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Speaker 2: News Dogs.

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Speaker 3: It'd be good morning at six after five. Great to

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Speaker 3: the cricket at home. Andrew Alderson is all sorts of excited.

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Speaker 3: Plus Mike is bouncing around the newsroom this morning because

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Speaker 3: It is Monday, the fourth of November. Spain's king has

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Speaker 3: yelling at him. You can hear some of it there,

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Speaker 3: blame India? It's believed the worsening equality is a result

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Speaker 2: Thank you, LIUs and gentlemen for paying your rent every

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Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a new investigation coming out and we're

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Speaker 2: Furniture Beds and a playing Store News Talk.

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Speaker 3: SIY So their US election is this week? Does anyone care?

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Speaker 3: this morning, though, is this really interesting story in the Herald.

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Speaker 3: So do you feed your baby or do you have

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Speaker 3: Fourten after five. Great to have your company. Trump speaking

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Speaker 3: if any If he does say anything of interest. If

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Speaker 3: you're in Wellington, on average, you're paying four thousand, four

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Speaker 2: Five Brian Bridge.

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Speaker 3: A new report out this morning shows the eye watering social,

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Speaker 3: economic and fiscal costs of the current approach to dental

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Speaker 3: calls for universal dental care. Max Harris is the Action

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Speaker 3: Station campaigner with us this morning. Max, Good morning, Good morning, Ryan,

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Speaker 3: nice to be on. Nice to have you on the show.

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Speaker 3: First of all, because I said to my producer Leo,

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Speaker 6: Action Stations an organization that works on campaigns and policy.

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Speaker 6: But the report has actually been done by Frank Advice

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Speaker 6: Expacsion Session does call itself kind of broadly progressive right

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Speaker 6: This was this was authored by someone of the backgrounds

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Speaker 6: So what the report does is, you know, a lot

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Speaker 6: the costs, and that's fair enough. But the report looks

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Speaker 3: is terrible. It sounds like you're coming to us from

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Speaker 3: a toilet. That's very annoying. That's Max Harris Action station campaigner.

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Speaker 3: So the report, as you heard where it's come from.

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Speaker 3: looks at not just the fiscal cost, the straight fiscal

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Speaker 1: You Trust to start your day's early edition with Ryan

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Speaker 3: Five on your Monday morning. Great to have your company

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Speaker 3: this morning. We've just been talking to Action Station. This

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Speaker 3: They're called put together a report. They reckon that the

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Speaker 3: fact we don't have universal gental care is costing us

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Speaker 3: huge in this country, not just fiscally but also in

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Speaker 2: News Talk Siddy, good morning.

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Speaker 3: It is twenty four minutes away from six year on

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Speaker 3: news Talk said, be great to have your company this

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Speaker 3: Historic record breaking bashing of India by our black Caps.

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Speaker 3: We are very excited about this. Andrew Orlison has been

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Speaker 3: lead the news with the historic black Caps win. Mozzie,

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Speaker 2: Twenty three to six, Ryan Bridge, We're.

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Speaker 3: Going to my reporters around the country, starting in Dunedan

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Speaker 3: with Callen proc to Callen, Good morning. An investigation has

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Speaker 9: This was the Exotic Pet expo in Donedan back in July.

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Speaker 3: Your weather today, most of the cloudy chants.

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Speaker 3: Christ Church Hospital staff worried about the toxic fumes at work.

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Speaker 10: Yes, sir Ryan, good morning. This is the toxic fumes

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Speaker 3: Nice one. Thanks Max Neva's an Auckland hay Neva, good morning.

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Speaker 5: going to be positive. It's going to be great. The tree.

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Speaker 5: It's going to be a mainstay for the city center

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Speaker 5: for years to come. And in addition it's going to

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Speaker 5: be you know, they'll have all those celebrations to round Christmas.

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Speaker 5: So they've got the Smith and Coey windows that they're

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Speaker 5: going to light up center, parades coming.

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Speaker 3: That's all on for young and old aj met It's

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Speaker 3: quite a big Trainone who's paying for it is at

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Speaker 3: heart of the city. Maybe it must be yeah, and

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Speaker 3: the local businesses exactly.

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Speaker 5: I thought, how long will it take for someone to

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Speaker 5: try and climb there with some.

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Speaker 3: Or do you know what'll they'll all be defecating around it?

