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Speaker 1: The issues, the interviews and the insight. Ryan Bridge on

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Speaker 1: earlier is show with one roof Love, where you Live

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Speaker 1: News Talks.

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Speaker 2: It'd be good morning at six a half to five.

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Speaker 2: Mark Mitchell on this new police recruit story this morning.

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Speaker 2: Gavin Gray in the UK for US, the Lake Fern's

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Speaker 2: already spanking Spain and the Women's Rugby World Cup, and

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Speaker 2: we'll look at this judge's comment on drivee drivers from

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Speaker 2: Friday the agenda. It is Monday, the twenty fifth of August.

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Speaker 2: Israel denies it, of course, but the UN says it's official.

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Speaker 2: There is famine in Gaza.

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Speaker 3: Those who are in Gaza City are facing an unimaginable,

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Speaker 3: untenable decision stay whether there's still not enough food, or

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Speaker 3: leave and rest that you'll never be allowed to give

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Speaker 3: back here.

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Speaker 2: Our Prime Minister Luxeon says there's no change to the

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Speaker 2: timeline for recognizing Palestine's estate. We're working through our own

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Speaker 2: process and we'll have more to talk about that with

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Speaker 2: respect to September and each country's coming to its own view.

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Speaker 2: We're plumb new death something when.

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Speaker 4: You're seeing validated and verified examples of them and that

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Speaker 4: are taking place in Gaza.

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Speaker 2: That is just something that none of us want to see.

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Speaker 5: And that's why as a global community is immense frustration.

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Speaker 2: This a big problem in the UK of migrant hotels.

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Speaker 2: The UK government wants to clear the backlog of asylum seekers.

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Speaker 2: So what are they doing setting up a new committee

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Speaker 6: The courts have to make sure that the law is

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Speaker 6: being kept to So we're talking about potential life and

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Speaker 6: death decision. So you have to do this in a

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Speaker 6: fair way.

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Speaker 2: Your labor in a real pickle over this, particularly in

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Speaker 2: some of their safest seats. Their labor constituents are turning

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Speaker 2: to Faraj. I'll tell you more about that later. Ukraine

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Speaker 2: has been celebrating Independence Day, almost ironically. Zelenski's about to

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Speaker 2: continue fighting. Mark Carney's there to celebrate.

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Speaker 7: Canada understands the lessons of history. We know that Putin

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Speaker 7: can never be trusted. We know that true peace and

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Speaker 7: security requires security guarantees for Ukraine.

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Speaker 1: The first word on the News of the Day early

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Speaker 1: edition with Ryan Bridge and one roof Love where you

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Speaker 1: Live News talks, that'd.

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Speaker 2: Be Oh, the thin Blue line is looking a little

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Speaker 2: bit wobbly this morning, just a little bit. You know.

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Speaker 2: The government's got this plan, and it's New Zealand first

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Speaker 2: and national to get five hundred extra cops out on

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Speaker 2: the beat. And they had a November deadline. Well they're

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Speaker 2: going to miss that, which is fine, but what you

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Speaker 2: don't want to do is stretch things, take things too far,

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Speaker 2: be too ambitious, and actually end up with half baked cops.

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Speaker 2: And there's a Police College survey of senior cops that's

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Speaker 2: out this morning in the Herald, and this is your

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Speaker 2: field training officers. There are two hundred and thirty of them.

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Speaker 2: And so the police basically went them, bent to them

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Speaker 2: and said, what do you think of the new recruits

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Speaker 2: that are being pumped out. This is a March twenty

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Speaker 2: twenty five survey. Here's what they thought. More than half

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Speaker 2: fifty five percent felt that the new officers were barely

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Speaker 2: or not at all well equipped with knowledge of making

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Speaker 2: an arrest, laying charges, which is quite important stuff. Only

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Speaker 2: two percent, that is just three of the respondents, three

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Speaker 2: of the senior guys, felt that the new bees were

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Speaker 2: actually very well prepared in this area. You know, this

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Speaker 2: is making an arrest, this is telling them why someone's

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Speaker 2: been arrested, making them aware of their rights, all that

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Speaker 2: you're trying to get a conviction right paperwork. The survey

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Speaker 2: found eighty three percent of your old timers reckon the

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Speaker 2: new bees were barely or not well at all prepared.

