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Early Breakfast with Ned & Sam - 19 February 2026 · Early Breakfast with Ned McHenry & Sam Daddow

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Speaker 1: Need me Henreith and Sam Dado five double A early breakfast.
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Speaker 2: I'm minute after five. Good morning, and we'll welcome along too.
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Speaker 2: Early breakfast for this Thursday morning. Med and Sam with
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Speaker 2: you till six o'clock. Get involved. Eight double two to
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Speaker 2: three double Oh of course, David and Will coming up
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Speaker 2: after six o'clock.
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Speaker 3: Needdy, good morning, Good morning Sammy nineteenth of February. Where's
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Speaker 3: this year going?
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Speaker 4: It's going quick? Now quick?
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Speaker 3: I don't want to sound old, Sam, I don't want
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Speaker 3: to sound like one of those people, but my goodness,
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Speaker 3: time just passes by quickly, doesn't it if you don't
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Speaker 3: catch it.
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Speaker 2: Everyone used to say when you get older, time flies quicker.
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Speaker 4: I never used to believe them, Sam, I believe them now.
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Speaker 3: My goodness, me, it's true. Time is just flying by
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Speaker 3: it a rate. And if you don't kind of look
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Speaker 3: up and catch it for a minute, you know, you'll
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Speaker 3: lose it.
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Speaker 4: You know, walk around, smell the roses for a bit.
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Speaker 3: There's something incredibly unhelpful and philosophical for your Thursday morning.
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Speaker 3: But we have a fantastic show coming up, and as
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Speaker 3: always Sam, as Sam mentioned, he does her engagement eight
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Speaker 3: double two three double O double Oh, give us a
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Speaker 3: call on anything that crosses your mind or anything you
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Speaker 3: want to discuss save.
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Speaker 2: Because if you do, you might be able to win
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Speaker 2: a two hundred and fifty dollars truck washpacked all thanks
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Speaker 2: to Peppers.
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Speaker 4: I've made it ra Ray Pepper at Peppers.
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Speaker 3: We love Ray Pepper, don't we.
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Speaker 4: He's a good bloke. He's a fantastic clocks.
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Speaker 2: You were talking about about half an hour ago that
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Speaker 2: your grandmother texted you good morning at four thirty four.
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Speaker 3: Oh, she is a wonderful lady, my grandma. Now why
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Speaker 3: on earth is she up at that hour? She responded,
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Speaker 3: Now let me see here we go. He's a live moments.
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Speaker 3: I've tapped in my passcoat all zeros for anyone wanting
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Speaker 3: to hack my phone. Not sleeping very well?
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Speaker 4: Oh maybe don't maybe don't live read that?
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Speaker 3: She goes, just made my second cup of English breakfast cover.
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Speaker 3: Have you had one?
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Speaker 5: Here?
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Speaker 3: You come on radio? Grandma is the best, My grandma. Look,
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Speaker 3: she'll be listening right now. I'll text her back. I'll say, hello,
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Speaker 3: old duck.
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Speaker 4: That's a bit rude.
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Speaker 3: Now, what's wrong with that? Call on that old dak?
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Speaker 2: Well, as you're writing your text message out to your
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Speaker 2: lovely grandmother. Yes, this got me thinking. Who listening? You know,
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Speaker 2: the early breakfast audience?
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Speaker 4: Here?
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Speaker 2: Who has the earliest alarm clock? Oh wow, what time
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Speaker 2: does your alarm actually go off? You chuck it through
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Speaker 2: on the text line O double four eight oh wait
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Speaker 2: thirteen ninety five earliest alarm clock? Mine is four oh five?
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Speaker 3: Yeah you four o five?
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Speaker 4: Yeah. I don't like going on the hour. Yeah, don't
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Speaker 4: like going on the hour. What's yours be about to
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Speaker 4: four ten?
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Speaker 3: Four ten?
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Speaker 4: Four ten? And you normally beat me here?
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Speaker 3: Jeez, Yeah, I don't make around in the mornings now.
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Speaker 3: But what about shift workers, because that's some of those people.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 3: We've got a wonderful woman who lives on our street
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Speaker 3: about two doors down. She's a nurse and she will
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Speaker 3: work the night shift. My goodness, that pullman. That the
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Speaker 3: time and energy she puts into helping others, Like she's
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Speaker 3: up at the craziest hours and then sleeping during the day.
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Speaker 3: A whole patney's out.
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Speaker 2: And it's not just if that was your work and
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Speaker 2: you did those hours all the time, you can get
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Speaker 2: into a groove.
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Speaker 4: But the shift workers who move.
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Speaker 2: Around, oh that's true, tricky are you do nights one week,
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Speaker 2: then you do early mornings.
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Speaker 3: That's tricky.
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Speaker 4: I just those people are just they're the real superheroes.
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Speaker 3: Hey shout out to a lash shift workers. Thank you
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Speaker 3: in whatever industry it is, thank you, thank you, thank you,
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Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
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Speaker 2: Guys jump on the phones eight double two to three,
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Speaker 2: double o, double zero, double four eight Oh wait thirteen
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Speaker 2: ninety five.
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Speaker 7: Early breakfast news Wrap.
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Speaker 2: Concerns about the cancelation of elective surgeries and outpatient appointments
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Speaker 2: has seen today's plans strike action and the Lye mckewan postponed.
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Speaker 2: The twenty four hours stop work by nurses and midwives
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Speaker 2: has now been flagged for Thursday, February the twenty sixth.
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Speaker 2: Further negotiations will be held in coming days over the
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Speaker 2: ongoing pay issue. Minister Blair Boyer says lines of communication
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Speaker 2: remain open.
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Speaker 8: In between now and next Thursday. There will be arbitration
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Speaker 8: which will occur to make sure whatever form that strike
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Speaker 8: action takes next week will be able to minimize any
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Speaker 8: impact on patients, which I think is good news.
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Speaker 2: The federal government argues wages have been going up under
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Speaker 2: labor as new dark shows. Pay packets have hardly moved.
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Speaker 2: Wages grew three point four percent for the year to
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Speaker 2: December and increased of just one percent. The result means
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Speaker 2: workers are still left behind with wages failing to keep
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Speaker 2: pace with inflation.
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Speaker 4: Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
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Speaker 2: Maintained it's still an important still in improvement compared to
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Speaker 2: what the government inherited.
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Speaker 9: We've seen annual real wages growth for two years now,
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Speaker 9: but with the inflation number coming in higher than we'd
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Speaker 9: like in the December quarter. Obviously this has played out
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Speaker 9: in the calculation of real wages.
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Speaker 2: And the price of coffee will continue to rise unless
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Speaker 2: clear unless greater action is taken to address climate change.
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Speaker 2: When temperature's top thirty degrees, coffee plants experience heat stress,
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Speaker 2: which can reduce yields and effect being quality. Analysis by
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Speaker 2: Climate Central reveals major regions are experiencing an extra fifty
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Speaker 2: seven days of hot weather each year. Doctor Christina says
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Speaker 2: this is driving up the prices of your cup of coffee.
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Speaker 10: Extreme weather in general can affect coffee prices mostly through
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Speaker 10: you know how much supply and how much production there
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Speaker 10: can be, and there are some examples of recent years
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Speaker 10: in which there's been like a strong ill menu event,
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Speaker 10: and you can see that reflected in coffee prices.
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Speaker 2: Going for a top of thirty degrees today Friday thirty three,
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Speaker 2: Saturday thirty six, mostly Sunday, Sunday thirty Monday twenty seven.
