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

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Speaker 1: earlier edition with one roof love where you live news Talks,

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Speaker 1: there'd be good morning in a.

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Speaker 2: Six half to five on your Thursday morning, we'll head

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Speaker 2: to DC for Trump's big address and we'll go to

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Speaker 2: Mitch mccannor NATO this morning. We're also going to do

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Speaker 2: a drive by of the moon as in humans. This

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Speaker 2: is NASA. We'll get across that and Fenn's board members

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Speaker 2: are set to get an up to eighty percent pay rises.

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Speaker 2: That good news or bad news. The agenda day to

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Speaker 2: second of Eightril. Trump reckons the Iranians want to cease

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Speaker 2: fire and this will all be over soon.

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Speaker 3: I would say that within two weeks, maybe two weeks,

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Speaker 3: maybe three. We're heading them very hard. Last night we

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Speaker 3: knocked out tremendous amounts of missile making facilities.

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Speaker 2: Now Run's already come out and said that, no, that's false,

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Speaker 2: that's baseless. We haven't asked for a cease fire. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 2: Trump's at it again talking about leaving NATO, Heiman Rubio.

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Speaker 4: Ultimately, that's a decision for the president to make, and

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Speaker 4: you'll have to make it. We're going to finish the

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Speaker 4: job As I said, we're very very close to achieving

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Speaker 4: our objectives on all of these things that I've outlined,

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Speaker 4: but I do think, unfortunately we are going to have

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Speaker 4: to re examine whether or not this alliance that has

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Speaker 4: served this country well for a while is still serving

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Speaker 4: that purpose.

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Speaker 2: And if you're worried about the straight reopening, don't worry.

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Speaker 2: Starma to the reskue.

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Speaker 5: Above all clear and calm leadership. That is what this

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Speaker 5: country is ready to provide, because my guide from the

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Speaker 5: start of this conflict has always been the British national

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Speaker 5: interest and freedom of navigation in the Middle East is

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Speaker 5: in the British national.

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Speaker 2: Interest, all right, So what are you actually doing? Well,

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Speaker 2: it's a meeting this week with thirty five countries in

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Speaker 2: London to Australia. A very COVID esqu address from alban

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Speaker 2: Easy last night went on all TV and radio stations nationwide.

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Speaker 6: The months ahead may not be easy. I want to

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Speaker 6: be upfront about that. No government can promise to eliminate

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Speaker 6: the pressures that this war is causing. On Monday, National

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Speaker 6: Cabinet adopted the National Fuel Security Plan. Today we cut

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Speaker 6: the fuel excise in half. We are working to bring

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Speaker 6: the price of fuel down.

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Speaker 2: More on that address in a second why some called

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Speaker 2: it more of an Instagram reel than a national address.

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Speaker 2: Let's go to NASA. The astronauts they're there, they're ready.

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Speaker 2: It's a ten day Artemis two mission. Why't actually land

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Speaker 2: on the moon that it's going to circle around it.

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Speaker 7: You do not want to do anything too quick in

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Speaker 7: this vehicle. You need to take your time. You need

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Speaker 7: to process everything. Almost always appears bigger dividends to move

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Speaker 7: forward then to go backwards. So no foustands in the cockpit.

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Speaker 7: We're going to go slow and we have the ultimate

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Speaker 7: trust in each other and that's how we will get

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

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Speaker 1: Bridge and one roof love where you live.

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Speaker 2: Used talk set me fine after five. Don't mess with fishes.

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Speaker 2: That's the very clear message this week, isn't it Those anglers?

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Speaker 2: The angler lobby is strong. There's another hullaballoo at Parliament.

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Speaker 2: This is yesterday over the fishing Reform Bill that Shane

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Speaker 2: now you've got all these national backbenches, including Vanessa Weening

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Speaker 2: and there's nothing wrong with saying this, Submit on the

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Speaker 2: behavior of National Party backbenches. So a bit of a hullabaloo.

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Speaker 2: But the coalition agreement, because this is what it all

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Speaker 2: regulations that impede the productivity and enormous potential of the

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Speaker 2: So I wouldn't have thought that that's going to get

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Speaker 8: I thought it was relatively disappointing that change didn't go through.

