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Speaker 2: News Talks, it'd be good morning, welcome to the start

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Speaker 2: of your week. It is Monday, the eighteenth of November.

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Speaker 2: Great to have your company just gone six half to

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Speaker 2: this morning before six is health. The hr and Comm's

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Speaker 2: and crashes. Trump trying to stop the war in Ukraine.

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Speaker 2: Adam Cooper on Sport and Gavin Gray out of the UK.

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Speaker 1: The agenda.

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Speaker 2: Russia's gone hard on Ukraine's energy infrastructure heading into winter.

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Speaker 3: As winter arrives and we have had the first snow

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Speaker 2: Trump reckons he can stop this will soon. Remember we've

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Speaker 2: few moments. The Philippines meanwhile being hit by its sixth

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Speaker 2: The big question is does Luxon go out to meet them?

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Speaker 2: Really interesting on Ukraine's been going two and a half

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Speaker 2: News Talk zidby good Morning New Zealand, twenty four minutes

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Speaker 2: to the start of your week. Welcome to you Monday.

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Speaker 2: We're going to go to Gavin Graham the UK shortly

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Speaker 2: We'll go to our reporters around the country. Cash. Remember

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Speaker 2: News Talks, he'd be Bryan Bridgelake Benny's without Dunedian News Blake,

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Speaker 2: Good Morning. The Dunedan mayor upset that Shane snubbed them.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, so this is Health Minister Shane Retty's decision to

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Speaker 2: All right, how's the weather.

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Speaker 8: It's fine. Northeasterly is on the cards today, which will

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Speaker 2: Cheers, Blake, have a good day, Claire's and christ Church clear.

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Speaker 2: Young Fayibao being farewelled at a service today.

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Speaker 9: Yes, this is real estate agent Young Faybao Ryan. Members

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Speaker 9: morning at a church in Stotburn called Our Lady of

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Speaker 2: All right, how's your weather today?

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Speaker 9: Fine for christ Church as well, fresh northeasterly is easing

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Speaker 2: Thank you. In Wellington, the hikoy's heading there and is

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Speaker 11: Tomorrow should go relatively smoothly. If that's the case, schools

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Speaker 2: It is a shame that they were a big shame

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Speaker 11: How's the weather, max, Oh, terrific, fine light winds today?

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Speaker 12: Correct, Taylor Swift Communications Professional. So now apparently this story

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Speaker 12: I mean what they give back in the day, we

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Speaker 10: Do you know who they are?

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Speaker 2: Sell a black?

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Speaker 6: I do not?

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Speaker 12: Oh, your parents or grandparents. She's still alive. Apparently she's ninety.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't have to look her up.

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Speaker 11: Yes, and here I am.

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Speaker 12: I've got to go because I'm sitting here on my

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Speaker 2: We're a bit poor, aren't we. How's the weather today? Never?

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Speaker 1: Partly? Cloudy?

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Speaker 12: Shellers that's north of vord Air with this morning still

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Speaker 10: At twenty one?

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Speaker 1: International Correspondence with ends and Eye Insurance Peace of Mind

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Speaker 2: Kevin Gray is our man in the UK and scrambling

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Speaker 2: as air force because of these massive Russian attacks on Ukraine.

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Speaker 2: That's just as winter's coming, right, Skeiven.

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Speaker 13: Sure, we'll just try and sort of force Ukraine into

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Speaker 13: a miserable winter and of course it does get bitterly

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Speaker 13: cold there if they knock out all these power plants. Now,

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Speaker 13: we've just heard in the last few minutes that the

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Speaker 13: death toll of those overnight strikes missile and drone attacks

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Speaker 13: from Russia killed ten people, has just gone up from

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Speaker 13: seven and there are of course others in hospital. And

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Speaker 13: indeed it was the largest coordinated assault since early September.

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Speaker 13: One hundred and twenty missiles and ninety drones were launched.

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Speaker 13: So what is the response from Europe. Well, Poland, Ukraine's

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Speaker 13: neighbor on the western side, scrambled fighter jets to patron

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Speaker 13: its own airspace. And that is because some of these drones,

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Speaker 13: some of the missiles will go into the westernmost part

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Speaker 13: of Ukraine, in other words, very near to Poland and

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Speaker 13: also Hungry, which neighbors both Ukraine and Poland, also on

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Speaker 13: alert with drone attacks just twenty kilometers from the border.

