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Speaker 2: That'd be good morning, Happy Friday, the government's latest push

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Speaker 2: UK for US, Tony Johnson on the Barretts and Scotland

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Speaker 2: This tariff court case is looking rather interesting and quite

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Speaker 2: the seventh of November. This big typhoon, Kilmelgi they call

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Speaker 3: It really reminded me of scene some what we've seen

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Speaker 2: And it's that time again where everybody who cares about

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Speaker 4: The leaders of China in there, and the US, together

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Speaker 2: Others have tried it. I was there when GoF tried

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Speaker 2: By PO thirteen. Good morning Ryan. As usual, there's no

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Speaker 2: This is twenty three thousand people, says Brian. Brian, good morning,

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Speaker 2: nice to hear from you. We are looking into that

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Speaker 2: We'll look into it for you, Brian, Ryan. If they

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Speaker 5: What a great way to start today.

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Speaker 2: And we have learned this lesson from the Brits who've

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Speaker 2: absolutely no one. There's a newsreader, Martine Croxel. Now she's

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Speaker 2: ZB for your Friday morning, we'll talk gas. The government's

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Speaker 2: That's before six inns in Macavini in the UK for

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Speaker 2: Twenty three away from six in Spicy News on Megan

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Speaker 2: and Kate. Good Morning Morning ran Now Southend state of

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Speaker 7: Yes, Southland will be transitioning into recovery mode at nine

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Speaker 7: point thirty this morning, following the impacts from last month

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Speaker 2: All right, Kate, how's the weather.

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Speaker 2: Brilliant, Thank you very much. Clear and christ Church morning, Claire,

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Speaker 2: good morning, christ Church's new Green Party MP, community board member.

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Speaker 2: Confidence and you can juggle both these jobs.

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Speaker 8: Yes, so we read there's been a heap of interest

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Speaker 8: We've asked Davidson about this. He says, look, he simply

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Speaker 2: Oh that's a bit cheeky, isn't it.

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Speaker 8: How's you were the clear morning and some evening low clown,

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Speaker 2: Thank you. That's terrible, really, isn't it. And of course

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Speaker 2: time you are the you know you're the fling. Let's

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Speaker 2: got to mix them, willing to mix. Good morning. But

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Speaker 2: It didn't.

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Speaker 9: It certainly wasn't one of those long rolling ones. But

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Speaker 9: What always fascinates me with these quakes is we get

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Speaker 2: All right, Next, I'm glad you say, how's your weather?

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Speaker 2: Safe and sound?

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Speaker 9: Early rain and clearing to find it should crack the

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Speaker 2: All right, brilliant, Thank you. Scarlet's the ten of itch

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Speaker 2: lovely to see you. Now, what is this accouncil going

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Speaker 10: Thursday to Saturday, and extending the current resident parking zone.

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Speaker 10: So they're saying the key reason for the changes is

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Speaker 10: to meet that high demand for on street parking. Why

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Speaker 10: it's a matur local board member Sarah Trotman. She says,

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Speaker 10: usually when paid parkings put in, businesses don't get access

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Speaker 10: to any permits. So she's saying that this means employees

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Speaker 10: who use car to travel to work don't have anywhere

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Speaker 10: to park. And she says there is the opportunity for

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Speaker 10: the car turnover the AT wants, but on the other hand,

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Speaker 10: people might just stay home.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, avoid the place altogether, because then you got to

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Speaker 2: pay for parking as well as your meal, which is

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Speaker 2: already expensive. Exactly all right. How's our weather?

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Speaker 10: Mainly fine, passing cloud sea breezes and a high of

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Speaker 10: twenty five degrees.

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Speaker 2: Brilliant, Thank you, Scarlett. It is nineteen minutes away from six.

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Speaker 2: On News Talk ZB Megan Markle. You know she before

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Speaker 2: she became the Royal family's biggest ball lake. Basically she

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Speaker 2: was an actress. She starred in the TV series Suits

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Speaker 2: in twenty seventeen before she married Harry. Now she is

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Speaker 2: coming back to the small screen. She is set to

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Speaker 2: start in a film called Close Personal Friends, to be

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Speaker 2: released online. Comedy film follows two couples where one is

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Speaker 2: famous and the other is not. And the real kicker

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Speaker 2: here is that Markle is set to play herself how

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Speaker 2: delightful in the film, alongs alongside stars like Lily Collins,

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Speaker 2: Breed Larssen. Do we know these people, mackenzie? Do we

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Speaker 2: know these people?

