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Speaker 1: The issues is the interviews and the inside. Andrew Dickens

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

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Speaker 1: News talks at be.

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Speaker 2: As Goodboarding to you, Welcome to your Thursday. You can

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Speaker 2: almost smell the wiki and can't you thank you so

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Speaker 2: much for joining us today. Coming up in the next hour,

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Speaker 2: foreign investment rules are changing, so how happy are tech

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Speaker 2: companies with the changes? Will have that story for you

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Speaker 2: in five we have more confidence in our police. We'll

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Speaker 2: talk to Laden Spadette about this in about ten minutes time.

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Speaker 2: And the big Investment conference is kicking off today and

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Speaker 2: we're going to talk to the auchand Chamber of Commerce

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Speaker 2: head Simon Bridges about what he hopes from it just

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Speaker 2: before six o'clock. We're going to have correspondence from right

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Speaker 2: around the world and New Zealand much we can from

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Speaker 2: America and you can text the program anytime you like.

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Speaker 2: The number is ninety two ninety two or small charge appliers.

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Speaker 2: You can email me Dickens at Newstalks atb dot co

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Speaker 2: dot NZ. It's seven after five.

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Speaker 1: The agenda, so it's.

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Speaker 2: Thursday, thirteenth of March to the trade war we Go.

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Speaker 2: Canada has announced retelliatory tariffs on more than twenty nine

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Speaker 2: point eight billion dollars worth of US goods that's Canadian.

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Speaker 2: This is after Donald Trump's twenty five percent tariffs on

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Speaker 2: steel and aluminium came into effect. The tariffs include steel

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Speaker 2: products with twelve point six billion Canadian as well as

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Speaker 3: It will put thousands of jobs at risk, and I

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Speaker 3: would add all necessarily, and it will weaken North America's

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Speaker 3: economic and national security. My dear friends, whether you're in Canada,

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Speaker 3: in the United States, we cannot let uncertainty become the

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Speaker 3: new certainty in North America. That cannot stand. That will

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Speaker 3: make us less competitive. That's going to weaken US, and

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Speaker 2: And the US Secretary of State Macco Rubios is tariffs

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Speaker 2: are not there to punish other countries, but steel and

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Speaker 2: Russia's court when it comes to ending the Ukraine War.

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Speaker 2: He says the US will speak with Russia today on

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Speaker 2: a thirty day cease fired deal which Ukraine agreed to

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Speaker 2: when they were talking to Saudi Arabia yesterday.

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Speaker 4: We're going to bring it to them directly. We're going

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Speaker 4: to say that Ukraine is prepared to stop all battlefield

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Speaker 4: activity and began the immediate process of negotiating and enduring

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Speaker 4: end of the war. And we'll see what the response is.

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Speaker 4: If their response is yes, then we know we've made

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Speaker 4: real progress and there's a real chance of peace. If

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Speaker 4: their responses, know, it would be highly unfortunate. And then

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Speaker 4: to make their intentions clear.

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, of course, Foreign Minister Wist Peter says, flying to

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Speaker 2: Washington and we'll meet with micro Rubio in the coming days.

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Speaker 2: And finally to Greenland we go, where their center right

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Speaker 2: course dominated by independents and US President Donald Trump's pledged

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Speaker 2: Demiccradhic Party, which favors a slow approach to independence from Denmark.

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Speaker 2: They achieved around thirty percent of the vote, which is

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Speaker 2: It's coming out ten past five.

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Speaker 1: Andrew Dickens on the edition with one roof make your

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Speaker 1: Property Search Simple used dog zibby to.

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Speaker 2: The domestic controversy that is the green bin. So Fanganui

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Speaker 2: Don't we yestick your food waste in it instead of

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Speaker 2: for the cost of eighty to ninety dollars a year,

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Speaker 2: the councils who have adopted the plan are hoping that

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Speaker 2: sum or better solution for our rates. Our family use it.

