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Speaker 3: Good morning everybody, and welcome to your Wednesday Morning team.
Speaker 2: Good morning. It's a bit of a tough morning.
Speaker 4: Isn't it.
Speaker 3: It really is, it really is.
Speaker 4: The the news was shocking yesterday. I think I think
Speaker 4: we've all got heavy hearts this morning.
Speaker 5: It was an awful news day and it's worth noting
Speaker 5: that it still continues today because this man and his
Speaker 5: family are still on the run.
Speaker 4: So in Port Punker, we're talking about this terrible shooting,
Speaker 4: police shooting about three hours out of Melbourne.
Speaker 2: A man is on the run.
Speaker 4: At two police officers were shot and killed yesterday and
Speaker 4: another one seriously injured. And it's it's I got so
Speaker 4: upset watching the news last night. And you know, the
Speaker 4: Victorian police were a huge part of our show. We
Speaker 4: have many friends in the Victorian Police. I've got many
Speaker 4: friends in the police force and they go to work
Speaker 4: every day to look after us and they all deserve
Speaker 4: to be able to come home at night. So our
Speaker 4: thoughts are very much with the Victorian police this morning
Speaker 4: and anyone affected by this awful situation.
Speaker 3: So they're saying ten police officers arrived at the property.
Speaker 5: So it's right to carry out a warrant.
Speaker 3: And they're alluding to the fact that they were ambushed
Speaker 3: by this guy.
Speaker 5: Which is chilling. It's chilling in every sense. And I
Speaker 5: also feel for the people of poor Punker. This is
Speaker 5: a small regional town of around one thousand. There were
Speaker 5: kids at school yesterday that school was placed into lockdown
Speaker 5: because he and right now they are still being told
Speaker 5: to stay indoors, keep your doors locked like that is
Speaker 5: terrifying for the people there.
Speaker 4: So as soon as he was on the arm, the
Speaker 4: schools were notified me and held to lock their doors
Speaker 4: and staying How scary for those children at school, for
Speaker 4: the parents whose kids are at school, terrible for the home.
Speaker 3: We're going to cross to Christina Hern from the Channel
Speaker 3: on Today Show a little bit later on the show
Speaker 3: coming up in the next twenty Actually, apparently there's not
Speaker 3: much of a police presence there this morning, which sort
Speaker 3: of indicates that the search might be moving to a
Speaker 3: different direction.
Speaker 5: Well, there's there would be a lot of strategy involved
Speaker 5: now in tracking this blokedown, which it's.
Speaker 3: Just a matter of time for him to him he.
Speaker 5: Knows that country, that terrain like the back of his hand.
Speaker 5: It's not going to end well well, no, no, absolutely not.
Speaker 5: It's it's it's it's an urgent.
Speaker 2: Search right now, shocking situation, dangerous. We will keep you.
Speaker 4: Updated throughout the morning if anything changes there.
Speaker 3: On a liner note, guys.
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift is engaged.
Speaker 4: I love love anyone who can't see the joy and
Speaker 4: people being in love and getting engaged.
Speaker 3: Producer was firing up on the group chat this morning.
Speaker 3: Was it you or someone?
Speaker 5: Was that you?
Speaker 2: It was set?
Speaker 5: He said it was love love as well. I just
Speaker 5: thought it was a bit.
Speaker 2: Enough, but let it. But it's Daggy and that's them.
Speaker 5: So you admit it was a little bit Enugh, well it.
Speaker 2: Was very floral and no, it was definitely not.
Speaker 5: It was Daggy's daggy nef it's close.
Speaker 2: To No, she's not naught, but she's a bit daggy.
Speaker 2: She would say.
Speaker 5: That matching Ralph Lareen outfits.
Speaker 2: Let them be?
Speaker 3: Was that in the proposal for I didn't even notice
Speaker 3: the matching.
Speaker 5: Let them be sponsored engagement.
Speaker 2: My son, I almost got why do you say to
Speaker 2: sponsor engage.
Speaker 5: Because they went out of their way to advertise the
Speaker 5: fact that it was matching Ralph Laurin out.
Speaker 3: Did they say that?
Speaker 2: Did they say that it was in the release? No,
Speaker 2: they didn't say that.
Speaker 4: They said, your English teacher and your gym teacher are
Speaker 4: getting married.
Speaker 5: Well, we will come back and I love story Chase.
Speaker 6: Oh my break down.
Speaker 2: There it's a beautiful ring.
Speaker 3: Lauren's already picking her outfit for the wedding.
Speaker 5: She's ready to go.
Speaker 2: We'll have celebration in here the wedding present.
Speaker 3: Congrats to Travis. This is nover.
Speaker 2: Have engagement day to all those who are celebrating.
Speaker 3: Good Oh my god, hang on.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Imagine if you were living in Melbourne and you got
Speaker 3: engaged last night and today was your day to go
Speaker 3: to work and.
Speaker 4: Tell everyone, Oh my god, show me your ring.
Speaker 2: You think anyone is her ring worth a million dollars?
Speaker 4: Sang a million Australian thousand usc. I thought it'd be
Speaker 4: worth more than that, to be.
Speaker 3: Honest, Well, you wouldn't want to go to look at.
Speaker 4: Like Jeff Bezos's wife and that's like fifty million bucks.
Speaker 3: I know, but off with her hand, like when she
Speaker 3: travels the world. People, now she.
Speaker 2: Got security everywhere.
Speaker 4: So anyway, congratulations, beautiful photo shooting a rose garden.
Speaker 2: They would have spent so often a million dollars roses.
Speaker 2: She has had some bad luck. She has in love.
Speaker 3: So they've been together for to show for three years.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's a lifetime in Hollywood.
Speaker 3: We'll both thirty five. I feel like ready to settle down.
Speaker 4: Oh I just love them, and I love love and
Speaker 4: I love seeing people in love.
Speaker 5: And look, if it doesn't work out, we'll get another album.
Speaker 2: So now I wonder watch the Swifties today.
Speaker 4: They'll come out and be like, oh, so it would
Speaker 4: have been the twenty sixth of August.
Speaker 2: She's going to get two.
Speaker 4: Six twenty six, Like that means that there's going to
Speaker 4: be a new album. There add two and it adds eight.
Speaker 3: Cut off in traffic. She flipped them the birch. She
Speaker 3: used the ring finger.
Speaker 5: When she was which she was on the roof in
Speaker 5: a concert. She was tapping her feet twenty six times exactly.
Speaker 2: Which means she made him propose on today's date.
Speaker 5: He okay, he.
Speaker 2: Thinks it's a publicity stunt.
Speaker 5: Publicity stunt. I just think it's a bit well considering
Speaker 5: she's released that vinyl of her album four times in
Speaker 5: different colors, just did the podcast.
Speaker 4: They don't think it was yes they don't think it
Speaker 4: was yesterday. They've been engaged for That's what the talk is,
Speaker 4: that it didn't happen. They've just announced it, so they
Speaker 4: got engaged. Then she's like, let's let's let the album
Speaker 4: have the moment. We don't want to take attention away
Speaker 4: from that. We'll enjoy it privately for some time, and
Speaker 4: then we'll announce it. When I got engaged, I didn't.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm but I didn't announce it, not because
Speaker 4: I didn't want it to trump my album, but because
Speaker 4: it's nice to have time celebrating with your family and
Speaker 4: friends before other people know.
Speaker 3: I'm always like, you know, when you hear people that
Speaker 3: propose and then the person says no, I'm almost.
Speaker 2: Like, what, don't turn a positive into no?
Speaker 3: I was just going to say, exactly want to, but
Speaker 3: you want to be sure how.
Speaker 2: He obviously was.
Speaker 3: How confident do you think you would have.
Speaker 2: Been fifteen out of rinking. She's not letting him.
Speaker 5: Go Jase, how dore you. It's a beautiful love story,
Speaker 5: and it's just the engagement itself was so beautiful.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Clyn. I'm glad you come around.
Speaker 5: I think you always spin things into a negative, both
Speaker 5: of you.
Speaker 2: Let's look at the positives today.
Speaker 3: Will we get a new album cover dropping today with
Speaker 3: the engagement photo on?
Speaker 2: Possibly we'll definitely.
Speaker 5: Get to be sparkling.
Speaker 2: Will be How did you propose.
Speaker 3: On a wolf? And in case she said no, I
Speaker 3: could just jump in.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 2: It wasn't want to be sure.