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Speaker 11: No?

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Speaker 2: McKenzie's young Jack Quaid. Now Jack Quaid is the son

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Speaker 2: of Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan. He's apparently in it.

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Speaker 2: But apart from that, who are these people? She's been

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Speaker 2: spotted in Pasadena, California, acting in front of the cameras again, Well,

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Speaker 2: the real question is whether that ever actually stopped. Eighteen

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Speaker 2: minutes away from six, we're in the UK. Next News

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Speaker 2: Talk sebb It is quarter to six on News Talk SeeDB.

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Speaker 2: This is for Brian, specifically for you, Brian, because you've

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Speaker 2: been testing me this morning about the power in Northland.

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Speaker 2: It's actually pretty bad. Twenty three thousand people without power.

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Speaker 2: This is from five o'clock yesterday. That's the second time

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Speaker 2: it's happened in a week and they're not really sure

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Speaker 2: why at this point, so they have to sort something out.

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Speaker 2: Katy Ketty Russell, Pie Hair Cowakawa, Kai Coe all affected.

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Speaker 2: The latest I can tell you, Brian, is that Top

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Speaker 2: Energy's website right now says the power's still off. But

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Speaker 2: last night in an update at ten thirty, they said

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Speaker 2: we will have it on progressively coming back home with

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Speaker 2: the next two to three hours. So clearly it's not

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Speaker 2: it hasn't been all within two to three hours, has it?

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Speaker 2: Fourteen away from six.

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Speaker 1: Now International correspondence with ins an Eye Insurance Peace of

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Speaker 1: Mind for New Zealand business.

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Speaker 2: So the UK accidentally frees two prisoners and one of

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Speaker 2: them is now handing himself in Vincent Mecaminie are UK

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Speaker 2: europe correspondent Vincent. They'll be pleased that he's at least

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Speaker 2: done something, honest.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, there was a double man hunt afterway after these

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Speaker 12: two prisoners were mistakenly both released from Wandsworth Prison in

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Speaker 12: London in the past few weeks. Now thirty five year

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Speaker 12: old William Smith, who was convicted of fraud. He has

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Speaker 12: this afternoon handed himself back in. He was accidentally released

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Speaker 12: because they thought that his four year prison sentence was suspended,

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Speaker 12: but it wasn't. But one person still on the run,

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Speaker 12: of twenty four year old Algerian sex offender Brahim kodorsha Reef.

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Speaker 12: That is causing concern because this is the exact same

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Speaker 12: thing that happened last month when another convicted sex offender

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Speaker 12: was accidentally released due to be deported but was released.

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Speaker 12: And it's raising questions about the prison service because it

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Speaker 12: seems a lot of the stuff that's being done there

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Speaker 12: is being done by hand, by sort of paperwork that's

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Speaker 12: well out of date. The systems aren't working and it's

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Speaker 12: people looking at calendars trying to work things out themselves.

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Speaker 12: So big questions for the government about how they're going

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Speaker 12: to reform prisons here.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, it sounds like it too.

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Speaker 11: Now.

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Speaker 2: Prince William's over at cop in Brazil. What does this

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Speaker 2: mean is did he fly there on a private cheat?

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Speaker 2: That's really all I ca here about.

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Speaker 12: No, they don't tend to go on private jets, actually

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Speaker 12: they do. The Royal family does tend to fly commercial

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Speaker 12: these days, well, especially for international stuff. But he is

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Speaker 12: there for his Earth's Shot Prize, which has been running

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Speaker 12: for about the last five years. It's a bit like

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Speaker 12: the Moonshot Prize that Kennedy had back in the nineteen

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Speaker 12: sixties for space exploration. This is about trying to find

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Speaker 12: new and innovative ways to protect the environment. And he's

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Speaker 12: announced the list of winners. So there's things like sort

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Speaker 12: of regreening projects and other climate projects are high seas

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Speaker 12: global initiative in order to conserve marine life of some

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Speaker 12: of the winners this year. And he'll also be going

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Speaker 12: on to the COP thirty summits with our Prime Minister

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Speaker 12: Sekir Starmer to try and talk to world leaders about

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Speaker 12: some of these ideas and what they're doing is a

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Speaker 12: time where the consensus really seem to be broken down.