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Speaker 2: Currently right now in the city fourteen point eight degrees.
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Speaker 3: So I mean text line going off, everyone sharing their
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Speaker 3: early alarms. My goodness, have I read of some of these?
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Speaker 2: Whoa, whoa, Nick, My alarm is set to ten pm?
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Speaker 2: What Mick, you gotta elaborate? What are you doing? And
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Speaker 2: he does off to work at eleven pm? In emergency services?
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Speaker 2: First few are hard work coming to the end this week.
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Speaker 3: Mick your legend. So Mick works in yeah, emergency service,
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Speaker 3: so it gets up at ten then works that night shift.
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Speaker 3: My goodness, good on you mate. Does he say what
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Speaker 3: industry is? Is that in?
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Speaker 4: Its probably the Ambo or fiery or.
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Speaker 3: Is it yeah? Or is yes? Potentially even okay? Good
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Speaker 3: morning Salmon, Edi eat My alarm goes off at three
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Speaker 3: am because I do surveys and Washington as you go order.
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Speaker 3: Insomnia can be a big issue. Pete, thank you Pete
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Speaker 3: for that good morning salm and Eddie my alarm for
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Speaker 3: twelve am for a one am start, enjoying the new
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Speaker 3: format early breakfast. Thanks Brent the milk.
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Speaker 4: Brent the milki is a regular. Give us a coal bread.
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Speaker 4: We'd love to have a chat to you.
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Speaker 3: How you're a river? Why why up at that hour?
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Speaker 4: My goodness, because what does he do for a living?
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Speaker 3: He's a milkman? Here are you twelve am for a
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Speaker 3: one am start?
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Speaker 2: I got more questions for you, Brent. What time do
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Speaker 2: you go to bed? How do you sleep of a night?
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Speaker 2: Do you have a nap in the afternoon? I've got
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Speaker 2: so many questions for you. Give us a call. And
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Speaker 2: then his last one here Paul, what Campbell down three
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Speaker 2: ten Monday to Friday?
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Speaker 3: Oh Paul, Wow, isn't that amazing? So when we drive
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Speaker 3: in sam And I've spoken about this before, but I'm
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Speaker 3: always gobsmacked that just how much traffic is on the
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Speaker 3: road at this end. Okay, it is extraordinary. This state
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Speaker 3: doesn't stop. I mean, these guys without guys and girls
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Speaker 3: a big pun. But the state doesn't sleep. Right, there's
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Speaker 3: people getting up at that hour to help industries actually
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Speaker 3: move and circle on. Thank goodness for them.
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Speaker 4: Adelaide gets a poor reputation of nothing going on, sleepy city.
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Speaker 2: But there's people up at about all hours of the day,
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Speaker 2: all hours of the morning.
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Speaker 3: Look at our listeners, sacrificing normal sleep patterns and sacrificing
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Speaker 3: a normal kind of work schedule to make sure that
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Speaker 3: industries in our state can keep operating. I mean, Paul
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Speaker 3: from Campbelltown, you're an absolute legend getting up at three ten.
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Speaker 3: You know, others three working through the night. As Mix
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Speaker 3: said eleven pm. I mean good, I mean that's extraordinary.
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Speaker 5: Good on them.
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Speaker 4: Are you getting used to these hours?
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Speaker 3: I'm loving these hours in honest sleep because you're up earlier.
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Speaker 3: So I used to get up at about six, whereas
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Speaker 3: now I've had two hours onto my day really essentially
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Speaker 3: because I don't go to bed any earlier.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know how you do that, but I'm living.
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Speaker 3: I'm living an extra year. Probably if I do this
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Speaker 3: a long time, I've added a year onto my life.
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Speaker 3: Isn't it brilliant?
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Speaker 4: Yeah? Paul from the hand Town's come back three ten
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Speaker 4: alarm is a boiler maker Hite welding in Adelaide.
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Speaker 3: Paul, do you do aluminum or stainless? Because I've got
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Speaker 3: some work for you. I'm actually not joking. Can you
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Speaker 3: build me some stainless things for my boat, like an
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Speaker 3: outdoor kitchen, and Paul, we'll get in touch off line.
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Speaker 4: Call you've got a moment bowl eight double two to
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Speaker 4: three double ow double.
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Speaker 3: Now that's not a cash for comments, that's a painful price.
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Speaker 3: But I need a ball.
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Speaker 2: I wasn't I wasn't saying anything but good to cut.
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Speaker 4: That off of the PA as long as you're not
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Speaker 4: thank you exactly right, So jump on the phones. Eight
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Speaker 4: double two to three double o double zero do before
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Speaker 4: eight oh wait thirty ninety five.
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Speaker 3: Hey, something caught my eye in the advertised this morning
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Speaker 3: a local story. A multimillion dollar election pledge that guards
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Speaker 3: support from thousands of South Australians was quietly acted years ago,
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Speaker 3: but with just one month before the election, the Liberal
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Speaker 3: Party still hasn't told voters. The Halllett Cove seapool, proposed
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Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen, received an eleven million dollar promise in
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty four during the Black by election if the
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Speaker 3: Liberal Party were to then win the twenty twenty six
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Speaker 3: state election. But the party has it's gone silent. So
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Speaker 3: we're talking about the Halllett Cove seapool down there, which
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Speaker 3: was obviously proposed, and I think residents like it sam
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Speaker 3: today because there's rocks there on that beach.
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Speaker 7: Is that why?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that beach isn't the best for swimming. It's not.
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Speaker 2: It's not your Tennyson or your lugs. So the idea
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Speaker 2: of having that sort of a pool there and when
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Speaker 2: to me, whenever you think of these title pools, you
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Speaker 2: think of Sydney and like Bondai.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I know who you do, but you've got who
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Speaker 3: wants to be Sydney.
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Speaker 4: No you don't, but you got you said you have
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Speaker 4: been to the one at edith Burg.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I was there last weekend I think it was,
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Speaker 3: or maybe the weekend before. Brilliant facility, A brilliant concept.
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Speaker 2: It's a great concept because you can enjoy the salt water,
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Speaker 2: enjoy being at the beach, but you don't have the sharks.
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Speaker 3: It is a fabulous concept. And we went down there
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Speaker 3: there were locals and tourista alike really enjoying the site.
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Speaker 3: So I think this would be awesome at Hall at Cove.
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Speaker 3: But like anything, you know, there'd be a lot of
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Speaker 3: things that are awesome. But there's certain budgets and certain
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Speaker 3: cost living pressures. I mean, we can't just keep dipping
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Speaker 3: into our pocket for infrastructure constantly, can we No.
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Speaker 2: Obviously, the seat of black and the by election that
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Speaker 2: took place last year for David sp is sorry here
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Speaker 2: before now geez, time does fly Naddy, David? And will
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Speaker 2: we down there broadcasting We're talking a lot of locals.
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Speaker 2: That was an issue that was raised, but obviously wasn't
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Speaker 2: the most important issue because it was a liberal issue.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Yeah, So that was the Stephen Marshall government
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Speaker 3: that spent thirty five thousand dollars to develop concept designs
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Speaker 3: for this site, the sepul down there.
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Speaker 4: Essentially, Yeah, it would have been do they say what
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Speaker 4: year it.
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Speaker 3: Was, Well, Steve Marshalling government, so it must.
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Speaker 4: Have been so, yeah Marshall.
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Speaker 3: So they spent thirty five thousand dollars to develop the concepts.
