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Speaker 2: Well, good morning to you. You made it. It's a

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Speaker 2: if anything pops up. With all the headlines about the

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Speaker 2: health system being in chaos, the government releases a report

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Speaker 2: that says three out of the five targets they set

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Speaker 2: have been achieved. Do we believe those figures? And as

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Speaker 2: the system as broken as it's perceived to be. That

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Speaker 2: story in five the Battle of Yuki and Liam, where

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Speaker 2: we preview the Japanese Grand Prix and the acid test

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Speaker 2: of our driver and his old car, and what's the

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Speaker 2: beef about the tariffs? We talk with the New Zealand

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Speaker 2: meat industry on the impact of Donald Trump's moves. Yesterday

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Speaker 2: we'll have this, We'll have correspondence from right around the world.

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Speaker 2: Vincent mcavenni coming to us from Europe and correspondents from

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Speaker 2: New Zealand and you can have your say by using

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Speaker 2: the text machine and the numbers to use is ninety

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Speaker 1: The agenda.

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Speaker 2: It's Friday, the fourth of vegdel first of the United States,

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Speaker 2: where the world has been reacting to the slew of

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Speaker 2: new tariffs from Donald Trump. There will be a ten

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Speaker 2: percent based on tariff in all countries, while roughly sixty

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Speaker 2: countries who have been deemed the worst of vendors for

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Speaker 2: unfair trade practices have each received a higher individual tariff rate.

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Speaker 2: The EU gets twenty percent, China fifty four, Japan twenty four,

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Speaker 2: and foreign made cars we'll get twenty five.

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Speaker 3: For decades, our country has been looted, pillage, raped, and

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Speaker 3: plundered by nations near and far, both friend and foe alike.

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Speaker 3: American steel workers, auto workers, farmers, and skilled craftsmen, they

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Speaker 3: really suffered gravely. They watched in anguish as foreign leaders

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Speaker 3: have stolen our jobs. Foreign cheaters have ransacked our factories.

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Speaker 2: So the trade war is on, and the UK has

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Speaker 2: drawn up a four hundred page list of US products

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Speaker 4: The global economy will massively suffer, uncertainty will spiral and

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Speaker 4: trigger the rise of further protectionism.

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Speaker 5: The consequences will.

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Speaker 6: Be dire for millions of people around the globe.

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Speaker 2: Now to the UK and the Charity Commission there has

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Speaker 2: announced an investigation into the bitter dispute surrounding the Center Ballet,

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Speaker 2: charity that Prince Harry co founded. The Duke of Sussex

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Speaker 2: says he hopes it will unveil the truth. The Watchdog

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Speaker 2: says it opened a case to examine concerns rays about

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Speaker 2: Center Bali following claims made by its head, Miss Shandalka.

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Speaker 2: Sophie Shandalka previously said she had reported the trustees to

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Speaker 2: the Charity Commission and made a whistle blower complaint about issues,

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Speaker 2: including what she described as an abusive power, bullying, sexism

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Speaker 5: Prince Harry authorized the release of a damaging piece of

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Speaker 5: news to the outside world and can you imagine what

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Speaker 7: That is an.

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Speaker 8: Example of harassment and pudding at scale.

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Speaker 2: Well on that with Vincent mcavenny later on. And finally,

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Speaker 2: the newbie Yuki Sonoda, will be racing for Red Bull

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Speaker 2: this weekend in the Formula one Grand Prix in Japan,

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Speaker 2: replacing Liam Lawson who was demoted to the Racing Bulls

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Speaker 2: Good Eric Thompson on the big race and the test

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Speaker 7: early edition with Andrew Dickens and one roof Make your

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Speaker 2: So so she's a bit west and it's been a

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Speaker 2: with dramatic weather and the threat of earthquakes, then surely

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Speaker 2: this is part of the pub's public service rationalization. To

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Speaker 2: about four hundred jobs that go now. It is true

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Speaker 2: an age of social housing suburb regeneration. So this move

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

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Speaker 2: who will be back in a fortnight and a bit,

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Speaker 2: which also means that Heather will be back at a

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Speaker 2: fortnight in a bit. So the government's health targets seem

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Speaker 2: by Health New Zealand. Three out of the five goals

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Speaker 2: mal Holland. Wanting to you, Malcolm, thank you for getting

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Speaker 9: How are you?