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Speaker 12: A lot of the big world leaders who used to

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Speaker 12: turn up regularly to these kind of things, most notably

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Speaker 12: Chinese Premiere Hu Jimping and US President Donald Trump, avoiding

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Speaker 12: this one because they're you know, it's not at the

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Speaker 12: top of their agenda anymore.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, which makes you wonder what's the point in

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Speaker 2: the thing of half of the worlds and matters aren't

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Speaker 2: in the room. Appreciate your time, Vincent Meca of Any,

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Speaker 2: a UK europe correspondent. It's twelve to six governments allowing

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Speaker 2: the bar for guest companies to get access to that

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Speaker 2: big fund, the two hundred million bucks, the Gas Security Fund.

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Speaker 2: This is meant for new exploration. They're loosening the criteria,

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Speaker 2: opening it up to a wider range of products. Boost

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Speaker 2: down dwindling supply. We know we need more of it.

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Speaker 2: This means, on top of looking and drilling for more gas,

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Speaker 2: ourselves will take applications for anyone who can get us

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Speaker 2: more gas quickly. John Carnegie is the energy resources out

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Speaker 2: there that our CEO with me this morning. John, Good morning, Yeah,

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Speaker 2: good morning Ryan. How many applications that we had for

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Speaker 2: the current regime do you know? Or how much interest?

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Speaker 2: Not much?

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Speaker 11: Oh, I know, we're already seeing some positive signs. I

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Speaker 11: spent some time last month with international partner groups in

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Speaker 11: Central America and the UK that have members who are

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Speaker 11: actually looking incredibly closely at the whole package of the

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Speaker 11: new regulatory settings for the sector and this change will

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Speaker 11: hopefully spark more interest. And actually we've already had one

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Speaker 11: new permit application and we expect more to come.

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Speaker 2: How many more do you reckon well, that's.

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Speaker 11: Going to be a judgment made by the companies as

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Speaker 11: to whether or not New Zealand's investable. And ultimately, companies

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Speaker 11: will only invest if they see stable, durable policy, and

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Speaker 11: that's why dipartisan political support for these measures are so crucial.

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Speaker 2: Which we haven't got yet obviously. Is you know Shane

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Speaker 2: Jones has been talking about, is this actually the amount

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Speaker 2: two hundred million is not enough in the fund or

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Speaker 2: is it the criteria? Are we limiting it at too much?

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Speaker 2: And is that why they're having to change this now?

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Speaker 11: No, Look, I think more money is always nice, Ryan,

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Speaker 11: Oil and gas exploration is an expensive business and frankly

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Speaker 11: two hundred million won't go far, especially if it's sliced thinly.

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Speaker 11: But actually, as I've just alluded to, it is much

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Speaker 11: about the overall risk profile of the activity than the

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Speaker 11: money itself, and so it's encouraging to see the new

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Speaker 11: level of support. But the focus now should be on

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Speaker 11: creat endurable, evidence based policy settings could give investors confidence

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Speaker 11: for the future, and on helping reduce their cost base.

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Speaker 2: Appreciate your time's wanting. John John Carnegie Energy Resources altered

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Speaker 2: our CEO of Chima's nine to six. Ryan Bridge and

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Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi. This is California Democrat. You'll know Nancy Pelosi's

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Speaker 2: face even if you don't recognize her name. She has

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Speaker 2: been in the game for decades. In fact, she has

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Speaker 2: had twenty terms in Congress. She's retiring. She's eighty five.

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Speaker 2: She's the one that sat behind Trump when he was

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Speaker 2: doing a State of the Union and ripped up the

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Speaker 2: piece of paper. Do you remember that she was because

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Speaker 2: she used to be the House speaker. Anyway, she's announced

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Speaker 2: that she is stepping down from politics, which is eighty

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Speaker 2: five after twenty terms. You'd have to say was a

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Speaker 2: pretty good innings. News talks there B it's nine to

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Speaker 2: six the.