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Speaker 2: This is after they've been through Police College. And remember

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Speaker 2: Mark Mitchell increased the number there where you were getting

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Speaker 2: are they is that at the expense of quality? That'll

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Speaker 2: it labour's fault too? You know? Are we going to

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Speaker 2: and change the curriculum, and indeed the police have said

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Speaker 2: Is the problem the quality of the candidates you're getting

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Speaker 2: the training. Ryan Bridge, ten after five, Mark Mitchell here

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Speaker 2: a criminal lawyer about this case. It was an interesting one.

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Speaker 2: So the guy has an accident, he's on drugs, is

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Speaker 2: the judge says you should go to prison for that. Now,

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

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Speaker 1: Bridge and one roof Love.

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Speaker 2: You Live News talks that'd been It's a much needed

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Speaker 2: investment coming to New Zealand at thirteen minutes after five.

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Speaker 2: I read this yesterday, twenty two million dollars of investment

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Speaker 2: coming from drifter to hotels and hostels. I've actually stayed

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Speaker 2: in one of these over in Australia. They've got one

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Speaker 2: They are opening new locations, two new locations. One's in Auckland,

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Speaker 2: one is in Auckland and one will be in Wellington.

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Speaker 2: And this is good, this is good news. It's a hybrid.

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Speaker 2: As the name you can probably tell from hotels hostels.

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Speaker 2: It's kind of a hybrid. You can stay in a

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Speaker 2: on your budget. Anyway, they will do three hundred travelers

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Speaker 2: says it's probably the tourism sector and a bit of

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Speaker 2: a lull in New Zealand at the moment, but I'm

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Speaker 2: still very positive on the New Zealand market outlook as

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Speaker 2: We've been going with the pure thing quite hard, haven't we.

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Speaker 2: Fourteen after five Bridge, where's the line on drug driving?

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Speaker 2: On Friday, a twenty year old Napier man found it

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Speaker 2: The judge says, if you kill someone when driving under

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Speaker 2: go to jail, even with no previous convictions. Steve Cullen

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Speaker 2: is a criminal lawyer joining us this morning. Morning Steve, Good.

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Speaker 8: Morning, Ryan.

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Speaker 2: I would have thought that was obvious.

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Speaker 8: It certainly is, given that the starting points in the

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Speaker 2: He gets discounts twenty percent for guilty plea, fifteen percent

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Speaker 2: So he was actually very close to potentially getting home d.

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Speaker 8: That's right, he went. If you effected those in he

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Speaker 2: A judge's becoming harsher or is it just always the

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Speaker 8: It's always the way it's been. I've had two or

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Speaker 8: The judge refered to an authority where a man even

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Speaker 8: simply the way that the law has developed, because if

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Speaker 2: It's a good message to get through. Who cares if

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Speaker 2: there's no previous conviction, someone's died.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, how many people you are allowed to kill before

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Speaker 2: It's absurd, Steve, appreciate your time. Steve Cullen, criminal lawyer.

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Speaker 2: to Andrew Ordison on the Black Ferns and the rest

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Speaker 2: He'd been five nineteen. It was reading an interesting piece.

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Speaker 2: This was on Interest dot Co Dottings Edit the Weekend

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Speaker 2: from Richard Mead. He's with the Center for Applied Energy

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Speaker 2: Economics and Policy at Griffith University. You know, last week

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Speaker 2: we were talking about the electricity sector and the gent tailors.

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Speaker 2: So you generate and then your retail the generators giving

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Speaker 2: government says, hey, Genesis, Meridian, Mercury and Contact come here.

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Speaker 2: You must give everybody else the same terms and the

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Speaker 2: a really interesting point. He says, well, who would do that.

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Speaker 2: No firm would offer their rivals lower prices, especially when

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Speaker 2: that lower price comes from their investment in infrastructure and

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Speaker 2: generating new power themselves. So what will they do. They

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Speaker 2: after five would be Andrew Ortison here with sport. Hey,

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Speaker 2: Andrew Greeting's Ryan. Good to see ye. Now the weekend

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Speaker 2: this morning going great, but the weekend not so great

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Speaker 2: for the ab.

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Speaker 4: Steam coming out of the years, isn't it for many fans?

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Speaker 4: I think seeing that performance so just the the ill discipline,

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Speaker 4: the battle in the air, losing that one against lost Pimers.

