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Speaker 1: The issues is the interviews and the insight Andrew Dickens

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Speaker 1: on early edition with one roof make your property search simple,

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Speaker 2: It'd be welcome by to you. Not only is it

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Speaker 2: with some Peter's birthday, it's my birthday as well, and

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Speaker 2: welcome to the program. And it's Friday Nets Safe. Ask

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Speaker 2: the kids what they want in terms of protection from

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Speaker 2: the nasties on the internet. So i'll have that story

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Speaker 2: for you in five minutes. Topor is gearing up for

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Speaker 2: their biggest weekend with the supercars. We're going to talk

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Speaker 2: to the mayor in ten minutes. Finally someone has said

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Speaker 2: what needs to be said about our emissions trading scheme,

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Speaker 2: and I'll have that story for you just before five thirty.

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Speaker 2: And the whole Treaty Negotiations principles debate came to an

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Speaker 2: end yesterday, a messy end yesterday, So former Treaty Negotiations

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Speaker 2: Minister Chris Finnerson will join me just before six to

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Speaker 2: discuss what we learnt from it all. We'll have Vincent

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Speaker 2: mcavenni out of Europe. We'll also have corresponden some write

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Speaker 2: New Zealand and of course news as it breaks and

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Speaker 2: you can have your say by giving us a text

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Speaker 2: anytime you like. The number is ninety two ninety two,

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Speaker 2: and there is a small charge that applies. It's eight

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Speaker 2: after five. The agenda Friday, the eleventh of April. We

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Speaker 2: start with the great tariff back down from Donald Trump.

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Speaker 2: As we heard yesterday on the show, Trump paused tariff

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Speaker 2: hikes for ninety days, but the universal ten percent levee

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Speaker 2: for all countries except China remains in place. Well, I

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Speaker 2: thought that people were jumping a little bit out of line.

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Speaker 3: They were getting yippy.

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Speaker 1: You know, they're getting a little bit yippy, a little

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Speaker 1: bit afraid.

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Speaker 3: Unlike these champions.

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Speaker 2: Somebody had to do it.

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Speaker 4: They had to stop because it was not sustainable.

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Speaker 2: Yippi. That's the word of the day. Yippie. Now, following

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Speaker 2: the move, the EU has put retaliatory tariffs on hold,

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Speaker 2: while the Trump administration says it's close to signing deals

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Speaker 2: with American's trading partners. US Treasury Secretary Scott Present says

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Speaker 2: they were acting to the markets and says, hey, this

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Speaker 2: is all part of the plan.

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Speaker 4: This was driven by the president's strategy. Then I had

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Speaker 4: a long talk on Sunday, and this was his strategy

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Speaker 4: all along.

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Speaker 5: And that you know, you might.

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Speaker 4: Even say that he go to China into a bad position.

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Speaker 4: They responded that they have shown themselves to the world

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Speaker 4: to be the bad actors.

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Speaker 2: Now there's been a development in the Idaho murders where

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Speaker 2: a judge is set to make decisions about what evidence

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Speaker 2: can and cannot be submitted at the upcoming death penalty

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Speaker 2: trial of Brian Coburger, who's accused of murdering four University

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Speaker 2: of Idaho students back in November twenty twenty two. So

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Speaker 2: Coburger faces four counts of first degree murders. This is

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Speaker 2: in the deaths of Madison Mogan, Katie Congarvli's, Zayana Canodle,

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Speaker 2: and Ethan Chapin. Now, this was at an off campus

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Speaker 2: home in Moscow, Idaho. Not guilty please have been entered

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Speaker 2: on his behalf. It was a marathon hearing and the

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Speaker 2: defense called on one of the only surviving room mates,

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Speaker 2: Dylan Mortensen, and he called him a unreliable eyewitness.

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Speaker 6: DM is uncertain about the lighting. The stairs to her

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Speaker 6: left were not lit, the kitchen may or may not

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Speaker 6: have been lit, and the twinkle lights in the living

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Speaker 2: And finally, King Charles and Queen Camilla had been wrapping

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Speaker 2: up their visit to Italy. The two met the Pope

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Speaker 7: To President, to me on this small.