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Speaker 3: So they've got the concepts there. It's now just about
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Speaker 3: pulling the trigger on some feasibility and what construction will
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Speaker 3: cost and whether the actual local community community and the
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Speaker 3: state community want it.
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Speaker 2: But it's always these things with policies when they get
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Speaker 2: announced during a by election or an election. Yeah, vote
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Speaker 2: for us, we'll get it done, yeah, because it normally
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Speaker 2: ever happen.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, residents of Hallett Cove. What do you know about
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Speaker 3: this site? Would you like it? Is it not necessary?
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Speaker 3: Would love to know. I mean, beach communities typically love
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Speaker 3: getting in the beach. But this is still a beach experience,
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Speaker 3: isn't it.
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Speaker 4: This is a sort of beach experience. I could see myself.
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Speaker 3: Doing this ad to our coast. I think you know,
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Speaker 3: it certainly does. And you see, look, I hate Sydney. God,
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Speaker 3: I hate Sydney with a passion. Why no, no, I
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Speaker 3: hate it. It's a good it's a good looking Sam
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Speaker 3: Sam Sam, God, I hate it. What a horrible, horrible place.
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Speaker 4: Well you got to back it up.
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Speaker 3: Why no, because it's busy, and it's it's posh, and
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Speaker 3: that people pump around there and they think they're pretty
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Speaker 3: groovy at Sydney. Oh God, give me a spell. If
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Speaker 3: I never had to go to Sydney again for my life,
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Speaker 3: that'd be fantastic. So we don't want to turn into Sydney.
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Speaker 3: We don't want some some sas a seapool down there
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Speaker 3: where everyone's taking photos and there's a platter that costs
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Speaker 3: forty forty five dollars. Now give me a spell. That's unsouth. Australian, right,
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Speaker 3: we want it. We want a seapool that's available for everyone.
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Speaker 3: The kids can go down there in South Australia for
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Speaker 3: free and they can go for a swim without you
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Speaker 3: know the intricacies of swimming at the beach. But mind you,
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Speaker 3: the beach is pretty protected there at Hawlck Cove. It's
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Speaker 3: a good spot swim yea, it is rocky though.
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Speaker 2: I just think anything you can do to add to
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Speaker 2: your local area down south of the Waway now that
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Speaker 2: connects all the great boardwalk, yeah, build the bridges and everything.
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Speaker 2: So that's been built up and I think they were
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Speaker 2: hoping that this sort of seapool could pick it along
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Speaker 2: a bit further, but obviously not at the moment.
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Speaker 3: Well light double two to three double o double. Oh
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Speaker 3: do we have any residents in the hallet cover area?
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Speaker 3: What do you think? But we're talking about earlier alarms
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Speaker 3: two and the text line just keeps kind of ticking over.
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Speaker 4: So yeah, Andrew morning boys.
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Speaker 2: I work nights starting at seven pm and finishing at
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Speaker 2: seven fifteen am, working in disability, go to bed after
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Speaker 2: school drop off around nine and set the alarm for
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Speaker 2: a two pm pick up. Weekends are hard to sleep
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Speaker 2: in days as my kids like to come into the
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Speaker 2: room and chat while I sleep. Andrew from Mount Barker
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Speaker 2: and another one here no name though. Sydney better than Melbourne,
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Speaker 2: but Adelaide is the best.
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Speaker 3: Oh can text line open or call line open. I'm
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Speaker 3: happy for you to come on here and rank the
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Speaker 3: states now. I've done it before and I'm happy to
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Speaker 3: do it again. So far down the bottom is Canberra,
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Speaker 3: the ACT. Now you said it's a territory. It's how
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Speaker 3: predictable are you? Yes, I know it's it is a territory,
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Speaker 3: but it will still count. They are so far down
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Speaker 3: that list in terms of a state that i'd like
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Speaker 3: to visit. It's not funny. If you want to rank
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Speaker 3: the states eight double two three double o double O.
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Speaker 3: Happy for you to do so. Act is so far
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Speaker 3: down the bottom, it's not funny. Then you've got Victoria,
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Speaker 3: which is just a walking basket case. I'll add New
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Speaker 3: South Wales in that as well. Absolutely hate that state.
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Speaker 3: Then we start getting into states that kind of a
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Speaker 3: little bit of Queensland WA in a similar pool of
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Speaker 3: you know, not minding what they're up to all right,
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Speaker 3: particularly w A it's got a fantastic coastline, good kind
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Speaker 3: of mining industries. Then we've got the Northern Territory. Y
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Speaker 3: I like the Northern Territory. Tasmania is a little sleeping.
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Speaker 4: I thought you were going to forget tansmyha, I'm not.
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Speaker 3: Going to forget Tasmania. Tasmania has a beautiful coast and
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Speaker 3: it's underrated.
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Speaker 4: Mind you.
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Speaker 3: Their climate is two cold. They'll go down there at second.
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Speaker 3: So Tasmania, Northern Territory, Queensland, then New South Wales, Victoria
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Speaker 3: act just as I said, just in a pool of
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Speaker 3: just absolute just yeak. And then South Australia is so
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Speaker 3: far high above that list it's not even funny. I mean,
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Speaker 3: we're in a league of our own essentially.
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Speaker 2: Just quickly before we get to the break. When he
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Speaker 2: got drafted and he came across to Adelaide, had you
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Speaker 2: been here before and were you worried about coming over
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Speaker 2: or did you fall in love with the state after
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Speaker 2: you got here?
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Speaker 3: I hadn't. Yeah, I fell in love with the state
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Speaker 3: after Okay, So there's a bit hesitant. Well, you know what,
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Speaker 3: the perception of Adelaide is unreasonable when you're a Melbourne
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Speaker 3: kid and I was a Gelong kids. I was a
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Speaker 3: coastal kid. I was certainly more excited about coming to
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Speaker 3: Adelaide than I was going to New South Wales or
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Speaker 3: a state where I didn't feel like I could integrate.
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Speaker 3: But look, South Australia has absolutely blown me away. One
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Speaker 3: with community and people and just the community spirit, particularly
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Speaker 3: in our regions and to the lifestyle. It's just fantastic.
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Speaker 3: Robert sex In, if say is number one, then Tazi second.
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Speaker 3: Rob I'm with you. That's what I've got. SA, Tasmania,
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Speaker 3: Northern Territory, Queensland and Wa are in a little bracket
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Speaker 3: there and then just so far down I can't even
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Speaker 3: see them. The three states that really just need to
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Speaker 3: be abolished in New South Wales Victory in the AC well,
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Speaker 3: they're unnecessary, we don't need them. They're all on Australian
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Speaker 3: over there.
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Speaker 4: Sixteen after five.
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Speaker 2: If you want to rank your states, jump on the
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Speaker 2: phones eight double two to three double o double. We're
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Speaker 2: also talking about alarm clocks and we might mention the
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Speaker 2: motor GP.
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Speaker 4: Coming up after this.
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Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam Daddo five double A Early Breakfast.
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Speaker 2: Nineteen after five. Kate Colin's coming up, very very shortly
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Speaker 2: with the five thirty news.
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Speaker 4: But I don't know how we got into this. We're
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Speaker 4: ranking the states, Peter from Malson's on the line. Peter,
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Speaker 4: go ahead, rank them.
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Speaker 11: I'll be quick. Good morning, Neddie and Sam. I ranked
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Speaker 11: help State just about quean Planned, then Victoria, then New
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Speaker 11: South Wales and then Tasmania. But Tasmania has better cheese
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Speaker 11: and wine a better here.
