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Speaker 2: They'd be good morning, welcome to early edition. I'm Francisco

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Speaker 2: Budkinfiling and for Ryan, You're most welcome to contact me

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Speaker 2: Francesca at Newstalk ZBF co dot MZ right coming up

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Speaker 2: on the show, how serious is President Trump when it

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Speaker 2: comes to resuming nuclear testing for the first time in

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Speaker 2: more than thirty years? Can the All Blacks defeat Island

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Speaker 2: in Chicago? On Sunday? And before the end of the hour,

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Speaker 2: Minister of howth Samim Brown is with us on the

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Speaker 2: measles outbreak.

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Speaker 3: The agenda.

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Speaker 2: It's Friday, the thirty first of October, and the match

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Speaker 2: hyped Donald Trump President She meeting appears to have got results.

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Speaker 2: Trump has agreed to reduce tarrifs on China by ten

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Speaker 2: percent in exchange for China cracking down on its flow

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Speaker 2: of fentanel. China will resume importing American sweepings as well,

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Speaker 2: and rare earth export limits have been paused. Trump is happy,

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Speaker 2: but it.

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Speaker 4: Was so amazing, meaning he's a great letterer, great leader

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Speaker 4: of a very powerful, very strong country, China. What can

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Speaker 1: It was an outstanding.

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Speaker 4: A group of decisions. I think that was made a

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Speaker 2: Jamaica is now in rebuild mode after the devastation of

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Speaker 2: Hurricane Melissa. It's left at least thirty two dead throughout

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Speaker 2: the Caribbean, but the State Minister is feeling positive.

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Speaker 5: It would have been worse because capitalisty the Kingston, which

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Speaker 5: is the center of mobilization efforts, pardinage relief and disaster fearedness,

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Speaker 5: has been generally I would sit unscared or not badly

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Speaker 2: There's been another five arrests in the Louver heist saga.

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Speaker 2: They were detained overnight during coordinated raids, but say there's

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Speaker 2: still no indication Love staff had anything to do with it.

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Speaker 6: They've interviewed a lot of people inside the Louver staff

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Speaker 6: but she did suggest that there were very likely other

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Speaker 6: that this could have been part of a much bigger

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Speaker 2: And back on the UIs government shutdown watch, which has

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Speaker 2: been dragging on since the beginning of October, the Republicans

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Speaker 7: The Democrat Party is now controlled, as I said, by

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Speaker 7: the Marxist activists, dark money donors. This is not a

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Speaker 7: grassroots effort and anti American ideologies is dominating this and

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Speaker 7: they would rather destroy the system than to lose power.

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Speaker 1: Get ahead of the headlines on early edition with Francesca

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Speaker 2: It'd be It is nine past five, okay, So Andrew

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Speaker 2: Bailey story is back to cause the National Party some

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Speaker 2: more headaches. You may remember he resigned his ministerial portfolios

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Speaker 2: in February after he faced allegations he put a hand

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Speaker 2: story has got a bit murky. Even more murky. Bailey

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Speaker 2: as it's been revealed there was no formal complaint about

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Speaker 2: the February allegations or formal investigation by the DIA. He

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Speaker 8: When I rang the person, the male who I put

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Speaker 2: He also talked about the fact that he is full

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Speaker 8: In a rightly wrong vie. I shouldn't have offered that resonation.

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Speaker 8: If I'd known what I know now, I wouldn't.

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Speaker 8: I would obviously love to be administer a game, and

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Speaker 2: Right, So the Prime Minister has been asked about it overnight.

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Speaker 6: I trust DIA and the bottom line is that I

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Speaker 3: It was his choice to resign.

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Speaker 2: I'm not sure I trust the DIA. This is very murky.

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Speaker 2: The presumption now surely has to be someone else wanted

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Speaker 2: not a good look. Bailey's always been a little bit quirky,

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Speaker 2: And he was at the point going, actually, maybe politics

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Speaker 2: He spoke as he said to the person he presumed

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Speaker 2: To hear your thoughts on this one. You're most welcome

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Speaker 2: but absolutely these things need to be done. Any One

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Speaker 2: At b It's fourteen past five. Donald Trump is playing

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Speaker 2: the nuke card. The US president has ordered his Department

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Speaker 2: analyst Jeffrey Millet is with me now. Good morning, Jeffrey,

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Francesca. He said, this is a warning shot

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Speaker 2: to his enemies. Who are we talking about here, China, Russia.