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Speaker 2: Romantic cabin, he's a funny man, and yesterday I complained

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Speaker 2: that I hadn't heard him speaking in Italian. Last night

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Speaker 2: and his Italian was marvelous. It's ten out of five.

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Speaker 1: Get ahead of the headlines on Earl edition Andrew Dickens

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Speaker 2: Sid be Highto. So the passion play that was the

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Speaker 2: Treaty Principal's Bill came to its predicted end yesterday not

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Speaker 2: with a whimper but a roar. There were impassion speeches.

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Speaker 2: There was singing, even though the speaker warned that that

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Speaker 2: predictably chucked out of the house for calling someone a

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Speaker 2: on the day with Tama Puttaka, calling the whole thing

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Speaker 2: It all sounded pretty divisive, really, and so did the

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Speaker 2: over social media. And yet the funny thing always was

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Speaker 2: in this whole debate that David Seymour and the supporters

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Speaker 2: In fact, the bill can't be divisive when it's three

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Speaker 2: sentences talked about unity and one New Zealand. But right there,

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Speaker 2: right before our eyes, there was division. And the division

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Speaker 2: people who don't you know it quacked like a duck,

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Speaker 2: so let's call it a duck. It was divisive and

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Speaker 2: you know what, after all the fire and headlines, nothing

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Speaker 2: has happened. And I'm going to call this the best

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Speaker 2: political stunt in a generation. David Seymour's been in the

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Speaker 2: headlines for months. Take a bow, mister Seymour. Andrew Diggens

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Speaker 2: now Health New Zealand data. So it's the number of

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Speaker 2: public funding colonoscopies have dropped more than seven percent. They've

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Speaker 2: got a made of mine. Who cause a colonoscopy? Riding

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Speaker 2: Health New Zealand then went on to say it's because

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Speaker 2: the twenty twenty two year, which is not wholly untrue,

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Speaker 2: but it fails to recognize the bigger picture, and that

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Speaker 2: put this in plain English. Bow cans in New Zealand

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Speaker 2: says we're not testing enough because funding has dried up.

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Speaker 2: false economy. The earlier you detect a cancer or disease,

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Speaker 2: many people die of bow cancer in this country, and

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Speaker 2: there's been an extensive education campaign going back decades to

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Speaker 2: their lives. So the reduction in klidoscopies and the reduction

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Speaker 2: nation's health and at the end of the day, it's

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Speaker 2: going to end out costing the taxpayer more Dickens. It's

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Speaker 2: five fourteen. I'm meant for Ryan Bridge. He is back

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Speaker 2: on Tuesday. Heathers back on Monday. So net safe has

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Speaker 2: gone and asked one thousand kids about what's on social

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Speaker 2: media and what gives them the yips because yippie is

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Speaker 2: what they said might surprise you. Sure certainly should supplies legislators.

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Speaker 2: So I'm going to talk to net safe about this

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Speaker 1: News and Views You Trust to start your day's early

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Speaker 1: edition with Andrew Dickens and one roof Make your Property

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Speaker 1: Search Simple? Can you've talk Sibby?

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Speaker 2: Well, it's seventeen minutes out to five. So new data

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Speaker 2: shows only one in three Kiwi pairents have rules around

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Speaker 2: Children and Netsafe shows over seventy five percent of Kiwi

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Speaker 2: kids what greater restrictions on harmful content. It comes as

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Speaker 2: TikTok presented new child safety features to Parliament on Wednesday.

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Speaker 2: So I'm joined now by netsafe's online safety Officer, Sean

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Speaker 2: Lyons and good morning Tea.

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Speaker 5: Sean, Good morning.

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Speaker 2: So you spoke to nearly one thousand kids around New

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Speaker 2: want less nasties. So why are the adults still faffing about?