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Speaker 3: Well you forgetting a couple, Peter, what about are we?
15:46
Speaker 3: Are we going to mention the acats as.
15:48
Speaker 11: A sorry, I haven't been to Northern Territory with WA.
15:52
Speaker 11: I've been to canber and the cost of living there
15:54
Speaker 11: with bad thirty years ago. It's worth now? Oh no,
15:58
Speaker 11: that would rank.
16:00
Speaker 3: Let me tell you, Peter, you are very very lucky
16:02
Speaker 3: you haven't been to Canberra. If I was you, I
16:05
Speaker 3: would keep it that way.
16:06
Speaker 11: Thanks mate, and have a great weekend.
16:08
Speaker 1: Peter.
16:08
Speaker 3: You have a great weekend too. Love that. Have a
16:11
Speaker 3: great weekend, mate, Now have a great end of the week.
16:13
Speaker 3: Hey morning, Sam and ned on the text line, an
16:15
Speaker 3: alarm for a five o'clock start. I'm a street sweeper
16:18
Speaker 3: operator on the Copper coast. Cheers Jason. Good on you, Jason,
16:21
Speaker 3: Thanks mate.
16:22
Speaker 4: Uh just quickly. I hope my brother never listens to
16:24
Speaker 4: the showy he lives in Canberra.
16:26
Speaker 3: Does he? Moto Poor poor man.
16:29
Speaker 2: Big News overnight and it's been rumbling around for a
16:32
Speaker 2: while now that the MotoGP looks like it's going to
16:35
Speaker 2: be coming to Adeload.
16:36
Speaker 4: He's Seven News last night.
16:37
Speaker 12: So South Australia is on the brink of pulling off
16:40
Speaker 12: a major motorsport coup, wrestling the Moto GP from Victoria.
16:45
Speaker 12: Philip Island has just been told this year will be
16:48
Speaker 12: its last hosting the global event after the Victorian government
16:52
Speaker 12: failed to lock in a new deal. Seven News understands
16:56
Speaker 12: Taylor Bend is being considered as a short term host
16:59
Speaker 12: from next year for a possible move to a city
17:02
Speaker 12: street circuit.
17:03
Speaker 3: The news has.
17:04
Speaker 12: Left locals on Philip Island devastated.
17:07
Speaker 4: Trying to get revenge for the car. They're fun, but
17:11
Speaker 4: it's crazy.
17:12
Speaker 7: You should stay here.
17:14
Speaker 11: I don't think they're prepared for it.
17:17
Speaker 9: They've got the super cars and they've got the Bend.
17:20
Speaker 8: They have no good locations, but here at Philip Ireland
17:24
Speaker 8: it's small.
17:25
Speaker 3: Shut up for the bikes.
17:27
Speaker 12: It's understood an official announcement is imminent, so.
17:31
Speaker 2: It sounds like an official announcement is going to take
17:33
Speaker 2: place today, Neddy Victorians, though they're not happy. This is
17:38
Speaker 2: the Opposition leader Jess Wilson. She was voicing her.
17:40
Speaker 13: Opinion the loss of the Moto GP is emblematic of
17:44
Speaker 13: Victoria's decline under a labor government for the past decade,
17:48
Speaker 13: but another example of the fifteen billion dollars of the
17:52
Speaker 13: taxpayer money lost to corruption. Is it any wonder why
17:56
Speaker 13: Victoria can't afford to keep major events in this state?
18:00
Speaker 2: Our very own Premier, Peter Malanowskis was asked yesterday at
18:03
Speaker 2: a press conference and you can almost you can almost
18:07
Speaker 2: hear the little smile in his response.
18:10
Speaker 1: I've heard a bit of speculation about this that seems
18:14
Speaker 1: to be heating up.
18:16
Speaker 7: I'm not going to start playing speculative games.
18:20
Speaker 2: Former Premier though over in Victoria Jeff Kennett. Now remember
18:23
Speaker 2: Jeff Kennett, for those he stole the Grand Prix from
18:26
Speaker 2: us back in nineteen ninety five. That was the last
18:29
Speaker 2: time Formula One took place here on the streets of Adelaide.
18:32
Speaker 2: So Kennet he gets it. It looks like it's a
18:35
Speaker 2: bit of revenge for South Australia. Here's what Jeff Kennet
18:37
Speaker 2: said last night and seven.
18:38
Speaker 7: I think we're not going to see these again.
18:40
Speaker 4: It just breaks my heart. Whatever the cost, what it
18:43
Speaker 4: does to.
18:44
Speaker 7: The morale of your community is huge. Stealing this from us.
18:50
Speaker 7: His community will be saying up you Victoria.
18:55
Speaker 4: Up you Victoria.
18:57
Speaker 2: Well said, and here are a few callers with Rowan
18:59
Speaker 2: Timmy g last night.
19:01
Speaker 4: Safe to say people are happy.
19:02
Speaker 13: This is big.
19:03
Speaker 6: Once it hits Adlaid and the way Adlaid does a sport,
19:07
Speaker 6: it'll just goes to the next level. It's world class,
19:10
Speaker 6: absolutely brilliant.
19:11
Speaker 11: It is so amazing.
19:12
Speaker 5: I'll be very favor about it.
19:14
Speaker 11: My husband is a.
19:14
Speaker 6: Big fan, and then he doesn't have to travel to Melbourne.
19:18
Speaker 2: So the event brought in about ninety thousand people to
19:20
Speaker 2: Philip Island last year.
19:21
Speaker 3: It's huge in Philippines, it's massive.
19:23
Speaker 2: And Philip Island is one of the greatest tracks in
19:26
Speaker 2: this country. And it's really set up for Moto GP.
19:28
Speaker 2: Doesn't really work with our vacupercars because it's a different
19:30
Speaker 2: sort of circuit, but it's an excellent circuit. The views
19:33
Speaker 2: out the back of down at Philip But now it
19:36
Speaker 2: looks like as we've heard there, it's set to come
19:38
Speaker 2: to the bend for a few years. And then there's
19:40
Speaker 2: talk about a street circuit, which I don't really understand
19:43
Speaker 2: for motorbikes because it's it's a bit dangerous for motorbikes.
19:47
Speaker 3: So two questions. The first is how do we are
19:50
Speaker 3: we set up with infrastructure in the city to actually
19:52
Speaker 3: facilitate a moto JP or what would need to be introduced.
19:56
Speaker 2: See, it's not so much the infrastructure and the facilities
20:00
Speaker 2: because what we have in the Parkland circuit now is
20:05
Speaker 2: pretty good. My concern would be is that our street
20:09
Speaker 2: circuit is a concrete canyon, so if they were to
20:11
Speaker 2: run on the track that the V eight's run, I
20:14
Speaker 2: don't understand how that stacks up for safety reasons. The
20:17
Speaker 2: talk of wanting to move it to Albert Park made
20:20
Speaker 2: a bit more sense the Formula one track because there
20:22
Speaker 2: is wide open spaces has run off. So if and
20:25
Speaker 2: I can't see the government putting in the money in
20:27
Speaker 2: the effort to build a different street circuit in Adlais
20:30
Speaker 2: because we've already got one. So the bend set up
20:33
Speaker 2: pretty well, that's been made for motorbikes and everything. So
20:36
Speaker 2: the Bend's going to be more than fine, but the
20:38
Speaker 2: idea of bringing it to Adelaide intrigues me because I
20:40
Speaker 2: don't entirely understand it well.