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Speaker 13: And the country's defense minister. They're saying the situation is

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Speaker 13: being monitored continuously.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, two and a half he is under this war.

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Speaker 2: What's the vibe, because obviously Trump's come in he says

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Speaker 2: I'm going to end at your head Zelenski at the weekend,

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Speaker 2: saying if anyone can end it, you know, Trump has

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Speaker 2: Then perhaps Biden did this talk of a DMZ zone

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Speaker 2: for twenty years. What's the vibe? Is it likely?

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Speaker 13: I think here in Europe the concern is Donald Trump

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Speaker 13: will simply turned the tap off, either completely or largely

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Speaker 13: on aid the Ukraine financial aid and military aid. And

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Speaker 13: then the big question is will Europe step up to

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Speaker 13: but well, there plenty of youre skeptical about that. And

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Speaker 13: indeed the German Chancellor, leader of Germany, on our Schultz,

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Speaker 13: he put a call in to Vladimir Putin. They spoke

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Speaker 13: many in Europe who believe that the opportunity for diplomacy

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Speaker 13: has gone. There should be no appeasement and indeed they

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Speaker 2: Interesting, Gavin, thank you for that. Givin gray Are UK

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Speaker 2: europe Correspondent, twelve minutes away from six ran Bridge. The

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Speaker 2: oppositions having a crack at Health New Zealand and the government.

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Speaker 2: The agency spent eighty five million dollars more on consultants

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Speaker 2: than it did in the year to June twenty twenty three.

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Speaker 2: Now some caveats on this. That includes all but half,

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Speaker 2: well about half actually of labour's time and power, and

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Speaker 2: it also includes people and comms. An increase in people

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Speaker 2: in comms. Now people means HR. I think comm's meaning

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Speaker 2: communication staff. That's blown out twenty seven million dollars to

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Speaker 2: sixty one. It's doubled. The Health Agency is putting the

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Speaker 2: spending increase down to a global shortage of health workers.

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Speaker 2: The roles hired on a contracting basis are needed to

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Speaker 2: fulfill time workforce gaps, according to the department. Sarah Dalton's

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Speaker 2: with the Association of Salary Medical Specialists. She's the executive

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Speaker 2: director there and she's with us this morning. This is

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Speaker 2: AzID be Exclusive. Good morning Sarah, Good morning Ryan. How

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Speaker 2: I I'm very well, thank you. I'm assuming, on the

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Speaker 2: face of it, you would support them spending more money

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Speaker 2: to fill gaps that need to be filled.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, on the face of it, we would obviously. You know,

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Speaker 14: if you and I are our family go to hospital,

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Speaker 14: we want to know that there are other clinicians there

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Speaker 14: to provide good care, right Yeah, So.

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Speaker 2: That's good, So we're happy case closed.

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Speaker 14: I wish it were that simple. So we would like

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Speaker 14: to see U fortater Health New Zealand putting that money

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Speaker 14: into recruiting and retaining permanence staff. And that is they

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Speaker 14: haven't got the balance right there. So every hospital system

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Speaker 14: will require local cover. Sometimes they're basically temporary or casual

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Speaker 14: doctors or other staff who can fill gaps. But this

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Speaker 14: health system continues to rely too heavily on locums to

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Speaker 14: run hospitals. It means staffing remains fragile, and it means

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Speaker 14: it's really expensive.

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Speaker 2: We're never going to get that right though. I mean,

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Speaker 2: I mean we've got actually an opposition party here criticizing

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Speaker 2: a budget which they were half responsible for, which probably

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Speaker 2: just goes to show you that no matter who's in power,

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Speaker 2: we're going to be using locans up to Marzu.

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Speaker 6: No.

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Speaker 14: I still think that the balance is wrong. We are

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Speaker 14: still waiting to see a comprehensive workforce plan and a

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Speaker 14: workforce census that says, actually, Health New Zealand knows specifically

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Speaker 14: where the people are, where the specific shortages are, and

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Speaker 14: what the plan is to address them. You know, the

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Speaker 14: twenty twenty three workforce Plan identified seventeen hundred doctors missing

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Speaker 14: from the system. This year's budget made no reference to

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Speaker 14: those known vacancies in terms of how they were funding

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Speaker 14: or how they were working to fill those gaps. And

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Speaker 14: this year's health workforce plan is missing in action. I

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Speaker 14: asked the minister about it. He says, it's with cabinets.

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Speaker 2: Okay, a lot of things with cabinet at the moment.

