at times. All right, then, Donny boy, you're a
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Speaker 4: good man.
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Speaker 5: You're named after a company that produces salami and other
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Speaker 5: bits and pieces.
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Speaker 12: I'm still got too bad for copples to pick up
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Speaker 12: from tackle. Well, but I'm waiting till this balloon is
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Speaker 12: completely so i want to eat them.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, okay, well I'm not usual for bow.
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Speaker 14: I actually want to eat them. I want to make
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Speaker 14: some of the gleanies and stuff with it.
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Speaker 5: So cockle of Gueenie, good work, beautiful, Yeah, well done.
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Speaker 5: Don enjoy Wallery great part of the world. The York
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Speaker 5: Peninsula is fantastic, Sammy. It certainly is definitely is, definitely
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Speaker 5: definitely is around.
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Speaker 3: As I've said before, we had a holiday house a
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Speaker 3: shaq in iross and so I spent a lot of
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Speaker 3: my childhood school holidays and long breaks up in Androssen
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Speaker 3: James Well area.
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Speaker 4: It's beautiful, wonderful part of the world.
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Speaker 5: My girlfriend and I were driving on the way back
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Speaker 5: from their peninsula after a fabulous Easter weekend.
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Speaker 4: If you did get away, folks, give us a call.
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Speaker 5: We'd love to know what you got up to. It's
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Speaker 5: not too late for that. A reminder too, you're a
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Speaker 5: high fiver up to five thirty. She said to me,
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Speaker 5: do you ever want to go overseas? She goes, do
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Speaker 5: you want to go overseas?
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Speaker 4: I said, why? It's like that movie The Castle Love.
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Speaker 4: Why would I want to go anywhere?
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Speaker 5: Why would I want to venture overseas to London or
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Speaker 5: something like that?
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Speaker 4: At the moment when I've.
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Speaker 5: Got these beautiful areas right on my doorsteps, Ammy.
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Speaker 2: Well, what is the place you'd go to overseas? Well?
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Speaker 2: Do you have one?
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Speaker 4: I've been overseas a few times and I enjoy it,
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Speaker 4: and I enjoy the.
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Speaker 5: Cultural immersion, and I like the different food and the
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Speaker 5: adventure of it. But Sammy, if I could go to
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Speaker 5: the Air Peninsula tomorrow for a week, or go to
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Speaker 5: one of the grievous hotels in Europe for a week.
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Speaker 4: I think you know which one I'm going to choose.
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Speaker 2: You're a simple man.
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Speaker 5: Well, so often we chase these different things and stuff
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Speaker 5: that we've got a great state here and everyone's going
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Speaker 5: to see it and gather around fantastic.
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Speaker 3: Talking about what Don was just saying there with the
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Speaker 3: fish stock, So you're saying, whiting's going all right, Squid's
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Speaker 3: not going too well. Are there different species that have
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Speaker 3: been affected? Yes, heavily and hugely hugely.
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Speaker 5: So what we say this is the thing though, right so,
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Speaker 5: and this is why marine science is so important, because
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Speaker 5: we often see species rock up on the beaches of
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Speaker 5: our state, you know, in response to the alga blooms.
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Speaker 5: So things like rays have been heavily affected. You'll notice
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Speaker 5: a lot of skates and rays and different forms of
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Speaker 5: bottom dwelling species, and they seem to be hugely affected. However,
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Speaker 5: we haven't seen too many cephalopods, which is octopus, calamari
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Speaker 5: and cuttlefish, so we don't see too many of those
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Speaker 5: actually wash up on our shores. But what's happening is
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Speaker 5: often in the depths of our water they're actually floating
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Speaker 5: to the bottom and diair, so we don't see it right.
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Speaker 5: So there's a lot of species that have been impacted.
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Speaker 5: I have seen a couple of glimmers of hope. We've
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Speaker 5: seen some squid breeding areas and stuff throughout our state
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Speaker 5: where it looks like, you know, those those populations are replenishing.
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Speaker 5: The breeding cycle of us it is only three hundred
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Speaker 5: and sixty five days, so it's about twelve months that
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Speaker 5: a squid reproducers.
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Speaker 4: So there are very sustainable species to target.
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Speaker 5: Let's hope that the stocks are still at a level
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Speaker 5: that they can go and reproduce and be sustainable for
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Speaker 5: the future.
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Speaker 3: So if we've got turning into a fishing show, just quickly,
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Speaker 3: if we've got all these restrictions on snapper, yep, are
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Speaker 3: they is there a chance off the back of the
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Speaker 3: algill bloom other species is going to be so decimated
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Speaker 3: that other restrictions woul need to come in place on other.
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Speaker 5: Oh, so we've already had bag limit reductions. You'll remember,
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Speaker 5: and you're all over the fact that Peter Balenaskus and
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Speaker 5: the state government came out and have bag limits for
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Speaker 5: recreational fish shows and band commercial fishing in this golf,
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Speaker 5: so the Vincent Golf. Those measures were extreme in a way,
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Speaker 5: but some people view them as appropriate. They had a
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Speaker 5: huge impact on our fishing tackle sector, On a recreational
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Speaker 5: fishing sector, people just didn't take their boats out, And
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Speaker 5: I can understand that to a degree because if you
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Speaker 5: go out and spend all that money fueling your boat
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Speaker 5: up getting over to Wallerroo and you can only go
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Speaker 5: out and catch five winding per person, Like, it's not
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Speaker 5: a huge amount of fish, but it was a measure
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Speaker 5: taken to.
