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Speaker 1: Ozzie Prome Minister. Albow has responded to our own Prime

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Speaker 1: Minister's joke about Ossie's in Parliament yesterday. So, Chris Luxen,

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Speaker 1: this is what he said when he was defending Paul

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Speaker 1: Goldsmith's decision to cut all the Marty words out of

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Speaker 1: an invitation to an Ossie cabinet minister. And what I'd

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Speaker 1: say to you.

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Speaker 2: In my dealings with Australians, it's always pays to be

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Speaker 2: incredibly simple and clear and use English.

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Speaker 1: Here's what Albow thinks of that.

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Speaker 2: Christopher Luxen's a friend of mine, but I often think

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Speaker 2: that whilst we both speak English, sometimes we need interpreters

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Speaker 2: with the Kiwi accent. From time to time things can

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Speaker 2: be missed between us and Lord.

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Speaker 1: It's rich coming from him with that accent.

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Speaker 3: Right, international correspondence with ends and eye insurance, peace of

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Speaker 3: mind for New Zealand business.

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Speaker 1: Murray old Ozsi correspondents with us now heymus yet bonds

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Speaker 1: of beauty, beauty bombs, mate. I mean even there, you

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Speaker 1: must appreciate that Albow's accent is atrocious.

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Speaker 3: Well matey, Yes, I mean he does seem to have

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Speaker 3: a unique way of mangling Australian English. That's for sure.

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Speaker 3: But I remember my mum bless her years ago. I'd

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Speaker 3: come home for a holiday to crash church and said, massa,

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Speaker 3: I don't understand the what just sagen? So even poor

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Speaker 3: old mum struggled.

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Speaker 1: It's a really bad qui accent. We're going to forgive you.

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Speaker 2: Hey.

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Speaker 1: So I see your governor is still talking tough on

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Speaker 1: maybe hiking the old oc.

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Speaker 3: Are there absolutely right? Michelle Bullock says the bank will

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Speaker 3: not hesitate to lift rates if inflation looks like getting

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Speaker 3: out of hands. She said that is the number one

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Speaker 3: issue over here. The Reserve Bank did keep the cash

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Speaker 3: right on hold heather on Tuesday, as we know, at

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Speaker 3: that regular meeting and suggested the earliest rate cut would

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Speaker 3: come early in twenty twenty five, which would time in

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Speaker 3: with the government's planned election. A pretty damn well. But

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Speaker 3: the governor today had a speech in northern New South

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Speaker 3: Wales and said, guess what. The board is focused on

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Speaker 3: getting inflation down because it impacts everybody. One third of

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Speaker 3: Australians have a mortgage and that's tough.

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Speaker 2: She said.

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Speaker 3: Agreed, lots and lots of people are struggling, but she's

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Speaker 3: more concerned about the greater good and the bank's inflation

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Speaker 3: target range two to three percent. By Christmas twenty twenty five,

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Speaker 3: they're saying the rate right now of inflation three point

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Speaker 3: eight percent and whatch Also for a bit of a

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Speaker 3: bonfight between the Reserve Bank and the government, the government,

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Speaker 3: I should say it's my Australian accident the government. Because

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Speaker 3: the Government says things are looking good, the Reserve Bank

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Speaker 3: says not so flash. Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Hey, sucks to be Alan Joyce today, isn't it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, he's not worried about inflation though. Parole Alan the

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Speaker 3: former Quadis boss. He's last year he got a bugger

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Speaker 3: off paycheck because he was leaving after fifteen years in

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Speaker 3: the top job. His goodbye check was twenty five million dollars. Well,

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Speaker 3: the outcry was such the board of the Flying Kangaroo

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Speaker 3: called in an outsider and said, can you run your

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Speaker 3: eye over the books please? Well, guess what. Alan Joyce

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Speaker 3: has been snipped ten minutes dollars because he wasn't that good.

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Speaker 3: After all, he has to survive on his final payout

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Speaker 3: of fifteen million. Have a listen what they found the

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Speaker 3: Flying Kangaroo under Allan Joyce's leadership. Basically, the relationship between

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Speaker 3: staff and the public just pancaked it found between the

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Speaker 3: Flying Kangaroo and its own staff dreadful because I went

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Speaker 3: in sacked heaps of people while paying the executive's enormous

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Speaker 3: amounts of money. So basically, Ellen Joyce. Look, once upon

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Speaker 3: a time Australians would queue up to fly quantas. Now

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Speaker 3: you talk to anybody in the street, the golf club,

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Speaker 3: the pub, they go out of their way to avoid

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Speaker 3: flying coantas because it's so bloody horrible.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, that's quite interesting insight. Hey, pretty good, pretty

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Speaker 1: good Olympics for you, guys am.

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Speaker 3: The Australians are doing well. The best return ever at

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Speaker 3: an Olympic Games in terms of medals won in terms

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Speaker 3: of gold medals for that matter, eighteen gold medals, and

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Speaker 3: the best in a single day ever yesterday with six medals,

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Speaker 3: including four gold medals in four hours. You know the

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Speaker 3: men's scape or the women's scape. Well, that little child's

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Speaker 3: fourteen years Oh he just knocked them off, which was extraordinary. Sailing,

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Speaker 3: a women's pole vault and so on, track cycling and

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Speaker 3: Australian now third in the medals tally. I've been asked

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Speaker 3: over here to do a few lines on per capita.

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Speaker 3: Dominica comes out on top, one gold medal from a

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Speaker 3: population of seventy thousand people. Australians are coming in fourth

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Speaker 3: eighteen gold medals from twenty seven million, New Zealander sixth

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Speaker 3: and the United States way down thirty fourth place. China

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Speaker 3: one point four billion people, twenty five gold medals, forty eight.

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Speaker 1: Oh, we'll have to do it per capita. I appreciate that, thanks,

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Speaker 1: Mars appreciated. It's Murray Olds, Australia Correspondens.

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