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Speaker 5: Well, I mean, I think part of that Indy should

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Speaker 5: that they wanted. They understand and recognize that there's good

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Speaker 5: also that there are steps that could be taken to

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Speaker 5: I think it's a real common sense approach that they've

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Speaker 2: Yeah, the kids want to be safe online. So who

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Speaker 2: is responsible for these kids seeing harmful content online? Is

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Speaker 5: Well, I mean who's responsible for them seeing it would

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Speaker 5: it goes from the responsibility of parents to ensure that

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Speaker 5: But it's also about regulation, it's also about the platforms,

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Speaker 5: and it's also about education and the support that young

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Speaker 5: people get. But the main thing is it's really about

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Speaker 5: empowering young people to ensure that they know how to

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Speaker 2: And that's very sensible and go the kids. But here's

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Speaker 2: the thing. The thing that got me is that two

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Speaker 2: out of three queuing parents have no rules around their

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Speaker 2: children's use of social media. So what would you like

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Speaker 2: to say to those parents.

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Speaker 5: Certainly when it's no rules at all, that that's something

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Speaker 5: that needs to be reviewed and reviewed regularly. I mean

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Speaker 5: that may well be because without rules, what they have

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Speaker 5: is other systems in place, or they have a degree

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Speaker 5: of confidence in their young people that they know what

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Speaker 5: to do. We could be talking about parents of fifteen

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Speaker 5: sixteen year olds who feel that their children are incredibly

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Speaker 5: well equipped with the challenges they experience, and if that's

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Speaker 5: that that comes out of parents who don't really understand

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Speaker 5: look like. And really what we would the challenge I

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Speaker 2: It's five twenty three. Text comes in and joint approach

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Speaker 2: for your text. I agree. So it's all on V

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Speaker 3: Good money, Andrew, Yeah, kyodo and yeah nice to nice

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Speaker 2: Now, sixty thousand people coming to pack in the region,

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Speaker 2: Okay, as you say, year two, So how did your

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Speaker 3: We got a measure done. We think about twenty twenty

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Speaker 3: Absolutely got the gliding club as well. The end the

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Speaker 2: Great stuff. What are you looking forward to the most?

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Speaker 2: So last night on One News I heard the single

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Speaker 8: We should in an orderly way take forestry out of

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Speaker 2: Blow me over with a feather. I thought, why has

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Speaker 2: Forestry for climate change has been a Ponzi scheme. In fact,

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Speaker 2: last night the bulletin, the One News bulletin, the Reporter

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Speaker 2: In the essence, pines and exotic stuff like that, just

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Speaker 2: And even then that market's turning a little bit sour.

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Speaker 2: Has it done anything to reduce emissions. No, the numbers

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Speaker 2: enough for proof it has not. It has provided excuses

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Speaker 2: as Simon said, the world actually needs real reductions and

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Speaker 2: gross emissions, not an accounting triumph hallelujah. If you want

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Speaker 1: Andrew Dickens, so.

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Speaker 2: The supercars is all big, and of course we had

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Speaker 2: little bit later on, and later Christophinerson, former National Minister

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Speaker 2: for Treaty negotiations, on the whole treaty Principles Bill, This

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Speaker 1: This new Stalk Sibby, The News you Need this morning

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Speaker 1: and the in Depth Analysis Early edition with Andrew Dickens

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Speaker 1: and one roof Make Your Property Search Simple News Talk Sibby.

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Speaker 2: That's Katy Perry had a birthday sign for a birthday

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Speaker 2: boy were impeded, so obviously he's eighty today. Oh am me,

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Speaker 2: things can happen when you're in the middle of a sentence. Now,

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Speaker 2: the news that christ Church is to get a supercars

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Speaker 2: real sense. Getting the cars to Topol is a real

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Speaker 2: Central Ottaga was a mission christ Church, so so much easier.

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Speaker 2: They're actively getting out there, actively selling the city. And

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Speaker 2: But we're here to talk about South and the landfill

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Speaker 9: Yeah. The work to contain the contaminated contents of this

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Speaker 2: Claire. Sure what joins you from christ? You tell it?

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Speaker 10: Claire, Good morning, Happy birthday?