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Speaker 4: Ensure the future of our stock.
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Speaker 5: So if you look at it through that lens, you
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Speaker 5: know it is potentially the right thing to do.
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Speaker 4: And that's probably my view. But your question is a
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Speaker 4: good one.
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Speaker 5: The answer is yes, species have been decimated, will continue
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Speaker 5: to be decimated. And my concern is that now with
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Speaker 5: a state election over and the alga bloom not prevalent
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Speaker 5: on our metropolitan.
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Speaker 4: Shores, that it's just out of side, out.
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Speaker 5: Of mind, and we'll kind of move on and just
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Speaker 5: hope that it all improves our grandkids. Your grandkids, My grandkids,
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Speaker 5: I fear, will not have access to what was a
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Speaker 5: world class fishery to be able to launch their tinny
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Speaker 5: Sammy and go out and get a few garfish.
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Speaker 4: And come back and cook them up.
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Speaker 5: That I don't I don't expect my grandkids to go
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Speaker 5: out and take a hundred wide and that's not what
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Speaker 5: it's about. But I do hope that they don't need,
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Speaker 5: you know, huge boats or huge infrastructure to go out
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Speaker 5: and catch a feed of fresh seafood. I hope they
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Speaker 5: can go and stay at Blackpoint and do that. I
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Speaker 5: hope they can go to Edithburgh and do it. Stands
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Speaker 5: me wherever it is, I don't care. I just hope
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Speaker 5: we get our sectory at.
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Speaker 4: A point where our grandkids can go and do that.
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Speaker 3: Well, if you're missing a fishing challenge, Esa night, you
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Speaker 3: just got a dose of it there. Nineteen after five
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Speaker 3: Mike from Higbury's on the line Morning High five of Mark.
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Speaker 12: Good morning high five.
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Speaker 4: I tell you are a high five. And now I
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Speaker 4: hope we have a bit of a speedway update here, Mark.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, just ringing about Gilman Speedway on the weekend.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, sur pride, wouldn't it.
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Speaker 4: I love it, mate, I love it.
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Speaker 12: Yeah. Our father and son team come first and second
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Speaker 12: in the Oceana Sidecar Championship, which is pretty good. Trend
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Speaker 12: hurdling and his passenger Jackson Rayner won from young son
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Speaker 12: Nate Headland and Harry Hearn And which is a pretty
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Speaker 12: good effort for young Nate because he's this is his
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Speaker 12: first year back after being out for two years after
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Speaker 12: breaking both legs.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, wow, great, that's a big effort for him.
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Speaker 12: And Brady Cohen and Jesse Headland from Queensland were third
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Speaker 12: and Mark Placedead and Ben Pitt were fourth. And it's
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Speaker 12: some good racing, good crowd. The track record was broken
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Speaker 12: first time since twenty eighteen, which is you know, the
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Speaker 12: track was really really good as prepared well by the
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Speaker 12: two track prep guys, and yeah it was good. And
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Speaker 12: at the start of the meeting the club president Ivan
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Speaker 12: Golding presented Stephen Baker and his brothers Darren and Mark,
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Speaker 12: who are the major sponsors of the Australian Speedway solo
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Speaker 12: team overseas that presented him with an award for helping
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Speaker 12: the Australian team win the Speedway of Nations World Cup
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Speaker 12: which is going to start in the middle of the year,
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Speaker 12: so that'd be good efforts in Poland, I think this year,
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Speaker 12: so Australia should go back to back.
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Speaker 4: Fabulous monkey boy. Now, now let me ask you a question, mate.
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Speaker 5: Yesterday I asked our listeners, what's what what is society
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Speaker 5: introduced that's supposed to make life easier, but it's actually
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Speaker 5: making life harder. Now, we did this towards five point
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Speaker 5: fifty yesterday. The phones just blew up, right and everyone
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Speaker 5: had their say, so we wanted to do it. At
17:12
Speaker 5: the start of the program, I said, self serve checkouts.
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Speaker 4: I mean they are a pain in the bum and
17:17
Speaker 4: car senses.
17:18
Speaker 5: What what What's something that's that's making society harder that
17:22
Speaker 5: claims to make society easier?
17:24
Speaker 8: Oh?
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Speaker 12: I agree, a self serve checkout the joke?
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Speaker 4: Aren't they so annoying?
17:29
Speaker 6: Mark?
17:29
Speaker 12: Yeah? You just get you know the girls that are
17:32
Speaker 12: standing there like there well girls, Mark, Yeah, there's not
17:36
Speaker 12: many where I go, but they're mainly the girls. And
17:38
Speaker 12: there's a couple that just stand there like they own
17:41
Speaker 12: the joint and wan't to help or anything like that.
17:43
Speaker 12: But then you go to other shops and they fall
17:45
Speaker 12: all over you to help you. I agree with that
17:47
Speaker 12: one hundred percent. The Coles checkout is animal worse, but
17:51
Speaker 12: they're they're just a joke.
