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Speaker 3: Good morning and welcome to your Friday. It is great

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Speaker 3: This is news Talk, said b We're nearly the anneariate

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Speaker 3: the weekend for those who get one. A new photo

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Speaker 3: for the NATO summit. Yesterday they had a grip and grin,

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Speaker 3: we're also going to assume. I'm wondering actually whether the

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Speaker 3: we sort of know. We assume that Luxon knew it

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Speaker 3: talking about underwater? New surprising research? And five thugs enter

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Speaker 3: a dairy two weeks ago, the shop owner fights back

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Speaker 3: We'll talk about that just before seven. Right now it

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Speaker 3: The Transport Minister is working to get cones off our roads.

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Speaker 4: Ex Cars will know how.

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Speaker 5: Much is being suppent, we'll be able to see whether

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Speaker 4: Of money, and our expectation is that amount of money

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Speaker 3: Awlkiners have delivered a scathing review of the city's transport

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Speaker 3: the rate Payers Alliance. Forty percent of those surveyed say

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Speaker 3: That's the Chinese company Bright Dairy. We spoke about that yesterday.

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Speaker 3: the interest it's great to get this eight percent. Sind

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Speaker 3: La jeer George Adams says despite the cash boost, the

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Speaker 3: On the text, Gary says, please do not even dream

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Speaker 3: Claire Trevet. Claire, let's talk about that new meeting between

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Speaker 5: Yes, it's just happened here now. They've sent a photo

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Speaker 5: Well, the most interesting thing over here is the all

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Speaker 3: A text here from Scott says, just in the car

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Speaker 3: Colum Proctor is with us in Dunedin this morning. Calum,

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Speaker 3: A sweet surprise.

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Speaker 9: Here morning, Ryan, very much so Dunedan residents waking up

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Speaker 9: to the news today that our little craft chocolate company

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Speaker 9: ot Sho has avoided liquidations so it will continue. This

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Speaker 10: Yes, look, shareholders at the South Island Dairy Process have

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Speaker 10: would do on Monday. Federated farm As Mid Canterbury president

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Speaker 10: David Ackland says the situation has played out as many

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Speaker 10: had hoped. He says, everyone's now looking to the future

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Speaker 10: and seeing where Sinley's equity rays will go.

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Speaker 3: Weather for Christ George.

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Speaker 10: Mostly cloudy, patche drizzle and some light winds. That drizzle

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Speaker 10: will turn to showers this evening. The high is nine

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Speaker 10: and one overnight.

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Speaker 3: Enjoy your Friday Clear Max tolls and Wellington Max. Have

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Speaker 3: I got this right? A judge is praising a violent

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Speaker 3: parliamentary protester.

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Speaker 11: Yes, yes, appraising him now. So this is a fifty

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Speaker 11: three year old Alan Chapman who was caught on camera

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Speaker 11: during those parliament protests hurling items like a table, metal pole,

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Speaker 11: concrete pavers, mostly at police. So he's come up for

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Speaker 11: sentencing at the Wellington District Court, which has heard about

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Speaker 11: Chapman's difficult life, how it led to a deep seated

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Speaker 11: distrust of institutions like government agencies, police, etc. Jail was

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Speaker 11: definitely on the cards for Chapman, but a judge heard

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Speaker 11: a glowing probationary probationary report that had basically turned his

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Speaker 11: life around, was helping takeing care of his son living

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Speaker 11: in temporary accommodation, and the judge said, if you jail Chapman,

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Speaker 11: and I quote the judge here, his distrust of government,

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Speaker 11: courts and agencies would simply be in your mind and

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Speaker 11: you would feel aggravated, which would be going right back

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Speaker 11: to where we started. And so eighteen months intense supervision

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Speaker 11: instead on the charge of rioting and community work.

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Speaker 3: Goodness. May so, how will the weather be for his

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Speaker 3: community probation today.

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Speaker 11: Yes, mostly cloudy, would light showers.

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Speaker 3: Thank you very much for that. Next hole in Wellington

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Speaker 3: and neither. Aretty managers with us in Auckland this morning.

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Speaker 12: Morning, hippy anniversary.

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Speaker 3: Your first week. You've done.

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Speaker 12: First week here at ZIDB.

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Speaker 3: They're nearly done.

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Speaker 12: Well done.

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Speaker 3: I can't believe it. I can't believe.

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Speaker 12: It's sort of a chuckle earlier on with some of

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Speaker 12: the things that you were saying about the you know

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Speaker 12: how they ask you.