20:42
Speaker 3: And my second question, thank you for that, because that
20:45
Speaker 3: was a very intelligent summary. So the second one is
20:47
Speaker 3: in terms of from a spectator's perspective. A lot of
20:50
Speaker 3: the feedback and comments I've seen on this story are
20:52
Speaker 3: around the positivity of actually watching the motor GP. At Philipiland,
20:56
Speaker 3: spectators seem to think it's a great you know, there's
20:59
Speaker 3: lots of great space there to actually view the race,
21:02
Speaker 3: whereas at Taylor and bend Am. I correct in saying
21:05
Speaker 3: that potentially there's not as much infrastructure in terms of
21:07
Speaker 3: seeding to actually view the whole track at the moment.
21:10
Speaker 3: That's just kind of what I've seen itselves of sentiment.
21:12
Speaker 2: I've never been a Philip Island, but I've seen a
21:15
Speaker 2: lot of races done there. You can't so Philip Island,
21:18
Speaker 2: you can't see the whole track from one spot, but
21:20
Speaker 2: the infrastructure is there because it's been motor GP. It's
21:23
Speaker 2: the Formula one of motorbikes, so the infrastructure has been there.
21:26
Speaker 2: It's all set up tailor. Ben's a bit different though,
21:29
Speaker 2: because when they snake down the back. If you stand
21:33
Speaker 2: in the middle of the track, if you can picture
21:35
Speaker 2: the track, you can go about halfway. Look on the
21:37
Speaker 2: right you can see the pit lane. In the left
21:39
Speaker 2: you can see the back end of the track. But
21:41
Speaker 2: there is no infrastructure set up out the back there.
21:44
Speaker 2: But I mean, we have a bunch of infrastructure that
21:46
Speaker 2: we use with our late five hundred that could just
21:48
Speaker 2: be carted up for the weekend. Yeah, so it's not
21:50
Speaker 2: like we're lacking in that area. But I think the
21:52
Speaker 2: real big sticking point for me, it would be great
21:54
Speaker 2: for the state. I've never been a big motorbike fan
21:57
Speaker 2: Motor GP fan. If it was here, i'd go because
22:00
Speaker 2: whenever I do see some of the racing it's incredible.
22:04
Speaker 2: But it's going to be an interesting day if an
22:06
Speaker 2: announcement is made today on what's going on.
22:08
Speaker 3: Yeah, South Australians and Moto GP fans, we want your
22:11
Speaker 3: thoughts on that eight double two three double double. A
22:13
Speaker 3: really keen to hear if that's something you're excited about.
22:16
Speaker 3: High lads on the text line hearing all these Victorian
22:20
Speaker 3: tosspots winging about essay getting the super bikes on the
22:23
Speaker 3: back of all our sports events. Classic up you Victoria,
22:26
Speaker 3: cheers Brent with a laughing face. Brent, you're a ripper.
22:29
Speaker 3: Couldn't agree any more. Stuffham, see I think Stuffham.
22:32
Speaker 2: If you're on the fence about another event, because there's
22:35
Speaker 2: going to be some talk now that we're the events stayed.
22:38
Speaker 2: But we still have a lot of problems in hospitals,
22:40
Speaker 2: and we have our problems everywhere. But the fact that
22:42
Speaker 2: we're stealing it from Victoria, that's brilliant. It's excellent money
22:46
Speaker 2: well spent, I say. Linda and Halllett Coves on the line.
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Speaker 4: Good morning Linda, Good morning you too.
22:51
Speaker 6: I get a nose now if I wake up after
22:53
Speaker 6: six o'clock because I've missed you.
22:57
Speaker 3: That's so kind. Thank you for listening.
23:00
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm Linda from Hawick Cove with the sports injury,
23:04
Speaker 6: the torn minister. I've had the cord zone putting my knee,
23:10
Speaker 6: so a lot of the pain has gone, but I'm
23:13
Speaker 6: not out of the woods yet. Maybe having a a
23:19
Speaker 6: new knee.
23:20
Speaker 3: Hey, Linda from Halleck Cove, I'm sorry to cut you
23:23
Speaker 3: off with your knee and we're talking about we're talking
23:25
Speaker 3: about the seaport down at Hallck Cove. I'm not sure
23:28
Speaker 3: if you caught that earlier. Now you're a resident of
23:30
Speaker 3: Howick Cove is the community wants well.
23:35
Speaker 6: Put it this way currently if you go, if you
23:38
Speaker 6: want to go down to the beach area and the
23:42
Speaker 6: boat shed, the the beautiful cafe and rest down there,
23:48
Speaker 6: you can't get a car pat And that's just with
23:50
Speaker 6: the walking and a trail and with the with the
23:58
Speaker 6: boat shed. It's very very popular.
24:00
Speaker 11: And if they.
24:02
Speaker 6: Put a pooling that literally has to build a multi
24:05
Speaker 6: story car park because it's nowhere to park currently. If
24:10
Speaker 6: that makes sense. Yeah, yeah, I mean where would everybody park.
24:16
Speaker 6: My husband, because I've got my knee injury, We've been
24:19
Speaker 6: a couple of times lately down to the boat shed
24:21
Speaker 6: and my husband has to drop me off down there
24:24
Speaker 6: and then gone try and find some of the perfect car.
24:26
Speaker 6: So it's not going to work with that now. Just
24:31
Speaker 6: a couple of things about the States. Yes, Adelaide is
24:37
Speaker 6: the best. We came here in seventy nine, got sent
24:39
Speaker 6: to Sydney. We lasted two weeks in Sydney because we
24:43
Speaker 6: were constantly swore at because we were so pale. We
24:47
Speaker 6: come from minus sixteen in the UK the spring I
24:51
Speaker 6: think it was, And yeah, we were We were yelled
24:55
Speaker 6: at because we were white and they were calling a
24:57
Speaker 6: not nice names but really so we literally one morn
25:02
Speaker 6: and we toughed the coin to go to per Or
25:04
Speaker 6: Adelaide and the Adelaide one and this is where we came.
25:09
Speaker 6: And so that was a bit of a rough experience.
25:12
Speaker 6: But so yeah, news welles is the worst one.
25:16
Speaker 11: I think.
25:16
Speaker 3: Well, Linda, I'm so pleased to have you, and what
25:19
Speaker 3: a great young ladies tossing a coin Sam to end
25:21
Speaker 3: up in ear the WRSA.
25:23
Speaker 4: I think I think she won.
25:25
Speaker 3: Oh fantastic, Thank goodness. It was either eggs or tails.
25:28
Speaker 4: Okay, it was.
25:29
Speaker 2: Have you ever put a massive life decision down to
25:31
Speaker 2: the flip of a coin?
25:32
Speaker 3: No, I don't think I could do that. No, I
25:35
Speaker 3: couldn't do that, Sam, I couldn't do that. As much
25:37
Speaker 3: as I am an erratic, you know, fast talking more on,
25:40
Speaker 3: I actually do like kind of planning my life to
25:42
Speaker 3: some degree, I couldn't do that.
25:43
Speaker 1: No.
25:43
Speaker 3: I could not up and end and just go and
25:45
Speaker 3: move somewhere. No way, no way. If I'm too far
25:47
Speaker 3: away from Port Lincoln, mate, I'll go mad.
25:50
Speaker 2: Well on that note, it's five point thirty. We're gonna
25:52
Speaker 2: head to the news room with Kate Collins. We'll come back.