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Speaker 10: Yeah, good, thank you.

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Speaker 2: You doubt this data.

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Speaker 2: Well, yes, we've heard lots of complaints about underfunding in

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Speaker 2: So you say the government as making a statement for

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Speaker 2: All right, Malcolm and Holland, keep fixing out people, and

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Speaker 2: I thank you. Chairperson of Patient Voices, Alta Rara's nineteen

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Speaker 2: and has got up early for us. Good morning to you, Eric,

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Speaker 2: Good morning Andrew.

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Speaker 2: age of globalization is dead. Trump has withdrawn America. Now

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Speaker 2: we're in an age of blocks, nations that agree to

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Speaker 2: ninety two ninety two. Ben's just said it. Note cheer up, Andrew.

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Speaker 4: How the Callum you good warning.

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Speaker 8: investigation commissions found the deaths, though were due to leaking

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Speaker 8: fuel fumes as well as cold water and the confined

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Speaker 8: space base the pocket underneath the boat once it had flipped.

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Speaker 8: It's made seven recommendations to emergency services and had bid

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Speaker 8: to resolve what's been found to be six major safety issues.

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Speaker 8: The local MP Nationals Stuart Smith says the survivors and

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Speaker 8: families who lost loved ones on that day still have

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Speaker 8: to live with the outcome, but he is hopeful that

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Speaker 8: future incidents can be prevented now. He says, accidents are

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Speaker 8: called accidents for a reason and it almost seems like

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Speaker 8: this was an act of God.

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Speaker 2: Okay, so how's christ Rich's weather today?

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Speaker 8: A bit of an odd one here, quite warm. The

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Speaker 8: high will be twenty six, but we do have some

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Speaker 8: showers about. It could be heavy at times and northerlyast

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Speaker 8: turning southwest.

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Speaker 2: Thank you have a great weekend. Max Told joins me

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Speaker 2: from Wellington High Max, good morning. You've got a crime

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Speaker 2: spree in Wellington.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, it appears so police having to bolster the district.

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Speaker 12: We're bringing in fifteen more investigators to deal with this.

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Speaker 12: You've got a British couple who have found dead in

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Speaker 12: a suspected murder suicide in Roseleath on Monday. The next day,

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Speaker 12: a man was found that outside a home in the

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Speaker 12: suburb of Northland. That death still unexplained. We do know

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Speaker 12: that the victim is Simon Baird, a local described as

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Speaker 12: a gentleman and a lovely man. Police also now believe

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Speaker 12: the death of sixty three year old Abdul Nabi Zada

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Speaker 12: last month in Mirrama is linked to that awful home

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Speaker 12: invasion nearby and Mirramian which the homeowners scuffled with the intruder.

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Speaker 12: A man has already been arrested for the home invasion.

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Speaker 12: The former is a homicide investigation, so further charges are possible.

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Speaker 12: Police acknowledging there's been an unusual spate of serious investigations

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Speaker 12: launched in recent weeks. Most importantly, though, they say, no

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Speaker 12: additional reason to be concerned.

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Speaker 2: Good stuff and I thank you. And what's Willington's weather?

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Speaker 12: Some early rain and stronger winds, high of twenty central

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Speaker 12: to walk on we go neave A written man, A.

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Speaker 6: Good morning, We've made it to Friday.

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Speaker 10: Yay.

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Speaker 2: This pervert who've secretly filmed twenty two women and girls,

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Speaker 2: well what a piece of work.

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Speaker 6: Despicable.

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Speaker 8: I agree with you.

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Speaker 6: Look the sceedencing of this man secretly filmed twenty two

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Speaker 6: women and girls. Now this was prompted warnings about predator tactics.