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Speaker 2: Thank you tell me. The story of Edgewear Pool.

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Speaker 10: Well Edgewear Pool, if you know, you know, it's one

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Speaker 10: It was then demolished in two thousand and seven. The community, though,

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Speaker 10: construction will begin from this coming Monday now fourth term

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Speaker 2: How's christ Churcher's weather?

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Speaker 10: A little cloudy this morning, northwesterly strengthening this afternoon and

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Speaker 2: One Max Toll from Wellington. Good morning to you, Max,

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Speaker 2: Good morning. So we've got a clothing brand in Wellington

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Speaker 2: that's shutting.

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Speaker 7: Yeah. So this is a Nissa which for about eight

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Speaker 7: years has really been held up as a success story

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Speaker 7: of the capital. It's an ethical underwear and activewear brand.

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Speaker 7: It only hires female workers predominantly from refugee and migrant backgrounds.

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Speaker 7: The materials are sustainable, organic hand sown, et cetera. But

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Speaker 7: the owner says what so many are that foot traffic

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Speaker 7: is just not the same anymore in central Wellington they're

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Speaker 7: based on Willis Street. The city much more quieter, people

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Speaker 7: working from home, cost of living, job cuts, et cetera,

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Speaker 7: et cetera. It's final day of trading tomorrow. It seems

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Speaker 7: no unsafe in the capital, all right?

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Speaker 2: And how was the weather?

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Speaker 7: Some early cloud clearing to find northerly's getting up to

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Speaker 7: eighteen central?

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Speaker 2: Two? Or can we go? And even tomato? Good money

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Speaker 2: to Youay you're not on hot No, no, it's not

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Speaker 2: your fault.

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Speaker 11: There we go right, A happy birthday very much? Can

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Speaker 11: I how old are you?

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Speaker 6: Okay?

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Speaker 11: Can I guess?

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Speaker 2: Cut me open and cut the rings? Sixty?

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Speaker 7: Yes?

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Speaker 2: I am now okay. We've got a school in orcan

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Speaker 2: who spent four million bucks on a farm?

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Speaker 12: Yes?

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Speaker 11: Now? Saint Kentigan plans to open, or use, rather the

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Speaker 11: four hundred and thirteen hectaret Wilson Bay Farm as it's

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Speaker 11: third campus. This is alongside Remuerra and Pokodona grounds, so

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Speaker 11: it's aiming to have all students above year four traveling

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Speaker 11: out to the farm each year. This will happen from

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Speaker 11: around about twenty twenty seven onwards. The board says it's

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Speaker 11: going to remain a working farm. Students are going to

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Speaker 11: they'll be able to undertake scientific studies or prepare for

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Speaker 11: agricultural careers. And they'll enjoy water sports out there too.

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Speaker 11: And what's also called is at the school's looking it

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Speaker 11: fearing the students directly. This is from the shoreline of

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Speaker 11: its college and Pokadanga.

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Speaker 2: Wow.

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Speaker 11: Yes, they would have been great back in our day

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Speaker 11: if we were able to do that.

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Speaker 2: Now are into Campa Dare, which is in the Hunus

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Speaker 2: Orcanders will know Camper Dare. And it was just a

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Speaker 2: little park and we went around. We made walking six

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Speaker 2: out of supplejack of that sort of stuff. How's Orchan's weather?

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 11: Partly cloudy today, isolated Charles clearing in the afternoon. Twenty

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Speaker 11: one is the high today.

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Speaker 2: And I think you for your time today now of

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Speaker 2: course on the whole get rid of the forest because

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Speaker 2: they're ineffective for climate emissions and that whole mission trading

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Speaker 2: scheme thing that I talked about your textas coming in

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Speaker 2: brilliant Andrew, thanks you get it. The land of the

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Speaker 2: long Green Pine, ruining rural New Zealand for International Pallugas.