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Speaker 2: Many people can't see the logic, and many people are

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Speaker 2: so on that advice. In fang Anui, they've made nineteen

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Speaker 2: good news for long range trucking. The Desert Road reopens

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Speaker 2: this has passed and it had to happen. It had

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Speaker 2: And I know we bitch and we moan about roadworks

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Speaker 2: It's like complaining about the smell of paint when you're

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Speaker 2: And bit by bit, the roads of as cities and

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Speaker 2: as we make State Highway won a tolerable road all

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Speaker 2: there are changes to the Foreign Investment Fund, which is

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Speaker 2: supposed to make things easier for people with money overseas

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Speaker 2: So will the changes to the Foreign Investment Fund actually

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Speaker 2: make a difference to tech companies. We've got a tech

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Speaker 1: Big the first Word on the News of the Day,

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Speaker 1: Early edition with Andrew Dickens and One Room Make Your

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Speaker 1: Property Search Simple, New Talk.

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Speaker 2: Nippy sixteen after five. Like to welcome to the program. Richard,

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Speaker 2: the kayaker who takes me quite often. Why are you

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Speaker 2: kayaking at this time at the morning, Richard, and you're

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Speaker 2: out fishing? I love to know, but he says, I

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Speaker 2: say that rates would decrease. Fair point. Let me explain this.

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Speaker 2: Are rates never decrease. Rates always increase. Inflation is forever.

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Speaker 2: So when I say decrease, I mean the increase will decrease.

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Speaker 2: Do you follow right? The government's proposing tax changes to

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Speaker 2: make things easier for foreign investors setting new businesses in

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Speaker 2: New Zealand. So countless tech companies choose to leave early

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Speaker 2: overseas and there's more chance for growth. So these changes

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Speaker 2: this morning. Hello, Mahash, What morning, Andrew? So how will

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Speaker 7: So the change is that Revenue Minister some what has

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Speaker 7: And make sure that out the unrealized.

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Speaker 6: Assets it oversees aren't taxed in Australia, US, United Kingdom,

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Speaker 6: it doesn't get tacked until it's realized. In New Zealand

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Speaker 6: This prevents people who've done these school things and have

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Speaker 2: Of course, there's a bit of a no brainer. Really,

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Speaker 6: first of all, this is fantastic, right, Like we're coming

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Speaker 6: allows more and more fee to look up and start

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Speaker 6: investing and playing a global game, which is nearly the

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Speaker 6: number one thing we have to do to become more productive.

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Speaker 6: And finally just set this up with international standards.

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Speaker 2: Yes, well, you've talked about how you've come back to

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Speaker 2: come back because you have faith in the country and

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Speaker 2: now you've got some rules that are going to help

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Speaker 2: you as well. But what I want to know is

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Speaker 2: how common it is for companies to actually leave New

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Speaker 8: Yeah, so why do why do companies leave?

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Speaker 6: Companies leave because one they want to get talent from

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Speaker 2: It's five twenty two, so good news. Our trust and

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Speaker 2: What are these numbers tell you?

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Speaker 2: the consent for Ryan Bridge. This is early edition. I

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Speaker 2: Nathan says, I've been saying this for years. I sent

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Speaker 2: Callen Proctor from Dunedan, Good morning.

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Speaker 2: Where are we at with this Dunedin bus hub stabbing trial.

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Speaker 10: Tello Blake, good morning Andrew.

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Speaker 2: So Christian jen zed and believes influences are very important

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Speaker 10: That's Right newsort ze Bee can reveal the organization spent

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Speaker 10: through partner companies. Hey, Blake, how's your weather partly cloudy

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Speaker 2: And Adam Cooper joins us from Wellington. Hello, Adam, Holy Andrew.

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Speaker 2: Love your multi level car park at the airport, but

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Speaker 12: Fletcher Construction that opened late twenty eighteen. Now, official documents

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Speaker 12: reveal major remediation work to fix the concrete defects, and

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Speaker 12: the airport's multi level car park is still yet to

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Speaker 12: be done. Despite years of concern and compliance issues now.