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Speaker 9: Or both of them? I think, Francesca, and you know,

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Speaker 9: you can say, well, this is the typical saber rattling

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Speaker 9: the US and Russia both still have over five thousand

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Speaker 9: So I think we really need to dial back the

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Speaker 2: So you think that there is a possibility he will

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Speaker 9: Yes, the escalation is in play, isn't it. And we've

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Speaker 9: that the zuparasion. Nuclear partners come under attack numerous times

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Speaker 9: in the war between Russia, Russia and Ukraine. We saw

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Speaker 9: Two nuclear powers. They conducted a nuclear test back in

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Speaker 9: but China, Russia, and the United States have not ratified that.

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Speaker 9: Russia did ratify it and then pulled out a couple

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Speaker 9: It is Trump's game. We've seen that very successful meeting

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Speaker 2: Jeffrey Miller, thank you so much. Always appreciate your thoughts.

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Speaker 2: Of course, the question is where would he teaest? I mean,

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Speaker 2: the Nimbi's will be out in force over this one, right,

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Speaker 2: I mean, no one's going to do it in your backyard.

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Speaker 2: Next we are going to head too Chicago. It is

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Speaker 2: It'd be okay. So the All Blacks Grand Slam Tour

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Speaker 2: gets underway this weekend with arguably the toughest test. They'll

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Speaker 2: be back at Chicago's Soldier Field on Sunday morning, taking

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Speaker 2: on Ireland. Of course, we all remember the last time

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Speaker 2: these two met in Chicago twenty sixteen. We're famously Island

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Speaker 2: recorded its first win over the All Blacks. Our voice

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Speaker 2: of Rugby, Elliott Smith, is in Chicago and he joins me, Now,

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Speaker 2: good morning.

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Speaker 10: Hi, Francesca.

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Speaker 2: What's the vibe like? Is everyone amped and looking forward

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Speaker 2: to a game of rugby?

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Speaker 10: It's quite interesting. I mean it sold out and months

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Speaker 10: but barring a few lampost flags, you probably wouldn't know

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Speaker 10: it's on. And that's fine. Look it said. It's one

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Speaker 12: blown out. It's almost doubled over time. The Crown Infrastructure

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Speaker 12: Delivery Organization says main construction work is complete, but practical

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Speaker 12: completion has to be certified before it can be transferred

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Speaker 12: into the council. Council though has already begun its fit

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Speaker 12: out and some early commissioning work. It has eleven pools

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Speaker 12: and spars, hydrocides and sports courts.

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Speaker 2: All sounds fun.

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Speaker 12: In the weather today, clear cloud increasing, there could be

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Speaker 12: some brief morning showers. Northwesterly is changing southerly and the

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Speaker 12: high will be seventeen.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Max. Tollers and Wellington and a

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Speaker 2: bad tax as possible for Wellington.

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Speaker 13: Max, Yeah, good morning. The new mayor, the new council.

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Speaker 13: They were all sworn in last night in a ceremony.

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Speaker 13: We spoke to Andrew Little, the new mayor, who has

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Speaker 13: been already plotting some major changes. One might be a

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Speaker 13: bed tax. He wants to team up with Wayne Brown,

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Speaker 13: apparently to help lobby the idea to central government. There's

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Speaker 13: also a new committee to run the rule over finances.

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Speaker 13: The Golden Mile is being reviewed. That's the rather controversial

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Speaker 13: plan to pedestrianize much of the central city, starting with

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Speaker 13: Courtney Place. And regarding transport, he says he's totally on

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Speaker 13: board with the government's plan for new tunnels Mount Victoria

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Speaker 13: and the Terrace, and a new lane of State Highway

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Speaker 13: one as well down Vivian Street. Little says amalgamy seems inevitable. Firstly,

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Speaker 13: though the council itself, he believes it needs something of

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Speaker 13: a restructure to bring down costs. And there may be

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Speaker 13: some job losses that come along with that. He's got

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Speaker 13: his right hand man by his side, Ben McNulty, he's

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Speaker 13: his deputy mayor. Both are labor members. The first full

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Speaker 13: council meeting in three weeks.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Wellington's weather sdomex.

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Speaker 13: Mainly fine, might get a bit of rain mid afternoon

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Speaker 13: nineteen today's high.

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Speaker 2: Thank you so much, have a good day, and neither

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Speaker 2: ritty man who was in the studio this morning. Do

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Speaker 2: you go trickle treating? Trickle treating tonight? You love a

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Speaker 2: dress up?