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Speaker 3: Oh Christmas, that's what they're doing. You're quite are they

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Speaker 3: flinging around and all sorts?

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Speaker 5: Well, you know this was going to be my positive story.

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Speaker 3: No ruined. How's the weather today? Never fine?

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Speaker 5: Fine apart from some morning cloud, chance of an afternoon shower.

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Speaker 5: But seventeen is the high here in Auckland.

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Speaker 3: Brilliant. Thank you neither and not can for us this

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Speaker 3: morning Gavin Gray and the UK. Next, we're talking mental health.

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Speaker 3: What are you doing? A crisis changes coming today? Also

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Speaker 3: New Zealand's hottest.

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Speaker 1: Suburb All Ahead International correspond with ins and Eye Insurance

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Speaker 1: Peace of Mind for New Zealand Business.

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Speaker 3: A quarters to section on news talks. Did the if

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Speaker 3: one's been red flagged over in sal Paulo they're slipping

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Speaker 3: and sliding around the track. It's quite wit. Liam Lawson

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Speaker 3: currently in tenth place, but obviously it's been paused for now.

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Speaker 3: We're going to Gavin Gray are UK and Europe correspondent

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Speaker 3: this morning angry crowds have confronted the Spanish King in Valencia.

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Speaker 3: This after all the flooding, Gevin, what are they saying?

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Speaker 12: A green? At times, actually it looked like the sort

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Speaker 12: of security ring that was supposed to be put around

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Speaker 12: the King in Queen of Spain was not going to

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Speaker 12: cope when they turned into one particular sort of pedestrian

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Speaker 12: street that were absolutely set upon by protesters who were

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Speaker 12: shouting murderer and shame on them and also flicking and

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Speaker 12: throwing mud at them. Of course, mud is plentiful in

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Speaker 12: and around the region of Valencia at the moment, following

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Speaker 12: those floods this week, in which more rainfall fell in

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Speaker 12: eight hours than they normally get in an entire year.

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Speaker 12: The death toll has also risen in the last forty

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Speaker 12: eight hours. It's now said to be two hundred and seventeen,

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Speaker 12: but the police are continuing to check underground car parks

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Speaker 12: tunnels as well for people who have died in their cars,

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Speaker 12: and it is thought many many more are still missing.

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Speaker 12: I have to say, I think King Philip and Queen

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Speaker 12: Letitia they felt they had to go. They were consoling

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Speaker 12: members of the crowd. They did act extremely sort of

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Speaker 12: calmly to this that they faced. But frankly, you know,

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Speaker 12: there were members of the Valencian Parliament saying the King's

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Speaker 12: visit was a very bad decision. They didn't listen to

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Speaker 12: the warnings and people there are angry that the warnings

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Speaker 12: about the weather came too late and then they've not

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Speaker 12: been given enough help.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you can understand where they're coming from.

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Speaker 3: County and two hundred people, as you said, have lost

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Speaker 3: their lives in that region. Let's move to the UK.

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Speaker 3: So King Charles and Prince William have huge estates and

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Speaker 3: it turns out that they're charging public institutions, even charities

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Speaker 3: rinked to use the buildings that they own.

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Speaker 12: Yes, so this is slightly complicated because of the structure

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Speaker 12: of how it's dealt with. But they run a couple

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Speaker 12: of organizations, the Duchies of Lancaster and Cornwall. Now they

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Speaker 12: do not form part of the crown estate. The Crown

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Speaker 12: of State is something separate and the Crowner State profit

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Speaker 12: is used basically to calculate the funding given by the

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Speaker 12: government and that is taxed. These particular things seem to

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Speaker 12: be far more relaxed, and it's said that the deals

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Speaker 12: they have with National Health Service organizations, public bodies and

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Speaker 12: charities are worth roughly one hundred million New Zealand dollars

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Speaker 12: a year to them now. A spokesperson for the Duchy

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Speaker 12: of Lancaster, the private estate of King Charles, said, and

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Speaker 12: I quote it complies with all relevant UK legislation and

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Speaker 12: regular whose standards applicable to its range of business activities.