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Speaker 12: Council inspectors in twenty twenty discovered drainage issues and cracking

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Speaker 12: in some of the concrete, but neither Fletches, the builder

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Speaker 12: nor the airport will say when repairs are going to

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Speaker 12: be taking place. Now the building remains non compliant and

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Speaker 12: the airport's currently trying to extend its certificate just to

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Speaker 12: allow people to still go in there and park. Our

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Speaker 12: newsrooms put questions to the airport. A spokesperson says the

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Speaker 12: structural integrity of the building is fine, but there are

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Speaker 12: quality issues, they say, affecting the durability, which are still

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Speaker 12: being worked through with Fletchers.

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Speaker 2: And how's willing as weather partly.

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Speaker 12: Cloudy, few showers find by the evening and those southerlyes

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Speaker 12: that are affecting the fairies will ease a bit later

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Speaker 12: on today as well.

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Speaker 2: Seventeen the high okay, so never rerittimand who joins us now,

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Speaker 2: Helen readings. So police are talking to a couple of

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Speaker 2: aucland schools because of an email that's worried people.

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Speaker 13: Yes now, look the officers. They were sent to Wayuku

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Speaker 13: and Rutherford Colleges yesterday. Wayuku going into lockdown and then

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Speaker 13: closing for the afternoon. Now police say any communication is

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Speaker 13: of concerning nature such as this, so everything's taken seriously.

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Speaker 13: This is obviously that threatening email. Police are acknowledging. Look,

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Speaker 13: these situations are very unsettling for parents and also the

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Speaker 13: wider school community, so they're taking it seriously and they're

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Speaker 13: continuing to investigate this.

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Speaker 2: And how's Hawkin's weather Partley cloudy?

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Speaker 13: We've got a passing shower this morning, then fine weather

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Speaker 13: still warm here in Auckland.

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Speaker 2: Twenty four is the high and I thank you neither.

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Speaker 2: It is now seventeen minutes to six. The trade war continues.

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Speaker 2: It's back and forth and up and down, and of

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Speaker 2: course the problem is the markets. The markets have been collapsing,

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Speaker 2: not because things are necessarily bad, because they don't know

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Speaker 2: what's going to happen next. But we knew that this

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Speaker 2: was going to happen. So where we act with the

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Speaker 2: trade wars much McCanns joining us in a few moments time,

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Speaker 2: and also on how when going to have to get

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Speaker 2: tough on Russia now as the peace process continues.

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Speaker 1: Seventeen to six International correspondence with Ends and Eye Insurance,

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Speaker 1: Peace of mind for New Zealand business.

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Speaker 2: This is now accorded to six to the United States.

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Speaker 2: We go mention mc can good morning to you, Andrew,

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Speaker 2: good morning, How are you good? So the back and

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Speaker 2: forth tariffs go back and forth and the markets collapsed.

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Speaker 2: Are these tariffs working.

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Speaker 14: Or it's still early days. This morning, new data came

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Speaker 14: out showing inflation had actually called in the last month.

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Speaker 14: Donald Trump rather claimed that that was because of his policies. However,

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Speaker 14: next month, as we're likely to see the impact of

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Speaker 14: these tariffs, and as you'd have described them correctly, they

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Speaker 14: are back and forth and at times confusing. Here's where

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Speaker 14: it stands now. This morning, America slapped a twenty five

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Speaker 14: percent tariff on all steel and aluminium being imported to

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Speaker 14: the US as it tries to ramp up domestic production.

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Speaker 14: In response to this, the EU is now imposing twenty

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Speaker 14: eight billion dollars worth of tariffs on American products, and

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Speaker 14: Canada says it will slap twenty billion dollars worth on

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Speaker 14: American imports from midnight to night. A Canadian government spokesperson

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Speaker 14: called these Donald Trump tariffs completely unjustified, unfair and unreasonable.

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Speaker 2: Yes, but he's right though. Inflation is down to one

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Speaker 2: point thirty five percent. You know, and the border crossings

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Speaker 2: are down, and so in some ways this thing is

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Speaker 2: already starting to work.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, it's interesting. It's interesting where Americans are at on this.