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Speaker 14: Look, I do, and some of the ones here in

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Speaker 14: the news are of their drey start. Well, someone's got

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Speaker 14: it like a leamp shade and I said, what is that?

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Speaker 14: And she's a pumpkin head. It's a bright orange.

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Speaker 2: Did you know?

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Speaker 15: Genially, what do you do your kids do it? Because

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Speaker 15: some do, some don't. Do you think it's too commercial

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Speaker 15: at primaries?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 2: I hate it. I hate that the commercial. I hate this.

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Speaker 2: That's kind of like the stone last nasty grab for lollies.

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Speaker 2: And then you have to go been money on a costume.

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Speaker 2: You don't just get the kids to make a costume.

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Speaker 2: Very commercially American. But I've got over that. Neither do you,

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Speaker 2: because I was the brunch and I'm over it. It's fun,

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Speaker 2: it's well because my kids are too old now they are.

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Speaker 14: But do you have a bowl of chocks at the

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Speaker 14: front door? Will you have that tonight?

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Speaker 2: No, because I'm actually working late to night my partners

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Speaker 2: at work. And I'll tell you what. My sixteen year

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Speaker 2: old daughter is an opening the door to anyone. She

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Speaker 2: will no, but she won't get off her bum and go.

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Speaker 2: And no, sorry, everybody, we will not be putting you.

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Speaker 2: We won't be putting anything.

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Speaker 15: You've got a hardcore you used to me?

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Speaker 2: No, no, no, I'm over it. I used to be

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Speaker 2: the hot I used to be the Halloween ground.

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Speaker 3: Over it.

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Speaker 2: It is fun and I love it, especially love kids

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Speaker 2: who make a real effort to create their costumes. And yes,

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Speaker 2: you're not alive.

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Speaker 14: Yeah you're scary.

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Speaker 2: You don't like to know. Well, actually I did almost

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Speaker 2: kill a couple of kids when I decided to get

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Speaker 2: into it because I opened the door. You're in a

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Speaker 2: really scary mask. And we have these full on front

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Speaker 2: doorsteps and they all stick backwards and almost toppled down

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Speaker 2: and died. So that's another tip to urance. Don't dress

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Speaker 2: up as something really scary when you open the door,

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Speaker 2: because you're just earfuy.

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Speaker 14: What I was going to say, do you really have

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Speaker 14: to dress up because you're pretty scary?

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Speaker 15: Thank you very much, Neva, what are you about either you?

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Speaker 2: Let's talk about the weather, okay.

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Speaker 14: Mainly fine, it's a good day tonight to trigger treat

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Speaker 14: morning cloud.

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Speaker 2: Today's high eighteen and can I.

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Speaker 14: Just say steer clear of Francisca's house. Thank goodness, we

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Speaker 14: don't know where you live, girl, Thank.

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Speaker 10: You so much.

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Speaker 2: And Neva's really keen to you to pop into hers

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Speaker 2: tonight as well. Oh no, look it is fun you

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Speaker 2: You kind of just got to get on board, don't you. Anyway.

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Speaker 2: Next off, we are up off to Europe and the UK.

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Speaker 2: It is fifteen to.

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Speaker 1: Six International correspondence with Ends and Eye Insurance Peace of

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Speaker 1: mind for New Zealand business.

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Speaker 2: Vincent Macadani is with us from the UK and Europe.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Vincent, good morning. Tell us what has been

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Speaker 2: going on with the Dutch elections?

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Speaker 16: Well, a big upset in these Dutch elections. The grain

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Speaker 16: in Europe has been that political parties to the right

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Speaker 16: have been doing well in recent years, but there's been

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Speaker 16: a surprise campaign by a centrist liberal party Dutch sixty six,

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Speaker 16: who've gone from fifth place all the way to first place,

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Speaker 16: jointly now with Hurt Fielders, who is the sort of

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Speaker 16: far right leader that was leading a government's coalition government

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Speaker 16: there not as prime minister, but that all collapsed back

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Speaker 16: in this summer and now it's all being put down

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Speaker 16: to one man, Rob Jetton. He would be Europe's youngest

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Speaker 16: leader and he thirty eight. He's openly gay, and he

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Speaker 16: went from being called Robot Jettin to someone who took

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Speaker 16: the campaign by a storm by taking on a bit

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Speaker 16: of positive messaging, a bit of the Obama playbook of

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Speaker 16: yes we can, trying to combat the kind of very

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Speaker 16: negative attitude that a lot of people have got at

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Speaker 16: the moment in politics.

