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Speaker 1: Time now to make the week little piece of news

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Speaker 1: and current offense. It's as popular as Peter's stand off

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Speaker 1: on a Wellington railway platform a New Zealand inc. Seven.

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Speaker 1: All in all, a pretty good week. I mean the

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Speaker 1: export receipts, the trade balance, the Kipi fruit numbers. There's

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Speaker 1: still a decent chunk of the joint operating pretty well,

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Speaker 1: if not brilliantly. Are the Green's budget one? They shouldn't

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Speaker 1: need to be allowed near a calculator. When nurses get

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Speaker 1: pay cuts because of their tax regime, you know you're

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Speaker 1: dealing with nutters. Are the real budgets? Seven? In totality,

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Speaker 1: she did quite a lot with next to nothing, and

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Speaker 1: the intent and messaging I hope gave hope and boy

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Speaker 1: do we need hope? Oh and also a surplus are

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Speaker 1: the privileges debate? Six? Because at last the committee came

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Speaker 1: to the party on rule breaking and at least attempted

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Speaker 1: to write the egregious mess The place has become Chris

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Speaker 1: Biship seven out of nowhere on the ensuing debate. Genius

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Speaker 1: are the Warriors? Eight? Yeah, they just keep on winning

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Speaker 1: and at home against the Raiders. What a lip smack

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Speaker 1: of this weekend when we beat the Raiders, we're going

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Speaker 1: to be top of the table, literally top of the

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Speaker 1: table coalition in Australia. One. I mean good. You can't

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Speaker 1: overstate how big this is set up in the twenties

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Speaker 1: for theness sake, and to watch it all fall apart

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Speaker 1: the way it did this week in one day, that

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Speaker 1: was major. It was a big day in Australian political history.

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Speaker 1: More from Murray later not to mention the effect that

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Speaker 1: the labor would clearly produced across the political spectrum. Now

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Speaker 1: the Golden Dome. Six, we will have the best system

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Speaker 1: ever felt? Is it even real? I mean, can you

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Speaker 1: build the dome in three years? And if you can,

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Speaker 1: how come we can't build a road in that time?

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Speaker 1: Are the US credit down grade? Three? This is the

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Speaker 1: I mean, this too might be historic if the fundamental

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Speaker 1: shift away from America and the belief in it is real.

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Speaker 1: And it seems to me run it straight. Five, I

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Speaker 1: mean I'm nonplus it seems a bit idiotic, but then

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Speaker 1: so does Love Island. The sum across too, couple of

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Speaker 1: wining locals and the Council's suddenly got money in time

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Speaker 1: for survey. I mean, get real. The FMA one, a

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Speaker 1: twenty one day workers Survey questionnaire. Day after day after

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Speaker 1: day after day after day, get real, Ardie Sabia nine.

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Speaker 1: Imagine if he played for the Warriors, Smith and Coey's two.

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Speaker 1: That is what Arrogan's and competence, blind ideology and lack

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Speaker 1: of vision does for a city Auckland Council Radio ratings

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Speaker 1: Radio ratings eight. It would appear results release yesterday indicate

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Speaker 1: this particular program might have got a few numbers that

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Speaker 1: made people go, can that guy get any bigger and better?

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Speaker 1: Or words to that effect. That's the week copies of

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Speaker 1: the website and if you look closely at this week's

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Speaker 1: pecuniary interest list one, MP declared they had been gifted

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Speaker 1: four hundred of these. For more from the Mike Asking Breakfast,

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