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Speaker 2: Thank you. Sarah John has an idea that maybe grass

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Speaker 2: should be promoted as the only paying carbon sequestera in

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Speaker 2: the ETS if you're not up with the story. As

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Speaker 2: Simon Upton said something quite brilliant on the news last night, Kensey,

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Speaker 2: have you got Simon? Could you play Simon again? I

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Speaker 2: can't hear this enough here he.

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Speaker 8: Is should in an orderly way take forestry out of

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Speaker 8: the mission's training scheme.

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Speaker 2: Tomorrow now, Vincent McAvennie with us in a few moments time,

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Speaker 2: and we'll talk about King Charles and Queen Camilla's very

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Speaker 2: romantic twentieth wedding anniversary dinner in Italy, and later chrisphiner

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Speaker 2: Lissen on the Treaty Principles Bill which is dead in

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Speaker 2: the water, and what we've learned from the whole exercise.

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Speaker 1: International correspondence with ins andn Eye Insurance, Peace of mind

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Speaker 1: for New Zealand business.

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Speaker 2: This is thirteen to six. Into Europe, we go into

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Speaker 2: mecaveny Joints, the Hallivanton.

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Speaker 12: Hi, good morning.

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Speaker 2: I've managed to not say the tea word all morning long.

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Speaker 2: It has been a place of relief. But let's talk

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Speaker 2: tariff's reaction in Europe.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, I think we've all been saying that word a

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Speaker 12: far too much over the past week. And there is

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Speaker 12: relief in Europe after the rate that the was going

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Speaker 12: to be applied to the block has fallen now down

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Speaker 12: to ten percent. They're holding off on reciprocal measures and focusing,

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Speaker 12: we understand, on trying to strike a deal in the

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Speaker 12: next ninety days to avoid any kind of increase in

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Speaker 12: those Once again, Ursla Vonderline saying she's confident that work

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Speaker 12: could be done. The UK, there's a bit of sore

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Speaker 12: feeling here because we've actually had a pretty good deal

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Speaker 12: compared to everyone else. We were on the ten percent

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Speaker 12: levy that others had not managed to get, so there

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Speaker 12: was seen as a little bit of benefit of everyone

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Speaker 12: else in Europe was going to get a higher rate.

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Speaker 12: We were going to be a little bit better. Some

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Speaker 12: saying it was potentially a little bit of a Brexit dividend,

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Speaker 12: something that we haven't seen much of in recent years.

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Speaker 12: So the feeling in Europe is that the stock markets

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Speaker 12: have gone up, there is now time to do something,

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Speaker 12: and trying to read the sort of behind the scenes

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Speaker 12: picture of what's going in the White House, people here

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Speaker 12: seem to feel confident that Donald Trump maybe has been

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Speaker 12: convinced out of his initial plan and that this was

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Speaker 12: really you know, if you go and engage with him

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Speaker 12: and negotiate, that is what he really wanted all along.

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Speaker 2: Yes, but the stock markets aren't really an accurate barometer

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Speaker 2: really of business. That's a bolsters as the numbers that

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Speaker 2: count the stockmakets based on motion.

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Speaker 7: So there we go.

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Speaker 2: Look, let's Friday. Let's talk about King Charles and quin

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Speaker 2: Carmella's very romantic dinner for the twentieth anniversary in Italy

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Speaker 2: and also the magnificent speech by the King in the

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Speaker 2: Italian Parliament. What a room that was.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, they've had a spectacular visit for four days to Italy.

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Speaker 12: We weren't sure if it was going to go ahead,

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Speaker 12: of course, with King Charles recently having a bit of

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Speaker 12: bother with his ongoing cancer treatment, having to cancel some

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Speaker 12: events about two weeks ago. But the event went ahead

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Speaker 12: and it was actually the twentieth anniversary of the couple

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Speaker 12: getting married in Windsor, and so they did a lot

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Speaker 12: of touring around the country. They had that state dinner

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Speaker 12: where Prince Charles joke that you know, it was a

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Speaker 12: romantic meal for two that had been put on just

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Speaker 12: with another one hundred and fifty people in attendance. They

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Speaker 12: visited the scenes of some wargraves and the particularly a

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Speaker 12: town where a lot of Canadian soldiers lost their lives,

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Speaker 12: something that Charles is going out of his way at

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Speaker 12: the moment to show support for Canada with the sort

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Speaker 12: of abuse that they're taking the United States on their sovereignty.