17:53
Speaker 4: That's very good.
17:55
Speaker 2: Good on you, Mark, I've got one for you. Social media.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, at the heart of social media. Yep,
18:03
Speaker 3: it's such a great concept. I had mates over in
18:06
Speaker 3: college on basketball scholarships. We could keep up to date
18:09
Speaker 3: with them, talk to them. My brother lives in Canberra.
18:11
Speaker 3: You just chat to them all the time. But then
18:13
Speaker 3: you see the other side of it. What's the other side,
18:16
Speaker 3: needing to ban people under sixteen? Yeah, all the online
18:20
Speaker 3: bullying and abuse. Yeah, that's awful and it's just crap.
18:24
Speaker 4: Crap's a good word for it.
18:26
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's got its place, doesn't that staying connected to people,
18:28
Speaker 5: updating people overseas.
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Speaker 15: It does.
18:31
Speaker 4: Social media can be pretty pretty fabulous.
18:33
Speaker 5: Yes, I follow some people who are, you know, influences.
18:37
Speaker 4: Do you know what that is?
18:38
Speaker 2: You're one of their money?
18:39
Speaker 4: I'm not an influencer.
18:40
Speaker 2: Scene you have your own radio show.
18:42
Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll say to you, mate, if you wouldn't claim
18:44
Speaker 5: yourself for your influencia and all that rubbish. But I
18:48
Speaker 5: follow these people in Wa who are swimming with whale
18:51
Speaker 5: sharks and snorkeling, and they put up this beautiful footage
18:55
Speaker 5: that they taken. And if we didn't have social media
18:57
Speaker 5: or other social channels, I wouldn't get out, says to
19:00
Speaker 5: that wonderful footage. So I go, hey, you know, fabulous,
19:03
Speaker 5: but you're right, it does have some serious downsides. I mean,
19:07
Speaker 5: I can't wait to have kiddles one day, Sammy, and look,
19:10
Speaker 5: I think I'm going to have to be really proactive around.
19:13
Speaker 4: Their social media use.
19:14
Speaker 5: You can see how much of did harm a young
19:16
Speaker 5: person if they don't get that right.
19:18
Speaker 2: I just called in morning, good morning, gentlemen.
19:22
Speaker 14: Now I have that high five. But that's pretty cool,
19:24
Speaker 14: that's really catchy.
19:26
Speaker 2: Well you're a high five high five or in wow.
19:29
Speaker 14: I think the biggest social disruption that has come to
19:36
Speaker 14: the to the world today that was supposed to be
19:40
Speaker 14: good for us, it's four as umpires. How many people humpires?
19:48
Speaker 14: The that poor harmy red was been taken over the
19:53
Speaker 14: weekend and each makes to be a villain.
19:58
Speaker 5: You're saying, there's so many umpires, how can they not
20:00
Speaker 5: see what he what he was exposed to him? Yeah, yeah, yeah, guys.
20:10
Speaker 14: I've lost so much funny in last week because we've
20:13
Speaker 14: been on so many people because we knew we were
20:16
Speaker 14: going to go through in a row, and look what's happened.
20:20
Speaker 14: That's all the Empire.
20:21
Speaker 5: Spots and you could you could do a sports show
20:26
Speaker 5: with our man, couldn't you? And ROWI I think it
20:29
Speaker 5: would be a great team there just bagging the umpires
20:31
Speaker 5: for four hours straight.
20:34
Speaker 14: Well you know, you know, we know RAWI always goes
20:37
Speaker 14: on at that. Let's do the sun the clouds? Wow,
20:44
Speaker 14: we had around? What happened to the realm? What we did?
20:49
Speaker 14: You know? So all I can just say is go
20:52
Speaker 14: to wegels?
20:53
Speaker 4: Yeah?
20:54
Speaker 14: And God, I'm going to beat the Crown.
20:59
Speaker 5: Oh well no, I don't think Carton will beat the Crows,
21:01
Speaker 5: but the Crows now, I'll tell you what.
21:03
Speaker 4: All right, here we go.
21:06
Speaker 14: If Carton, when I can't have to wear a West
21:12
Speaker 14: Coast top all the.
21:14
Speaker 5: Next week, and I promise you every morning from five
21:18
Speaker 5: am on air, I will wear a West Coast jersey
21:21
Speaker 5: for a week.
21:22
Speaker 4: If Carlton beat the Crows. Gather there and you're going.
21:26
Speaker 14: To tell me to do something.
21:31
Speaker 4: The other way around and leave that with me.
21:35
Speaker 5: I will come up with something and I'll get in
21:36
Speaker 5: touch with you offline. March from Hampstead Gardens morning March.
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Speaker 13: Oh hi, hang you going? Look, I just want to
21:42
Speaker 13: know this fishing quota is it a five pair person
21:45
Speaker 13: or something, and does that include indigenous because you know
21:50
Speaker 13: sometimes I'll let him take it for food. Yeah, yeah,
21:54
Speaker 13: I mean it's fair on everybody.
21:57
Speaker 4: Mars, You're right.
21:58
Speaker 5: I don't want to get into lanes that I'm not
22:00
Speaker 5: fully understanding of, but I do believe that in some respects,
22:05
Speaker 5: traditional landowners have access to a fishery in which he is,
22:09
Speaker 5: you know, has been there.