Speaker 3: It was like it was like a wolf where we
Speaker 3: had our first date? I took about we had our
Speaker 3: first date.
Speaker 2: That's nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was pretty confident were it had been eleven years?
Speaker 2: Did you get down on Monday?
Speaker 3: I went to what I went to, but then some
Speaker 3: people just came out of nowhere, and I was like.
Speaker 2: You got embarrassed.
Speaker 3: I just I it was all too like. I pulled
Speaker 3: out the ring and said something nice and said, you know,
Speaker 3: will you marry me?
Speaker 2: But you stood there? You didn't get down there?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, And then and then we went off
Speaker 3: for a surprise engagement party.
Speaker 2: Oh and everyone was waiting.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, I just I literally just blasted out
Speaker 3: a message, and an hour later everyone met us our
Speaker 3: favorite bar and we did like an impromptu Sunday.
Speaker 2: Night that that's fun.
Speaker 3: Probably not the best thing to do when you got
Speaker 3: breakfast rating on the Monday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you got engaged, so you can do what
Speaker 2: you want. Celebrating d exactly.
Speaker 4: I like to start a business planning people's proposals. Sure,
Speaker 4: I'm good at it. I've proposed. I've helped many friends
Speaker 4: get engaged.
Speaker 3: I know. The problem is, though, when you when you
Speaker 3: start planning it, you'd probably start giving feedback on what
Speaker 3: you think of the person they're going to propose to. No.
Speaker 2: No, I'm good because I love love. If you're in
Speaker 2: love enough to propose, I love like.
Speaker 3: Taylor and Travis. Good on them, great.
Speaker 4: Timing, wonderful timing, wonderful experience for them.
Speaker 3: Nice matching, polo, ruffler and outfits. Do you like that claim?
Speaker 3: How so negative? It is just gone a quarter past six,
Speaker 3: switching gears. The man hunt continues here in Victoria for
Speaker 3: this alleged gunman who has killed two police officers. We'll
Speaker 3: get all the details next. This is No. Over one hundred.
Speaker 3: You are on the air with Jason and Lauren, we're
Speaker 3: doing it. Thanks so I mate to she already express
Speaker 3: it's a bit of a dark day here in Victoria.
Speaker 5: What a terrifying day it was yesterday and still could
Speaker 5: be today because this gunman remains on the run. I'm
Speaker 5: talking about the gunman that shot and killed two police
Speaker 5: officers yesterday in Country Victoria, in Poor Punker, which is
Speaker 5: just near bright It's terrifying for the community, but also
Speaker 5: terrifying for our police.
Speaker 4: Officers, Victorian Police. It's such a horrendous and it is.
Speaker 5: It does have many moving parts because the hunt continues
Speaker 5: this morning for this man and Christine Herne's life there
Speaker 5: for the Today Show, and she's been kind enough to
Speaker 5: give up some of her time to speak to us
Speaker 5: this morning.
Speaker 2: Morning Christine, Morning guys, Christine.
Speaker 4: We've just heard reports come in that the family of
Speaker 4: this man have been found.
Speaker 5: Is that true?
Speaker 6: Yeah, major development overnight, lows So, there were fears that
Speaker 6: his wife and children were with him, possibly as hostages.
Speaker 6: But the police have confirmed overnight that they have presented
Speaker 6: to a police station and there's nothing to confirm that
Speaker 6: they were ever with the gunman.
Speaker 5: Right, Okay, what do we know about Desi Freeman?
Speaker 6: So he's a fifty six year old conspiracy theorist, theorist,
Speaker 6: self proclaimed sovereign citizen. People are going, well, what's that.
Speaker 6: That's where people believe that the government is illegitimate and
Speaker 6: the laws do not apply to him. He was well
Speaker 6: known to police. We have vision of him being arrested
Speaker 6: outside a protest outside of court in Myrtleford in twenty
Speaker 6: twenty one and anti vacks protest that was right in
Speaker 6: the middle of COVID and a current affair actually interviewed
Speaker 6: him a couple of years before that in a neighborhood
Speaker 6: dispute story. But he was well known to police. And
Speaker 6: to give you some indication of how high risk they
Speaker 6: were taking him, because they executed this search warrant about
Speaker 6: ten am yesterday morning. There were ten police officers executing
Speaker 6: that search warrant.
Speaker 4: Do we know why the police were called out to
Speaker 4: the property in the first place.
Speaker 6: Christine, Yes, it was a search warrant for some firearms.
Speaker 6: And it's understood he lived on a bus on a
Speaker 6: property and those police officers have entered that bus and
Speaker 6: that is when they have been ambushed or as police
Speaker 6: they executed and three of them been shot and just
Speaker 6: tragically to have died. One was a fifty nine year
Speaker 6: old detective local up here. He was just weeks away
Speaker 6: from retirement.
Speaker 2: I'm an age in the Victorian Police.
Speaker 3: That's so sad yea.
Speaker 6: And then the thirty five year old senior comfortable is
Speaker 6: actually from Melbourne and he was up here on secondment
Speaker 6: during the snow season.
Speaker 2: Devastating Chris.
Speaker 3: We were talking earlier about how terrifying it would have
Speaker 3: been yesterday for the locals in that area. There would
Speaker 3: have been a huge police presence last night.
Speaker 6: What's it light this morning now, Jas It's the interesting part.
Speaker 6: I'm at this round about anyone that knows poor Punker
Speaker 6: and there's the main roundabout in and out of the town,
Speaker 6: and it was teeming with police. You had a helicopter
Speaker 6: which had infrared just going up and down the bush,
Speaker 6: just like literally doing laps. There were police commands, just
Speaker 6: hundreds of police officers. This morning, no one, not one officer.
Speaker 6: So we don't know if that means the search area
Speaker 6: has been moved or whether they're going to start again
Speaker 6: at first light. But what I can confirm is that
Speaker 6: this gunman is still on the run. It's an active situation.
Speaker 6: We all got text messages last night, stay indoors, restrict
Speaker 6: your travel heavily an so.
Speaker 5: So as poor Punk is still under lock and key,
Speaker 5: like a people still being advised to stay indoors.
Speaker 6: That's the advice from police. Limit trouble is.
Speaker 2: What is what is the feeling in the town. Have
Speaker 2: you spoken to many locals? They must be terrified.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well we got in last night. We spoke to
Speaker 6: a couple and a couple of locals when we went
Speaker 6: out to get a bite to eat. And you know,
Speaker 6: this is this is a tourist town. It's good times.
Speaker 6: You know, people go into the the snowfields had devastated.
Speaker 6: This is happening in their town, and understandably worried that
Speaker 6: there wasn't many places open last night because they were
Speaker 6: heeding the advice of police staying indoors.
Speaker 3: What a weird feeling this morning? Any police presence, not
Speaker 3: one police officer.
Speaker 6: It's I can't tell you this. This place with absolutely
Speaker 6: teeming with police. Now we have the ses tents still are,
Speaker 6: but not one police officer in sight.
Speaker 4: So we you're shocked by that, Christina, The media like
Speaker 4: once stretching their head wondering what's going on.
Speaker 6: We are absolutely lost. We're wondering have they moved the
Speaker 6: search area, have they got some information They're not telling us,
Speaker 6: but all they are saying is that this is still
Speaker 6: an active search.
Speaker 5: Imagine how harrowing that would be for the force and
Speaker 5: those members who are now, you know, having to search
Speaker 5: the area. Or a gunman who took down well three
Speaker 5: of their own, two of them fatally. It is an
Speaker 5: extraordinary situation.
Speaker 3: Hey, Christinahrne from Channel Nights Today Show. We'll let you go, Chris,
Speaker 3: but we appreciate your time this morning.
Speaker 6: Thanks christ But.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're absolutely right, Clint.
Speaker 4: I feel for everyone involved in the Victoria Police, for
Speaker 4: their families, their friends, for those affected. I don't think
Speaker 4: anyone in the Victoria Police wouldn't be affected by this.
Speaker 4: You know that we love doing Probe the pop Poe
Speaker 4: in this show, and over the years we've met so
Speaker 4: many extraordinary men and women who put on their uniform
Speaker 4: every day to go and protect our community, and they
Speaker 4: would just all be feeling the heaviness of his tragedy
Speaker 4: this morning, So.
Speaker 3: Police remember and day around the corner as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I just thoughts are very much with you.
Speaker 4: And if you see a policeman out and about today.