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Speaker 4: We can't take anything away from the Pumas here. They've

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Speaker 4: come back having lost that first match and you know,

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Speaker 4: chapeau to them really, I mean, fantastic performance. But the

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Speaker 4: All Black this is a side that's way off presumably

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Speaker 4: their best. I mean they're looking like I know you

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Speaker 4: wouldn't call it one of the great all Black teams

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Speaker 2: But I would have thought if.

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Speaker 2: Now the Rugby Woman's World Cup, the Black fans in Spain.

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Speaker 2: Nice one, Andrew, good to see you as always too,

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Speaker 2: News Talks THEB. It is twenty six minutes after five.

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Speaker 2: I have had it with vicious dogs and they're useless owners.

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Speaker 2: How many more children and pets will we tolerate being

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Speaker 2: It's gruesome, awful stuff, and those injuries are with them

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Speaker 2: clearly too slow, clearly not working. Dogs need to be

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Speaker 2: They're just treated like they're victims too. And here's something

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Speaker 2: wouldn't you say twenty eight minutes after five US talk?

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Speaker 2: There'd be nice to have your company on a Monday

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Speaker 2: firing too far into putin Land. Least you annoy him

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Speaker 2: don't just hand these weapons over and say go for it.

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Speaker 2: They have to go upstairs and checks. So the Ukrainians

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Speaker 2: They have the same system. You have to check with them.

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Speaker 2: They look at the intelligence, they look at the aerial photographs,

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Speaker 1: News Views and Views you trust to start your day.

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Speaker 1: It's early edition with Ryan Bridge and one roof love

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Speaker 1: where you live.

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Speaker 2: News Talk said, be more same, tell me thank good morning.

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Speaker 2: As prey far away from six on, news Talk said,

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Speaker 2: Are our new bees up to scratch coming out of

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Speaker 2: Jamie Cunningham with Danned News for us this morning. Jamie,

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Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning, Ryan. Tell us about Dunedin's local

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Speaker 10: Yeah, well, the City Council will meet tomorrow to decide

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Speaker 10: whether to presco on a revised consultation document, following concerns

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Speaker 10: about last year's process. Now eighty five submissions were received

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Speaker 10: since twenty nineteen will remain until a revised version is finalized.

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Speaker 2: How's your weather, Well, it's a.

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Speaker 10: Pretty good day here in Donedin, fine with light wines

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Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Jamie. Clear's and christ Church for

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Speaker 11: Yeah, constant worries about homelessness here. This is after the

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Speaker 11: Jake McLellan says it's still not an ideal housing situation.

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Speaker 11: He says the church car park is a band aid

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Speaker 11: still a win for the community.

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Speaker 2: Okay, how's your weather?

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Speaker 11: Very frosty and very foggy in christ Church today. That

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Speaker 12: A high of twelve.

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Speaker 2: All right, take care Max and Wellington, Max, Good morning,

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Loafer's Lodge fire. This is a newtown. The

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Speaker 13: The trial of the man accused of murdering five people

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Speaker 13: The man has name suppression, but we also understand he

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Speaker 2: Okay, now, two other news. How was Beervana?

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Speaker 13: You know, I go to be a banner every year

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Speaker 14: So that's what you thought, And what are the people

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Speaker 14: around you think? Well, when you feel like the sober one.

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Speaker 13: Today in North Least fourteen the high central good one,

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Speaker 12: Morning, good morning.

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Speaker 2: Now we've got a reinvented New Zealand Fashion Week. I'm

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Speaker 12: That's right. All the fashion lovers they're going to be

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Speaker 12: showcasing collections to local and global audiences. We've also got

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Speaker 12: a lot of new emerging talent as well in the mix.

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Speaker 12: Liam Taylor now he's the board director, he's the fashion

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Speaker 12: landscape offers a blend of creativity and entrepreneurial spirit, you know,

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Speaker 12: because obviously Fashion Week has been you know, it took

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Speaker 12: a huge hit with COVID and it was postponed and

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Speaker 12: delayed and postponed and delayed again. So today in this

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Speaker 12: week should be I think there'll be a lot of

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Speaker 12: people turning out and they reckon too that the runway

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Speaker 12: is going to see a lot of world leading you

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Speaker 12: know this get up and go attitude that New Zealand

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Speaker 12: has in a strong style, great eye for style.

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Speaker 4: I should say, yeah, do.

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Speaker 2: You think Mike Wild be down there?

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Speaker 12: Probably he'll be the front.