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Speaker 8: The reason I say that is it won't make any

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Speaker 8: A lot of them will die or are dead, and

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Speaker 8: that change was made. I understand why it was because

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Speaker 8: factually there wasn't a lot of understanding of that particular change.

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Speaker 8: It doesn't impact sea low because we don't fish in

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Speaker 2: So the question then becomes was the back down was

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Speaker 2: the clause better for fish stocks or worse? I'm left

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Speaker 2: I'm unsure at this point. The one thing I know

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Speaker 2: is that the clearly the recreational fisher lobby has a

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Speaker 2: National Party, even after five year. On news Talk ZIB,

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Speaker 2: next fens, who's getting an eighty percent pay rise? Is

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Speaker 2: it the front line firefighters?

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Speaker 1: On your radio and online on iheard Radio early edition

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

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Speaker 2: News Talks dB five person News Talk ZIB. It could

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Speaker 2: be a good day for Chris Pink, could be a

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Speaker 2: good day for James Meaga. There's a cabinet reshuffle happening.

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Speaker 2: We'll talk about that in ten minutes, Ryan Bred right

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Speaker 2: now FORIREG and emergency board members getting a pay rise

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Speaker 2: of up to eighty percent this year comes as the

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Speaker 2: firefighters themselves are fighting for a pay rise. Equipment's breaking things,

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Speaker 2: a firefighters angry. Basically, Taxpayers Union also a bit angry

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Speaker 2: this morning. Jordan Williams, Taxpayers Union Executive director.

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Speaker 9: Of US Morning Jordan, Good morning, Ryan.

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Speaker 2: Now, the argument is that you need to pay board

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Speaker 2: members a decent wicket, otherwise you get, you know, pay peanuts,

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Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean that is true, but this really actually

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Speaker 9: just highlights what have been systematic issues with a total

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Speaker 9: FENDS is that the rural and urban fire services were

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Speaker 9: merged together in twenty sixteen back under Peter when Peter

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Speaker 9: actually moved to d amalgamate them. Our most recent report

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Speaker 9: a billion a year. We get more correspondence than any

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Speaker 9: other government agent. We're just staying in the other government

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Speaker 9: agencies about failures of governance within FENS. Clearly it has

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Speaker 9: lost its community service ethos. I can go through lots

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Speaker 9: of've got a third more managers since FENN started, despite

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Speaker 9: having only five percent more firefighters. The point is this,

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Speaker 9: you've got frontline workers desperate for equipment that actually works,

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Speaker 9: desperate for actually a fair wage, and you have a

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Speaker 9: what they would call a BS tower, a management hierarchy

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Speaker 9: in Wellington that is totally out of touch.

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Speaker 2: But is that is that because we're paying them board

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Speaker 2: were go up to forty five. I mean, is it

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Speaker 9: Well, it used to be. It used to have a

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Speaker 9: real community service ethos. Unfortunately I understand that it's gone.

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Speaker 9: There were quite serious allegations about toxicity. Toxicity within the

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Speaker 9: senior hierarchy within FENDS. Their management structure has exploded. I

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Speaker 9: think last county was eight deputy chief executives. The oversight

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Speaker 9: was actually sits not with treasury. It sits with the IA,

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Speaker 9: its apartment in affairs. Because they're not funded through taxes,

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Speaker 9: you don't have to wreck treasury oversight. FENDS is funded

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Speaker 9: through an insurance levy. The point is two things. Number One,

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Speaker 9: very clearly there as failures of government. I'm not convinced governance.