22:10
Speaker 4: For years and years and years and years and years.
22:13
Speaker 5: So yeah, cautious, Sammy that I want to get that right,
22:16
Speaker 5: and I don't want to suggest anything that isn't untrue,
22:18
Speaker 5: but I do know circumstances where as I said, traditional
22:21
Speaker 5: landowners have access to a fishery in different ways that
22:26
Speaker 5: people that are that aren't traditional landowners would would say.
22:29
Speaker 3: So we'll do your research. We're going to get to
22:31
Speaker 3: a break though five thirty News with jess Adamson not
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Speaker 3: far away, and we'll be back with Tommy Wren very shortly.
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Speaker 1: Need Meck Henry and Sam Dado five double A early breakfast.
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Speaker 3: Twenty four minutes to six eight double two to three
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Speaker 3: double o double oh zero double four eight oh wait
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Speaker 3: thirteen ninety five your goals until six o'clock.
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Speaker 5: Need looking forward to this Tommy Wren's a ripper, isn't.
22:55
Speaker 5: He's going to join us for our sporting recap. I'm
22:57
Speaker 5: going to ask him something, Folks. Not sure whether you've
23:01
Speaker 5: seen it or or our listeners have seen it. Sammy
23:03
Speaker 5: but Cane Korn's made comments about ann Adelaide Crow's for
23:07
Speaker 5: Darcy Foggy playing golf on a Wednesday ahead of a
23:10
Speaker 5: Thursday game.
23:11
Speaker 4: Now he was out with back stiffness.
23:12
Speaker 5: My understanding is it was completely unrelated to the golf game.
23:16
Speaker 5: Before we ask Tommy Wren and before he jumps in
23:18
Speaker 5: the studio, do you think that's reasonable for an AFL
23:20
Speaker 5: footballer on their day off to play a game of golf.
23:22
Speaker 3: Well, the same question was raised about Usman Kowaja with
23:25
Speaker 3: his back spasms over summer because he was playing golf
23:28
Speaker 3: before a match. I mean, you've got to have some
23:29
Speaker 3: sort of a release somewhere, And if you're a professional athlete,
23:34
Speaker 3: it's not like the rigorous I don't know. Golf is
23:42
Speaker 3: a sport. They're sporting athletes. They've got to let some
23:44
Speaker 3: steam off. What's wrong with that?
23:46
Speaker 5: There you go, Well, tom Ron's going to join us
23:48
Speaker 5: eight double two three double O double O. Before we
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Speaker 5: ask him. We'd love your thoughts on that as well.
23:52
Speaker 6: The latest in.
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Speaker 2: Sporce with tom Morning, Tommy Morning boys.
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Speaker 16: Yeah, it sort of blowed up that one a little bit,
23:58
Speaker 16: hasn't it of it in Sam's camp, and I think
24:01
Speaker 16: yours need to.
24:02
Speaker 10: I think you.
24:03
Speaker 16: Need to have an outlet as a player always a
24:06
Speaker 16: person in general. Look, it's not ideal if that's the case.
24:11
Speaker 16: How the club is insisting it's not related. I think
24:14
Speaker 16: he played on the Wednesday and then on the Thursday
24:17
Speaker 16: morning he was clearly in some trouble at the captain's run.
24:21
Speaker 10: They played on the friday, was it last week?
24:24
Speaker 16: So yeah, I think players, you know, yes, it's unfortunate,
24:30
Speaker 16: but what do you want to do get them keep
24:32
Speaker 16: them cooped up at home looking at white walls all day?
24:34
Speaker 10: But I don't think you can expect to do that,
24:36
Speaker 10: can you.
24:36
Speaker 8: No?
24:36
Speaker 5: I think that's unreasonable and I think we have to
24:39
Speaker 5: take the club at face value. If they suggest that
24:41
Speaker 5: the incident is unrelated to playing a round of golf
24:45
Speaker 5: that day, well it's unrelated. So you're within your rights
24:47
Speaker 5: to go and do whatever you want your day off,
24:49
Speaker 5: as long as it's in the realms of being a
24:51
Speaker 5: professional athlete.
24:53
Speaker 10: That's it.
24:53
Speaker 16: I mean, it's not ideal timing for Darcy is that,
24:56
Speaker 16: you know, given he hasn't had the best start.
24:59
Speaker 10: I'm a big f end of Darcy Foggy. I think
25:01
Speaker 10: he's a really good player.
25:02
Speaker 16: I think he had four goals in his first couple
25:04
Speaker 16: of games goalss in round three. Obviously didn't play last week,
25:08
Speaker 16: so out for another week. They're not sure when the
25:10
Speaker 16: timeline's going to be. So back's are tricky, as you know.
25:15
Speaker 16: Need you probably had I'm not sure if you've had one,
25:17
Speaker 16: but you've had teammates that have.
25:18
Speaker 6: Yeah.
25:19
Speaker 4: I had facet joints in my second year. I think
25:21
Speaker 4: I missed. Oh, I must have missed months.
25:23
Speaker 6: Months.
25:24
Speaker 5: Yeah, in my second year, my fast joints were really bad.
25:26
Speaker 5: It was probably the worst thing joy I've ever had that.