Speaker 4: Give them a smile and say thank you because they
Speaker 4: really do work so hard and sacrifice so much to
Speaker 4: keep us safe.
Speaker 3: It is right on six thirty. Any developments we'll getting
Speaker 3: on the air for you throughout the morning here on Nover.
Speaker 5: I switched on Footy Classified last night. I was wondering
Speaker 5: whether they were going to talk about your drafting and
Speaker 5: your big debut this weekend for the big school footy match.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, so if you don't know what we're talking about.
Speaker 4: At the very end of the show on Monday, Jase
Speaker 4: just threw out that last year, not even this year.
Speaker 4: Last year at the school dad's footy match, he got
Speaker 4: the call up.
Speaker 2: He thought it was to play, but it was to
Speaker 2: MC the halftime celebrations.
Speaker 3: It was the mum's kick competition because.
Speaker 2: There's the mum's longest kick halftime and we laugh and said,
Speaker 2: why didn't you get to play?
Speaker 4: Anyway, we've done some research, Clint, We've been doing some
Speaker 4: dinner and we think we've got him a jersey for
Speaker 4: the dad's footy match. It is school v school, but
Speaker 4: the dads have been training all year round.
Speaker 2: Jase has not. We're just going to get out there
Speaker 2: for a quarter.
Speaker 5: Yesterday now bulging.
Speaker 2: Now they're taking it very theory.
Speaker 3: That was my concern. These guys, like you mentioned, they
Speaker 3: train every weekend for one game. We had the leader
Speaker 3: of the pack, Jake on yesterday. I ran into him
Speaker 3: at school, big boy, a big boy, and he came
Speaker 3: run across the road.
Speaker 5: Well, he's on your team, he's your protector.
Speaker 3: And I said, Jake, I just want to point out, like,
Speaker 3: you know, I don't want the guys turning on me
Speaker 3: because I'm coming in last minute.
Speaker 2: So Jake sounds like the Boston's fine.
Speaker 3: He said, it's all good, mate, it's blown up in
Speaker 3: the group chat. Yes, it'll be a bit of fun.
Speaker 3: And then he turned away from the car and then
Speaker 3: he looked back and he goes, we've just got to win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jake's And also.
Speaker 4: I was getting some d ms from other parents, can
Speaker 4: you stop? And they're saying, now, Jake is a serious dude.
Speaker 4: I heard Jake on he and Jake takes it very seriously.
Speaker 4: But we've got to get Jason out.
Speaker 5: Our inboxes have been flooded mine now. Also, just quickly,
Speaker 5: why aren't you in the WhatsApp Dad's group I.
Speaker 2: Was going to ask that because it's the footy group.
Speaker 5: Is he's been drafted?
Speaker 2: Now, the only one concern I have.
Speaker 4: I've got many I have many contents.
Speaker 2: I'm concerned that perhaps you're not conditioned.
Speaker 4: Like have have you got footy because if you don't
Speaker 4: have footy boots, you'ren to be slipped.
Speaker 2: Have you seen the weather on.
Speaker 3: The weather's it's not great?
Speaker 5: It's great.
Speaker 4: Well we also, I said, oh, this is the other
Speaker 4: thing because we made joke Clint saying, oh, if Jace
Speaker 4: gets a gig, we'll make a donation to the school.
Speaker 2: That's right, And Jake has followed up about the donation.
Speaker 3: Well, it's the Catholic church. They need it.
Speaker 2: We said, what if we pull a shift at.
Speaker 5: The cafe that yeah, great, I'll be on potato.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to sell there.
Speaker 3: So now you're working at the kid's school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the killer pathe the canteen and the footy game.
Speaker 3: Oh right, okay, I'm not going like ress.
Speaker 4: But I am going to earn you need the right equipment.
Speaker 4: We don't want you to get injured.
Speaker 2: Have you got boots?
Speaker 3: I do not have boots?
Speaker 2: Because it is there.
Speaker 4: Is a common occurrence when old men like, you're going
Speaker 4: in the old ben category because there's some young dads
Speaker 4: that ain't you. They go and they play extreme sports
Speaker 4: and they hurt themselves.
Speaker 3: Chris one of the dads. He's the basketball cotchucker. He
Speaker 3: did his shoulder last year in it deslicated, dislicated shoulder.
Speaker 5: I've dissicated shoulders not I've seen rescue.
Speaker 2: It looks painful and there's a lot of you.
Speaker 3: Get the green whistle though the car.
Speaker 2: Often pops for older unfit men.
Speaker 3: My calfs are in peak conditions.
Speaker 2: I know you love your car.
Speaker 3: I love my car.
Speaker 2: Your baby cow.
Speaker 5: People are like, don't touch the face. He'll be like,
Speaker 5: don't touch the cars.
Speaker 4: My friend cheese. He went back to play at the
Speaker 4: Mully Lions. He'd retired and hung up the and he
Speaker 4: went back to play one more game.
Speaker 3: It's when they go back to one.
Speaker 2: More game and he broke his arm. And he is
Speaker 2: a builder.
Speaker 3: I've never breaken a body break. I've never breaken a base.
Speaker 2: He's not going to break a bone. He's going to
Speaker 2: break hisself.
Speaker 5: You had a cast, you and a cast would be hilarious.
Speaker 2: No, I'll imagine the control freak wouldn't be in control.
Speaker 3: What about the stool of shame? You know we got
Speaker 3: a scooter. The scooter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, let's not make Jase feel better. Let's
Speaker 4: let's give him some risks that could happen. On thirteen
Speaker 4: twenty fourteen, and you're an adult who played sport too hard.
Speaker 2: And got an injury.
Speaker 4: What happened? What did you injure? How did you do it?
Speaker 4: Did you go back for one last game?
Speaker 2: Or I reckon? There'll be a lot of wives that
Speaker 2: will want to shame their husbands.
Speaker 3: We probably won't get any calls because these injuries don't happen.
Speaker 2: They do thirteen twenty four to ten.
Speaker 4: If you're an adult, he's gone back and injured themselves,
Speaker 4: they've played too hard.
Speaker 5: I once played in an indoor mixed netball team and
Speaker 5: after many Carlton drafts, we decided it was a good
Speaker 5: time to hit the netball court and one of my
Speaker 5: mates dis not desiccated, rolled both ankles, not one, but
Speaker 5: two ankles.
Speaker 2: At the same time.
Speaker 3: Time. See, I would be that person that does these
Speaker 3: achilles when just flipping the coin, like that guy at
Speaker 3: the footy the other week.
Speaker 2: That would be me thirteen twenty four ten.
Speaker 4: Are you an adult who did a sporting injury, and
Speaker 4: in return, we've got two hundred dollars Archie Brothers about
Speaker 4: up for grabs.
Speaker 2: Tell us what happened.
Speaker 3: I got a text message from one of the mums
Speaker 3: at school last night, Tash her her little daughter is
Speaker 3: having a birthday party on Sad Day and she's thinking
Speaker 3: about canceling the birthday party just down, just so she
Speaker 3: can come to the dad's footy match and laugh and
Speaker 3: ridicule me from the sidelines.
Speaker 2: Well, Tush absolutely should cancel the birthday party.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're invited, Tosh thirteen twenty four to ten. We're
Speaker 3: talking adult injuries.
Speaker 4: So Jase is going to go playing the dad's footy team.
Speaker 4: When was the last time he played a footy game?
Speaker 3: Chase under fourteenth?
Speaker 4: Okay, great, So we're concerns you might get an injury
Speaker 4: because it's not really conditioned.
Speaker 5: John stand away in a minute. My dad is the
Speaker 5: is the head trainer in Meloen foot club. I'm happy
Speaker 5: for him to strap you.
Speaker 7: What's that means?
Speaker 2: Strap your hammy so you don't tear a hammy?
Speaker 3: Ah shingo.
Speaker 2: We might have to wrap him up like a mummy.
Speaker 3: I was going to wear them reversed.
Speaker 2: Just to save you can wear a box to protect you.
Speaker 5: I don't need a box in footy.
Speaker 4: Sure it might be a few people wanting to kick
Speaker 4: you in the nuts, and that's your teammates, all right.
Speaker 2: Charlie and Rosebud, good morning.
Speaker 4: Did something happen to you when you tried to play
Speaker 4: sport as an adult?