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Speaker 2: Row jeans and.

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Speaker 12: Too old for wearing ripped jeans now that.

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Speaker 2: I think he was too old twenty years ago.

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Speaker 12: Well, I'm I shouldn't throw them under the bus, because

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Speaker 12: one day about a year ago, I came in with

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Speaker 12: ripped jeans on and he had ripped jeans on as well,

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Speaker 12: and I thought, oh my gosh, look at the aging

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Speaker 12: z b is What does that say about.

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Speaker 2: A new trend? I was saying to my partner of

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Speaker 2: the weekend, because he got a new pair of pants

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Speaker 2: on Saturday and they're not jeans, they just like corteruroid things.

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Speaker 12: But you must tell Mike he's got a poo poo that.

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Speaker 2: Oh really, I wore Corteroids to the movies yesterday because

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Speaker 2: they're quite comfortable. Oh okay, you know the material is

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Speaker 2: quite soft, yes, so if you if you're stretching out

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Speaker 2: with them on a plane or on them into the movies,

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Speaker 2: because it's quite quite a nice fabric. But anyway, he

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Speaker 2: bought a new pair of pants and they've all got

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Speaker 2: the flat sort of wide bottom lease. Yes, the skinny

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Speaker 2: jeans out the window, isn't it?

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Speaker 12: I like that the flid. Look what kind of shoes

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Speaker 12: did your partner have on?

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Speaker 2: He had white, sort of big chunky white ones.

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Speaker 12: Oh, it's quite trendy.

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Speaker 2: Like lesbians used to wear in the nineties. They probably

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Speaker 2: still do. How's the weather?

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Speaker 8: What sll is?

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Speaker 9: Sixteen?

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Speaker 12: I can't for read sixteens a high.

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Speaker 2: Have a great morning. They're good to see you and enjoy.

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Speaker 2: New Zealand Fashion Week kicks off at Awkan's Waterfront today.

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Speaker 2: Youth Talk tob it is fourteen minutes away from six.

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Speaker 2: Mark Mitchell nets. Gavin Gray now our UK europe correspondent

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Speaker 2: and a big overhaul coming for asylum seeker appeals in

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Speaker 2: the UK.

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Speaker 15: Gavin, that's right, Ryan, Yes, and the government I think

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Speaker 15: really responding to this growing anger and unease on the

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Speaker 15: streets about asylum seekers. And they're being housed in hotels

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Speaker 15: with food and money and director links to doctors and

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Speaker 15: so forth. And there have been some protests both that

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Speaker 15: yesterday's Saturday our time and today outside hotels that are

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Speaker 15: being used to house migrants. And so the government has

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Speaker 15: announced is to set up a new independent body staffed

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Speaker 15: by independent adjudicators to hear cases more quickly. Now at

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Speaker 15: the moment, thirty two thousand asylum seekers are housed in hotels.

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Speaker 15: That's slightly down on what it has been and it

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Speaker 15: currently takes just over a year for an appeal to

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Speaker 15: be heard. There are fifty one thousand cases awaiting a decision,

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Speaker 15: and that affecting something like about eighty five to ninety

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Speaker 15: thousand people, because sometimes a single case involves an entire family. Now,

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Speaker 15: during the time they are waiting this over a year,

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Speaker 15: the average, they are often accommodated at the taxpayer's expense,

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Speaker 15: and that is what people are getting. So I write

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Speaker 15: about the Conservatives, the previous administration said the government is

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Speaker 15: in chaos. Reform UK that's Nigel Faraj's party which is

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Speaker 15: riding high on the polls says there must be mass

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Speaker 15: deportation by those arriving by illegal or irregular routes. That

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Speaker 15: is the only way to stop it.

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Speaker 2: Devin, appreciate your time this morning. Devin Gray are UK

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Speaker 2: europe Correspondent, twelve minutes away from six. And by the

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Speaker 2: way I was hearing at the weekend, it's not just

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Speaker 2: you know, Nigel Farage is sort of making massive inroads.

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Speaker 2: He has overtaken the Conservatives and it's all to do

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Speaker 2: with migration and the asylum seekers that even in some

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Speaker 2: super safe labor seats they are flirting with Farage because

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Speaker 2: they are so worried about it. Now twelve away, Bryan Bridge,

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Speaker 2: We've got trouble with new police recruits. A survey of

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Speaker 2: senior officers released to The Herald says graduates are barely

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Speaker 2: equipped to arrest or laid charges. Eighty three percent of

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Speaker 2: respondents reckon that they can't even handle the paperwork properly.