25:28
Speaker 5: I was just previously my grinds. Right, how did you
25:30
Speaker 5: so facet to the back?
25:32
Speaker 6: Yeah?
25:32
Speaker 10: How did you do that? Just lifting weights?
25:34
Speaker 4: It was Yeah, it was in my second year.
25:36
Speaker 5: I came back and I started getting really stiff in
25:38
Speaker 5: my back and kept playing.
25:39
Speaker 4: My form deteriorated.
25:40
Speaker 5: I was in the sandfle at that time, and I've
25:41
Speaker 5: got what's wrong, and I hadn't really had much experience
25:44
Speaker 5: with being injured before as a young kid. My back
25:46
Speaker 5: was stiff and stiff, and then I was getting in
25:48
Speaker 5: and out of the car and I couldn't sit in
25:49
Speaker 5: the car for more than ten minutes.
25:51
Speaker 4: And then I kind of said to someone said I
25:52
Speaker 4: think my back's.
25:53
Speaker 5: Pretty bad here, and then had scans and I think
25:55
Speaker 5: it might have happened round three or four, and I
25:57
Speaker 5: ended up not playing till the finals, so I.
25:59
Speaker 4: Missed pretty much the.
25:59
Speaker 16: Whole it's debilitating. I used to, you know, I remember
26:04
Speaker 16: people going, I've got a bad back, and what's wrong
26:06
Speaker 16: with you? And then one time I was at the
26:10
Speaker 16: gym and you can't really tell, and I was I
26:14
Speaker 16: had the siatic pain and I had the slip disc
26:17
Speaker 16: and it was just agony.
26:18
Speaker 6: So instant.
26:19
Speaker 4: Did you do something? Did you Was there one event
26:22
Speaker 4: that caused that?
26:23
Speaker 16: Is year or I reckon it was a dead lift
26:25
Speaker 16: and I just did it wrong technique and I remember
26:28
Speaker 16: just feeling a bit sore, and then it just got
26:30
Speaker 16: progressively worse. And then I hate taking pills for you know,
26:34
Speaker 16: like pan and ole, but I remember just chewing through
26:36
Speaker 16: eight to ten heavy painkillers a day, and it was
26:39
Speaker 16: just I was going through like tic TACs and I went,
26:41
Speaker 16: I got to do something here. So I had surgery
26:43
Speaker 16: and for me, that was the best thing I did.
26:45
Speaker 16: That was about ten years ago. Now how's the deadlift form?
26:47
Speaker 6: Now?
26:50
Speaker 10: Just make sure I lived within my mind, which is
26:53
Speaker 10: very light.
26:54
Speaker 5: But I think it is a question to our listeners,
26:56
Speaker 5: and I would if anyone's listening and has a thought
26:58
Speaker 5: on this, would love to hear it. What is the
27:00
Speaker 5: expectations of a professional sporting person? Yeah, because they're becoming
27:04
Speaker 5: greyer and greyer. Do you have an issue with the
27:07
Speaker 5: people that you basically pay a membership to support or
27:10
Speaker 5: go and watch at the foot going and playing a
27:12
Speaker 5: game of goal? For for me, going fishing on a
27:14
Speaker 5: day off, like, wh where's the line?
27:17
Speaker 16: And I mean remember oli Wine's got totally lambassed. I
27:19
Speaker 16: think Sammy, you were working with us at the time
27:22
Speaker 16: water skiing. He got the injury. You know, he got
27:26
Speaker 16: smashed for that, didn't he Others have been done for
27:31
Speaker 16: Glenn Axell, I think had to mate jump on top
27:33
Speaker 16: of him, maybe a golf cart or a similar incident.
27:36
Speaker 2: You know a bit of alcohol involved with that one.
27:38
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, so that's you know, it's it's tricky, isn't it.
27:42
Speaker 16: But look, I think you're right. I think players I
27:44
Speaker 16: reckon most players ned and again you'd probably know better.
27:47
Speaker 16: But I'd say sixty percent of them probably play golf. Yeah,
27:52
Speaker 16: you know, and you need that they're sporting guys, that
27:55
Speaker 16: they're outdoor. Most of them are outdoor sort of people.
27:58
Speaker 16: They like to do something that you know, keeps them
28:00
Speaker 16: at dear org you know, is competitive and a bit
28:03
Speaker 16: of fun as well, and not generally too rigorous.
28:06
Speaker 5: What it's like in life, you just have a level
28:08
Speaker 5: of personal responsibility. It's like, drive your own career. If
28:11
Speaker 5: you can play golf and come to prepare to train
28:14
Speaker 5: and perform, well we'll go for it. Like there's no issue.
28:16
Speaker 5: Yeah you're not, but you're not babysap, you're not a child.
28:20
Speaker 10: That's right. That's right.
28:21
Speaker 16: So, like I said, unfortunate. Hope he's back within a
28:24
Speaker 16: couple of weeks. But like we've just spoken about, they
28:27
Speaker 16: can be tricky. One thing I want to do a
28:29
Speaker 16: little bit later in the week is or we'll have
28:30
Speaker 16: to do it tomorrow is a bit of a master's preview.
28:34
Speaker 16: It's a huge week. We've got gather around on this week,
28:37
Speaker 16: which is you know, really big as we know that's
28:40
Speaker 16: taking over most of the sporting headlines, as it should.