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Speaker 3: All those questions and things. Do you know what I mean?

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Speaker 12: I so know what you mean. I was in my

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Speaker 12: studio going, I hear you, why.

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Speaker 3: Do they need to know my ethnicity to payments?

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Speaker 12: I was thinking, what is your ethnicity?

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Speaker 3: By the way, Well i'm here we go. Oh sorry,

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Speaker 3: I'm a little bit Irish. Right, DNA test and I'm

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Speaker 3: fourteen percent Iberian Peninsula. Oh which Portuguese or Spanish? Oh wow,

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Speaker 3: that's a nice combo. Yeah, so we're not sure which.

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Speaker 12: One because every time people, you know, when I have

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Speaker 12: to fill it out, I have to put in my

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Speaker 12: full name, which is oh you don't know this, everyone

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Speaker 12: else does. But it's fun and Tapa Alphas is seen

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Speaker 12: for POPLERITTI Marnu.

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Speaker 3: Oh wow, I know so.

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Speaker 12: I have to do that all the time. And then

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Speaker 12: they say what's the name that you're known as? I

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Speaker 12: think called flipping the heir just neva.

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Speaker 3: I know, feel my pain and I think should shut

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Speaker 3: them up, just show them up. Auckland's voice in their

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Speaker 3: opinions about Auckland transfer.

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Speaker 5: Yes.

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Speaker 12: Now, this is this poll from the Auckland Ratepayers Alliance

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Speaker 12: and it shows that almost forty percent of responders rate

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Speaker 12: eighties performance below average. I don't think that's a surprise. Really,

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Speaker 12: twenty eight percent think it's doing a great job. And

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Speaker 12: of course the seventy percent are against the proposed twenty

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Speaker 12: four to seven CBD parking charges which came in and

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Speaker 12: July first, more than half field that. Look, it needs

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Speaker 12: to be held more accountable by Auckland Council. But you

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Speaker 12: know they're doing their best. And Sam Warren, who's the

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Speaker 12: Alliance local government campaigns manager, he says year once again

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Speaker 12: that the results aren't surprising after thirteen years of operation.

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Speaker 12: You know they're developing a best no best approach for

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Speaker 12: the people.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, good locks what we can say, Hey, whether today's.

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Speaker 12: Look chili fine?

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Speaker 11: And chrisp.

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Speaker 12: I shouldn't say that though, because it has been lovely

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Speaker 12: during the day, beautiful. It has a high of thirteen.

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Speaker 12: Pretty chilly though for Auckland.

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Speaker 3: Neha, thank you, great to see you. It is sixteen

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Speaker 3: away from six o'clock. You're listening to News Talk seed

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Speaker 3: B and coming up next we are talking to Vincent mcgavney,

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Speaker 3: our UK and Europe correspondent Kiirs. Starmer's had a busy

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Speaker 3: first week in the job too.

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Speaker 6: More on that International correspondence with Ends and Eye Insurance,

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Speaker 6: Peace of mind for New Zealand Business.

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Speaker 3: Thirteen away from six News Talk said b so kis

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Speaker 3: Starmer in the UK. He's had a busy first week

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Speaker 3: as Prime minister. In fact, he's not in the UK

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Speaker 3: right now. He's in Washington, DC at the NATO summit,

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Speaker 3: and we are joined by Vincent mcavinie. He's a UK

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Speaker 3: and Europe correspondent. How's he going first, Wig, Well, good.

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Speaker 2: Morning, Ryan, Congratulations on your new job.

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Speaker 13: A Kir Starmer has been pretty busy with his He's

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Speaker 13: been out in Washington, DC at this NATO summit, meeting

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Speaker 13: fellow world leaders and he had a special meeting with

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Speaker 13: President Joe Biden in the White House last night. He's

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Speaker 13: been asked about that today and of course the question

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Speaker 13: on everyone's minds how he doing as a Kirs Starmer

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Speaker 13: has praised the President's leadership and saying he got on

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Speaker 13: well with him and that he was on really good form.

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Speaker 13: Kiir Starmer will be flying back to the UK. He's

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Speaker 13: going to then be going off to Germany to see

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Speaker 13: England in the Euro's Final, and then next week he's

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Speaker 13: inviting around fifty leaders from across Europe here to the

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Speaker 13: UK for a summit. It's the European Commit Political Community

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Speaker 13: Summit to discuss all man of European issues, immigration and

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Speaker 13: the war in Ukraine. So he's really getting off to

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Speaker 13: a bit of a flying start as he takes up

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Speaker 13: the job after fourteen years of Conservative government here.