25:54
Speaker 2: Take your calls on the motor GP. What time your
25:57
Speaker 2: alarm goes off? And those people down at halle Cove
26:00
Speaker 2: thinking about to see the title pool not going ahead?
26:03
Speaker 2: Up next though, Tom Ran not far away.
26:05
Speaker 1: Need meet Henry and Sam Dado five double A early breakfast.
26:12
Speaker 2: Twelve minutes to six in jump on the phones eight
26:15
Speaker 2: double two three double O double O. David and will
26:17
Speaker 2: coming up after six o'clock. Come Matthew Abram Jeff Cannett
26:20
Speaker 2: will be joining them on the Big show.
26:22
Speaker 4: But for now the latest in sports with Tom Ran,
26:26
Speaker 4: We're any Good morning.
26:27
Speaker 7: Good morning boys.
26:28
Speaker 14: Yeah, big day, wasn't it yesterday with the announcement, well
26:31
Speaker 14: not officially, but the I guess news that we're going
26:35
Speaker 14: to be getting this MotoGP event here in Adelaide. I
26:38
Speaker 14: think pretty exciting times, you know, another sporting event for
26:41
Speaker 14: South Australia. So front page news today, was on all
26:45
Speaker 14: the TVs, We've been talking about it on radio, So
26:48
Speaker 14: big announcement. I think it'll be a street circuit and
26:50
Speaker 14: I think we might see a bit of a reprisal
26:54
Speaker 14: just from what I'm hearing of the old Grand Prix
26:57
Speaker 14: circuit that we had when we had the Formula one
26:59
Speaker 14: back in the day.
27:00
Speaker 3: Well, you've got the gos Rennie. I mean, Peter Manaskus
27:02
Speaker 3: was relatively tight lipped in the audio we played and
27:04
Speaker 3: he was almost a bit cheeky, wasn't he Like he's
27:06
Speaker 3: a great orator. But do you think this has been
27:08
Speaker 3: him behind the scenes actually organizing this?
27:10
Speaker 7: I reckon this has been in the pipeline for some time.
27:13
Speaker 14: I think this has been Look, I'm sure more details
27:16
Speaker 14: have come out, but I think this has been you know,
27:19
Speaker 14: I know Sam she Hin's very passionate about motor sport
27:22
Speaker 14: in this state as well, and there are a lot
27:24
Speaker 14: of South Australians ken and I think it's probably been
27:26
Speaker 14: something in the works for a few months. So yeah,
27:30
Speaker 14: I think there's been a feverit of work there's been
27:32
Speaker 14: going on.
27:32
Speaker 3: Yeah, and our text line is going off. I mean
27:34
Speaker 3: overall the sentiment seems to be really positive around it.
27:37
Speaker 3: Is that what you're feeling. The South Australians want this event?
27:39
Speaker 7: I think so.
27:40
Speaker 14: And I don't know if necessarily it's people that are
27:43
Speaker 14: madly passionate about MotoGP and I know there are a
27:47
Speaker 14: lot of those people. But I think it's just another
27:51
Speaker 14: great event, another chance to showcase and a little bit
27:54
Speaker 14: of what you spoke about, you know, taking it off
27:56
Speaker 14: another state. You know, if I don't want it, great,
27:58
Speaker 14: we'll have it. Because we do events really well here.
28:01
Speaker 14: We do so Yeah, I think that's a really positive thing.
28:04
Speaker 3: So I don't want to lean into it too much.
28:05
Speaker 3: But why do we do events so well? Because the
28:07
Speaker 3: proofs in the pudding the last three or four years
28:09
Speaker 3: has been exceptional. There's no state doing it like us.
28:11
Speaker 7: Yeah, we seem to have really good momentum.
28:13
Speaker 14: I think we just like to, you know, when we've
28:15
Speaker 14: got a chance to be on the national stage like
28:17
Speaker 14: gather Around or with Leave or you know Adelaide five
28:20
Speaker 14: hundred or True potentially Moto GP. I think we just
28:23
Speaker 14: like to show we're passionate about it. You know, we've
28:27
Speaker 14: got good stuff to offer here and we'll attend it.
28:30
Speaker 7: We're patriotic, we're par cust thing.
28:32
Speaker 4: We show up. Yeah, we show up to the events.
28:35
Speaker 2: Interesting you said there though ready the whispers are the
28:38
Speaker 2: Grand pre circuit.
28:40
Speaker 7: I think it'll be that street circuit.
28:42
Speaker 2: So it's going to cause Russell some feathers over in
28:46
Speaker 2: the east because you think about it and especially what
28:48
Speaker 2: time of year it's going to take place if it
28:50
Speaker 2: does happen on the streets of Adelaide, because obviously in
28:53
Speaker 2: December we have the BP Adelaid Grand Final, which shuts down, yeah,
28:56
Speaker 2: a quadron of the city for a couple of weeks.
28:58
Speaker 2: And now if they come to the streets and the
29:02
Speaker 2: Grand Prix circuit heads up East Rundle Street and it's
29:07
Speaker 2: a little bit further so more of the city could
29:09
Speaker 2: be shut down.
29:11
Speaker 4: It's gonna be interesting.
29:12
Speaker 7: It's going to be really Yeah.
29:14
Speaker 14: It may cause some you know, traffic issues I suppose
29:18
Speaker 14: in the lead up and afterwards, you know, which is
29:21
Speaker 14: always I suppose a bit of a concern, but I
29:23
Speaker 14: think people in the main will be on board with it,
29:26
Speaker 14: let's hope.
29:27
Speaker 7: Anyway.
29:27
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's yeah, it's going to be an interesting day.
29:30
Speaker 3: Yeah, watch this space for announcements coming up on five
29:33
Speaker 3: double A all day. Now, let's talk cricket please, because
29:35
Speaker 3: Australian cricket. There's a lot of commentary in that space,
29:38
Speaker 3: particularly in the T twenty format. I reckon at the moment,
29:40
Speaker 3: really no good.
29:41
Speaker 7: So it's official Australia.
29:43
Speaker 3: They missed the sort of knockout stages the super eights
29:47
Speaker 3: of the T twenty World Cup, so that's really disappointing.
29:49
Speaker 3: And all of the other sort of big nations in
29:52
Speaker 3: inverted commas have got through, so you know, the lights
29:54
Speaker 3: of South Africa, New Zealand, etcetera. So really disappointing.
29:58
Speaker 14: They're now saying they need, you know, specific people to
30:02
Speaker 14: be in charge of the white ball, that needs to
30:04
Speaker 14: be a white ball program. So this is the fallout
30:06
Speaker 14: when you have a poor performance at a World Cup.
30:08
Speaker 14: There's been a lot of people with some strong opinions
30:11
Speaker 14: saying they picked you know, selectors are under fire, so
30:14
Speaker 14: they picked the wrong side. Should have gone with Steve Smith.
30:16
Speaker 14: Cooper Connolly has been in horrific form, you know, Marcus Steyness,
30:21
Speaker 14: Glenn Maxwell. Steyness barely bolts in the Melbourne Stars and
30:24
Speaker 14: yet for Australia he's opening the bowling.
30:26
Speaker 7: So all of that kind of stuff.
30:29
Speaker 14: Positively yesterday and I'm sure I know there's a lot
30:32
Speaker 14: of people listening that would be loving this. South Australia
30:35
Speaker 14: had a fantastic shield win against Queensland who was sitting
30:38
Speaker 14: second and are still sitting second on the shield table.
30:41
Speaker 14: But Essa now are right behind them. There are only
30:44
Speaker 14: one point behind them in third, so two games to go.