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Speaker 14: I saw a new poll out from a CNN I

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Speaker 14: think it was a short time ago, and I think

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Speaker 14: fifty six percent of the people they surveyed recently felt

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Speaker 14: that Donald Trump had the right priorities at the moment,

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Speaker 14: approving of the job he was doing. So it's interesting

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Speaker 14: that disconnect between how some people view him outside of

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Speaker 14: America looking at this from afar, whereas people inside America

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Speaker 14: largely are still reasonably supportive of them.

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Speaker 2: Now, I'm talking about back and forth to talk about

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Speaker 2: the Ukraine War, because of course the United States took

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Speaker 2: away the intelligence from Ukraine and then a Russia took

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Speaker 2: advantage of that and it got bloody for the Ukrainians.

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Speaker 2: But now he's given that intelligence back to Ukraine. It's

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Speaker 2: going to get bloody for the Russians. And he's now

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Speaker 2: turned around and said it's time to get tough on Russia.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, that's right. The US seemingly back on side with

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Speaker 14: Ukraine after that fraka at the White House a couple

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Speaker 14: of weeks ago. This comes after the US and Ukraine

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Speaker 14: concluded talks in Saudi Arabia yesterday. They've agreed to pursue

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Speaker 14: a thirty day ceasefire to start negotiations to end the war.

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Speaker 14: One of Voladimiy Zelenski's aides said, after this, it's now

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Speaker 14: in Moscow's hands. We're waiting for a formal response from

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Speaker 14: Vladimir Putin. But the Foreign Minister Sugei Lavrov said that

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Speaker 14: Moscow will avoid compromises that may jeopardize Russian lives, and

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Speaker 14: they said under no conditions, or they accept the presence

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Speaker 14: of NATO troops in Ukraine. But waiting for a formal

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Speaker 14: response to see if we're going to get that thirty

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Speaker 14: day ceasefire. Ukraine and the US want.

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Speaker 2: Matt fantastic work. And I thank you for her time today.

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Speaker 2: And yes, I can't wait to hear from Vladimir Putin.

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Speaker 2: I mean, we've heard from the President of the United

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Speaker 2: States all the time, We've heard from the President of

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Speaker 2: the Ukraine all the time. We've heard back and forth,

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Speaker 2: we've had Rubio talking, we've had everybody talking, but I

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Speaker 2: haven't heard Putin talk. And I think it's time that

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Speaker 2: he came into the game and it's twelve to six.

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Speaker 1: Andrew dickens, all.

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Speaker 2: Right, The government's Big Investment Summit kicks off today in Auckland.

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Speaker 2: There will be more than one hundred capital funds and

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Speaker 2: construction companies and infrastructure experts will be in town. Of course,

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Speaker 2: the purpose of the event is to highlight upcoming partnership

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Speaker 2: opportunities for overseas investment right across the New Zealand's economy

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Speaker 2: and we're praying and hoping and believing that will boost

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Speaker 2: growth and Auckland Business Chamber of CEO Simon Bridges will

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Speaker 2: be there and joins me. Now, Hello, Simon, looking forward

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Speaker 2: to it.

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Speaker 11: Good morning, Andrew. Yeah, well, well I'm glad you're praying

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Speaker 11: for it because that's important.

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Speaker 2: How big a deals is this?

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Speaker 10: You know?

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Speaker 2: Is it going to work? Is it going to live

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Speaker 2: up to the hype?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, look I believe so you've got the makings of

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Speaker 11: a strong event. Is the US today afternoon for the

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Speaker 11: Poephrey and the opening. The Prime Minister made a short,

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Speaker 11: I think extinct statement. I mean what he talked about

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Speaker 11: really was we're open the business the world and you

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Speaker 11: know it's very much in keeping what what they've already

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Speaker 11: said you know, they've started investing there this year. They've

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Speaker 11: they've done their migrant visitor settings, is doing the international

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Speaker 11: set pieces. So I think it was very much in

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Speaker 11: keeping with that. I mean the other thing I thought