Speaker 8: Absolutely did. I was playing field hockey, managed to make
Speaker 8: this great game saving interception at one nil down. My
Speaker 8: team ended up losing six to one and I managed
Speaker 8: to get a five and a half send to me
Speaker 8: a partial hamstering there.
Speaker 5: Oh five and a half hamstring.
Speaker 2: Oh but he did that game saving intercept. Worth it, Charlie.
Speaker 5: They lost, You lost?
Speaker 2: Said it was a game saving into it.
Speaker 3: For the other team.
Speaker 4: Ah, so it was losing all round, grown, poor Charlie.
Speaker 3: Bring it on the weekend.
Speaker 1: Jase Hawkien.
Speaker 4: Fight.
Speaker 3: I was on leaving in an ambulance. It's the paramedics clear.
Speaker 4: So Jason's going to play in the school dad's footy
Speaker 4: team and we just want to get him excited about it.
Speaker 4: So we thought we'd ask you on thirteen twenty fourteen,
Speaker 4: are you an adult who played sport too hard and
Speaker 4: got an injury.
Speaker 3: My friends are having a field. We just got text
Speaker 3: message from Nath saying do you want to go for
Speaker 3: a kick this afternoon? Yep, like we used to do
Speaker 3: in the COVID days, spicy marg in one handball and
Speaker 3: the other perfect.
Speaker 4: You can't be doing that at the school Dad's you'd
Speaker 4: have one after or you can have.
Speaker 2: It for practice.
Speaker 4: But I do think you should get some practice in
Speaker 4: because you need to get your legs conditioned.
Speaker 5: What are you concerned about? What part of the body? Seriously? No, seriously, is.
Speaker 3: It the achilles?
Speaker 5: The car?
Speaker 3: Like if the guy can Tearry's achilles flipping the coin
Speaker 3: at the forties?
Speaker 5: Also your little fingers. It's easy to dissicate a finger
Speaker 5: paneling sometimes who's going to find.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you have to like, oh you're easy to replace
Speaker 2: the finger.
Speaker 5: Back in in the socket.
Speaker 3: Car, No, I can't do that.
Speaker 2: And also we'll take him for an ice bath after.
Speaker 5: It was a player who disslicated his kneecap and he
Speaker 5: sat there he was like he was like actually putting
Speaker 5: it back in so he could get back and out.
Speaker 3: He trott Just a fun Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 5: It could be fun or it could end in listeners
Speaker 5: are going to tell you what they've done as adults
Speaker 5: playing sports.
Speaker 4: Hayden and Carnegie, good morning, What did you do as
Speaker 4: an adult and injured yourself?
Speaker 9: I'm a competitive powerless and in the middle of a squad,
Speaker 9: I fructured both hips hips the ideal both hips. I
Speaker 9: competed six weeks later at a national event. I come third.
Speaker 2: But hang on, So you went down and then you
Speaker 2: couldn't get back up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, that happens to me. And I'm not powerlifting.
Speaker 3: I'm just like, get me off the floor.
Speaker 9: I had one hundred and eighty seven holism of that.
Speaker 9: As I went down, both hips just gave out.
Speaker 5: Where was that on the pain scale?
Speaker 9: That was about a four?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you're tough. Did you have to get to
Speaker 4: like full two?
Speaker 2: New hips?
Speaker 9: I'm too young?
Speaker 2: How old are you?
Speaker 9: This would happen when I was twenty five?
Speaker 5: How do you learn new hip?
Speaker 3: You give it two? Haven't you? Were you powerlifting?
Speaker 2: I was like, there was the competitive athlete in me?
Speaker 5: That of course it was.
Speaker 2: I was doing circus training on kids stuff.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing.
Speaker 5: Hello, Nick, good morning, what time? What injury did you do?
Speaker 10: So I'll start by saying I'm thirty seven and I've
Speaker 10: played sock in my whole life. I haven't played for
Speaker 10: about ten years, and I actually went back this year
Speaker 10: played for a club. First my back at training.
Speaker 3: Oh that's why I'm not training. Just save save it for.
Speaker 2: The game ten years later.
Speaker 4: This is the problem. We go back and we think
Speaker 4: we can do things.
Speaker 2: We used to do.
Speaker 3: I know I can't.
Speaker 4: You could never do it in the first place. Exactly,
Speaker 4: so you might surprise us.
Speaker 2: All.
Speaker 3: I retired at under fourteens because you started wearing metal
Speaker 3: studs and it was just too full on for me.
Speaker 2: What you couldn't bend down and.
Speaker 3: Did?
Speaker 2: Leticia? Good morning, Good morning?
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 2: Is there an adult injury in your house?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 11: So what was actually me?
Speaker 12: It was my dad. He went overseas for like with
Speaker 12: my mum and he decided to dive off a diving board.
Speaker 12: Now I do have to preciate. So he grew up
Speaker 12: with a pool, so he knew how to dive and everything. However,
Speaker 12: when he drove off his diving board, he hit the
Speaker 12: water and his shoulder dislocated, which ended in meeting surgery
Speaker 12: about six months later.
Speaker 2: How high was the diving board? Was it like a
Speaker 2: high rod.
Speaker 12: No, I'm pretty sure it was pretty low. Like I'm
Speaker 12: going to say below five meters.
Speaker 2: Five meters is pretty hard.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't even go off the diving board in Mississippi's
Speaker 3: in ballet.
Speaker 2: I love that he had a pool growing No no, no.
Speaker 5: With a few under your belt as well.
Speaker 2: My course tsunami. If we went off, I said, we
Speaker 2: both of us doing a bomb. A bad idea. I
Speaker 2: don't believe they're allowed to have that in the nightclub.
Speaker 3: I don't think you and I are going on a
Speaker 3: holiday together to Barli to bomb dive together on diving boards.
Speaker 4: Doesn't spream us synchronizing diving and Mississippi all.
Speaker 3: The parents run the grabbing their kids in the pool.
Speaker 2: I actually can't believe that that is allowed to be
Speaker 2: a thing.
Speaker 5: Oh now, let him, let him go. There's a lifeguard there.
Speaker 3: There's been a few hurt.
Speaker 2: How high is that diving board to be a couple
Speaker 2: of meters, wouldn't it?
Speaker 3: Stephanovic's still own half for that joint?
Speaker 5: What does he?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, Mississippi's is it really? Stephanovic is the one.
Speaker 2: With I'm before the cars seeing there and he's been
Speaker 2: tanks English off the board.
Speaker 5: Should we finish it with Benny boy Benny, good morning
Speaker 5: morning or was it you yourself?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Morning.
Speaker 11: I just had a little layoff from footy, so forty five.
Speaker 11: I went back to play after twenty two years of
Speaker 11: not doing a thing and I got into the third
Speaker 11: quarter in a practice match. Yes, snap, cheers.
Speaker 2: It's always the achilles.
Speaker 5: Is it really roll up the leg?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I went up the legs bit at surgery to repatch
Speaker 8: four day and wakes in the moonboot.
Speaker 3: Oh God, to.
Speaker 2: Be honest, you're not allowed to drive in a moonboot,
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 3: I'm not going to make the third quarter?
Speaker 2: Is your insurance up to date? When insurance just.
Speaker 3: In case this is employed to pay it?
Speaker 4: No, this is not a You're not playing in a
Speaker 4: nov team. You're playing in the school dads.
Speaker 3: I'm not checking, but I would check it case I
Speaker 3: can go.
Speaker 2: Wrong that achilles. They do say you feel it honestly.
Speaker 3: And also wet weather, wet weather or it takes a
Speaker 3: little bit of a little bit.
Speaker 5: Thing about the wet weather is that everyone's skills come
Speaker 5: back a bit.
Speaker 3: So have you saying the condition of the the condition
Speaker 3: of the field is not great.
Speaker 10: Bro.
Speaker 3: He was having a look at it yesterday.
Speaker 5: Steals he does put a bit hard under foot.
Speaker 2: Well yet not two potholes. I also just looked at
Speaker 2: the weather.
Speaker 4: It's not going to be sparkling condition for Jason's debut.
Speaker 3: It is three parts.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a top of thirteen.
Speaker 3: What did you say, Jason Lawrence Clinton here as well, Jason.
Speaker 1: Laws sixty k Coles grocery give away, Give it away,
Speaker 1: give it a week.
Speaker 3: Look, we've done some pretty cool stuff on this show,
Speaker 3: but I just know this is the one thing everyone
Speaker 3: needs at the moment, and this is very cool to
Speaker 3: be able to help people out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 4: We've got sixty thousand dollars in Coal's groceries to go.