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Speaker 9: I'm not convinced it's not good people willing to put

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Speaker 9: their hand up. It's the government's poor oversight are of

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Speaker 9: this organization. And number two is when this was going through,

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Speaker 9: one of the compromises that taxpayers were promised was a

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Speaker 9: post implementation review of things. We are now ten years

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Speaker 9: later and it has not happened. In fact, there hasn't

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Speaker 9: just not happened. Brook van Valden turned down the request

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Speaker 9: like this demonstrate why we need that review, because, frankly,

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Speaker 9: when you've got the you know, the firefighting union, which

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Speaker 2: Be something's got to be wrong. Jordan, appreciate your time

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Speaker 2: this morning. Thank you, Jordan Williams, Taxpayers and an executive

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Speaker 2: direct to Time. As eighteen minutes after five, Bryan brie

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Speaker 2: He existed something about the Royal Navy that upset the

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Speaker 2: Royal Navy, and the reason it's upsetting them is because

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Speaker 2: it's kind of true.

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Speaker 10: There are countries around the world who be prepared to

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Speaker 2: It's not just the United States Navy.

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Speaker 10: Last time I checked, there was supposed to be a big,

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Speaker 2: Now that was dripping in sarcasm the last little comment there.

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Speaker 2: And what's interesting is the top brass of the military

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Speaker 2: it is a little embarrassing. General Jenkins, he's your first

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Speaker 2: Sea lord. He's admitted the Navy is not ready for war.

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Speaker 2: The British Navy, according to the Defense investig this is

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Speaker 2: end of this decade. When asked to clarify if this

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Speaker 2: he confirmed he did not think so. It couldn't be

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Speaker 2: any clearer than that. Took them three weeks. Remember they

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Speaker 2: the Cold War, UK had fifty one destroyers and frigates.

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Speaker 2: why it stinks. Five nineteen News and Views You Trust

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Speaker 1: It's early edition with Bryan Bridge and one roof Love,

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Speaker 1: where you Live News Talks.

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Speaker 2: I'd b twenty one after five all very exciting because

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Speaker 2: this morning at eleven twenty four, Artemis II will send

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Speaker 2: four astronauts on their way around the Moon, NASA's first

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Speaker 2: mancraft to go beyond orbit since nineteen seventy two. Very

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Speaker 2: excited about this is hurry Tina MOGUSTANYU Astrobiology Network with

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Speaker 10: Good morning, Good morning.

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Speaker 2: So why do we need to do a drive by first?

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Speaker 2: Why can't we just land there and set up a

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Speaker 2: Twenty six News TALKSB. The American President is doing a

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Speaker 6: My fellow Australians, By nature. We're an optimistic country, but

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Speaker 6: But he continued, tonight, I want to speak directly with

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Speaker 2: What are they doing well, They've have the petrol excise,

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Speaker 6: Thanks Elbow, we will deal with these global challenges the

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Speaker 2: In good evening. So the polling expert that I mentioned earlier,

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Speaker 2: it was. News TALKSB twenty nine after five, we're head

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Speaker 2: Pretty far away from six year on News Talk ZB,

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Speaker 2: A trip between Auckland and Fungaday could cost you fourteen

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Speaker 2: expressway it's a PPP, it's a ron so all the acronyms,

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Speaker 2: And if you want a nice, brand spanking new road,

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Speaker 1: To bran bread.

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Speaker 2: Let's go to our reporters, Color Proctor and Morning Culm

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Speaker 2: Morning right. What are the catch limits with the rock

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Speaker 12: They've just been increased here following a sustainability review which

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Speaker 12: It also follows management procedures introduced here back in twenty

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Speaker 12: Minister Shane Jones says this increases good news not just

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Speaker 12: Good day to be a lobster find today nor easterlies

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Speaker 2: Jess Callum morning clear in christ Church? How are you

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Speaker 2: good morning?

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Speaker 1: Well?

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Speaker 13: Thanks?

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Speaker 2: What's going on with the pong in the east? Still worry?

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Speaker 13: It just goes on and on and on. Christ Church

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Speaker 13: more than five thousand community complaints. A decision is due

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Speaker 2: How's your weather.

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Speaker 13: Nice day here in Christchurch, fine northeasterlies and the high

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Speaker 2: Have a great long weekend clear in Maxim, Wellington, Morning Max,

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Speaker 2: good morning. What's happening at to Papa?

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Speaker 14: Well, yeah, there's a story here. It's up on the

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Speaker 14: It's made a surprise visitor to Papa for an exhibition

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Speaker 14: that features the tortoises story. What happened was in Greece

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Speaker 14: in nineteen sixteen. She was run over by a French

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Speaker 14: by generation after generation in Hawk's Bay to Papa's Gallipoli exhibit.

