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Speaker 1: Oliver Piece and six PR Perth. Hello. Oh do I

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Speaker 1: have to push the button to get him on?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 1: Sorry, OLLI, Hey Ailey, Hello Andrew. We'll get onto the

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Speaker 1: source soon. I know it's a burning question, but first,

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Speaker 1: apparently your Prime minister reshuffled his cabinet. And why that's

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Speaker 1: more important than source, I don't know.

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Speaker 2: Well, it's important at the moment because you know those

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Speaker 2: big changes. Is the world wise indicated Andrew Giles and

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Speaker 2: Clara O'Neil out of Home Affairs and immigration and that

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Speaker 2: was two people's jobs. Now it's one person's job. Tony Burke,

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Speaker 2: who is a senior minister in the Albanezi government, very

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Speaker 2: experienced and probably one of the best performers on his

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Speaker 2: feet in the Parliament, he gets Home Affairs, he gets Immigration.

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Speaker 2: He also gets Multicultural Affairs, which is important because he's

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Speaker 2: a Western Sydney MP. But really, in the end, this

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Speaker 2: is a pretty weak reallocation of portfolios because the Prime

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Speaker 2: Minister can't choose his own cabinet. The union's telling who

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Speaker 2: he could have and they all decide on the names

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Speaker 2: and are put forward. So Giles, who's been a hopeless minister,

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Speaker 2: just gets reallocated a lesser portfolio in skills and Clara O'Neil,

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Speaker 2: who's done a terrible job in her portfolio of being

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Speaker 2: home the Fairs min It's just she's now the Housing

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Speaker 2: Minister and we've got a housing crisis, so she goes

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Speaker 2: from one housing from one crisis to another. Murray what

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Speaker 2: who's stuffed up the agriculture portfolio and decided to end

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Speaker 2: the live export trade. He also got a promotion, So

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Speaker 2: in the end, Andrew, nobody's really been promoted from the

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Speaker 2: back bench. They're the same people who have just recycled

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Speaker 2: with new portfolios.

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Speaker 1: New coat of paint of course, sorry, a new code

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Speaker 1: of paint. What was your metaphor going to be a

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Speaker 1: new code of paint on a peg?

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Speaker 2: What? Yeah, something like that. As the Titanic starts to seek.

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Speaker 1: So and this all well, the polls continue to go

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Speaker 1: in the wrong direction for Albernazy, so he needed a refresh,

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Speaker 1: not a resort.

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Speaker 2: And the timing of this is interesting. It's obviously the

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Speaker 2: energyly middle of the winter recess, and it still leads

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Speaker 2: open then the possibility that he actually goes to an

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Speaker 2: election before Christmas. There's a fewer lections scheduled in Australia

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Speaker 2: over the next six months. You've got a Queensland election,

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Speaker 2: You've got an early election in Western Australia where I

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Speaker 2: am next year, he'll win or the Labor Party will

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Speaker 2: win the WA election. They're going to get booted from

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Speaker 2: office in Queensland. So timing is obviously everything in politics,

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Speaker 2: and I wouldn't be surprised if alban Easy decides to

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Speaker 2: jump before those two state elections.

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Speaker 1: All right. Horrific story. A young Saudi woman reportedly kidnapped

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Speaker 1: from Melbourne and then taken back to Saudi Arabia.

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Speaker 2: This is really concerning. Her name is Lalita and she

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Speaker 2: was escaped Saudi Arabia to live here in Australia because

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Speaker 2: she was forced to marry at the age of eleven.

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Speaker 2: She had her first child at around thirteen. Would you

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Speaker 2: believe it? Andrew? Now her cousin has broken the news

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Speaker 2: in Australia. This happened about a year ago and speaking

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Speaker 2: through their lawyers, have indicated that she made a call

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Speaker 2: to her cousin, who lives here in Australia, late one

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Speaker 2: night back in May of twenty twenty three to say

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Speaker 2: they're coming to get me. They're on their way ledge

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Speaker 2: that four men turned up to her house. They took

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Speaker 2: her to Melbourne Airport, she boorded a plane to Kuala Lumpa.

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Speaker 2: She was then on her way to Saudi Arabia and

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Speaker 2: she's never been heard of again. They believe she may

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Speaker 2: be in a Saudi Arabian jail, but we don't know.

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Speaker 2: We can't confirm any of this information. And the question

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Speaker 2: being asked is how can this go on in Australia

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Speaker 2: that four men can turn up to her house, bully

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Speaker 2: her obviously to get onto an aeroplane to leave Australia.

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Speaker 2: When they go looking for their CCTV footage at the airport,

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Speaker 2: it's gone, it's disappeared, it's not even there. So there's

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Speaker 2: a lot to this story. There's a lot of concern

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Speaker 2: around how this can obviously happen under the nose of

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Speaker 2: Australian Federal Police and the Border Force at the airport.

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Speaker 2: But what a horrific story. And we're only obviously scratching

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Speaker 2: the surface on this one, Andrew, but it is rather

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Speaker 2: out concerning.

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Speaker 1: Finally, where do you keep the tomato sauce and the

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Speaker 1: fridge of the pantry. Apparently there's a generational divides Master

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Speaker 1: for Master Foods, who makes your sauce has come out

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Speaker 1: with the definitive answer they.

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Speaker 2: Have And I will not keep anybody guessing and waiting

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Speaker 2: anymore because this person Mail, and what a great surname is,

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Speaker 2: You're going to be delivering the news. Ross Mail, the

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Speaker 2: head of research and development for Master Foods, who's been

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Speaker 2: there for fifteen years. Andrew says, there's only one place

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Speaker 2: in our homes of the iconic red bottles of sauce belong,

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Speaker 2: and that is, of course, in the fridge.

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Speaker 1: Hold on when you buy them in the supermarket, though

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Speaker 1: they're not on the fridge, they're on the shelf.

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Speaker 2: That's right. But when you open it, it helps keep the

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Speaker 2: quality so it tastes and looks fresher for longer. The

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Speaker 2: colder temperature helps slow down the aging process, which keeps

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Speaker 2: its brighter and red color, and it has a stronger

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Speaker 2: tomato flavor. So if you want more out of your sauce,

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Speaker 2: you got more sauce out of your sauce, put it

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Speaker 2: in the fridge.

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Speaker 1: But hold on, it says that on the bottle. So

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Speaker 1: why are we even having this debate?

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Speaker 2: Because like New Zealanders, Australians are divided on the old

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Speaker 2: tomato sauce question, and you'll never shift it from fifty

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Speaker 2: to fifty being fridge.

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Speaker 1: Or covered good Man, Elean Peterson, I thank you so

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Speaker 1: much from six PR.

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