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Speaker 3: Interesting time for him too because if Trump does return,

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Speaker 3: you know, and with with what's going on in France

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Speaker 3: it's a bit of a shambles at the moment, you know,

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Speaker 3: sort of a weekend leader in Germany as well, he

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Speaker 3: could be sort of the voice of Europe, do you think.

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Speaker 13: Hugely, because I think many of us remember that press

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Speaker 13: conference after Donald Trump was elected by angler Merkle where

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Speaker 13: she effectively assumed the role of sort of stable leader

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Speaker 13: of the West and sort of at various conferences I

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Speaker 13: went to, at G twenties and G eight NATO conferences,

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Speaker 13: she very much sort of made sure that the rules

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Speaker 13: and international order as much as possible were kept in

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Speaker 13: line and try to rein him in now ol A. F.

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Speaker 2: Schultze is pretty weak in Germany.

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Speaker 13: Macro has played an absolute error with that snap election,

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Speaker 13: So so kirs Starmer really is likely to become if

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Speaker 13: Trump is reelected, that sort of strong voice of the

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Speaker 13: West that tries to reinforce the norms and the post

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Speaker 13: World War II order, And it's a role that he

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Speaker 13: might have to get used to pretty.

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Speaker 3: Quickly and very quickly. Vincent, will kiirs Stamer be the

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Speaker 3: lucky Charmer for England on Sunday, Well.

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Speaker 2: We'll see.

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Speaker 13: He's made much of the fact that England have played

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Speaker 13: two games and only one under him. It's going to

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Speaker 13: be a bit of a moment for the nation. King

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Speaker 13: Charles has sent a message congratulating them, but he's asked

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Speaker 13: and may I encourage you to secure victory before the

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Speaker 13: need for any last minute wonder goals or another penalties drama.

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Speaker 13: I'm sure the stresses of the nation's collective heart rate

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Speaker 13: and blood pressure would be greatly alleviated. So everyone here

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Speaker 13: hoping it isn't a sort of typical England combustion.

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Speaker 2: At the end of this tournament.

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Speaker 3: UK you're correspondent Vincent mcavinie, Ryan Bridge. A new ministerial

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Speaker 3: advisory Group will be set up to engage with victims

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Speaker 3: of retail crime. The group will advise the government on

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Speaker 3: how to reduce offending. This affects ninety two percent of

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Speaker 3: all retailers. Can you believe it? Two point six billion

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Speaker 3: dollars a year? It costs us Carolyn Young from retail

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Speaker 3: in z it is with me now, Carolyn, good to

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Speaker 3: have you on the program this morning. Have you, first

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Speaker 3: of all, got any out of the box ideas that

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Speaker 3: we should be trying, that this group should be looking.

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Speaker 7: At moderna Ryan Well, I don't know if it's out

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Speaker 7: of the box, but effectively looking at you know, some

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Speaker 7: of the work that we're already doing in terms of

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Speaker 7: the space, and the most obvious thing is obviously wanting

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Speaker 7: to have increasing police numbers because you know, they're having

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Speaker 7: a police presence on the streets by always deters offending,

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Speaker 7: So you know, that's a no brain or something to do.

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Speaker 7: Sometimes the simple things are the most effective, and that's

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Speaker 7: a really effective tool. And then as we move forward

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Speaker 7: the use of technology, and there's lots of different ways

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Speaker 7: in which you can use technology to help combat offenders,

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Speaker 7: keeping stores safe for staff and customers. So it can

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Speaker 7: be anything from body cameras to facial recognition to license

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Speaker 7: plate recognition. There's a whole raft of other things as well,

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Speaker 7: and the use of technology and training for staff is

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Speaker 7: also really important.

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Speaker 3: What about the more aggressive ones, Carolyn, And I know

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Speaker 3: that some it's more dairy owners, some dairy owners who

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Speaker 3: want to go to on this track, but allowing them

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Speaker 3: to have you know, tasers or arm themselves and then

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Speaker 3: be immune from prosecution should anything go wrong.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, look, I think that or certainly the police Minister

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Speaker 7: is already looking at the role of security guards and

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Speaker 7: I know yesterday there was a talk of extending that

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Speaker 7: to retail workers on the sense a little bit around

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Speaker 7: what might that look like and does that then encourage

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Speaker 7: people that are going to offend to escalate the situation

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Speaker 7: in advance so they're prepared for something like that. Neighboring

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Speaker 7: other tools that could end in more and more violence

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Speaker 7: in store. So he's to be really careful because we

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Speaker 7: haven't really as a country or a nation, gone through

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Speaker 7: a situation where we fight fire with fire, because it's

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Speaker 7: not doesn't always work out that well.