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Speaker 14: The excellent Gallipoli Exhibit here has a replica of this

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Speaker 2: Wow, how did they live forrges? Don't they?

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Speaker 14: I don't know, one hundred, one hundred and fifty years.

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Speaker 2: Bit like neither. She's here in a minute.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, close, a cool start, but fine weather today nineteen Hello, hello, I.

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Speaker 2: Feel like a beady for one hundred years? Or to

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Speaker 2: He's always going to out do y.

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Speaker 16: Oh, well he'll do all of us?

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Speaker 2: Who will? Who will? Hey? The freedom camping at Wisme's Bay.

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Speaker 16: Yes, now, look, the councils put a pause on this.

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Speaker 16: Why repeated rule breaking? So the site has spots. This

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Speaker 16: is for three self contained vehicles. Now they can only

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Speaker 16: stay a maximum of one night, but the council's given

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Speaker 16: one hundred and seventy finves. This has happened over the

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Speaker 16: past two years to campus staying just outside that designated area.

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Speaker 16: There've also been reports of parking in disabled spots. Come on, people,

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Speaker 16: there's a big no no, and camping intents. No, no,

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Speaker 16: can't do that.

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Speaker 2: Now this I know this area. Yes, it stinks down

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Speaker 2: there because Cox's Bay is always a no swim bay

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Speaker 2: because it's just got sewerage being pumped out there all

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Speaker 2: the time. So when you walk past, you see these

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Speaker 2: camper vans and it's next to one of the worst

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Speaker 2: beaches in Auckland, and it's stinks. It's like living in Bromley.

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Speaker 16: But do you know what, The tourists love it because

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Speaker 16: it looks so beautiful and it's so popular. So I

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Speaker 16: think they think, oh, look at that Lock's gorgeous, doesn't it.

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Speaker 2: Oh, we don't care about the pond. Put a peg

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Speaker 2: on your nose.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, you're quite right though.

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Speaker 2: How's that weather?

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Speaker 16: Billy cloudy clearing to fine this afternoon for the long weekend.

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Speaker 2: Hallelujah.

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Speaker 16: Twenty two is the high you can tell that. I'm

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Speaker 16: very very happy.

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Speaker 2: I can tell you very craise B. Eighteen to six.

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Speaker 2: News talks THEREB, We're in New York. Next news talks, B.

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Speaker 2: It is quarter to six. Bit of horn move's hope.

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Speaker 2: Saw a rally on the stock markets on Wall Street.

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Speaker 2: This is yesterday. Major indexes up their biggest one day

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Speaker 2: games in ten months. So think the investors are looking

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Speaker 2: a little positive about what Trump's going to say today.

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Speaker 2: And oil has come back down overnight when below one

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Speaker 2: hundred dollars a barrel. Our last time I checked, trading

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Speaker 2: at about one hundred and two. So there you go.

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Speaker 2: We'll sit and wait and we'll speak to our correspondent

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Speaker 2: out of Washington in a few minutes time.

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Speaker 1: International correspondence with ends and eye insurance, Peace of mind

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Speaker 1: for New Zealand business First.

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Speaker 2: BLA, let's go to Mitch McCann, our US correspondent, who's

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Speaker 2: here to talk about NATO and whether the US I mean,

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Speaker 2: he's threttened this before, Mitch, but they are obviously seriously

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Speaker 2: considering again to pull out or not. Yeah, that's right,

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Ryan.

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Speaker 10: Donald Trump's done a couple of interviews on the US

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Speaker 10: relationship with NATO, and these are perhaps his most forceful

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Speaker 10: comments yet about the possibility that America could withdraw from

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Speaker 10: the alliance. The context, of course, is that Donald Trump

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Speaker 10: has found Ryan for a long time that Europe doesn't

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Speaker 10: pull its weight for its own defense and that Uncle

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Speaker 10: Sam's always going to be there. And in recent weeks

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Speaker 10: he's been furious that Europe hasn't come to secure the

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Speaker 10: Strait of Hormuz, and Donald Trump really feels this is

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Speaker 10: a one way relationship. So he's done an interview with

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Speaker 10: the Telegraph in the UK where he was asked if

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Speaker 10: he would reconsider America's membership after the war in Iran,

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Speaker 10: and he said, yes, I would say it's beyond reconsideration.