28:43
Speaker 16: But the US Masters starts tomorrow night, so four Ossie
28:46
Speaker 16: is there looking for our second green jacket to a
28:49
Speaker 16: preview tomorrow.
28:49
Speaker 2: But who's the favorite and who's the best place.
28:51
Speaker 16: Dosie favorite would be Scottie s Sheffler, even though his
28:55
Speaker 16: form has been a bit off this year. He was
28:57
Speaker 16: almost unlike black caviare ods going into tournaments or he's
29:01
Speaker 16: about you know, one hundred and fifty player fields. He's
29:04
Speaker 16: often here was three dollars is outrageous. He's drifted, he's
29:08
Speaker 16: struggling a bit. Still the best player. If he brings
29:11
Speaker 16: his a game, he'll win. He's an extremely good ball striker.
29:15
Speaker 16: But Rory Mackroy defending champion. It's those two best plays
29:18
Speaker 16: to Ossie, great question, I would think Minwoo Lee for me,
29:25
Speaker 16: I think camp Adam Scott's the only one that's won one,
29:28
Speaker 16: and he has great course for him, plays it really
29:30
Speaker 16: well every year. But I think Minwu Lee is ready.
29:33
Speaker 16: I think it's finally clicked up here in his head.
29:37
Speaker 16: Has the game, has the length, has all the shots.
29:40
Speaker 16: It's just whether he's got the mental appt chude to
29:42
Speaker 16: be able to execute.
29:43
Speaker 2: It and finally do the round. Of course, kicks off
29:45
Speaker 2: tomorrow night.
29:46
Speaker 16: Yes, teams tonight, so it looks like Rory lad is
29:49
Speaker 16: going to be available. They need a few coming back
29:52
Speaker 16: now the Crows. Will Hayward. Look, you don't want to
29:55
Speaker 16: wish ill on the opposition, but Will Hayward not playing
29:58
Speaker 16: for Carlton, I think's pretty big good player. Small forward
30:03
Speaker 16: can drift into the midfield as well. I think that'll
30:05
Speaker 16: hurt them a bit. I think the Blues are in
30:07
Speaker 16: a bit of trouble. I hope the Crows come out
30:10
Speaker 16: breathing fire. They have a slower starting team, I think
30:12
Speaker 16: against the best starting team. We know Cruton have been
30:15
Speaker 16: finishing poorly, but they've actually been starting games pretty well.
30:18
Speaker 16: So I think it's important the Crows match motors with
30:21
Speaker 16: them early or hopefully just you know, put a bit
30:24
Speaker 16: of a break on them and just put the game
30:26
Speaker 16: to bed and take a bit of this thing out
30:27
Speaker 16: of it early.
30:28
Speaker 4: Yeah, well done.
30:28
Speaker 16: Put Adelaide tougher game, clearly much tougher. But I think
30:31
Speaker 16: there's actually probably more pressure on Saint Kilda. I think
30:34
Speaker 16: if Sint Kilda lose and a one and four after
30:36
Speaker 16: everything they did in the off season, you know, with
30:39
Speaker 16: their big name players and you know, paying a lot
30:41
Speaker 16: for Wanganeen Miller, et cetera, and deconing. I think there's
30:46
Speaker 16: a fair bit of pressure on ross Line and that team.
30:48
Speaker 16: So it's not a free hit, but I think it's
30:51
Speaker 16: it's pretty close for Port. I don't think they're expected
30:54
Speaker 16: to win, but I think they can can too. Be
30:58
Speaker 16: really tough, but they if the crowd gets involved, you know,
31:02
Speaker 16: and they start to get up and about, they're going
31:03
Speaker 16: to have to play well and definitely better than they did.
31:06
Speaker 10: That was a pretty tough watch last week, that game.
31:09
Speaker 10: But I think they can.
31:10
Speaker 5: They can win, just lastly, running and quickly. Zach Butters,
31:13
Speaker 5: there's been reports that he's been offered two million dollars
31:16
Speaker 5: at eight years, one of the biggest deals in AFL
31:18
Speaker 5: history to go and join Richmond. What's your read on that.
31:22
Speaker 5: Is he staying and are those reports accurate?
31:24
Speaker 16: I think he's torn. I think he's genuinely torn. And
31:27
Speaker 16: from what I'm hearing, Josh Car's been doing a good
31:30
Speaker 16: job of saying, mate, we need to know you're either
31:32
Speaker 16: in or you're out. And I think that's probably what
31:34
Speaker 16: he needs to do. Really difficult because I think he
31:38
Speaker 16: probably wants to stay.
31:39
Speaker 10: I think he's a very loyal guy.
31:42
Speaker 16: Hard though, when you know mum and family are you know,
31:46
Speaker 16: pulling you reasonably hard and you totally understand you've got.
31:50
Speaker 3: Port Adelaide rebuilding that isn't a rebuild, yeah, or you're
31:53
Speaker 3: being offered millions to go home to your home state,
31:55
Speaker 3: be around family and play the sport you love.
31:57
Speaker 10: Yeah, and that's it.