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Speaker 2: Mark Mitchell is Police Minister and joins me now, Minister,

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Speaker 2: good morning, take good warning. Ryan. Are we pumping out

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Speaker 2: half baked cops?

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Speaker 8: No?

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Speaker 9: I don't think we're definitely not pumping at half baked

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Speaker 9: police officers, but it's always been the case that they do. Obviously,

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Speaker 9: they do their twenty weeks. Now I return, I increase

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Speaker 9: the courses from sixteen weeks to twenty weeks as Zenoy Minister,

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Speaker 9: and then they have two years probationary where they get

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Speaker 9: to all the on the job supervision and training that

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Speaker 9: they need to become world class police officers. And we

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Speaker 9: have a world class police service, has no doubt about that.

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Speaker 9: It's good that the police are always testing themselves, that

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Speaker 9: they're having honest conversations, that they're identifying where there needs

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Speaker 9: to be improvement. My expectation is where they identify that

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Speaker 9: then they make the changes.

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Speaker 2: Is fifty five percent of the senior officers feeling that

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Speaker 2: the new bees were barely or not at all well

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Speaker 2: equipped with knowledge of the procedures for making an arrest

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Speaker 2: and laying charges world class.

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Speaker 9: Well, you're talking about probationary constables. You're talking about constibles

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Speaker 9: that are coming out on the job. See, your policing

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Speaker 9: is a very unique job where you have to test,

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Speaker 9: where you get tested, and a whole range of areas,

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Speaker 9: physically making decisions under pressure, all that sort of thing.

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Speaker 9: It's unrealistic to expect them to come out being experienced

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Speaker 9: police officers. They are rookies. They need strong supervision, they

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Speaker 9: need guidance when they come out on the street. They're

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Speaker 9: probasary constables for two years, so they're still been tested

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Speaker 9: for another two years once they graduated from the college.

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Speaker 9: But the good thing is that is that they're identified

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Speaker 9: so that our senior field trainers who absolutely provide critical

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Speaker 9: feedback to the college. It's saying that there's some areas

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Speaker 9: that need will focus my expectations, the police will recognize

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Speaker 9: that and I'll make the changes. When I was in opposition,

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Speaker 9: I was highlighting this and continually with the previous government

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Speaker 9: not to drop standards, to maintain standards. As the income

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Speaker 9: and government, we had a big focus on that. Yes

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Speaker 9: we had a target set, but if I was solely

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Speaker 9: focused on the target, I wouldn't have increased the training

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Speaker 9: course from sixteen weeks to twenty weeks.

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Speaker 2: But yeah, but you also minised to increase the wing

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Speaker 2: size from eighty to one hundred. You do have a

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Speaker 2: with New Zealand first, but it's not correct. That's not

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Speaker 2: correct right. The wing sizes are not one hundred. Every

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Speaker 2: wing size size it was like that, well, some of

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Speaker 2: them are seventy. Some of them are less, some of

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Speaker 2: them are more. But so you didn't you didn't move

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Speaker 2: to increase the wing size.

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Speaker 9: We moved to increase the capacity of the college to

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Speaker 9: be able to train fund so you saw, Yes, of

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Speaker 9: course we funded it.

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Speaker 2: So the mass of funding, it's the problem here with

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Speaker 2: the training or with the candidates that are getting in,

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Speaker 2: because we know there's been problems there too. Well.

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Speaker 9: You know that there's been a big focus on standards

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Speaker 9: and quality of training by this government. You know that

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Speaker 9: we're not going to compromise. We've been very clear and

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Speaker 9: said we're not going to compromise on the settings of targets.

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Speaker 9: We want to deliver five hundred aditional plus.

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Speaker 2: If a result of that, it's not a great outcome,

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Speaker 2: is it. I mean, yes, we want more cops, but

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Speaker 2: we want more good cops. Yeah.

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Speaker 9: Absolutely, And I just want to say again that come

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Speaker 9: along to a graduation meet. These police officers are some

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Speaker 9: of the best. We've got to put themselves forward for

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Speaker 9: service and difficult service.

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Speaker 2: Media senior officers saying this about them.

