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Speaker 2: Six after five year on News Talk, sa'd be. I'm

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Speaker 2: Ryan Bridge. Lots to come on the program this morning.

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Speaker 2: We're going to talk about well that power Poland that

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Speaker 2: three years ago. Has anything changed in our caregiver system?

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Speaker 2: Is anything going to change? Do you have any hope?

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Speaker 2: News Talk said be thirteen minutes after five. Our child

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Speaker 7: I am in a car full of medals?

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Speaker 3: When you asked a continue in a very hostile, nasty time.

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Speaker 2: Couldn't the same be said of Calvin Davis, saying that

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Speaker 4: Was still a person. I'm still a person, and I

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Speaker 2: No apologies from Tapati MARII, no accountability. I just think

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Speaker 2: Gas lighting much. I mean, I hate all these terms.

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Speaker 2: News Talks.

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Speaker 2: Twenty four away from six. You're on news Talks. They'd

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Speaker 2: be with me, Ryan Bridge, Good morning. Three fights going

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Speaker 2: twenty three minutes away from six o'clock. Also in fighting

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Speaker 2: So you know, this is the guy that's been Maduro

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Speaker 2: and Maduro has replied, do you want to fight me?

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Speaker 2: never twenty two to six Cryan Bridge, Clum Proctors and

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Speaker 2: Dunedin forest Culum. Good morning, the Otago Regional Council's very

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Speaker 10: Yeah, morning, Ryan, that's right. It's very much in the

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Speaker 10: these concerns around costs involved with this plan. Environment Minister

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Speaker 2: Very expensive. How's the weather today, Callum.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, and Claire Shewards for us in christ Church

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Speaker 2: that ice rink remains closed. Clear.

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Speaker 11: Yes, this is after a thirteen year old student died

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Speaker 11: So this thirteen year old was injured at Alpine Ice

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Speaker 11: On Tuesday, WORKSAFES opened an investigation into the safety procedures

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Speaker 2: How's weather today, Claire, Cloudy.

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Speaker 2: Oh, that's chilli. Thanks clear. Let's got a Max toll

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Speaker 2: on Wellington Max. A University wants to divest itself from

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Speaker 12: It is Victoria. It's a foundation holds one hundred and

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Speaker 12: They said all of its investments are responsible. The income

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Speaker 12: a topic that mindful Money has been on too lately,

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Speaker 12: pointing out to you know, a lot of our kiwisaver

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Speaker 12: The main thing always is transparency.

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Speaker 2: Thanks so much for that, Max.

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Speaker 12: Your weather today cold as well, early showers, clearing, strong

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Speaker 12: southerly's high of nine in the city and never ready

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Speaker 2: Us in Auckland. Never good morning. Are you an ethical investor? No? No,

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Speaker 2: I goes to the biggest whatever gets me the biggest

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Speaker 2: cared about everything gay or big oil, love, big farmer.

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Speaker 2: Oh are you hey? The pools.

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Speaker 8: a result. So Auckland Council they're going to continue to

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Speaker 8: three million dollars and your savings across its network. So yeah,

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Speaker 8: so what does that mean.

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Speaker 2: Well, that's hard, isn't it Because it's not like you

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Speaker 2: can just close a few lanes of the pool. No,

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Speaker 2: I mean it's You've still got to pay for the

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Speaker 2: same number of lifeguards, don't It's right, So how do

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Speaker 2: you save three million dollars? Yes, I mean opening.

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Speaker 8: Hours, opening hours, because.

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Speaker 2: They are they're not very busy during the middle of

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Speaker 2: the day.

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Speaker 4: Do you go.

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Speaker 8: I mean I don't go to the pools, I must admit,

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Speaker 8: but you.

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Speaker 2: Do, yeah, yeah, And and they're obviously very busy in

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Speaker 2: the morning. People are wanting to do their lengths and

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Speaker 2: then very busy in the evening and probably I imagine

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Speaker 2: there's a school run in there somewhere. That's right, but

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Speaker 2: during the middle of the day you could probably close it.

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Speaker 8: Well, it's the equad joggers. I mean I did used

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Speaker 8: to do equad jogging, go to those classes with the

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Speaker 8: old biddies there at ten am. That was quite good.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I suppose I forgot about the old biddies or.

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Speaker 8: Should I say old biddies guys. Shouldn't say that young people? Yes,

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Speaker 8: sorry about that?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, no interesting. Hopefully they can sort something out because

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Speaker 2: it'd be shamed to lose one.

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Speaker 8: Or more than wouldn't ezactly, it's quite right.

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Speaker 2: Thanks so much for that. Never it is, well, should

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Speaker 2: I do the weather? Sorry, this is the main part.

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Speaker 8: This is what the orcland does really want a year

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Speaker 8: because all the fund Putoa. There's periods of rain, possibly heavy,

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Speaker 8: and then elsewhere round Auckland the odd shower clearing this afternoon.

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Speaker 8: Auckland's high fourteen not as cold as the south. I'd

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Speaker 8: know who'd clear Engine minus five and christ Church minus five.