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Speaker 12: And they also visited a food market today they made

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Speaker 12: some pasta and they had their private meeting as well

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Speaker 12: with the Pope, which we didn't think was going to

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Speaker 12: happen given his ill health in recent months, but we

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Speaker 12: understand that happened behind closed doors and the couple received

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Speaker 12: a blessing from him and good.

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Speaker 2: The hit of the Church of England meeting. Of course,

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Speaker 2: to the head of the Catholic Church. I understand you've

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Speaker 2: been at their Prince Harry court case.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right.

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Speaker 12: I spent two days in court in central London with

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Speaker 12: Prince Harry. He was at the Court of Appeal arguing

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Speaker 12: that the government had made a wrong calculation when it

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Speaker 12: comes to the security he and his family get when

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Speaker 12: they come to the UK. It's been moved to a

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Speaker 12: case by case basis, the government says, because they needed

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Speaker 12: that flexibility, because they didn't know what he was going

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Speaker 12: to do in terms of work and travel and everything else.

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Speaker 12: He's saying, though the thread against him is so high,

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Speaker 12: particularly because he did serve in the military. He fought

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Speaker 12: in Afghanistan and he was used as a sort of

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Speaker 12: recruitment tool by the military, putting a bigger target on him.

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Speaker 12: He's saying that it should be at the level it

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Speaker 12: was when he was a working royal, that his decision

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Speaker 12: back in twenty twenty shouldn't affect that, and he's claiming

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Speaker 12: that it's one of the reasons that he's been staying

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Speaker 12: away from the UK. So a panel of judges are

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Speaker 12: reviewing that decision now and they'll report at some point

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Speaker 12: in the next few weeks.

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Speaker 2: Great stuff, Vincer Megaviny the time now ten Minister.

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Speaker 1: Six Andrew Diggins.

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Speaker 2: So the Treaty Principles Bill, did the Water National keep

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Speaker 2: their promise? They voted the bill down and at second

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Speaker 2: reading there's been hiccoy, there's been a hacker. There's been singing.

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Speaker 2: Yesterday a Parliamentary Privilege Committee hearing Minister for Maley Development

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Speaker 2: Tama Portaka called it cremation day with me is Chrisphinis

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Speaker 2: in former Minister for Treaty negotiations, inter National Government Hallo,

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Speaker 2: Chris Morning, Andrew. Your thoughts on the whole thing, Well,

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Speaker 2: I don't.

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Speaker 5: Think it's over. I think it's a foretaste of thought's

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Speaker 5: to come.

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Speaker 13: I think that we'll have an election campaign, presumably in

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Speaker 13: twenty twenty six, when David Assumare will raise the issue again.

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Speaker 2: He said it's very likely that a referendum is going

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Speaker 2: to be a bottom line in any coalition agreements going forward.

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Speaker 2: Is that a problem and as a referendum and excessively

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Speaker 2: simplistic way to deal with.

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Speaker 5: The issue, yes, it is.

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Speaker 13: It would be I think a prescription for disaster and division.

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Speaker 2: Okay, the word division has been used a lot, but

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Speaker 2: David said it wasn't about division, it was about unity.

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Speaker 2: Has this been divisive and has it been damaging?

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 13: I think that the problem really is that the principles

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Speaker 13: of the treaty are quite different from the principles that

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Speaker 13: he was advocating in his legislation. Many of the principles

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Speaker 13: he advocated could ideally go and look preamble to the

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Speaker 13: Constitution Act or something like that, but they don't reflect

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Speaker 13: that the principles of the treaty.

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Speaker 3: There are a.

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Speaker 13: Different set of principles, and I think that's what's irritated

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Speaker 13: a few people.