Speaker 2: We've already given away about ten.
Speaker 4: Thousand bucks worth of groceries in the last couple of days,
Speaker 4: but there is still fifty grand to go.
Speaker 2: And what a difference one thousand dollars in groceries.
Speaker 3: Yes, And can I just say to the people that
Speaker 3: win this, treat yourself by like the nice cheese or
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Speaker 5: Do it online. I was slepping around the shops last night.
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Speaker 2: Now I'm a delivery VI.
Speaker 4: I've got a cold livery coming at ten o'clock this
Speaker 4: morning to my house.
Speaker 3: Yeah see, I was in the coals downstairs. We've got
Speaker 3: one below us here at Nova New they got like
Speaker 3: the coffee machine everything in there as well.
Speaker 13: And.
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Speaker 3: Let's go to the phones. Thirteen twenty four ten, Hello Jody, Hello,
Speaker 3: how are you? We are good, you're better, you are
Speaker 3: a winner.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much. It means so much.
Speaker 12: Sweet at the moment with my house and off work
Speaker 12: and a family of seven to feet race night, So
Speaker 12: thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Gee wie the family seven and how old are the kids.
Speaker 6: Jody twenty to twenty and sixteen? So the boys eat
Speaker 6: a lot and the girls eat a lot. Really good,
Speaker 6: So thank you so much.
Speaker 2: You're so welcome, Jody.
Speaker 3: I'm glad we can help.
Speaker 4: Let's go again. Let's go to Packingham. Jade, good morning, good.
Speaker 12: Morning, oh my goodness, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Jay, tell me about your family situation.
Speaker 3: I'm a single mom of five growing boys, so it
Speaker 3: helps me a lot.
Speaker 2: What will one thousand dollars in groceries do for you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: It be absolutely amazing.
Speaker 2: Well, congratulations, thousand bucks coming your way.
Speaker 5: And as we said before, buy something nice for yourself.
Speaker 3: You know, like you're a single mum. I have no
Speaker 3: doubt your whole life will be dedicated to bringing these
Speaker 3: kids up. Treat yourself. Thank you so much. Get the
Speaker 3: nice olives, Dull, Get the nice.
Speaker 4: Olives, Jade. A thousand dollars in groceries.
Speaker 5: Those olives that are stuffed with fetter, and they're beautiful.
Speaker 2: I like the little peppers that are.
Speaker 5: Film a pizza stuff drowning in olive oil.
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Speaker 3: gonna shift gears. Coming up. We'll update your run to
Speaker 3: work and we'll get the latest on this for the government.
Speaker 2: Who killed scene about three hours out of Victoria.
Speaker 4: Our hearts are very very heavy this morning and our
Speaker 4: thoughts very much with everyone affected by this terrible tragedy.
Speaker 3: And it is ongoing. We will cross to the location
Speaker 3: and get the latest on what's happening next here on Nover.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Melbourne. Tell you what, there'll be some happy
Speaker 3: people at the West Coast footy team this morning.
Speaker 5: What about that Harley Reed who for all intents and
Speaker 5: purposes was going to skip down, was going to go well,
Speaker 5: Hawthorne was leading the race if you believe the trade
Speaker 5: scuttle butt.
Speaker 2: Well do you say shouldn't have believed it?
Speaker 5: No, he has re signed with the Eagles a two
Speaker 5: year extension worth up to two million dollars a year.
Speaker 4: That's nice just to play footy.
Speaker 2: I mean they make.
Speaker 4: A lot of money. Interesting watching these footballers run around
Speaker 4: the club.
Speaker 3: I know, I get that.
Speaker 5: Here's the interesting thing.
Speaker 2: You put your body on.
Speaker 5: This takes him to twenty twenty eight. And in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty eight, what happens the Tasmanian Devils come in?
Speaker 2: Oh, but is that maybe not happening?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean it's they haven't got a home ground
Speaker 5: yet put it that way. So, but I think it
Speaker 5: will happen right a country, Victoria.
Speaker 4: Have you got some intel that that has done a
Speaker 4: two year deal because he's going to get ten.
Speaker 5: You know, you sort of have to join the dots sometimes,
Speaker 5: and that's where the dots are leading us. And then
Speaker 5: tonight Wednesday, two years.
Speaker 4: A short deal like normally with big players on that
Speaker 4: much money, they want them for long.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well they made over it and killed and just signed
Speaker 3: for two as well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, mugine if they both went to the tazzy devils
Speaker 4: a sudden, we're on the devil. Oh my god, talking
Speaker 4: about NATS. So the other day when he got a cramp,
Speaker 4: I thought he'd done his knee.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he's just on this. My heart just stopped.
Speaker 2: I think surely a lot.
Speaker 4: Of people did he wouldn't it We had a terrible cramp.
Speaker 5: Didn't he just quickly? Wednesday night, foot, I know that
Speaker 5: you're very I know this is weird. Tonight Bomber's taken
Speaker 5: on the sun Carrara.
Speaker 2: Wow, what where's Carrara?
Speaker 5: It's a Gold Coast stadium.
Speaker 3: Not since Hood's opened on the Gold Coast has it
Speaker 3: gone off on Wednesday.
Speaker 5: You should you are? You are part of the fabric
Speaker 5: of the class.
Speaker 3: Does your swipe card still get you in? Up there?
Speaker 5: You're part of the inaugural season.
Speaker 2: Where's car that's part of the inaugural season.
Speaker 5: I think it's called now People's Choice Stadium. What yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh, by People's Choice Wednesday night game on the Goldie Well,
Speaker 4: I shan't be watching that.
Speaker 5: I'll be I think the gold Coasts.
Speaker 2: So we need who do we need? If the gold
Speaker 2: Coast win, the Bulldogs are out?
Speaker 5: Yeah that's right.
Speaker 2: Oh, then I'm going to bear it for the Essendon the.
Speaker 5: Bombers.
Speaker 2: The dog is in the finals.
Speaker 3: Wow, that'll be what the.
Speaker 5: Dog is Victoria.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's just gone eighteen away, guys, we're shifting gear.
Speaker 3: Coming up next, we're going to cross to Christina Hern
Speaker 3: from Channel nine to Today Show to get the latest
Speaker 3: on this tragic story. Two police officers dead, one in
Speaker 3: hospital and the man hunt continues. All the details next
Speaker 3: on over.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, we were just talking about people and during
Speaker 4: the dating time, it does happen that sometimes one person
Speaker 4: might be courting dating several people crossover. Now, there are
Speaker 4: some celebrities who have been caught up in this Zoe
Speaker 4: Kravitz loves Zoe Kravitt, Zoe Kravitz Lenny Kravitz's daughter, But
Speaker 4: wasn't she dating or married to Jason.
Speaker 5: Married Magic Mike?
Speaker 3: Feel like they all just sleep together in Hollywood.
Speaker 5: They don't.
Speaker 4: Recent well, recently, she was caught in Parents in the
Speaker 4: City of Love with none other than one of our favorites.
Speaker 2: Cl you do it in the voice, Austins.
Speaker 10: But.
Speaker 7: His voice is so handsome.
Speaker 2: Sounds like Yogi Bear.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 4: Sort of you start halftime like Donald Trump and anyway,
Speaker 4: Austin Butler, and then lo and behold. TikToker has caught
Speaker 4: her walking in arm with none other than Harry Styles.
Speaker 2: I want what she's having thor how's she? How's she
Speaker 2: poring all these guys?
Speaker 4: Now, apparently this TikToker went up to Harry before he
Speaker 4: realized it was with Zokrabit's ask for a photo with
Speaker 4: Harry and he said, look, I'm on a day off,
Speaker 4: I'm having some private time today. Was very kind to her,
Speaker 4: had a conversation, just didn't want to be photographed. She
Speaker 4: then filmed from behind and it's as they're walking off
Speaker 4: and it's no wonder he wanted to be private.
Speaker 3: Hand in hand.
Speaker 5: I'm in arm yeah, yeah, just before you do. Who wins, Lauren?
Speaker 3: Ah, it's Harry, Who would you?
Speaker 2: Harry?
Speaker 5: Well, I see every day of I think Austin's more
Speaker 5: you like, I.
Speaker 2: Think too intimidated by Austin.
Speaker 3: Your watermelon sugar.
Speaker 4: Imagine just standing in the crowd. Well, Harry sung watermelon sugar.