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Speaker 12: But this has been splashed across the Sunday Times. There's

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Speaker 12: a documentary on television as well coming and it doesn't

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Speaker 12: look good for the Royals on all this. The Duchy

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Speaker 12: of Cornwall, which is Prince William's separate entity, the Duchy

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Speaker 12: of Lancas through as the Kings, both hold very large

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Speaker 12: amounts of land, including quite a lot of commercial property

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Speaker 12: in England and Wales, and this is the property that

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Speaker 12: they've been renting out. The estates are not subject to

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Speaker 12: corporation tax which the rest of us have to pay,

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Speaker 12: and the Roles do not pay capital gains tax that's

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Speaker 12: a tax on an increase in value of an asset

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Speaker 12: you sell. But they do voluntarily pay income tax.

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Speaker 3: On the sob ah that's what it is. Because there

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Speaker 3: was some confusion, so they voluntarily pay the income tax.

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Speaker 3: That's the difference. Gavin. Thank you very much for clarifying that.

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Speaker 3: Gavin Gray, our UK europe correspondent.

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Speaker 2: It is twelve to six bran Bridge.

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Speaker 3: From today, police are dialing back the number of mental

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Speaker 3: health callouts that they will attend. Phase one of the

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Speaker 3: reduced services will see police complete faster handovers in the

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Speaker 3: emergency department, transport requests and attendance at mental health facilities

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Speaker 3: will need to meet a higher threshold. This is happening

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Speaker 3: from today. All four phases set to be unpremented by

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Speaker 3: September next year. Anthony O'Brien is the Associate professor in

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Speaker 3: Mental health Nursing at the University of Whykoto. He's with

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Speaker 3: us Live this morning. Good morning, Good morning, Ryan Tura,

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Speaker 3: thank you for being with me. What can you just

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Speaker 3: tell me practically, if someone is having a mental health

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Speaker 3: crisis today, what will change?

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Speaker 7: Well, that will depend on the type of mental health

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Speaker 7: crisis they're having. Ryan, That's a term that covers a

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Speaker 7: broad range of experiences that people might have. Sometimes their

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Speaker 7: mental health crisis that necessitate the involvement of police for

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Speaker 7: safety reasons. Other times the mental health crisis that can

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Speaker 7: be managed by primary mental health services or sorry, primary

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Speaker 7: health services or by mental health specialist services, and that's

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Speaker 7: where most mental health crises are managed. They're not actually

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Speaker 7: managed by police. So for some people to be no change.

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Speaker 7: I guess where there'll be a change will be if

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Speaker 7: it's a situation where police feel that their presence is

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Speaker 7: not necessary, they'll want to negotiate that if they're asked

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Speaker 7: to attend.

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Speaker 3: Right, does the hospital have a team of psychologists or

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Speaker 3: specialists that could go attend an event outside of the

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Speaker 3: hospital or are they based there and don't move?

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Speaker 7: So the mental health services are predominantly community based, so

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Speaker 7: they are mobile. They're not based in the hospital, they're

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Speaker 7: based in community clinics. That's right throughout the country. There's

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Speaker 7: been the case for the best part of thirty years now.

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Speaker 3: But is that for emergency responses.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, sure, that's for emergency responses here, So.

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Speaker 3: Why have the police been doing it then?

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Speaker 7: So once again you have to think about mental health

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Speaker 7: events being a broad range of different types of events

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Speaker 7: and some do require the presence of a mental health service,

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Speaker 7: some don't, and it's the one and the presence of police,

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Speaker 7: and some don't. The majority don't, The vast majority so

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Speaker 7: the ones that that police and mental health services respond

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Speaker 7: to together, or that mental health asks for a police presence,

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Speaker 7: they are the ones where as I understand it, there's

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Speaker 7: no commitment to say we're not going to do that anymore.

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Speaker 7: It's the ones where police feel their presence is not necessary,

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Speaker 7: where in the past they have attended, feeling that they

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Speaker 7: may be able to offer some help support. They're the

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Speaker 7: ones that they're not going to be attending.

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Speaker 3: Is the sky going to fall in today? Is something

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Speaker 3: terrible going to happen? Do you think because of this change?

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Speaker 7: I don't think the sky is going to fall in.

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Speaker 7: I know that health and police have been negotiating about

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Speaker 7: better managing police resource responding to people with mental health

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Speaker 7: crisis in the community for some time. This has been

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Speaker 7: going on for a number of years, so it's not new.

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Speaker 7: There is a memorandum of understanding between police and mental

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Speaker 7: health that is still in place, or police and health.