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Speaker 2: Have a nice week in christ Church it is sixteen

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Speaker 2: away from six.

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Speaker 1: On your radio and online on iHeartRadio early edition with

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Speaker 1: Ryan Bridge and Smith City, New Zealand's Furniture Beds and

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Speaker 1: a Playing Store. Youth Talk said be.

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Speaker 2: Fourteen away from six. The US federal reservers held the

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Speaker 2: interest rates. They're steady. As we talked about yesterday, that

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Speaker 2: was always going to happen, but it now means that

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Speaker 2: they've got to make a cut, probably going to make

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Speaker 2: a cut in September, which is just before the election,

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Speaker 2: which will be a politically charged cut. But you got

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Speaker 2: to do what you've got to do. They've got a

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Speaker 2: job to do and they're dependent too. The Bank of

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Speaker 2: England overnight, on the other hand, has cut for the

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Speaker 2: first time in four years. They've cut a quarter of

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Speaker 2: a percent down to five percent. And you might ask

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Speaker 2: why not go harder because you look at their inflation

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Speaker 2: numbers it's two percent, which is at target, so they

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Speaker 2: have reached target. Why are they not cutting more aggressively?

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Speaker 2: Why not get a chainsaw out? Well, nobody wants to

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Speaker 2: cut too far, too fast and have and risk having

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Speaker 2: Inflation ticked back up. Also in the UK, services inflation

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Speaker 2: was unexpectedly high for June. What drove that dig a

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Speaker 2: little deeper. What do you get to Taylor Swift Hotel

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Speaker 2: costs went up because of their concerts, but also people

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Speaker 2: have phone contracts that they got took out when inflation

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Speaker 2: was really high, so they're very expensive. So those services

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Speaker 2: costs still quite high. In a bit of a worry

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Speaker 2: there for the Bank of England. It is thirteen to

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Speaker 2: six International correspondence with ends and eye insurance, peace of

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Speaker 2: mind for New Zealand business Vint Mekaznix now UK and

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Speaker 2: europe correspondents with all the details, all the juice on

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Speaker 2: this UIs Russia and I should say European prisoner swap Vincent.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, that's right. This was thought to be coming for

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Speaker 13: a few days, but this surprise announcement this afternoon that

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Speaker 13: this deal has been agreed. Twenty fourth prisoners being held

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Speaker 13: in six countries, sixteen detainees from the West being swapped

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Speaker 13: with eight who are returning to Russia. This is the

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Speaker 13: biggest prisoner exchange since the end of the Cold War,

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Speaker 13: if you exclude some of those that have been in

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Speaker 13: the Ukraine conflict, and of course the most famous of

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Speaker 13: those Evan Guskovich, the Wall Street journal journalist. He is

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Speaker 13: being returned in exchange, the Russians have managed to get

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Speaker 13: the dim Krasikoff, who German officials identified as a colonel

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Speaker 13: in the colonel in Russia's FSB intelligence service. This swap

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Speaker 13: happened in the last few hours via and President Biden

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Speaker 13: has been given a press conference in the White House

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Speaker 13: marking the end of what he's said to be a

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Speaker 13: brutal ordeal for many of these families and the victims,

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Speaker 13: and has been seeing as quite a diplomatic triumph for

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Speaker 13: President Biden, whose administration has been working on this for

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Speaker 13: years to coordinate with multiple countries, as you mentioned, across

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Speaker 13: Europe to get this exchange over the line.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's pretty incredible that they hand over a convicted

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Speaker 2: murderer though from Germany, isn't it, hey, Vincent that rioting

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Speaker 2: that happened in Southport. The murder accused has now been

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Speaker 2: named and appeared in court. Who is this person?

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Speaker 13: Yeah, this's a seventeen year old Axel Ruder Kubana now

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Speaker 13: under eighteens in British justice are normally kept anonymized unless

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Speaker 13: there is a public interest in revealing. The newspapers here

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Speaker 13: mounted a claim and that was accepted by the judge

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Speaker 13: that he should be identified given the nature of the crime.

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Speaker 13: He has been charged for three counts of murder, ten

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Speaker 13: counts of attempted murder and one counter possessing a bladed article.

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Speaker 13: He's been remanded in youth custody and of course this

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Speaker 13: is a complex operation. This traveling likely to take place

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Speaker 13: next year at the earliest. But what's been interesting is

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Speaker 13: the Kirstama has taken to Downing Street for a press

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Speaker 13: conference this afternoon where he's been denouncing the actions of

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Speaker 13: what he said were gangs of thugs who've exploited this

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Speaker 13: tragedy and traveled to Southport and then to Downing Street

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Speaker 13: last night fueled by false information wilfully being put out

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Speaker 13: on social media by the far rights, not just in

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Speaker 13: this country but other countries to soak up resentment towards

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Speaker 13: migrants to this country. And we have over one hundred

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Speaker 13: rests in London's night for what was a pretty violent,

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Speaker 13: horrible protest. At some point Nazi salutes were spotted in it,

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Speaker 13: all of them claiming that they were there because they

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Speaker 13: wanted to see greater child protection, but really it was

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Speaker 13: a pretty ugly affair.