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Speaker 2: Hey just randomly a lot of stories about us importing.

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Speaker 2: You know, we've got new registrations for doctors coming in

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Speaker 2: from Ireland and England and Australia and stuff. They're making

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Speaker 2: up a greater percentage of our new registrations than locally

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Speaker 2: trained doctors. Same story going with nurses. Is that really

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Speaker 2: a big problem? Who cares where if my doctor was

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Speaker 2: trained in Australia or here, they're still going to do

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Speaker 2: the same operation on me, aren't they.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, So we always rely heavily on overseas trained doctors.

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Speaker 14: That isn't new. Upwards of forty five percent of our

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Speaker 14: senior doctors intend to sew overseas trained. We still don't

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Speaker 14: even come close to training as many as we need

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Speaker 14: here and we would like a greater invest into that.

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Speaker 14: So on the face of it, as long as those

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Speaker 14: doctors have are appropriately training, qualified and learn a bit

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Speaker 14: about what it means to work in New Zealand, that

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Speaker 14: isn't a massive problem. Although we think having a sensible

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Speaker 14: mix of locally and overseas trained doctors helps in terms

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Speaker 14: of again sustainable workforce.

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Speaker 2: Because I suppose they could all bugger off at some point,

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Speaker 2: couldn't they all? Or a pandemic or a war comes along,

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Speaker 2: they all go home and we're left with no one

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Speaker 2: to do the operations. Sarah, thank you very much for that.

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Speaker 2: Sarah Dalton, Executive director of the Association of Salaried Medical Specialists.

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Speaker 2: It's eight to six news talks there be on your

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Speaker 2: Monday morning.

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Speaker 1: On your radio and online on iHeartRadio Early edition with

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Speaker 1: Ryan Bridge and Smith City, New Zealand's furniture Beds and

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Speaker 2: News Talks be it is five away from six year

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Speaker 2: you Mike hasn't got a change talk to me most.

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Speaker 10: Actually, what sort of welcome or lack of welcome is?

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Speaker 2: This never got on her knees when she came in,

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Speaker 2: all right, So that's how desperate we are without a seat.

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Speaker 2: I want to look at So just have a look

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Speaker 2: at this photo. Have you seen that? You probably would

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Speaker 2: have seen it last night. Yes, So this is the

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Speaker 2: this is modern American politics. It's a photo of Elon Musk,

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, Trump Junior, RFK, Speaker of the House, all

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Speaker 2: sitting on a on a jet probably Trump forse one

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Speaker 2: yes with McDonald's Yeah it is.

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Speaker 10: And is RFK eating It doesn't look like he's eating anything.

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Speaker 2: He's holding up as there's a quarter pounded, there's a

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Speaker 2: fileo fish. But they're all going to the UFC. I mean,

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Speaker 2: what is this?

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Speaker 10: It's amazing. It's a very good piece.

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Speaker 15: You should read in the Sydney Morning Herald this morning. Yeah,

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Speaker 15: that talked to eighteen people on under the auspices of

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Speaker 15: Lago it's gone feral. And so what you're seeing is

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Speaker 15: a repeat of what happened last time. Is so he

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Speaker 15: had quite a dis team in terms of putting together

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Speaker 15: a campaign and winning it and all that sort of stuff,

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Speaker 15: way more discipline than twenty sixteen.

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Speaker 10: The moment he won, he went nuts.

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Speaker 15: And so your Gates and all the other crazies that

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Speaker 15: he's putting forward are not part of the strategy. They're

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Speaker 15: just him, you know, free wheeling and ad libbing. And

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Speaker 15: one of the quotes is a really good quote. He goes,

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Speaker 15: I can't find you one of these guys is involved

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Speaker 15: in the Senate. I can't find you any more than

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Speaker 15: twenty senators who will ever vote for Gates because some

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Speaker 15: people still take their job seriously.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, so they got all sorts of yeah, he won't

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Speaker 2: get through will No.

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Speaker 10: I don't think you will, which, on the other hand,

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Speaker 10: to be a problem.

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Speaker 2: Now everyone saying, oh, this guy's been accused of sexual

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Speaker 2: assault the president, you know, as a convicted felon. The

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Speaker 2: bar is not exactly high.

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Speaker 10: I can't stand here holding this microphone up or no

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Speaker 10: chair forever.

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Speaker 2: Get on with your show, all right, See you tomorrow.

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