Speaker 4: Oh my god said that's a tough tough.
Speaker 3: Have you had tow on the go at once?
Speaker 2: Father in mornings?
Speaker 13: And good morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 9: How are you going?
Speaker 2: We're good?
Speaker 13: How are you?
Speaker 2: It's very own Alston Butler Tyler, Yes.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 13: It was early in the relationship, but early early days
Speaker 13: when we had on Tinder, swiping left and swiping right,
Speaker 13: and then speaking to a couple of them, and one
Speaker 13: shown a bit more interest right early days, and then
Speaker 13: so I was leaning towards the other one and lo
Speaker 13: and behold, after getting you know, quite close with them,
Speaker 13: both of them, and yeah, realize it's the family man
Speaker 13: as barbecue actually, and they were sisters.
Speaker 3: Surely you know from the last name.
Speaker 2: You don't get a last name on Tinder.
Speaker 5: Don't you know?
Speaker 2: Not that I know, I don't think.
Speaker 3: So did you rock up at the barbecue and they
Speaker 3: were both in.
Speaker 5: There and did you have a decision to make or
Speaker 5: did you get sort of dumped by both?
Speaker 13: Well, yeah, I got dumb by boat, but then rekindled
Speaker 13: with my current partner. Still about it now.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that's what does the what does the
Speaker 5: city in law think?
Speaker 11: Well, it's awkward.
Speaker 3: I mean, look, that's not your fault, Like you didn't
Speaker 3: know the last names, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: And I think on the act that's amazing.
Speaker 4: Or someone's called it anonymously, this would be good anonymous hello.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello. You've had two on the go at once
Speaker 3: you get But this.
Speaker 14: Was way back in the day before any app so
Speaker 14: it was more like you go out bars. Ye, that's
Speaker 14: the way that you met people. So I had met
Speaker 14: two guys at the same time and I thought, you
Speaker 14: know what, I'm to start dating both of them and
Speaker 14: just say it goes. And then one night, I don't
Speaker 14: know how it happened, we both all three of us
Speaker 14: ended up at the same night club.
Speaker 2: So you always get busted. There's no social media back.
Speaker 14: But still I didn't get busted though, so what and
Speaker 14: it was a small nightclub. It was off the square
Speaker 14: dance floor. I had one on one end at the bar,
Speaker 14: I had the other one on the other end.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, you were like, missus doubtfire changing out.
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 14: And I had my girlfriend with me, so that kids,
Speaker 14: you know, one was they meant to change? Well, I
Speaker 14: often have a drink with the other one and then
Speaker 14: swap over.
Speaker 2: That's amazing.
Speaker 5: Oh that sounds were you and were you pashing both
Speaker 5: of them?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 14: And at the end of the night, one left before
Speaker 14: the other one, and he gave me a ring and
Speaker 14: oh my god, like the wedding ring. Yes, a promised ring.
Speaker 2: The one that left early or the one that stayed
Speaker 2: gave you the ring?
Speaker 14: The one that left early. However, the one that lefts late.
Speaker 14: He's the one I ended up marrying.
Speaker 2: Does he know about that faithful night?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 2: I love you. You're amazing when you're still together. Good
Speaker 2: on you, miss That's what about.
Speaker 3: The promise ring? You took the promise ring?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 14: I gave us back in the end.
Speaker 3: I couldn't do that, but I found moral.
Speaker 14: Anything.
Speaker 2: It was the early datings.
Speaker 5: Can we chuck your husband?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 3: No, Well, good morning Melbourne, Welcome to you Wednesday footy tonight.
Speaker 3: That's going to be strange on a Wednesday and.
Speaker 4: The last game of the season before the finals. It's
Speaker 4: a little bonus game. But if the Sun's winner in
Speaker 4: the finals, if the Suns lose, the Dogs are in
Speaker 4: the final. Finally got my head around, and the Suns
Speaker 4: tonight and it doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: Our five K player is Alana, who is a Doggies
Speaker 5: fair Doggies, but tonight you're an Essendon fan. Alana.
Speaker 13: Right, oh, I'm praying, but I'm not very hopeful on.
Speaker 3: The five K question or the game tonight.
Speaker 4: Ohty both right? Okay, all right, Alana, Well let's get
Speaker 4: you into the five K question. I believe you want
Speaker 4: to play for five hundred dollars today.
Speaker 3: Let's do it.
Speaker 13: Five hundred dollars, okay, Alana.
Speaker 3: Rules are simple. You will hear a question and then
Speaker 3: you will hear a three to two one. You have
Speaker 3: to answer within that three seconds. Ok okay, I got
Speaker 3: this straight away.
Speaker 2: Good luck. I didn't really no, I didn't know this.
Speaker 3: You got a couple of kids, don't you.
Speaker 14: That's three kids, three boys?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I reckon you a chance here?
Speaker 13: Hello?
Speaker 3: All right, okay, focus five one hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: What instrument does Lizzo famously play two?
Speaker 3: It's up, It's the flat.
Speaker 6: Would not.
Speaker 3: Upset?
Speaker 4: That's her playing at the Library of Congress's Great Hall.
Speaker 3: Ye lives over the floats.
Speaker 2: I'm playing since she was ten.
Speaker 3: The video clips and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Apparently she started at.
Speaker 4: The flat.
Speaker 3: Alana, thanks you for giving giving her a crack. You
Speaker 3: know what, don't go away empty handed. You've got a
Speaker 3: couple of kids. How about we hook you up with
Speaker 3: the two and Archie brothers a voucher.
Speaker 10: Oh amazing, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Enjoy that, Alana? All all right?
Speaker 4: Coming up next, Jason is playing in the school dad's
Speaker 4: footy game. We have confirmation of it, but we have
Speaker 4: to get him through some hurdles first we.
Speaker 5: Do some music. Just come across my desk as well.
Speaker 2: Terrific team update. But Tyler Swift and Els you're engaged.
Speaker 4: If you're just waking up to that news, Happy engagement
Speaker 4: day to all those celebrating missus Taylor Swift's love story.
Speaker 3: Tramas Kelsey's dad has been chatting this morning. He's come
Speaker 3: out saying Travis was trying to find the perfect time
Speaker 3: and perfect way to do it.
Speaker 12: You know, the perfect way to ask her and.
Speaker 7: To make it special.
Speaker 3: And we kept trying to tell him, when you do it,
Speaker 3: that's what makes it special.
Speaker 14: So spread on where.
Speaker 3: Just get it done.
Speaker 2: That's right, That's such dad advice, isn't it. Just get
Speaker 2: it done?
Speaker 3: Think well.
Speaker 4: Congratulations and happy engagement day to all of us who
Speaker 4: are celebrating Taylor and Traumas's engagement.
Speaker 3: Now to commiserations, Jakin, why am I leaving in an ambulance.
Speaker 5: Where you could be?
Speaker 2: We're just not sure.
Speaker 4: Jason's Jase's playing in the Dad's match, the school dad's
Speaker 4: footy game, of which he didn't know existed until last week.
Speaker 5: He's been drafted in.
Speaker 2: We've found it out. I found out about it.
Speaker 4: The dads have been training for a year for this
Speaker 4: one day, and you're just going to swarm him.
Speaker 3: Don't love it, don't you know? That's what I'm worried about,
Speaker 3: all right. I don't want to do this. I feel
Speaker 3: like all the dads are going to hate me. The
Speaker 3: anxiety I have at school pickup this week because of
Speaker 3: you two.
Speaker 4: Everyone everyone's in support, everyone's getting around.
Speaker 5: Saturday afternoon it's been set down for and we'll all
Speaker 5: be there Melbourne.
Speaker 4: You might as well table on to thirteen degrees and
Speaker 4: pouring with great condition.
Speaker 5: I've had some news come across my desk, breaking news.
Speaker 5: There's some team news.
Speaker 3: Are you on the team chat?
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm on many chats?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Where on all the people just keep inun.
Speaker 5: Dating Laura and I with the no one talking to me.
Speaker 5: We've told them to keep away from you. Apparently apparently
Speaker 5: there is about ten to twelve x AFL players playing
Speaker 5: in this game.
Speaker 2: I know that many XAFL players at the school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so. Like Felix, my eleven year older
Speaker 3: set was a dad. Some of them have played football
Speaker 3: before we.
Speaker 5: Played at the highest level.
Speaker 2: Well, this is one of the mums who's messaged.