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Speaker 2: Vincent, we're still awaiting a settlement in the negotiations between

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Speaker 2: the King and his brother Prince Andrew. The thing that

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Speaker 2: Prince Andrew was able to negotiate I find quite amazing.

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Speaker 16: Well, the problem with this all is is that if

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Speaker 16: they sort of just kick him out without a plan,

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Speaker 16: he becomes a desperate man and he could become more

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Speaker 16: dangerous than a liability, would he in the need to

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Speaker 16: get some money behind him, to get somewhere to stay.

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Speaker 16: Would he suddenly write a tell all book or go

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Speaker 16: on a reality show or do a documentary they've seen

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Speaker 16: you know how damaging that can be with the likes

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Speaker 16: of Harry and Meghan. Although you know, the axations against

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Speaker 16: him are incredibly serious, all of which he's denied. But

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Speaker 16: it seems he's trying to negotiate with his brother to

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Speaker 16: get Harry and Meghan's old property, Frogmore Cottage. But the

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Speaker 16: real sticking point seems to be he wants a separate

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Speaker 16: property for his ex wife, Sarah Ferguson. They divorced all

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Speaker 16: the way back in nineteen ninety six. She's lived with him,

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Speaker 16: though in somewhat because of desperation because she's mismanaged their

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Speaker 16: finances so badly since two thousand and eight, but apparently

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Speaker 16: there's been a frosting of their relationship. But he wants

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Speaker 16: her to be provided a home, given that she is

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Speaker 16: the daughter of the mother of two princesses. So this

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Speaker 16: has been rumbling on all week. We're expecting men in

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Speaker 16: the next forty eight hours who might get some kind

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Speaker 16: of deal. But behind it all, we believe that Prince

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Speaker 16: William is very unhappy with the situation as it stands

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Speaker 16: and doesn't really want his uncle attending any kind of

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Speaker 16: public events. He just wants them gone.

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Speaker 2: Slightly understandable there, Vincent, thank you so much. It is

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Speaker 2: ten to six simb okay. So the latest outbreak of

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Speaker 2: measles could pose a risk as it spreads undetected. There

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Speaker 2: were two more cases confirmed yesterday, bringing the toll the

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Speaker 2: total to thirteen. Alongside that, there are over two thousand

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Speaker 2: close contacts who've already been identified. Simeon Brown is the

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Speaker 2: Health Minister and he's with me now. Thank you so

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Speaker 2: much for your time this morning, minister, Good morning.

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Speaker 3: Good morning.

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Speaker 2: How much does this worry you?

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Speaker 17: Look, I think this is very concerning. We have a

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Speaker 17: significant amount of effort being put in by the National

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Speaker 17: Public Health Service to step it out. There's a lot

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Speaker 17: of work being done to contact trace every case. But

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Speaker 17: the real key message is that vaccination is our best

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Speaker 17: Britie against further spread of measles, and to encourage everyone

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Speaker 17: to check their records and get immunized if you're not already.

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Speaker 2: We have this immunity gap of the four to twelve

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Speaker 2: month year olds. The moms are hearing this. They want

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Speaker 2: to do the right thing, They want to immunize their children,

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Speaker 2: and we obviously have cases spreading in the community. Should

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Speaker 2: we be allowing these parents to use the zero dose?

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Speaker 17: Yeah, so that's a question which I've raised with the

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Speaker 17: National Public Health Service. It's something which they have said

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Speaker 17: they are keeping watching brief on in terms of the analysis. Ultimately,

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Speaker 17: the advice, or the early advice I've received is that

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Speaker 17: that is an option which will be considered. But there's

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Speaker 17: also a potential downside in that as children are immunized

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Speaker 17: earlier than one year, then potentially their longer term immunity

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Speaker 17: isn't as good or effectively effectiveness, or the vaccine isn't

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Speaker 17: as good over the longer term. So there are some

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Speaker 17: things that they need to be considered. But that's certainly

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Speaker 17: the conversation that we've had at this stage. Look, I've

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Speaker 17: got a two month old myself, so I fully appreciate

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Speaker 17: the concerns of parents and understand exactly how they're feeling.

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Speaker 2: I have a feeling that the parents who are interested

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Speaker 2: in getting their child that's between four months and twelve

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Speaker 2: months are going to be the parents who will come

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Speaker 2: back and do the further two immunizations. You know what

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Speaker 2: I mean?

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Speaker 17: No, look, absolutely one hundred percent agree, and so that

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Speaker 17: is a piece of work which the National Public Health

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Speaker 17: Service will do. But ultimately this stage very much focused

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Speaker 17: on stamping this outbreak out and making sure that we

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Speaker 17: get on top of it.