31:58
Speaker 16: And look, we know Geelong the Steve Hawking yesterday CEO
32:02
Speaker 16: saying we don't. We're not in the business of talking
32:04
Speaker 16: publicly usually, but yes, we are very I mean, you
32:07
Speaker 16: know there's all of those clubs that the top club's
32:10
Speaker 16: exactly right, Sammy, So you know it's probably gonna be
32:13
Speaker 16: two or three years of paying at least, we think
32:15
Speaker 16: for Port, whereas if you go to a Bulldog's Geelong,
32:18
Speaker 16: Richmond's probably similar to Port. But if you go to
32:20
Speaker 16: you know, one of those other clubs, you're a chance
32:23
Speaker 16: to play at least Premium final week, maybe better.
32:26
Speaker 4: Yeah.
32:26
Speaker 10: So it's a tough call.
32:28
Speaker 2: Yeah, watch this space, thank you, Tomy, good on your boys.
32:30
Speaker 2: Touch the same time, tomorrow. What is it?
32:32
Speaker 3: We're about sixteen minutes to six here eight double two
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Speaker 3: three double oh double oh zero double four eight thirty
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Speaker 3: ninety five. Jump on the phones, David and Will of
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Speaker 3: course coming up after six o'clock quick break bake.
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Speaker 2: Surely need mc.
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Speaker 1: Henry and Sam Dado five double A early breakfast.
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Speaker 2: It's the six on Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 3: Eight double two to three double oh double oh zero
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Speaker 2: Back to your calls very shortly.
33:01
Speaker 3: But for Sky News, Jonathan Kurzy filed this report not
33:04
Speaker 3: long ago, just over three and a half hours until
33:07
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's alt matum with Iran ends.
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Speaker 2: This is what he had to say.
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Speaker 15: This was first reported by Axios that Pakistan had put
33:13
Speaker 15: forward a two week ceasefire proposal to the United States
33:17
Speaker 15: and to Iran. I've just spoken with the White House
33:20
Speaker 15: and Press Secretary Caroline Levitt tells me the following. The
33:23
Speaker 15: President has been made aware of the proposal and a
33:27
Speaker 15: response will come. She said, Could there be an eleventh
33:31
Speaker 15: hour breakthrough to avert the serious strikes that President Trump
33:36
Speaker 15: has threatened, because earlier today he went to truth Social
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Speaker 15: to issue.
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Speaker 6: A very grave warning, a warning in.
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Speaker 15: Which he said, a whole civilization will die tonighte never
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Speaker 15: to be brought back again. I don't want that to happen,
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Speaker 15: but it probably will. However, now that we have complete
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Speaker 15: and total regime change, he says, where different, smarter, unless
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Speaker 15: radicalized minds prevail, maybe something revolutionary, wonderful can happen.
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Speaker 6: Who knows. We will find out tonight.
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Speaker 15: One of the most important moments in the long and
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Speaker 15: complex history of the world. Forty seven years of extortion,
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Speaker 15: corruption and death will finally end. God bless the great
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Speaker 15: people of Iran. That statement, threatening to wipe out a
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Speaker 15: whole civilization has been criticized by Democrats, by the Pope too,
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Speaker 15: who called it unacceptable.
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Speaker 6: We've also heard.
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Speaker 15: From Marjorie Taylor Green, one of President Trump's former longtime
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Speaker 15: loyal supporters, now very much a critic of the president.
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Speaker 15: She called on the Trump administration the cabinet to invoke
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Speaker 15: the twenty fifth Amendment remove the president from powers, saying
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Speaker 15: the twenty fifth Amendment not a single bomb has dropped
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Speaker 15: on America. We cannot kill an entire civilization. This is
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Speaker 15: evil and madness. Earlier on today, Pete, the United States
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Speaker 15: had carried out a series of strikes on Hag Island.
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Speaker 6: It was confirmed to me by a White.
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Speaker 15: House official that military strikes military facilities had been targeted
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Speaker 15: in the Onslaught by the United States of America as
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Speaker 15: it stepped up its attacks hours before this deadline expires
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Speaker 15: in less than four hours from now. Iran's ambassador to
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Speaker 15: the UN has spoken there a short time ago.
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Speaker 6: This is some of what he had to say.
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Speaker 17: It is regrettable and alarming that the way, in full
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Speaker 17: view of international community, the President of the United States
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Speaker 17: shamelesslie and brazenly issues trust to destroy all civilian infrastructure
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Speaker 17: in Iran, including bridge, power plants, and energy facilities, by
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Speaker 17: setting a dead lane and oppenently reveals this intent to
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Speaker 17: commit wild claims and clame against humanity.
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Speaker 3: Jonathan Curzley there for Sky News reporting the latest with
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump and what's going to happen with Iran. Just
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Speaker 3: over three and a half hours until that deadline passes.
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Speaker 3: David and Will coming up after six o'clock, and of
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Speaker 3: course jess Adamson for five Double A News will keep
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Speaker 3: you up to date throughout the morning.
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Speaker 2: Before we get out of your net, I want to
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Speaker 2: ask a question.
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Speaker 3: What's the question, Sammy, how many subscriptions do you think
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Speaker 3: you have.
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Speaker 4: I've got Oh yeah, good point.
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Speaker 5: I was about to say none because I don't have
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Speaker 5: a Netflix or a cow or anything like that.