Speaker 4: Me, please get Jase to play for the school dads.
Speaker 4: We're all going to come down. We'd love to see
Speaker 4: you down there. I'm a mum at the school. We've
Speaker 4: heard you talking about on the radio. Another one saying, Lauren,
Speaker 4: you must get Jase to play. I'm a school dad.
Speaker 4: Another one saying, I'm absolutely loving the dad's footy g
Speaker 4: up for Jase this week. I run the dad's events
Speaker 4: at the school, so I'm glad. I'm in touch with
Speaker 4: you because and now we can talk about all the time.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: The thing is, with all.
Speaker 4: Those tough footy players, Jase, we're concerned that everyone wants
Speaker 4: to be a hero, and we don't want you to
Speaker 4: come into work on Monday with no teeth.
Speaker 2: So we've got you an over red mouthguard.
Speaker 5: Oh great, I need a mouthguard.
Speaker 4: Here we go.
Speaker 3: Try that now, No, no, no, it's.
Speaker 2: Going in the boiling water. You have to do the
Speaker 2: rest of this greak.
Speaker 5: We did as kids with your mount before we went
Speaker 5: to oz kick or to you would have had one,
Speaker 5: Lauren for hockey, ie hockey, okay, field hockey. So what
Speaker 5: you do? You get this from the chemist and you
Speaker 5: put it in boiling hot water and it molds. Once
Speaker 5: you put it in your gob it molds to your teeth.
Speaker 2: Used to make me gag, So it's careful.
Speaker 4: That's boiling sweater, it's hot, a mold to your teeth.
Speaker 2: Okay, So it's been in there for ten seconds. So
Speaker 2: now you have to take it out.
Speaker 4: With the spoon and shove it in and then.
Speaker 5: You've got to leave it in.
Speaker 4: Okay, mouthguard immediately into position and firmly but gently to
Speaker 4: obtain an open bite.
Speaker 5: Top of the chumps and it goes, or now you
Speaker 5: got it.
Speaker 2: Now here goes.
Speaker 4: You can read the instructions from step six while you've
Speaker 4: got it in.
Speaker 5: Get your fingers and trace it around.
Speaker 2: Read the instructions out loud.
Speaker 4: Once in position, take the guard, Suck the guard, suck
Speaker 4: it in, Lick the guard, stick.
Speaker 2: The guard into Why are you not moving your bottom teap?
Speaker 5: No, you've got to speak.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's going to push it. It's using
Speaker 4: the tongue. Use your fingers, maybe your fingers.
Speaker 3: Oh there you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, suck the guard into life.
Speaker 3: Mold the guard around the side of the take the
Speaker 3: four finger.
Speaker 4: Get molded around the side. Sure, you have to keep
Speaker 4: that in for ten minutes.
Speaker 5: Ten minutes so you can do the rest of the brain.
Speaker 2: I'm not taking it seriously. Ten minutes.
Speaker 3: Wasn't correctly guard. M hmm. We'll be for your protection.
Speaker 2: It's designed for your protection.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 5: About you, but he's speaking much better, speaking proper sentences.
Speaker 2: That's what I sound like when I got a bed
Speaker 2: with fine planning.
Speaker 5: You're going to keep that in, big boy?
Speaker 4: Okay, So, oh my gosh, it's what you've got. No
Speaker 4: top lip as we know, and now you've really.
Speaker 3: I need to filler.
Speaker 5: Now you've got to promise to keep that in because
Speaker 5: we don't want to take you to East Bentley Dental
Speaker 5: Group on Monday.
Speaker 4: Okay, now he's got the no over read in so
Speaker 4: that's going to be nice and subtle for when you
Speaker 4: run out on the field. Now, now you've got that,
Speaker 4: you just know his gagging. You just need to go
Speaker 4: close to the ball.
Speaker 2: Do you think you're going to how many touches here
Speaker 2: going to get done?
Speaker 5: Hey? What?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 5: What position are you hoping to play? Sorry?
Speaker 15: Forward?
Speaker 2: I think that was okay?
Speaker 5: Who do you model your game on? What player? What
Speaker 5: player do you admire?
Speaker 2: And should we get you some Mason co Cox, Mason Cox.
Speaker 3: Class, thanks for finishing that same player like Nick dast
Speaker 3: up Or. I think Tom hawklam that playing the minor
Speaker 3: league more.
Speaker 4: Okay. I think it's enough because you're gonna wear a
Speaker 4: helmet because you wear the hat. You know, you can't
Speaker 4: wear your hat because concussions.
Speaker 5: You know, concussions happen all the time.
Speaker 2: Wear a band headband's Bailey Smith.
Speaker 4: He's more concerned about showing off his receding hairline than
Speaker 4: he's protecting all right, Well, we've got some more coming
Speaker 4: your way tomorrow for the Dad's foot match.
Speaker 2: To get you prepared.
Speaker 4: He keeps like, when we're not on here going hey, gods,
Speaker 4: have you sort of my jersey yet?
Speaker 2: You've got my footy boots, You've got my socks and
Speaker 2: my pant my shorts. So we'll get it all for
Speaker 2: you so you.
Speaker 5: Can practice it another six minutes in there.
Speaker 2: Run around in your cleats tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Do you hoard your own song?
Speaker 2: You need to learn the song? Yeah, yeah, we'll find this.
Speaker 3: Can you throw the brake? It's a bit of a
Speaker 3: mood it is today.
Speaker 5: Melbourne's heavy hearts, especially in the Victoria Police Force, because
Speaker 5: they have lost two of their own. Two police officers
Speaker 5: at work yesterday morning, gunned down in Poorpunker. And this
Speaker 5: is a situation that has got so many consequences for so.
Speaker 4: Many and it's still unfolding. I know, I was watching
Speaker 4: the news last night. I got really upset watching the
Speaker 4: news last night like these. We're very close to the
Speaker 4: Victoria Police in here. They come in every couple of weeks.
Speaker 4: We've met so many incredible men and women in the
Speaker 4: police force who turn up to work proud of their
Speaker 4: jobs to protect our community day in and day out,
Speaker 4: and losing one of their own hits. The police and
Speaker 4: the entire community very very hard.
Speaker 3: Chief Commissioner Mike Bush, who's only just recently moved here
Speaker 3: to Victoria, he was in on the show a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks ago, and he was on location and spoke
Speaker 3: last night.
Speaker 15: Firstly, I want to acknowledge how fine and brave officers
Speaker 15: that'd lost their lives today and the line of duty
Speaker 15: police officers went to execute a search weren't at that address.
Speaker 15: They were murdered in cold blood.
Speaker 4: They were murdered in cold blood, and that is hard
Speaker 4: to hear. It sends goosebumps down spine.
Speaker 5: There are families impacted this morning.
Speaker 3: And also the community, like one of the detectives was
Speaker 3: actually in that region and he's.
Speaker 5: Ready for retirement, prime for retirement.
Speaker 3: And everyone in those small towns know each other.
Speaker 5: I remember my grandmother, who's who's still with us. She
Speaker 5: told us grandkids that she was never never more concerned
Speaker 5: than when my grandfather, who was a sergeant of police,
Speaker 5: left for work each day because she she knew that
Speaker 5: the consequences of his job protecting people were that you.
Speaker 3: Know, it's funny say that's what I was thinking about
Speaker 3: this morning. I was just striving to work. If I
Speaker 3: had a police officer in our family, saying goodbye to
Speaker 3: them as they head off to work today would be
Speaker 3: so hard.
Speaker 4: Well, my Paul, my fiance, Paul, his dad was a
Speaker 4: police officer in the Queensland Police. We have many friends
Speaker 4: here in the Victorian Police, and we have a lot
Speaker 4: of friends in the Queensland Police as well. And so
Speaker 4: last night I sat down to write a bit of
Speaker 4: a letter to the Victorian Police who are hurting so
Speaker 4: badly today. To our friends at Victoria Police, our hearts
Speaker 4: are heavy and our hearts are hurting with you today.
Speaker 4: Yesterday's events have left so many of us shaken, but
Speaker 4: none more than those who wear the uniform and the
Speaker 4: families who stand beside them in moments like this. Words
Speaker 4: can seem so small, but we want you to know
Speaker 4: how deeply grateful we are for your courage, for your service,
Speaker 4: and for your sacrifice. Every day you step into situations
Speaker 4: that most of us could never imagine, carrying the weight
Speaker 4: of protecting others on your shoulders. You do it not
Speaker 4: for recognition, but because you believe in the safety and
Speaker 4: well being of our community. That is a strength, a duty,
Speaker 4: and a compassion that deserves the utmost respect.