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Speaker 10: I was never swayed by NATO. I always knew they

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Speaker 10: were a paper tiger. And Putin knows that too, by

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Speaker 10: the way. He's then done an interview with Reuters saying

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Speaker 10: he's absolutely reconsidering their membership and may withdraw from NATO,

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Speaker 10: and something he's likely to talk about tonight. He's doing

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Speaker 10: a primetime address to the United States at nine pm

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Speaker 10: Local so two o'clock in the afternoon in New Zealand.

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Speaker 2: First, though, we've got the fewest Supreme Court hearing or

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Speaker 2: arguments on the citizenship stuff.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, and Donald Trump has actually been in attendance at

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Speaker 10: court for this. Today he becomes the first city US

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Speaker 10: president to attend the Supreme Court. Now, Donald Trump signed

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Speaker 10: an executive order last year trying to stop automatic citizenship

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Speaker 10: for people born in the US. He believes that people

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Speaker 10: are illegally migrating here to have children just so that

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Speaker 10: they can become citizens. But opponents say this is written

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Speaker 10: into the US Constitution, it can't be changed without a

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Speaker 10: two thirds vote of the Senate and most US states

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Speaker 10: voting in favor of it. So those arguments have been

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Speaker 10: held today. It's interesting, Ryan, Well, many in the US

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Speaker 10: are outraged about this. Many countries don't offer birthright citizenship.

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Speaker 10: New Zealand is one that doesn't offer unconditional birthright citizenship.

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Speaker 10: So that's playing out in the courts at the moment

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Speaker 10: here in the US.

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Speaker 2: Mitch, you know, when Trump says one thing and then

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Speaker 2: says the exact opposite, all in the same breath, what

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Speaker 2: do you do with that information? You know, what what

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Speaker 2: part do you take as truth? What part do you

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Speaker 2: take as gospel?

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Speaker 10: You know, it's very difficult to know. And you were

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Speaker 10: talking about the Mark it's a little bit earlier, and

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Speaker 10: it seems the markets have been extremely reactive to his

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Speaker 10: truth social comments, only for him to post something, you know,

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Speaker 10: completely different a couple of hours later. So I think

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Speaker 10: you've really got to take it with a grain assault sometimes.

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Speaker 10: I mean, this war was going to be over within

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Speaker 10: two weeks it's now been going a month and it

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Speaker 10: could last another two weeks, so it's hard to know.

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Speaker 2: Mitch. Appreciate the update as always, Mitch McCann, our US correspondent.

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Speaker 2: He's with us from New York, just gone twelve minutes

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Speaker 2: away from.

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Speaker 1: Six Ryan Bridge.

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Speaker 2: A couple of little updates for you. So this is

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Speaker 2: before the war began. Signs of recovery for residential construction

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Speaker 2: sector and boy don't they need it. This is for February.

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Speaker 2: Building consent numbers were up eleven point seven percent from

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Speaker 2: the same month a year ago, so that was good.

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Speaker 2: Emphasis on was we'll see what happens from here. And

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Speaker 2: the UAE, you know that the Persian Gulf countries haven't

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Speaker 2: become involved in the war. They haven't actually gone. They've

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Speaker 2: been hit, but they haven't attacked. And the UAE is

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Speaker 2: now talking about helping the US, helping the Brits, helping

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Speaker 2: any allies really open the strait of hor Mood by force.

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Speaker 2: They are ready to enter the Group chat and they've

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Speaker 2: been lobbying the UN, the UN Security Council. They want

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Speaker 2: a resolution to actually authorize that sort of action. Obviously

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Speaker 2: it's then their interest to have this thing open time

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Speaker 2: is eleven minutes away from six. We'll be back right

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Speaker 2: after this.