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Speaker 9: Then, because the places as an organization that tests it

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Speaker 9: souf hard. They realize that they have to maintain the

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Speaker 9: higher standards. That's exactly what the field officers are doing.

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Speaker 9: They're guiding them, they're training them, but they're making sure

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Speaker 9: they identify where.

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Speaker 8: We could be doing better.

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Speaker 9: In any organization should be looking for continual improvement. The

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Speaker 9: police is no different. In fact, it's critically important for

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Speaker 9: the police. Yes, as the Income Administer, I recognized the

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Speaker 9: fact that we needed to work on standards on trading.

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Speaker 9: That's why as the incoming minister, I supported moving our

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Speaker 9: recruit training course from sixteen weeks to twenty weeks. I

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Speaker 9: increased that by four weeks. That wasn't going to help

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Speaker 9: us deliver our five hundred, but I found it was

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Speaker 9: very important to do in terms of standards.

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Speaker 2: Mark wint Or, Police Minister. Time is eight minutes away

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Speaker 2: from six news talks.

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Speaker 1: They've been the news you need this morning and the

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Speaker 1: in depth analysis early edition with Ryan Bread and One

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Speaker 1: Room Love where.

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Speaker 2: You Live news talks. That'd be it is five away

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Speaker 2: from six yr on news talks. There'd be Mike's in

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Speaker 2: the studio. He's here next of course, Mike, good morning,

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Speaker 2: good morning. Now you've got the Prime Minister on this morning.

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Speaker 2: Always what do you reckon? Do you just hold to

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Speaker 2: hold out. I spoke to Stephen Joyce about this the

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Speaker 2: other day. You know there's pressure. There's Simon Bridges saying

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Speaker 2: you go in and spend more and borrow and you

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Speaker 2: need cuts for Auckland. You just hold the line, do

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Speaker 2: you with your plan?

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Speaker 5: Well, of course you do, because the moment you start

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Speaker 5: up the specialist treatment, you set a precedent. And so

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Speaker 5: if Auckland needs help today, it will be christ Dutch

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Speaker 5: next week, and then it'll be Wellington. And if it

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Speaker 5: is Auckland, why didn't you do Wellington when we had

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Speaker 5: the public service cuts and so on and so forth.

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Speaker 2: And then you undermine your whole argument of getting into

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Speaker 2: government in the first place, don't you. It's the point.

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Speaker 5: Although I note with interest, we're doing something on the

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Speaker 5: hotels this morning, and so I saw a story, very

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Speaker 5: interesting story of the weekend. Now the problem is Auckland,

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Speaker 5: for example, So the guy from Sedema was saying, we're desperate,

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Speaker 5: we need more events and we've got all these assets

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Speaker 5: lying empty. But the problem with Auckland is who built

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Speaker 5: the hotels, wasn't the government? People buy bill hotels because

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Speaker 5: they're you know, bullish about the market and they want

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Speaker 5: to back themselves and invest in a building. So apparently

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Speaker 5: Auckland's got too many hotels, so who's faults that? Whereas

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Speaker 5: Queenstown doesn't have enough hotels space. So do you have

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Speaker 5: a centralized system whereby people go, look you need three there,

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Speaker 5: two down there and let's make it even or do

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Speaker 5: you let the market do what the market?

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Speaker 2: Do you let the market does precisely?

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Speaker 5: What I want to know more importantly, though, Ryan, is

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Speaker 5: if you saw the Prime Minister yesterday, what's his fascination

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Speaker 5: with Highber's best special gun boots and glasses. The guy

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Speaker 5: had a spade and he was breaking ground.

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Speaker 2: He was digging.

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Speaker 5: It wasn't even digging a whole, he was breaking ground.

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Speaker 5: And the guy had a high Ver's vest and gum

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Speaker 5: boots and safety glasses.

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Speaker 2: Why can't you be a little bit more like Winston

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Speaker 2: We you say no, I won't wear that.

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Speaker 5: Mate, I've got a spade. We're not drilling, you know

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Speaker 5: the center of the earth for oil because it's photo ops.

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Speaker 5: Isn't it that you have a photo op without safety glass?

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Speaker 2: Mark Mitchell and jacket every time it rains, he's got

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Speaker 2: a Nima jacket.

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Speaker 5: I don't know anyway, you're right, the prim Miss Australian.

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Speaker 2: All Right, look forward to it. Mike is next, have

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Speaker 2: a fantastic Monday and I'll see you tomorrow.

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