Speaker 2: To the families of our officers, thank you.
Speaker 4: Thank you for your silent sacrifices, the missed dinners, the
Speaker 4: anxious waiting, the prayers that you, no doubt whisper to
Speaker 4: yourselves when your loved ones walk out the door to work.
Speaker 4: You share this burden too, and we honor you for that.
Speaker 4: Our hearts are with the families and the friends affected
Speaker 4: by yesterday's tragic events. As a community, we stand with
Speaker 4: you in your grief and we honor your courage. Please
Speaker 4: know that you are not alone, and that your service
Speaker 4: and your pain are seen and felt by all of us.
Speaker 4: No police officer should leave for work without the certainty
Speaker 4: of coming home safely when their day is done. To
Speaker 4: our friends at Victoria Police, from all of us here
Speaker 4: at NOVA, and to the wider police community, we see you,
Speaker 4: we honor you, and we stand with you, and from
Speaker 4: the bottom of our hearts, we thank you.
Speaker 7: That's beautiful. I'm not said Bolz.
Speaker 5: That's a beautiful message and a beautiful reminder about the
Speaker 5: the risks involved.
Speaker 3: And you brought up this morning, and I think This
Speaker 3: is so just if you're out about today and you
Speaker 3: see a police officer.
Speaker 4: Just smile and say thank you, because men and women
Speaker 4: go to work every day to protect us and what
Speaker 4: we saw yesterday was just so horrific.
Speaker 2: And our thoughts are with everyone affected by this trugy.
Speaker 3: Let's recap your news this morning.
Speaker 5: The Chief Commissioner of Police, Mike Bush, is currently fronting
Speaker 5: a media conference at the Victoria Police Center. He had
Speaker 5: this to say in regards the situation which is unfolding
Speaker 5: still to this minute in poor Punker in regional Victoria.
Speaker 5: So they are looking for this fifty six year old
Speaker 5: Desi Freeman, who is a conspiracy theorist and so called
Speaker 5: sovereign citizen. He is still at large, He's heavily armed,
Speaker 5: it's not a hostage situation. His wife and two kids
Speaker 5: have presented to police. And also terrifying that poor Punker,
Speaker 5: the town itself of one thousand people, is still in
Speaker 5: virtual lockdown.
Speaker 2: So he's telling people from the to stay inside indoors.
Speaker 3: Is Chief Commissioner Mike Bush, who just spoke, I.
Speaker 15: Can assure everyone that we are pouring every resource into
Speaker 15: this search for this person, all of our specialist resources,
Speaker 15: are there to make this happen. The hunt will continue
Speaker 15: until we find him.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, it's horrific.
Speaker 5: Jeez. It's worth noting that Mike Bush, newly appointed Chief Commissionaries,
Speaker 5: is dealing this with this situation which is unfolding, in
Speaker 5: a very cool manner. He's very closed and they are
Speaker 5: throwing every resource at it. I mean, the terrain in
Speaker 5: that part of the world, up near the high Country
Speaker 5: is just extraordinary difficult. I mean, this, this bloke, you know,
Speaker 5: this hideous creature, could be anywhere.
Speaker 3: It's only a matter of time till they get him. Hey,
Speaker 3: we'll keep you updated. On nov. It is just gone
Speaker 3: eleven to nine. Guys, let's light the mood and help
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Speaker 4: Bellinda in Mansfield, Good morning, goos morning. Who do you
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Speaker 13: Oh?
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Speaker 2: And what sort of difference with one thousand dollars in groceries? Mate?
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Speaker 2: Oh Belinda, great mum.
Speaker 14: Yeah yeah, love us so much. She does a wonderful job.
Speaker 2: She's a nurse.
Speaker 11: Work with the three kids.
Speaker 14: Them here.
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Speaker 14: Oh, thank you so much, guys, love you love your show.
Speaker 2: Oh you're so welcome. Thanks for listening to.
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Speaker 4: A mum thing to say is now I remember my
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Speaker 4: Jess in Chelsea morning. You've got two kids two and four.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 3: Oh no, we lost the Jess.
Speaker 2: We got your partner's working here.
Speaker 4: Seven days a week to keep your family afloat.
Speaker 14: I believe, yes, it's been so hard.
Speaker 2: How much will one thousand dollars in groceries help?
Speaker 14: You have no idea in the world to us.
Speaker 2: Oh, Jess, well done. Go and buy yourself something nice
Speaker 2: because that is coming.
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Speaker 4: Now we've given away fifteen thousand dollars groceries to go
Speaker 4: three days.
Speaker 5: Thanks to the team at Coles.
Speaker 3: It's done real more to go tomorrow and over right
Speaker 3: across Melbourne. This is over one hundred. Good morning, you're
Speaker 3: on the air with Jason Lauren. We're doing a thanks
Speaker 3: to shell A Ready Express. Can I do a quick
Speaker 3: shout out?
Speaker 5: Go for it.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday to the.
Speaker 2: Missus, Happy birthday to Louie.
Speaker 5: It's a big day for her, big day for you
Speaker 5: as well, because you've got to get it all right.
Speaker 2: Now talk to me. I know the gift is plant.
Speaker 4: The gift is done, which I'm impressed about with thank you,
Speaker 4: because sometimes there's a bit of a mad panic to
Speaker 4: leave me.
Speaker 3: Now this year I said I'm going to get ahead
Speaker 3: of it, didn't.
Speaker 2: I well done, thank you? And are you doing something
Speaker 2: special today for lou his birthday?
Speaker 3: So I'm going to meet her and the kids in
Speaker 3: the city. They were sick, they couldn't go to school,
Speaker 3: so we're gonna do a big family lunch and then
Speaker 3: I'll take the three year old home, and she's gonna
Speaker 3: take the other two to see Annie the.
Speaker 4: Musical person Comba make a baby on their birthday.
Speaker 3: She doesn't want to take the boys to see Annie,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, let's not take three year old. He'll
Speaker 3: be a night mare. He'll climb up.
Speaker 5: I would to that.
Speaker 2: I love him.
Speaker 3: It's a family thing.
Speaker 4: Well you're not going Why are you sitting through any
Speaker 4: chele babysit, Archie and you could go to Annie.
Speaker 3: Because I've got things to do, because then I'm going
Speaker 3: to race home and don't anything.
Speaker 2: Don't ruin any support have you got?
Speaker 4: He's going to get himself nude and turn into a
Speaker 4: sushi pad like sex in the city.
Speaker 5: That is a mental cheapie. None of us need it.
Speaker 5: On a Wednesday morning for Jace nude on a sushi platter.
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 5: The city.
Speaker 2: Do you not remember that same Thank you for being.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: Remember when you turned forty and she got you forty
Speaker 4: gifts for forty years?
Speaker 2: Have you done something similar?
Speaker 5: Is this her fortieth No?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, that's the root.
Speaker 2: You can't answer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah for every year? Yeah, I do know,
Speaker 3: I do, of course, I know. She's forty two.
Speaker 2: Ish, go down, take ten, soenter go thirty eight.
Speaker 3: She's thirty eight, is she? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Anyway, so did you get a gift for every year?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: No, not this time. I just focused on a very
Speaker 3: nice gift. Anyway, I've got things to pick up.
Speaker 2: You've got a cake.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a little there's a little kick up with
Speaker 3: that or No, I ordered something and then I got
Speaker 3: a phone call last night.
Speaker 2: Definitely not the main the mushroom ice cream cake cake. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: mushrooms that's not in.
Speaker 3: I got a phone call from the place last night,
Speaker 3: seeing we're actually not open tomorrow. I'm like, well, why
Speaker 3: did you take the order online?
Speaker 2: There's holes in this story?
Speaker 5: Cake shop.
Speaker 3: Eating the cake yesterday? Right, Anyway, we've got to go.
Speaker 2: I've gotta get a cake. We'll get a cake. We
Speaker 2: can get it.
Speaker 3: I've got a cake. I'm all across it, all.
Speaker 2: Right, telling porky pies.
Speaker 3: Have I got pies as well? Have a great day
Speaker 3: or we'll see tomorrow. Bye, Lauren.
Speaker 4: Lauren wake up feeling good following them on the socials