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Speaker 6: Auckland man Micah Fuller. Now he's facing four years in prison.

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Speaker 6: He pleaded guilty to forty two charges relating to the offending. Now,

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Speaker 6: many of the twenty two victims, they were recorded as

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Speaker 6: they showered, undressed and they were using the toilet. So

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Speaker 6: the government's chief victim's advocate, Ruth's money, she's come out.

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Speaker 6: She says public messaging is key to addressing the risks,

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Speaker 6: and she says that look, everyone needs to be aware

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Speaker 6: of the dangers around them.

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Speaker 2: I was watching the Telly last night and there was

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Speaker 2: a very brave woman who came on. She was a victim,

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Speaker 2: or excuse me, she was a victim. I thought she

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Speaker 2: was very brave to come on and say stuff.

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Speaker 6: Oh absolutely, you know what's going on. You're fine now?

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Speaker 6: Was that your cup of tea?

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Speaker 2: I'm having a kind of tea while are you talking

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Speaker 2: about choked? Don't you worry? How's awkards?

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Speaker 6: Were the rain with heavy falls? And we do need

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Speaker 6: this rain easing to a few shellers in the afternoon.

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Speaker 6: We're going to high twenty three. But I can say

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Speaker 6: that it's going to be fine and sunny for Saturday,

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Speaker 6: so that'll be.

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Speaker 2: Got to all right. The tariffs, how are they going

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Speaker 2: to affect us? And mostly how's it going to affect meat.

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Speaker 2: I mean, the industry is joining me. Before six it's

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Speaker 2: news talks. It'll be.

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Speaker 1: International correspondence on news talks.

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Speaker 2: It'd be it's about thirteen minutes to six m. We're

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Speaker 2: after Europe Vincent Mecha, vinigod morning to you, Good morning.

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Speaker 2: So the European reaction to Donald Trump's turffs.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, like all governments around the world, the UK and

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Speaker 13: Europe is trying to figure out what to do now

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Speaker 13: in response, and we're taking slightly different paths. The UK

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Speaker 13: feels it's close to actually securing a trade deal with

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Speaker 13: the United States, and so we are still staying on

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Speaker 13: this sort of uncritical, calm steady path in the hope

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Speaker 13: that we can get that done quickly. Our rate was

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Speaker 13: only put at ten percent. We're much more of a

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Speaker 13: services based economy, we've got less of a trade deficit.

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Speaker 13: So Kirstarmer hoping that he can do something soon. Are

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Speaker 13: two primary exports for the US Auto's those obviously are

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Speaker 13: at twenty five percent. Pharmaceuticals. Those have been given a

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Speaker 13: temporary reprieve. So there is hope here in London something

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Speaker 13: can be done, but of course there'll be knock on

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Speaker 13: effects from everywhere else around the world. Europe though much

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Speaker 13: bigger manufacturer compared to the United Kingdom. They've been pretty

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Speaker 13: robust saying they're going to move quickly to retaliatory measures

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Speaker 13: and they're not happy with this, saying it's a major

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Speaker 13: blow to the world economy.

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Speaker 2: Yes, and people concern that the war may be overly

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Speaker 2: recissionary for the whole globe.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, I think that, you know, keep hearing the adage

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Speaker 13: that no one actually wins in the trade war, and

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Speaker 13: ultimately the people that pay are consumers. So I think

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Speaker 13: there is a lot of bewilderment about what's going on.

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Speaker 13: It is a total rewiring of the global economy, and

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Speaker 13: some people can see, you know, Donald Trump is right

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Speaker 13: about wanting to reshure a lot of jobs and get

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Speaker 13: people into quality jobs, but they also feel like this

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Speaker 13: is going to be a massive shock to the system

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Speaker 13: after a decade, Let's be honest. Where for here in

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Speaker 13: the UK, we had the shock of Brexit, then we

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Speaker 13: had the pandemic, and then we've had the war in Ukraine.

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Speaker 13: People are quite fed up with these kind of shocks

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Speaker 13: all right.