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

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Speaker 1: edition with Ryan Bridge and one roof love.

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Speaker 2: Where you live News Talks, i'd b nine minutes away

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Speaker 2: from six. Pologies we couldn't get to Washington in the end,

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Speaker 2: but this was Trump talking about how long this thing

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Speaker 2: could drag on.

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Speaker 3: I would say that within two weeks, maybe two weeks,

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Speaker 3: maybe three, we're knocked out excuse me.

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Speaker 2: Part of everything.

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Speaker 1: The US will be gone or done with the warrants.

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Speaker 3: I think we two or three weeks.

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Speaker 2: So the White House now saying that his address, which

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Speaker 2: is two pm our time, you'll be all tuning in

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Speaker 2: no doubt they'll have coverage chair on News Talks at

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Speaker 2: b But the White House saying he's going to reiterate

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Speaker 2: that message this afternoon. Go now. Meantime, the International Energy Agency,

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Speaker 2: this is the one that's We've got the Tickets Forum

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Speaker 2: releasing the ohel the four hundred million barrels of oil

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Speaker 2: from the emergency stocks. So the International Energy Agency boss

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Speaker 2: has come out and said the bleeding obvious really that

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Speaker 2: April will be much worse than March because March oil

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Speaker 2: supplies benefited from shipments that were already on the water

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Speaker 2: before the war began. So things will get tighter in

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Speaker 2: April before they get better, depending on what Trump says

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Speaker 2: this afternoon. Of course. The other interesting thing that happened

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Speaker 2: last night was that China is joining Pakistan because everyone

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Speaker 2: wants to be the mediator, everyone wants to be the

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Speaker 2: peace broker, and Pakistan Islama bad has kind of put

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Speaker 2: his hand up and said, we can do it, we

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Speaker 2: can host the talks. Happy to China is now joining

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Speaker 2: forces with them to try and bring about a ceasefire

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Speaker 2: and to try and get the Straight of Horror moves

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Speaker 2: opened again. The big question for well, mainly countries like

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Speaker 2: US in Asia that are more dependent on the Straight

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Speaker 2: for oil, is whether the Americans will just pull out,

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Speaker 2: not worry about doing anything with the Straight, try and

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Speaker 2: leave it up to everybody else when everybody else actually

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Speaker 2: doesn't doesn't have much of a chance of doing anything

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Speaker 2: about it themselves. Time is seven away from six on

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Speaker 2: your rain bridge, and a very good morning to you

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Speaker 2: if you're just joining us. Mike is walking into the studio,

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Speaker 2: Good morning, Mike. Not quite sat down there, you sort

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Speaker 2: material We may have had an interview fall over. Okay,

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Speaker 2: to say the toll, well, we were just talking about tolls.

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Speaker 2: Sean has ticked in the tower earlier saying to the

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Speaker 2: people are complaining about the tolls, take the old road

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Speaker 2: with less traffic. You'll know this from heading north. Yes,

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Speaker 2: so fourteen dollars twenty return for what for tolls including

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Speaker 2: the new section that they're going to start building.

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Speaker 17: So the total you mean, so for the double So

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Speaker 17: at the moment we pay two or three dollars, and

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Speaker 17: so you'd take that off, but you'd add the new one,

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Speaker 17: so you'd be paying seven each seven each way.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you'll be happy with that. Yeah, and you can

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Speaker 2: always because this still is allway.

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Speaker 15: You've got it.

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Speaker 17: Well, the Lord of the Landers, you've got to have

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Speaker 17: an alternative, so you're not forcing people to pay, and

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Speaker 17: no one uses the alternative unless they live in the

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Speaker 17: particular region.

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Speaker 15: People are happy to pay. There are some things in

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Speaker 15: life that cost money, and we're happy to pay. Have

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Speaker 15: you seen the car sales numbers this morning?

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Speaker 9: Yes?

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Speaker 15: I did for March.

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Speaker 17: There's something going on there because I can't work out

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Speaker 17: first of all, this fomo. There's unquestionably pomo. People have

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Speaker 17: gone out and bought bebs and peahabs and all.

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Speaker 15: That sort of stuff.