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Speaker 2: And new zim First has says it wants to modify

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Speaker 2: this sort of treaty principles that we have already inside

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Speaker 2: our legislation. Is that a better way of addressing the

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Speaker 2: concerns that people have about the priority of MARI issues

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Speaker 2: in public debate?

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Speaker 13: Well, I do think there's a lot of lazy legislating

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Speaker 13: that goes on. And I was telling someone yesterday I

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Speaker 13: recall the discussion I had with Peter Sharpe's former Minister

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Speaker 13: of MARI Development, when I was Minister for the Arts

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Speaker 13: and was reviewing the Historic Places legislation. He wanted a

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Speaker 13: more general treaty clause and I wanted a specific one

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Speaker 13: in order to give effect of the principles of the

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Speaker 13: treaty in this legislation, decision makers shall do a B

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Speaker 13: and six spell it out.

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Speaker 5: So I think there's.

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Speaker 13: Some legitimacy in the point that if you're going to

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Speaker 13: have a treaty clause, there could be better definition.

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Speaker 2: All right, Chris for this in I think thank you

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Speaker 2: for your time. This is news talks there. B Yes,

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Speaker 2: I've got a text with Roger David Seymour said he

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Speaker 2: will seriously consider making a referendum on the Treaty principle

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Speaker 2: as a condition for any coalition agreement with the National

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Speaker 2: at the next election. So as Christophinerson Ritney says, this

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Speaker 2: is not dead in the water, I said dead in

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Speaker 2: the water at the beginning, it's not. It's going to

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Speaker 2: keep on guy, and that's for sure. It is coming up.

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Speaker 2: Six minutes to six.

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

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Speaker 1: edition with Andrew Dickens and one roof make your Property

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Speaker 1: Surge and symbol New Talk zippy.

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Speaker 2: Right. Oh yeah, we've got topol this weekend. We're going

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Speaker 2: to have Rupuna officially announced later. Tom writes, remember a

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Speaker 2: long time ago Wellington had a racing car event called

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Speaker 2: the Mobile five hundred. Oh yes, Tom. In fact I

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Speaker 2: went on a hot lap round that course. It was

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Speaker 2: a magnificent course with Robbie Frankevich in his racing volvo

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Speaker 2: that they called the Flying Brick. It was a great course.

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Speaker 2: But anyway, there we go, mister Huskin, good morning.

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Speaker 14: Ten wrning. Was it really a good course? It was, well,

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Speaker 14: it was a made up course. It was a made

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Speaker 14: up with a lot of concrete blocks down at the

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Speaker 14: water front.

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Speaker 2: And then it went all the way around that water

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Speaker 2: front which is down a promenade and you actually, when

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Speaker 2: I was in the car, I thought, I'm going to die.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to go into the into the water. We're

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Speaker 2: going to hit all the walls.

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Speaker 7: That was excited.

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Speaker 14: Will they manual?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, here's one was Yeah, where was a terrible card?

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Speaker 2: Remember a big old station Volvo and no aero dynamics whatsoever.

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Speaker 2: And he won everything.

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Speaker 14: The andre Heimgartner, by the way, speaking of which is

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Speaker 14: on the program this morning, so he'll be It was

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Speaker 14: a who you're talking to the logistics? Do you think

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Speaker 14: they fly them in?

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Speaker 2: No, I've just been told that. Say that was last year.

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Speaker 2: They took him to a Melbourne airport and then they

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Speaker 2: flew them in, And this year they actually took him

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Speaker 2: to a port and they shipped them in.

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Speaker 14: I thought they were shipped in because the cost is inhibited.

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Speaker 14: So that's what makes Taupo so interesting and special, and

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Speaker 14: you know the town loves it and all that. So

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Speaker 14: we'll do that this weekend so that will see more

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Speaker 14: of the whole businesses.

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Speaker 2: Have a great weekend and I'll see you on Monday,

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Speaker 2: and then Ryan's back on Tuesday. My thanks to produce

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Speaker 2: a Kenzie. I'm coming to tear some hot cross buns. Kenzie.

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Speaker 2: Thank you and see you next week.

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