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Speaker 2: Sounds thanks so much of your time, Vincent mcaviniy Ore

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Speaker 2: UKN you're a correspondent. It is nine away from six

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Speaker 2: Ryan Bridge, almost two months on from the major power

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Speaker 2: outage in Northland. Transpower say compensation is off the table

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Speaker 2: for those impacted. The tower was being cleaned when a

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Speaker 2: worker removed too many nuts, causing it to collapse while

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Speaker 2: the team leader was busy sand blasting the North Chamber

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Speaker 2: Chief Executives Darren Fisher, Darren, good morning, Good morning Ryan.

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Speaker 2: So we know what happened now there was a problem,

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Speaker 2: too many nuts taken out, not enough attention being paid,

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Speaker 2: but no compensation, although I do note that the Transpower

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Speaker 2: says they might look at a donation of sorts to

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Speaker 2: the community. What do you reckon?

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Speaker 4: Yeah?

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Speaker 9: Pretty cringe worthy yesterday, wasn't it, Ryan. I mean it's

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Speaker 9: almost like watching the spin doctors at work. But I'm

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Speaker 9: talking about giving an MP one hundred thousand dollars to

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Speaker 9: hand out ice creams at the local amp show is

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Speaker 9: very different to compensation to a business. Trying to maintain

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Speaker 9: the employment of six hundred people in a small regional

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Speaker 9: town is a huge difference. I mean, an average household

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Speaker 9: in New Zealand earns one hundred and twenty five thousand

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Speaker 9: dollars a year in Northold. That's one hundred thousand dollars

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Speaker 9: a year typically made up of one bread winner and

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Speaker 9: one secondary Incomuna. Now, in a place like Kaitaia, where

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Speaker 9: six hundred people are reliant on one big business staying alive,

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Speaker 9: the direct result of what has happened here with transpier

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Speaker 9: puts those things in jeopardy. And I'm calling for that

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Speaker 9: board and that management to have put their big boy

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Speaker 9: pants on, get on an aeroplane, get up here and

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Speaker 9: front up to these local communities and explain why their

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Speaker 9: negligence is putting their livelihoods at risk.

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Speaker 2: Was that a serious suggestion to give the MP ice creams?

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Speaker 9: It's a serious suggestion that the MP has been down

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Speaker 9: in Wellington saying you need to make a good will

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Speaker 9: donation to the people of Northold and do something community

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Speaker 9: wide and be good Samaritans here. But this is that's

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Speaker 9: a very different conversation to keeping people in serious employment.

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Speaker 9: Transpower have got values on their website talking about how

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Speaker 9: they are good social citizens and how they're good community people. Well,

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Speaker 9: what they're about to do through their negligence and avoiding

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Speaker 9: all of this conversation is absolutely crush a workforce in

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Speaker 9: small community towns like Katya.

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Speaker 2: Darren Fisher is with North Chamber and he's the chief

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Speaker 2: executive there. He wants the Board of Transpower up North

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Speaker 2: a SAP to answer some questions. Please and no, we

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Speaker 2: don't want ice creams at the AMP show seven minutes

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Speaker 2: away from sex Mic.

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Speaker 1: Hosking next the first Word on the News of the

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Speaker 1: Day early edition with Ryan Bridge and Smith City, New

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Speaker 1: Zealand's Furniture Beds and a player store News Talks.

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Speaker 2: It is four minutes away from Sexer on news Talk said,

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Speaker 2: b did you see Elon Musk is gonna want fight?

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Speaker 14: You were quite right to point out. Elon Musk is

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Speaker 14: just a big loudmouth who would be better served building cars.

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Speaker 14: He doesn't have to recall so that and putting out

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Speaker 14: the cars he says he's going to build but never does.

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Speaker 2: Instead of tweeting one hundred percent.

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Speaker 14: So if you spent if you spent less time buying

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Speaker 14: X and ruining it and more time actually putting together

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Speaker 14: some cars that work, we'd all be grateful to him

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Speaker 14: for doing it.

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Speaker 2: It's it's sort of entertaining, though, isn't it When someone challenges,

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Speaker 2: you know when.

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Speaker 14: Grown men, if it ever came to something, because I

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Speaker 14: had because of you. If you've seen Zuckerberg, he's he's

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Speaker 14: a proper athlete, he's a something, and he would have

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Speaker 14: smacked the be Jesus out of Elon Musk. So I

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Speaker 14: don't know about Maduro and what sort of shape he's

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Speaker 14: And Brook Francis will talk to this morning, Oh great,

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Speaker 14: who's the gold medalist? And Mum of course, saw a

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Speaker 14: lovely photo of her this morning with her husband and

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Speaker 14: her little one are over there. And I suppose that's

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Speaker 14: half the thrill of the Olympics, doesn't it have your

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Speaker 14: family there and you know, enjoying the because I mean,

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Speaker 14: what a sacrifice to be able to go.

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Speaker 2: To lots of sisters there too.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, the whole way year there's there's a family thing

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Speaker 14: going on and rowing, isn't there. My one of my

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Speaker 14: great fascinations has always been the all we've got.

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