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Speaker 2: In twenty nineteen, we had seven hundred people hospitalized when

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Speaker 2: we had the measles outbreak. Are we prepared for that

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Speaker 2: all potentially more?

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Speaker 17: Look, I think there is a plan in place. Ultimately,

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Speaker 17: we want to avoid what happened back into twenty nineteen,

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Speaker 17: and that's why we are very focused to stamp it out.

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Speaker 17: Our hospitals are always under significant pressure regardless of this

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Speaker 17: of this outbreak, so ultimately that will put additional pressure

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Speaker 17: on our hospitals. But that's why the key message is

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Speaker 17: to check your immunization status, get immunized and you know,

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Speaker 17: and the work that the National Public Health Service is

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Speaker 17: doing to contact, trace every case to get on top

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Speaker 17: of this as quickly as possible is critical work and

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Speaker 17: we're very pressurive of the work that they're doing.

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Speaker 2: We've see plankets just open twenty vaccine sites around the country,

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Speaker 2: which is great. Is there going to be a more

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Speaker 2: general roll out from Health New Zealand.

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Speaker 17: Yes, look, there's there are a lot of vaccination opportunities

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Speaker 17: and Health New Zealand is shortly going to be running

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Speaker 17: a National Immunization Week to promote immunization and immunization promotion

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Speaker 17: campaign is already underway and we've asked OCCON Zealand to

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Speaker 17: step that up. But there is plenty of opportunities for

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Speaker 17: people to be vaccinated and the purpose of running that

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Speaker 17: Immunization Week will be to focus on all of those

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Speaker 17: opportunities and to raise awareness with the public of what

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Speaker 17: those opportunities are. So what Plunket's doing is excellently. Pharmacies

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Speaker 17: are always open, have a huge opportunity through pharmacies, your

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Speaker 17: general practitioner. There are many opportunities for people to be

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Speaker 17: vaccinated and what we want to do is to highlight

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Speaker 17: all of those opportunities so people know how easy it

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Speaker 17: is that they can get themselves and their loved ones vaccinated.

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Speaker 2: Thanks so much for your time this morning, Simon really

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Speaker 2: appreciated that was a health minister. Same and Brown, can

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Speaker 2: you get your thoughts Do you feel a little bit

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Speaker 2: more reassured there that everyone's across everything and aware of

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Speaker 2: what's going on and the next steps and what's been considered.

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Speaker 2: Ninety two to ninety two is the text. It is

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Speaker 2: six to six. Mike co Hosking is in the studio

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Speaker 2: with me.

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Speaker 1: Next the first word on the News of the Day

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Speaker 1: Early edition with Francesca Rudker and r V super Center

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Speaker 1: explore r v's accessories and servicing.

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Speaker 3: More than one news talk said.

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Speaker 2: Be my costing is in the studio with me. Now,

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Speaker 2: of course my costing breakfast kicking off at six am

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Speaker 2: looking very dapic. Can I say? I love the pink

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Speaker 2: jacket strip. It's sort of slightly metallochy.

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Speaker 18: I'm glad you raised this because I was wearing this

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Speaker 18: morning because my wife has spent up a tremendous amount

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Speaker 18: of feedback this week on my wife's Instagram right where

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Speaker 18: she makes fun of me, and I don't see this

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Speaker 18: that I just get feedback because she's making fun of me. Anyway,

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Speaker 18: the thing today I.

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Speaker 3: Was going to wear this with it that hard to believe. Mate,

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Speaker 3: with a lovely new white T shirt.

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Speaker 2: I quite love black.

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Speaker 3: But the problem that's not black.

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Speaker 18: Oh my god, it's not blue. It's really early anyway,

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Speaker 18: pointers my new white T shirt showed my nipples. Oh,

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Speaker 18: and she said to me last night before we went

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Speaker 18: to bed, she said, I don't want to see your nipples,

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Speaker 18: and so I thought, ah, here we go. So two

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Speaker 18: thirty this morning, I'm sticking on the white, like, oh

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Speaker 18: my god, nipples. And I just knew if I wore this,

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Speaker 18: she got nipples, and I thought she'd make more fun

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Speaker 18: of me.

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Speaker 2: I know that I would be far too polite.

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Speaker 10: He had to bring up the.

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Speaker 18: Nipples changed it. But very nice of you to say something.

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Speaker 2: And very much looking forward to the show. Mike Husk

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Speaker 2: shortly Take.

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