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Speaker 11: he said, which was interesting and absolutely correct, is you know,

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Speaker 11: in a very volatile, uncertain world, New Zealand's a safe

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Speaker 11: haven for investment relatively. You know, we're Western, we're English speaking,

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Speaker 11: all of these things. So what's been a disadvantage for

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Speaker 11: us in the past that were a long way away

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Speaker 11: and that were a bit irrelevant maybe I think is

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Speaker 11: coming home for us. The other thing that was interesting yesterday,

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Speaker 11: I mean the start of it. But you know, there's

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Speaker 11: a strong bipartisanship. I think you've got Barbara Edmonds and

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Speaker 11: Karen McNulty from the Labor Party there. So that's good

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Speaker 11: because the international community, you know, those one hundred something

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Speaker 11: investors that you've talked about, they want to see that

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Speaker 11: this is in a flesh in the pan, that this

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Speaker 11: is something that's there for a while.

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Speaker 2: What kind of companies will be there. I know the

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Speaker 2: future fun from Australia is not going to be there,

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Speaker 2: which is unfortunate, and only one from Singapore, but what

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Speaker 2: sort of companies will be there?

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Speaker 11: Oh look, I mean it's you've got some very big investors,

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Speaker 11: you know, so your stars talking to Brookfield, you know,

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Speaker 11: month one of the numbers, I remember the gentleman I

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Speaker 11: was talking to saying one hundred billion invested just in Australia, right,

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Speaker 11: and that is literally just Australia had already quite significant

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Speaker 11: investments in New Zealand. And you've also got the big constructors.

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Speaker 11: You've got guys like it's the owner from Spain, a

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Speaker 11: very significant infrastructure company, Capella Capital, many others. So you know,

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Speaker 11: I definitely think and in fact, you know some of

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Speaker 11: that the internationals there were saying to me is you know,

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Speaker 11: g you actually have compiled a very strong list of

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Speaker 11: people coming to it. So you know, no one suggesting

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Speaker 11: Rome was built in today, Walkland or Wellington for that matter,

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Speaker 11: won't be. But it's a really good start.

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Speaker 2: We know that the government has just opened up for

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Speaker 2: registrations of interest in the Northern Expressway, that twenty eight

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Speaker 2: play and extension of State Highway one. What other projects

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Speaker 2: might they be sprooking at the conference?

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Speaker 11: Yeah, what's a good question. I mean, I think if

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Speaker 11: you just look at the agenda. What you see is

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Speaker 11: you're going to get a high level I think from

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Speaker 11: the Prime Minister, the Finance minister, you know, the leadership

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Speaker 11: of the government if you like, and then and then

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Speaker 11: you know, it gets a bit more and I don't

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Speaker 11: mean this in a bad one. I mean positively, but

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Speaker 11: that's more specific and workmen like you know, we're hearing

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Speaker 11: about immigration, Maori, economy, howth education, justice, resources. So I

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Speaker 11: would expect and I have no special information, but I

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Speaker 11: would expect you'll see the sort of opening up of

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Speaker 11: public private opportunities in those areas. And you know, of

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Speaker 11: course that's in the end. They want the sizzle, they

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Speaker 11: want the vision, but that's in the end what these

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Speaker 11: investors are coming to see. And we need their capital,

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Speaker 11: you know over a one hundred billion dollar deficit and infrastructure,

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Speaker 11: and we also need to know how their innovation and

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Speaker 11: the competition that they bring.

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Speaker 2: Well, good stuff, Simon, enjoy yourself, enjoy the breakfast, and

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Speaker 2: have a great resignment and get out there and sell,

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Speaker 2: sell Sell. Simon Bridges, as your con Chamber's CEO, I

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Speaker 2: can tell you that they're going to concentrate the Government's

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Speaker 2: going to concentrate on four growth sectors. They are aquaculture,

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Speaker 2: renewable energy, clean technology, and advanced trendsportation which includes space.

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Speaker 2: It is coming up seven minutes.