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Speaker 3: The fire is all coming one way at the moment, isn't.

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Speaker 3: I mean, that's that's the same.

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Speaker 7: It is all coming one way here, and I think that,

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Speaker 7: you know, there might be some tools that might be appropriate,

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Speaker 7: but things like guns and swords and things like that,

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Speaker 7: I don't really think is a country want to head

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Speaker 7: down that pathway, But you know, I guess the Advisory

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Speaker 7: Group will look into that and we'll be doing our

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Speaker 7: own research around that space to see what our members

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Speaker 7: are telling us that they feel that they need.

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Speaker 3: The opposition says that this is a talk fest. Do

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Speaker 3: you know, is there a rest? This is just going

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Speaker 3: to go around in circles and actually we'll be here

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Speaker 3: again in two years.

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Speaker 7: There is a risk of that. But we are leading

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Speaker 7: a bunch of WOK that's looking at legislative change and

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Speaker 7: how that can be a tool and a mechanism to

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Speaker 7: help retailers were also obviously advocating on the use of

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Speaker 7: technology to protect staff and stores. And if you can

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Speaker 7: protect staff and stores, it reduces the needs for people

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Speaker 7: to be having things like tases and be defending themselves.

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Speaker 7: I certainly think that if you are having to defend

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Speaker 7: yourself against criminals, that you don't want to be charged

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Speaker 7: with that. But it's really thinking about do we want

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Speaker 7: to encourage that and is that the right pathway forward.

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Speaker 7: So there's certainly lots of We're working with the policemen us,

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Speaker 7: the Justice Minister, of the Whippos Relations, We're working with

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Speaker 7: the Police Commissioner as well, and we've got to remember

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Speaker 7: at Woking groups who are actually doing this just and

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Speaker 7: hope we compete in this group as well well well.

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Speaker 3: Hopefully between all of these groups, something will happen, something

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Speaker 3: will change. Carolyn, thank you very much for your time

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Speaker 3: this morning. Carolyn Young from Retail end Z Love your

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Speaker 3: in just a moment.

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Speaker 6: Get ahead of the headlines. Ryan Bridge you for twenty

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Speaker 6: twenty four on early edition with Smith City, New Zealand,

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Speaker 6: Furniture Beds and a Player store News Talk zib It.

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Speaker 3: Is coming up to six o'clock. Andrew Dickens with you.

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Speaker 3: After six We were talking about sperm whales earlier on

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Speaker 3: the program. Of course they're really slow swimmers, so they'll

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Speaker 3: go about five and a half kilometers in our three knots.

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Speaker 3: And what we can't work out is why they are

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Speaker 3: able to catch the squid because they're so slow. How

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Speaker 3: do they get the squid?

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Speaker 8: This squid is so stupid. They just open their mouth

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Speaker 8: and the squid walk quite right right on in.

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Speaker 3: Might be what it is. I think that the research

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Speaker 3: they're doing into their talking, maybe they're stunning them the

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Speaker 3: squid with their sona with their sona and catching them

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Speaker 3: like a snake charmer.

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Speaker 8: It's like science fiction.

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Speaker 3: Man, what's on the big show today?

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Speaker 8: Well, there's loads of stuff the Advisory Group and should

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Speaker 8: we sell the into Islander with Paul Goldsmith. But I

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Speaker 8: think the big story, the biggest story of the lot,

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Speaker 8: is that we're running out a natural gas. Like, we're

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Speaker 8: running out of natural gas and it's been around for ages,

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Speaker 8: but seriously, folks, we're running out a natural gas. It's

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Speaker 8: going to get very expensive. So we're talking big on that.

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Speaker 3: Andrew dickens with you just after six this morning. By

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Speaker 3: the way, when it comes to the dairy owners. Who

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Speaker 3: am I to decide whether they should arm themselves or not.

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Speaker 3: I'm not the one getting stabbed, and you know, my

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Speaker 3: partner getting beaten up on a Friday night, so I

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Speaker 3: think that decision should really be more up to them

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Speaker 3: more than anything. See you on Monday.

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