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Speaker 4: But I think i'd have a lot of apps and
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Speaker 4: bits and peace on my phone.
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Speaker 2: It's just draining funds and you don't know it.
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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, big time.
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Speaker 2: Have you ever been in a situation you've had a
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Speaker 2: subscription that you couldn't it was just too hard to end,
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Speaker 2: and that you went through the ringer?
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Speaker 5: Can I off the back of your question, can I
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Speaker 5: add something to our list of things that are supposed
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Speaker 5: to be making life easier but they're making life more difficult?
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Speaker 5: Email subscription subscriptions, Sammy, Why the heck can I not
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Speaker 5: unsubscribe to those? And why do they continue to flow
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Speaker 5: into my inbox?
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Speaker 3: So this is the Prime Minister Anthony Open easy yesterday afternoon.
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Speaker 3: It's got some new laws around subscriptions.
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Speaker 18: Have you tried to cancel a subscription and just a
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Speaker 18: going in circles? That's not a coincidence and it can
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Speaker 18: mean paying for something that you don't even want. We're
36:56
Speaker 18: banning subscriptions that lock you in because they're hard to cancel,
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Speaker 18: so you can get out quicker and keep.
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Speaker 10: More of your own money.
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Speaker 2: So how many subscriptions do you have? Do you use
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Speaker 2: any of them? Do you use enough of them? Eight?
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Speaker 3: Double two three double O double ow zero double four
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Speaker 3: eight thirteen ninety five. I do a pretty good job
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Speaker 3: now of trying to share around the streaming services. So
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Speaker 3: any one time I probably have two, but I would
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Speaker 3: rotate between four or five of them throughout the few
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Speaker 3: months I last had Paramount. And they make it so
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Speaker 3: hard for you to cancel it. You have to do
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Speaker 3: it on a computer. You just can't do it on
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Speaker 3: your phone. All these loopholes you have to jump through
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Speaker 3: just to get rid of it.
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Speaker 5: Well, we had two texts, Johnt Gore and I'm going
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Speaker 5: down Wendy at Aldinger Beach, who said the exact same
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Speaker 5: thing about subscriptions that was frustrating them. That was something
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Speaker 5: that was harder about society that was supposed to be easier.
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Speaker 4: You're dead ride.
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Speaker 5: Why is it that we can't just have one uniform
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Speaker 5: subscription base that is like the old DVD higher where
37:53
Speaker 5: you can.
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Speaker 4: Go and get whatever you like. That model was easier.
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Speaker 4: You could just drive down there and grab a couple
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Speaker 4: of DVDs.
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Speaker 3: For the week in oh I can remember back in
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Speaker 3: the day, Back in the day, going into Video Easy
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Speaker 3: on a Friday night picking a movie, or a bit
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Speaker 3: later getting to pick an Xbox game for the weekend.
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Speaker 2: Fabulous Video Easy. Those are the days.
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Speaker 4: Much better now we're running out of time.
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Speaker 5: But I wonder if anyone's done, would have they gone
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Speaker 5: through and realize just how much money they're.
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Speaker 4: Spending on these subscriptions and how much of you're saved.
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Speaker 4: I'd love to know that that would be.
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Speaker 2: It's not until you'd sit down, track them all, work
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Speaker 2: out where your money's spending, to work out just how
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Speaker 2: much money is being wasted on these things.
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Speaker 5: Well, do you listen to David Kosh when he joins
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Speaker 5: that he's fantastic. I mean, he obviously provides a bit
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Speaker 5: of financial insight, and he says, go go and cancel
38:41
Speaker 5: all that stuff that you don't need and doing all
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Speaker 5: it through your insurance you can always get a better deal.
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Speaker 4: And he's dead right. Have you gone and done it?
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Speaker 2: I've not done an insurance one. No, Well, I need
38:49
Speaker 2: to do a private health one.
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Speaker 5: Can lead a horse to waters Saturday, but you're not
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Speaker 5: drinking it. I agree, I need to go through and
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Speaker 5: do a lot of that too. There's money to be
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Speaker 5: saved there, folks, isn't there if you just go and
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Speaker 5: do it. I'm not trying to lecture anyone on that,
39:01
Speaker 5: but it is absolutely critical that you go and make
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Speaker 5: sure you're getting the best deal you possibly can.
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Speaker 3: You're dead right there, Neddie, But it's time for us
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Speaker 3: to get out of here. David O will after six o'clock.
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Speaker 3: As I said before, they'll keep you up to date
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Speaker 3: with everything happening around the world. A lot happening out
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Speaker 3: of the United States and Iran Jess Smith, Jess Adamson
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Speaker 3: and Tom Wren for the six o'clock news. But we're
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Speaker 3: going to get out of your ned Yes.
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Speaker 1: We do now.
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Speaker 4: Robert's texting our pun text there.
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Speaker 5: There's lots and lots of text and I wish I
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Speaker 5: could have had a bit more time to read all
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Speaker 5: of them. But Robert, you're in hospital I think last week.
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Speaker 5: Hope you're going all right, mate, Our thoughts with you
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Speaker 5: at five double, I hope you're going well.
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Speaker 1: Give us a gold to my rob need meet Henry
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Speaker 1: and Sam Daddo five double A early breakfast