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Speaker 17: But the other thing is, you don't just go out

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Speaker 17: and buy a car. No, And you know if we're

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Speaker 17: apparently we're broke, we're poor, we've got no money, we

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Speaker 17: need sandwiches and why aren't we getting cheaper gas?

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Speaker 15: But remember, I'll go.

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Speaker 2: Buy a car. Yes, but remember because we went through

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Speaker 2: four years of no one thought it was a good

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Speaker 2: idea to buy a big household item. Remember, and then

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Speaker 2: for the fifth time in December it was like, oh, yeah,

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Speaker 2: we think just go by it might be time. Yeah,

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Speaker 2: so people obviously were dreaming of a car and we're

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Speaker 2: going to buy Yeah, I think so people have got

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Speaker 2: a bit more money.

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Speaker 17: The number well, so clearly, but anyway, the numbers numbers

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Speaker 17: are up. Record of the good thing is that it's at.

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Speaker 15: Fourteen one thousand cars for the month.

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Speaker 17: That's a really really good month. And you've seen loads

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Speaker 17: of ten or eleven thousand cars per month. So at fourteen,

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Speaker 17: that's it doesn't matter what sort of cars are sales

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Speaker 17: and sales and businesses business and if people are going

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Speaker 17: to afford cars in good luck to them. By the

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Speaker 17: reshuffle today, No, no, are you well, do you think

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Speaker 17: it's an odd time to do it?

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Speaker 15: Like, what do you mean easter Easter.

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Speaker 2: In the middle of a crisis.

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Speaker 17: Well, no, I think it's the juxtaposition between what the

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Speaker 17: media wanted to be. I'm really old Thomas Cogland this

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Speaker 17: morning and the man that guy goes into the weeds,

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Speaker 17: doesn't he He's got this thing going. I mean, I mean,

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Speaker 17: we all love Thomas, but I mean, for God's like,

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Speaker 17: there's a couple of going Meaga may get and may

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Speaker 17: get in a promotion and Pink may get a promotion.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, are you changing your view of the world because

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Speaker 15: of that?

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Speaker 2: No? I mean, honestly, I had heard that, And look,

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Speaker 2: I don't know if this is true, but I sort

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Speaker 2: of believed it that Goldsmith actually wanted defense. Everyone's saying

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Speaker 2: he's going to be attorney general, but that he wanted defense.

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Speaker 15: Really, why would you want it? Scase on the up

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Speaker 15: and up.

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Speaker 2: Yes, it's a sexy sort of portfolio at the moment, isn't.

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Speaker 2: It's got all the money.

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Speaker 15: He's spending a bit of money.

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Speaker 2: Money.

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Speaker 15: You can go drive a tank.

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Speaker 2: You're transforming something.

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Speaker 15: Yeah, I see if you drones?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I got it.

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Speaker 17: Didn't he look hopeless yesterday, so that this BSA thing,

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Speaker 17: which is the biggest non story going because the BSA

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Speaker 17: are pointless and useless in a waste of time and

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Speaker 17: no one pays attention to them anyway. So so so

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Speaker 17: Winston's out there again. We need to do this and

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Speaker 17: we need to blow it up and we need to

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Speaker 17: change it. And then Paul Goldsmith bumbles along with a

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Speaker 17: folder fill of paper, going oh, well we're having a

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Speaker 17: look at this.

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Speaker 15: He's been looking at that for two and a half years.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 17: I mean if he's if that's the sort of attitude

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Speaker 17: you bring to a portfolio, the last thing you want

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Speaker 17: to do is put him in charge of defense, do

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Speaker 17: you I mean what I'm saying. By the way, just quickly,

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Speaker 17: did you see did you see this? Is like my friend,

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Speaker 17: did you see Albanesi last night?

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Speaker 2: Yes?

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Speaker 15: What a try hard was that?

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Speaker 17: Very don't panic Australia and I had Easter and don't panic.

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Speaker 2: Opening with my fellow Australians. You're not the second president anyway.

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Speaker 2: There's more where this came from the complex. Have a

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Speaker 2: great week you everyone. See you next week.

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