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Speaker 1: To six News and Views You trust to start your

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Speaker 1: day is the early edition with Andrew Dickens and one

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Speaker 1: roof Make Your Property Search Simple, News Talk.

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Speaker 2: Zibby news B. I'm quite excited about going to the

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Speaker 2: bookstore and getting the GQ to read about Liam Newson,

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Speaker 2: but not that because I haven't brought a GQ in ages.

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Speaker 2: GQ is a great magazine. He's got an awful lot

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Speaker 2: of stuff, and it's a lot of fashion, a lot

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Speaker 2: of stuff, a lot of tech, and a lot of Liam.

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Speaker 2: And what I loved about Liam is that he's bringing

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Speaker 2: Jandles and Billabong surf jackets to the fashion world. He's

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Speaker 2: already a superstar. Mike Hosking, Hell, welcome. Where would you do?

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Speaker 2: What shop would you go by? That magazine?

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Speaker 6: At? Oh?

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Speaker 2: Where would you go buy a magazine? Magazino still exists?

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Speaker 2: Yes it does. My supermarket has realized that there's a

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Speaker 2: margin of magazines and has a very good range. But

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Speaker 2: you're quite right, it's interesting the book.

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Speaker 15: My father in law said the other day he had

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Speaker 15: never First of all, he'd never heard of Chris Stapleton.

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Speaker 15: And I played Chris Staple and Chris Staple and I've

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Speaker 15: run rung mar Becks, this is this is the famous

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Speaker 15: father and famous father in law Becks And I've ordered

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Speaker 15: up all the Chris Stapleton's And so you're still buying

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Speaker 15: CDs and magazines. Funny old business, isn't it. But it's

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Speaker 15: going to be massive weekend, huge, weekend huge. I just

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Speaker 15: hope for his sake that something good happens. And because

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Speaker 15: all the talk coming out of Red Bull is that

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Speaker 15: they're they're they're not what they were. It's not a

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Speaker 15: good car, it's not the best car. They didn't run

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Speaker 15: many laps in by rain at the testing because they

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Speaker 15: had problems. And the expectation on him to keep up

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Speaker 15: with Maxistappen is unusually high, but that's been the same

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Speaker 15: for all the guys him. So it's it's one of

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Speaker 15: those games you either performer you don't what I like

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Speaker 15: to but.

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Speaker 2: Marco was saying that the thing about the car is

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Speaker 2: you had to come out of the corner as fast.

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Speaker 2: That's what they're trying to do. And Stappin goes to

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Speaker 2: the very limits and he could control the back end.

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Speaker 2: And the fact that Liam spun out was because he

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Speaker 2: was pushing it to the very limits, which shows he's

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Speaker 2: up for the battle.

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Speaker 15: Well he is until you lose the battle. And if

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Speaker 15: you lose the battle, that's the problem. Because the whole

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Speaker 15: car not to bore everybody, but the whole car. I

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Speaker 15: watched a fascinating video, but the other day. The whole

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Speaker 15: car is structured around the way the staff and tribes,

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Speaker 15: which is highly unusual. And he does things that no

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Speaker 15: one else can do. Hence he's as.

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Speaker 2: Successful as he as the hell out of us.

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Speaker 15: And that's what Perez couldn't do. He said, you drive

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Speaker 15: along or a string of people. Anyway, it's not boring

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Speaker 15: because it's sold out last year. Oh no, my son

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Speaker 15: couldn't get tickets. Everyone loves hundreds of thousand, four and

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Speaker 15: fifty thousand people will go see this thing in Melton

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Speaker 15: and then we show Oh, I don't know, probably that

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Speaker 15: because that sounds more interesting. You're talking about all the

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Speaker 15: other stuff. The investment obviously will to talk to the

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Speaker 15: police and the investment and stuff like that.

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Speaker 2: Actually we will go to Melbourne.

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Speaker 15: We'll bloke and Melbourne talk.

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Speaker 2: That's my thanks to producer can see my name's Andrew Dickens.

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Speaker 2: See you tomorrow. I have a great and productive day.

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