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Speaker 1: News you need this morning and the in depth analysis

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Speaker 1: early edition with Ryan Bridge and r V Supercenter explore

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Speaker 1: RV's accessories and so us all than one news talks that.

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Speaker 2: Be just gone seven to six news talks. HEB. You know,

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Speaker 2: Ma'm Danni over in the in New York City, had

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Speaker 2: rent freezers, universal health care, you know, free buses. They've

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Speaker 2: even got government run grocery stores on their to do list.

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Speaker 2: Does anyone think this is actually going to happen? He's

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Speaker 2: announced his team that's going to back him, and it's

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Speaker 2: an all female transition team preparing for the mayoralty of

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Speaker 2: New York City. And as for Trump's influence, because you

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Speaker 2: know how he's saying, I'm going to do something about this. Well,

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Speaker 2: of the budget that they get each year, seven point

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Speaker 2: four billion dollars comes from federal funding. That's about six

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Speaker 2: point four percent, So it's not kind of make or

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Speaker 2: break stuff. The influence will be limited. Six away from

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Speaker 2: six Bryan Bridge. Mike's here in the studio this morning.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Mike morning.

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Speaker 13: When you said transition team, are all those team transitioning?

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Speaker 13: Is that what you're saying that, I'm no, no, no, no,

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Speaker 13: it's confusing.

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Speaker 2: For no, transition from you know, nothing, from obscurity into mayoralty.

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Speaker 13: I understand what you're saying. Now, just make it clear,

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Speaker 13: right and otherwise, you know, you just don't know where

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Speaker 13: you're at this morning. Speaking which related matters, there is

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Speaker 13: an announcement coming today from the government on the films,

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Speaker 13: and Trump's because he's got the big film there and

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Speaker 13: no one can work out what an American made film is,

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Speaker 13: of course for obvious reasons, so we're announcing today this

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Speaker 13: is I'm torn because I can't work out whether it's

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Speaker 13: a good idea or not. So what I know for

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Speaker 13: a fact is when they did the original deal with

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Speaker 13: Peter Jackson, remember Key and etc. So anyway they say

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Speaker 13: the dollar in dollar back, it works, so as an

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Speaker 13: equation it works in theory though it's a race, isn't

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Speaker 13: it to the bottom. And what they're announcing today is

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Speaker 13: that the tax benefits for making a film here plus

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Speaker 13: also finishing a film off, which is the other part

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Speaker 13: of the equation, are going to increase. So in other words,

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Speaker 13: to attract the tax rebate, you need to spend as

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Speaker 13: of today less on the film to get that particular benefit.

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Speaker 13: So in other words, if it goes from say it's

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Speaker 13: down to four million, so I can make the announcement

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Speaker 13: even though they haven't made it. So it's down to

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Speaker 13: four million, right, so you only have to spend four

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Speaker 13: million on a film and suddenly you're starting to write

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Speaker 13: text off, which is fine, but how long before it's zero?

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Speaker 13: So in other words, you know, just come and make

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Speaker 13: a film, will give you text you know what I mean?

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Speaker 2: Which was the argument to begin with, wasn't that? And

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Speaker 2: then Australia would move and Mexico would.

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Speaker 13: Move and it's exactly what's happened.

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Speaker 2: But that's the problem.

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Speaker 13: So you're up against one Trump who goes well know

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Speaker 13: as making movies in America, which is obviously true. But

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Speaker 13: two also, whatever we do, Australia would do, Ireland does,

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Speaker 13: India does.

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Speaker 2: Here's the reason I don't care about this is that

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Speaker 2: if you look at South Korea, South Korea is one

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Speaker 2: of the fastest growing tourist destinations in New Zealand. And

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Speaker 2: we know how good Lord of the Rings was for

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Speaker 13: But every four million dollar movie made in New Zealand,

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Speaker 13: someone's not sitting in Arkansas, gone wow, look at that.

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Speaker 2: No. No, but these days they don't make those big

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Speaker 13: Great show, Jesse, You have a good weekend, won't you? Hey?

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Speaker 2: Cheers? Stephen Andrew Day.

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