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Speaker 1: Time now to make the week little piece of news

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Speaker 1: and current events. That is the equivalent of a knighthood

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Speaker 1: for general knowledge advancement. David Seymour seven in Britain debating

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Speaker 1: as we speak, but last weekend ascended to the Deputy

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Speaker 1: PM's job, gave an excellent speech about what can be

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Speaker 1: as in our country. What our country can be was

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Speaker 1: uplifting and uplifting is good. Chris Bishop seven was that

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Speaker 1: the Music Awards and expressed an opinion people of the

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Speaker 1: left and appear to like opinions not as uplifting. Mitch

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Speaker 1: Barnett three pros get injured, yes, but a season end

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Speaker 1: or is a cruel blow, especially given the Warriors seven

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Speaker 1: against a good site that made a comeback of sorts

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Speaker 1: on another day in another season it might have ended differently,

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Speaker 1: but it didn't because Gary Stead eight a helber, nice

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Speaker 1: guy who took the team to better places. And you

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Speaker 1: haven't always been able to say that about cricket. Stephen

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Speaker 1: Joyce seven not the decent bloke who got a good

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Speaker 1: job this week And what must have been the most

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Speaker 1: over hyped agm of modern New Zealand business history, Roade

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Speaker 1: cones you use the hotline yet the way who raised

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Speaker 1: crossing two wa because it's bollocks, but at least it's

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Speaker 1: on hold. The why cato chicane two wat wat because

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Speaker 1: it's bollocks and was enacted with no consultation and half

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Speaker 1: a dozen winers. How can winers get given so much

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Speaker 1: attention polls? One joke of the week Buy a dart

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Speaker 1: board and pretend it means something. Six million seven our population,

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Speaker 1: that's the prediction this week, six million people by twenty forty.

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Speaker 1: I like more people. More people bring growth. I've always

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Speaker 1: thought we're way too small. The grocery commissioner is six,

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Speaker 1: What honestly does he do? I mean, has taken him

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Speaker 1: two years to do a study and then put some

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Speaker 1: stuff out for consultation. I mean, as you cheese cheaper.

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Speaker 1: The Chateau three spoil it? Is it nice? Not? Really?

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Speaker 1: Not anymore. You can't trade on memories. If it was

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Speaker 1: a thing, someone would have bought it, and they haven't.

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Speaker 1: The Radio Awards eight Yes, the industry's big night last

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Speaker 1: night once again. News talk z'd be one Neiba one,

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Speaker 1: Marcus one hither one station of the fifth year in

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Speaker 1: a row. And you can't argue with that. Proving hard work, consistency,

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Speaker 1: professionalism and patching over the week bits leads you to

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Speaker 1: good places. And that's the week copies on the website.

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Speaker 1: And if you print two of these, by the way,

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Speaker 1: glue them together and cut out six small slots at

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Speaker 1: equal distances, you can see the aurora better. For more

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