30:47
Speaker 14: That means that we're a real chance to make the
30:49
Speaker 14: Sheffield Chield Final again. Almost certain to be in Victoria.
30:52
Speaker 14: Victoria playing great cricket, but a chance for Essay to
30:55
Speaker 14: go back to back. We have never won back to
30:57
Speaker 14: back Sheffield Chield title. If they can win one, they
31:02
Speaker 14: may have to win both of their final two games
31:04
Speaker 14: to make it, but even one might get them in.
31:06
Speaker 14: But that was a huge win for Essay versus Queensland yesterday.
31:09
Speaker 3: Rhinoharris doing fabulous things. Really good program. Another program that's
31:12
Speaker 3: ticking along nicely as the Adelaide Crows, albeit some injury concern.
31:16
Speaker 3: Isaac Rankin renning what happened.
31:17
Speaker 7: Yeah, not great.
31:18
Speaker 14: I went out there yesterday and thought I'd just got
31:20
Speaker 14: to have a look and I reckon within five minutes
31:22
Speaker 14: of me being there, Isaac Rankin, he didn't look great.
31:25
Speaker 7: He was hobbling off the track.
31:27
Speaker 14: Club didn't seem to think at the time that it
31:29
Speaker 14: was too serious, but he's gone in for scans. I
31:32
Speaker 14: would think, you know, if it's even just awareness, it's hamstring.
31:36
Speaker 14: As you know, probably three weeks then maybe three to four. Now,
31:39
Speaker 14: the only sort of cabot or good news on that
31:41
Speaker 14: is that he will miss the first week anyway, because
31:44
Speaker 14: remember he's got that suspension stuff from last year with
31:47
Speaker 14: a homophobic slur, so he wouldn't be back for about
31:50
Speaker 14: five weeks anyway, So he should be okay. But it's
31:53
Speaker 14: just that extra training as you know that you get
31:55
Speaker 14: that confidence in your body. So yeah, they've got a few,
31:58
Speaker 14: don't they, Dan Curtin, Mark Keen. We know that meach
32:01
Speaker 14: Hinge won't play tomorrow night either, So just a couple
32:05
Speaker 14: starting to rack up for the Crows, which is a
32:06
Speaker 14: bit of a concern.
32:07
Speaker 2: Yeah, and of course the trial match will take place
32:10
Speaker 2: to morrow night at Alberton house Port.
32:12
Speaker 4: Are they looking ahead of that as well?
32:14
Speaker 3: Pretty good?
32:15
Speaker 14: Yeah, Zach Butter's not surprisingly he's got to be rested
32:18
Speaker 14: because he played last week in the State of Origin.
32:21
Speaker 14: Same with Mitch georgi Ardi's Now they're saying he would
32:23
Speaker 14: be okay if it was just an oral game. There
32:27
Speaker 14: was a bit of talk about hamstring awareness there, but
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Speaker 14: because they played last week, I think that's probably fair enough.
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Speaker 14: I mean, and that was a tough hit out take
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Speaker 14: the week off boys, get yourselves right, then we'll go
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Speaker 14: again next week.
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Speaker 3: Particularly Zach Butter's you don't drive a Ferrari on the
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Speaker 3: dirt road. Rennie. Just put that man on ice and mate,
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Speaker 3: so he is as healthy and as fine as humanly
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Speaker 3: possible until round one.
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Speaker 7: I like that one.
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Speaker 14: In fact, speaking of that, I was watching cars last
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Speaker 14: night with my seven year old, so yeah, you know,
32:56
Speaker 14: and it's all about that, is that it don't drive
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Speaker 14: the Ferrari on the dirt road.
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Speaker 3: It saying that one now, Rennie just quickly. We obviously
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Speaker 3: love engaging our listeners. Everyone's got opinion, which is fantastic,
33:05
Speaker 3: and that's what this program and the whole network in
33:08
Speaker 3: general is all about. So when he's texting, I reckon
33:10
Speaker 3: this is really interesting. Hi, guys know to the new event,
33:13
Speaker 3: the government recently defunded two organizations that assist homeless people priorities.
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Speaker 3: Thanks for the show, says Wendy. So that's Wendy's perspective, right,
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Speaker 3: how do we combat that as sports lovers and as
33:22
Speaker 3: people who are really enjoying events at the moment and
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Speaker 3: loving what you know, probably the state government are doing
33:28
Speaker 3: in terms of dragging them too. Adelaide and putting them on.
33:30
Speaker 3: How do you respond to something like that as a
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Speaker 3: sports lover.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, and it's fair enough. You know, it's difficult, isn't it.
33:36
Speaker 14: It's that fine balance. And I heard you talking about
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Speaker 14: hospitals and stuff like that. They're major issues, they're huge.
33:42
Speaker 14: I just think, you know, with this kind of stuff,
33:44
Speaker 14: hopefully you see the investment come back. Now it does
33:47
Speaker 14: mean that you're going to have to spend money, but
33:49
Speaker 14: hopefully it means that it does come back by way
33:50
Speaker 14: of tourism, you know, hospitality, and as long as you
33:55
Speaker 14: can justify it that way, then I think it's a
33:56
Speaker 14: positive thing. I think also it does a lot for
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Speaker 14: community engagement spirit, but I think it does have to
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Speaker 14: probably carry its weight with regards to money you're getting back.
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Speaker 14: But I think with Live and gather Around, for example.
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Speaker 3: They've been commercially viable, really I.
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Speaker 7: Think so, yeah, I think they're working.
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Speaker 14: So as long as it's doing that, and I think
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Speaker 14: they have been, and I think they would be with
34:17
Speaker 14: this that I think it's it's well worth the investment,
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Speaker 14: it's well worth to go.
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Speaker 3: And it's coming out of a sector of the budget
34:22
Speaker 3: that he is plays for events and things like that.
34:24
Speaker 3: So it's an allocation of money, not necessarily sourcing money
34:27
Speaker 3: from areas that you know Wendy is mentioned exactly.
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Speaker 7: But look, I totally get Wendy's point.
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Speaker 14: You know, there's there's frustration, you know, with those other
34:35
Speaker 14: sectors in it, and I get it. But yeah, I look,
34:39
Speaker 14: I'm a sport lover. I'm all for it, but I
34:41
Speaker 14: think it does the end does have to justify the means.
34:43
Speaker 14: But I think in the cases we've seen recently in
34:46
Speaker 14: the past few years, it definitely has.
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Speaker 3: How's this text from Andrew, I would bet my left
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Speaker 3: knut it won't run in the city. Don't do that.
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Speaker 3: Injury too. It's good having too. It's a grand Oh.
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Speaker 3: I can't read that. I don't know what he said.
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Speaker 4: They're on pre racing not to too.
34:59
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well spelt strange. There's no runoff for the
35:02
Speaker 3: safety requirements for group two plus. The Bend is a
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Speaker 3: camping event. Bring it to the Bend. It'll be awesome,
35:08
Speaker 3: says Andrew from Kurzbroo.
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Speaker 4: That's my point.
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Speaker 2: There's I'm pretty sure there is no street circuit on
35:14
Speaker 2: the Moto GP calendar, and that's for a reason. There's
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Speaker 2: you see that they see the guys come off the
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Speaker 2: bike and they just keeps. Yeah, I just can't get
35:23
Speaker 2: my head around street circuit.
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Speaker 14: And the old Grand Prix circuit was a street circuit,
35:26
Speaker 14: wasn't a concrete canyon the same as out laid five
35:30
Speaker 14: hundred track, just a bit bigger.