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Speaker 7: They're still in place, so any changes will need to

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Speaker 7: be kind of negotiated through that memorandum of understanding. And

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Speaker 7: as I understand it, those discussions are happening between police

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Speaker 7: and health, so everybody's doing everything they can to kind

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Speaker 7: of manage this change, and I think health and health

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Speaker 7: we recognize that there's a lot of calls on police

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Speaker 7: time and we don't want police to be unnecessarily in

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Speaker 7: rold Will.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. I think most people think they've probably got much

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Speaker 3: better things to be doing in some of those cases. Anthony,

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Speaker 3: thank you very much for your time. Anthony O'Brien, Associate

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Speaker 3: Professor and Mental Health Nursing, University of White Cuto. Big

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Speaker 3: Change happening from today eight to six.

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Speaker 1: The news you need this morning and the in depth

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Speaker 1: analysis early edition with Ryan Bridge and Smith City, New

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Speaker 1: Zealand's furniture beds and a playing store.

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Speaker 2: News Talk said be six.

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Speaker 3: To six News Talk said be the hottest suburb in

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Speaker 3: New Zealand. According to one roof they've announced this this morning.

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Speaker 3: There are more than two thousand suburbs. The hottest suburb

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Speaker 3: is drum Roll East Tummocky in Auckland because of its

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Speaker 3: potential for growth, property values which are relatively low considering

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Speaker 3: their neighbors, and also a stepping stone for families who

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Speaker 3: wanting to send their kids to good schools out in

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Speaker 3: East Auckland. Other suburbs Masterton came in at number ten.

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Speaker 3: Good on your Marsterton average property value there at five

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Speaker 3: hundred and thirty three thousand. Mike is with us this morning.

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Speaker 3: Good morning morning, good to have you on hat. So

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Speaker 3: Liam Lawson, how's he doing?

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Speaker 13: He's doing well. One of the great things about you

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Speaker 13: should get on board with this now. Now is a

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Speaker 13: good time to learn about this because in the rain

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Speaker 13: a couple of things happen. One is Luck can't do

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Speaker 13: anything about that. The other driver's skill and so they

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Speaker 13: started his team that is Sonoda three him five, so

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Speaker 13: that's unheard of. They don't have a car to be

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Speaker 13: that fast. So it's in the rain that things get

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Speaker 13: really interesting. And this race has been complete and utter carnage,

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Speaker 13: and so you've got red flags, yellow flags, and anything

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Speaker 13: could happen. Because one of the great criticisms of this

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Speaker 13: one is it's the stapers at the front or Norris's

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Speaker 13: at the front. You know what's happening before it's even started.

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Speaker 3: The rain changes everything.

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Speaker 13: On a day like this, literally anything could happen. So

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Speaker 13: he got tenth, got tapped by Pstree and spun. Pstre

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Speaker 13: has been given a ten second penalty, so at the

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Speaker 13: end of the race Pstre will go back ten seconds

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Speaker 13: which will be several places, so don't worry too much

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Speaker 13: about that. So Lawson's currently in tenth, but it sort

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Speaker 13: of doesn't mean anything because anything could happen.

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Speaker 3: So what what what is a good what would be

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Speaker 3: a good place thing for lem Lawson today today?

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Speaker 13: If he finishes that both those guys finish in the

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Speaker 13: top ten, that's points.

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Speaker 3: That's the important point, right, okay for.

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Speaker 13: Liam Lawson specifically. Whether he beats the Oda probably won't.

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Speaker 13: Whether he beats Periers.

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Speaker 3: May well do. So you get your points and when's

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Speaker 3: the big grand finale that we care And throughout.

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Speaker 13: Three weeks you've got you've got Vegas and too Middle

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Speaker 13: Eastern races still to comfortable season. So this is the

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Speaker 13: fourth to last meeting of the year and so it's

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Speaker 13: it's all to play for.

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Speaker 3: So rain is good as a viewer. As a viewer,

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Speaker 3: you cannot.

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Speaker 13: Ask for more than what we've seen in sar Parlor today.

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Speaker 3: Some of them better in the rain than I very

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Speaker 3: much so.

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Speaker 13: And that's that's where that's where your skill is. And

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Speaker 13: some of them are used to it, some of them aren't.

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Speaker 13: Some of them come up through charting and know how

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Speaker 13: to race in the rain. That's what makes it so exciting.

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Speaker 13: It's edge of your seat, right all.

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Speaker 3: On your micas within next, have a great day, run

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Speaker 3: I'll see tomorrow.

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