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Speaker 4: So it's gonna it's gonna be an interesting day.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, fascinating. Yeah, we'll see see where it all sort
35:35
Speaker 14: of lands.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you Renny, this space. Thank you Rennie. We're
35:38
Speaker 2: gonna take a quick break here. Twelve minutes to six
35:40
Speaker 2: on your Thursday. Tony and Hale Kobe will get to
35:42
Speaker 2: you very very shortly, of course. Dave and will coming
35:45
Speaker 2: up after the six o'clock news. Eight double two three
35:48
Speaker 2: double O double ow.
35:49
Speaker 1: Need mc henry and Sam Daddo five double A early breakfast.
35:55
Speaker 2: Heard you on the text line morning boys, power off again,
35:58
Speaker 2: militant not coming on into eleven forty five this morning.
36:01
Speaker 2: There goes the food in the freezer. Looking at the
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Speaker 2: essay power networks map, Yes, York Peninsula has copped another mayor.
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Speaker 2: There's two outages so far, one that's affecting two thousand
36:14
Speaker 2: plus another one affecting one thousand, and there's a couple
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Speaker 2: of more. So all up seven outages affecting seven one
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifty six customers, But the York Peninsula suffers
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Speaker 2: yet again.
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Speaker 3: Wow, that's extraordinary. I'm just looking at that map there.
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Speaker 3: I mean almost half of the York Peninsula is affected
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Speaker 3: on that map.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, just the top halfrom the bottom half, aren't all
36:33
Speaker 2: the middle from about Clinton down to what point Turton
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Speaker 2: and Stansbury. They're having a mayor extraordinary And this is
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Speaker 2: only going to because we're now alerted to how many
36:42
Speaker 2: Oudigers have had this year. As soon as there's an outage,
36:45
Speaker 2: it's going to be news because this is We're a
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Speaker 2: first world country and how people and York's we'll have
36:50
Speaker 2: to put up with this crap, you know what?
36:51
Speaker 3: It has to be, Yes, and it's good that it's
36:53
Speaker 3: being spoken about because the residents deserve consistent power.
36:57
Speaker 2: So if you're ever in York Peninsula, make sure you
36:59
Speaker 2: get on the phones, Dave and Will this morning. I
37:01
Speaker 2: want to hear from you two to three double coming
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Speaker 2: up after six o'clock because this is just absolutely ridiculous.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Tony from Hawlett Cove.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, good morning, gentlemen. Just in response to Tom's Sports Report.
37:14
Speaker 5: The T twenty format may not be our most favored
37:17
Speaker 5: but if we consider ourselves a great cricket nation, and
37:21
Speaker 5: I think we are, we've got to be at least
37:23
Speaker 5: competent when we compete. And this whole T twenty campaign
37:28
Speaker 5: in the World Cup was anything but both selection, captaincy
37:33
Speaker 5: at times, bowling and batting in all departments. We should
37:37
Speaker 5: have done a lot better. So I think that's my
37:40
Speaker 5: first point that I need to make. The good news,
37:43
Speaker 5: of course, he mentioned with their victory yesterday and we
37:47
Speaker 5: are in a position out of closing on that shield final.
37:51
Speaker 5: If you get a chance, watch the replay of Queensland's
37:56
Speaker 5: second innings yep and the third dismissal is Marnusshane. He
38:00
Speaker 5: may have been a bit unlucky, he could have been
38:02
Speaker 5: more haad than back. But Alex Carey does his world
38:06
Speaker 5: class take down the leg side, underlining why he considered
38:10
Speaker 5: the world's best in that regard.
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Speaker 3: Good on you, Tony. We'll have a look at that.
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Speaker 3: Alex Carry's in obviously incredible forms of that strikes the question,
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Speaker 3: I mean, why isn't he playing for our national T
38:19
Speaker 3: twenty side. You mentioned the struggles that they're having Is
38:21
Speaker 3: it a selection issue, is it a talent issue? What
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Speaker 3: is it?
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Speaker 5: Well? I think they look at Alex's batting in that
38:28
Speaker 5: he's a very elegant performer. He's not a natural go
38:32
Speaker 5: out and blast from ball one, but he's pretty darn good.
38:37
Speaker 5: I guess it was neck and neck between him and
38:39
Speaker 5: English and maybe there's an issue there with the overload.
38:44
Speaker 5: He knows. You don't know what the selector's thinking is,
38:49
Speaker 5: especially when you consider some of the people they did
38:52
Speaker 5: send over there. There's one called Tim David who nothing
38:55
Speaker 5: against him personally, but he doesn't play shield. He's never
39:00
Speaker 5: going to play test cricket. Yet he magically appears in
39:03
Speaker 5: our T twenty format and he was anything but impressive
39:08
Speaker 5: in this campaign. So yeah, that's an area. As Mark
39:12
Speaker 5: war said, if you've read any of his comments, absolutely scathing.
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Speaker 5: That needs a coast attention at the highest level.
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Speaker 3: Tony, loving your insights this morning. Now it says here
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Speaker 3: that you're from Howett Cove. Is that correct?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: Now we've been talking about the seaside titlepool down there.
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Speaker 3: Can you offer your opinion? Is that something the community
39:30
Speaker 3: wants down there?
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Speaker 5: No, I'm not able to give an informed opinion about that,
39:37
Speaker 5: but I do know it's a bit of a treasured
39:40
Speaker 5: and hidden area the coast around halle Cove. It's not
39:43
Speaker 5: a beach you see it's got, but it's got marvelous
39:47
Speaker 5: coastal walkways, and the conservation park is a real jam.
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Speaker 3: Yes or no, Tony, do you want it or you
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Speaker 3: don't want it?
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Speaker 5: It doesn't affect me personally, I guess I think there
39:59
Speaker 5: must people in the community who do want it, though
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Speaker 5: I don't go down there enough to be an authority
40:05
Speaker 5: on that topic.
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Speaker 3: Tony, you are the most considered well spoken human being
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Speaker 3: I've ever heard. If I could just please absorb some
40:13
Speaker 3: of your intellectual capacity and just put it in my body,
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Speaker 3: that would be fantastic, Tony. Great call.
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Speaker 2: Just running out of time here on early Breakfast. On
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Speaker 2: the text line, Brendan's also texted in Maitland is out
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Speaker 2: of power. As I was as you were talking to Tony,
40:26
Speaker 2: I was watching the outages map. It went up to
40:28
Speaker 2: another one, so eight outages affecting seven two hundred and
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Speaker 2: eighty six eleven fifteen, eleven forty five or six am.
40:34
Speaker 2: There's some restoration times on York, so keep listening to
40:37
Speaker 2: Dave and Will they'll keep you up to date, and
40:40
Speaker 2: big show coming up to Dave and Will this morning.
40:42
Speaker 2: The Attorney General Kaile Marle join them. They'll dissect the
40:45
Speaker 2: weak and political spin with Matthew Abraham and they're going
40:48
Speaker 2: to cross over to Victoria. They're going to talk to
40:51
Speaker 2: former Premier Jeff Kennett and see what his thoughts are
40:54
Speaker 2: on us stealing back to the Moto GP.
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Speaker 3: We'll cross over to Victoria quickly and get that over
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Speaker 3: and done with, and then come back here as quickly
40:59
Speaker 3: as possible because that place is irrelevant.
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Speaker 4: See you tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Need need mc henry and Sam Daddo five double A
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Speaker 1: early breakfast