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Speaker 2: Now we move to the between Prince Harry and his

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Speaker 2: charity center Ballet and now we have an investigation.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, the Charity Commission here in the UK is announced

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Speaker 13: the first stage and a potential investigation into the conduct

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Speaker 13: of the charity. This is after this war of words

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Speaker 13: has broken out over Center Ballet which Prince Harry set

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Speaker 13: up around twenty years ago with Prince Seiso of Lusutu,

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Speaker 13: which was looking at health, particularly HIV and AIDS in

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Speaker 13: young people in South southern parts of Africa. And so

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Speaker 13: this resignation last week, fall out between the sort of

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Speaker 13: trustees Prince Harry and Prince Seyso and the chair of

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Speaker 13: the charity has been a bit of a war of

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Speaker 13: words in the media in the last week. But now

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Speaker 13: we're going to get an efficial investigation as to what's

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Speaker 13: been going on in this charity. Prince Harry, for his part,

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Speaker 13: says he welcomes this.

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Speaker 2: Have then people of the UK taken sides.

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Speaker 13: Well, it's a kind of there's a lot going on

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Speaker 13: this week, but it is another sort of you know,

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Speaker 13: Harry Meghan drama, which we're sort of well used to.

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Speaker 13: I think many people though do recognize that throughout it all,

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Speaker 13: Prince Harry has been very dedicated to his charity work,

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Speaker 13: particularly this charity which you know, he founded himself. It

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Speaker 13: was named, you know, to do with his mother and

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Speaker 13: forgetting memories of a parent, and so he's been dedicated

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Speaker 13: to it. He spent a lot of time in this

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Speaker 13: part of the world, across the African continent doing charity work.

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Speaker 13: So people just sort of not quite sure what's going on.

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Speaker 2: Okay, Vincent, I thank you so much. It is now

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Speaker 2: ten minutes to six. Dickens Well, Donald Trump promised global

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Speaker 2: tariffs and he did it. New Zealand exports are finally

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Speaker 2: in the firing line. We've been hit with a ten

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Speaker 2: percent tariff on all imports into the States and across

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Speaker 2: all industries. And the twenty percent that the US published

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Speaker 2: to calculate the tariff was calculated off trade deficit rather

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Speaker 2: than tariff, so that's what we're questioning. So look, we

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Speaker 2: are considered by some to be the lucky ones because

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Speaker 2: some countries have been hit between twenty to forty nine percent.

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Speaker 2: I'm joined now by the chief executive of the Meat

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Speaker 2: Industry Association, So MKAA be the good morning to you, sir.

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Speaker 5: Good morning.

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Speaker 2: Oh I'm sorry. Are we the lucky ones?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 5: Locke, I don't know that anyone is lucky in this context,

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Speaker 5: it is quite quite a shock, even though it's not

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Speaker 5: an unforeseen shop was for forecasted for quite some time,

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Speaker 5: but the fact that it has transpired is you know,

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Speaker 5: as quite disappointing, and I don't think anyone can count

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Speaker 5: themselves lucky because the impact of tariffs will have a

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Speaker 5: significant disruption and global trade.

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Speaker 2: What are you more worried about the actual tariffs on

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Speaker 2: New Zealand products or as you say, the overall effect

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Speaker 2: on the entire global trade system.

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Speaker 5: Oh, I think both of them are very much interconnected.

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Speaker 5: And you know, in our trade we are very globally connected,

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Speaker 5: with our experts going to over one hundred and ten

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Speaker 5: markets around the world. So when one market is in distress,

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Speaker 5: then that has flow on implications for other markets. And

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Speaker 5: in this case, the US is a key importer and

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Speaker 5: export of beef. Therefore, the US announcement is likely to

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Speaker 5: impack global beef markets anyway, with the number of other

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Speaker 5: countries looking to redirect their products.

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Speaker 2: Lexercilate the effect on you to the United States of America,

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Speaker 2: and they are tariffs that they will be putting on.

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Speaker 2: I mean, how big is our trade with America and

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Speaker 2: how will that bilateral trade be affected for US well.

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Speaker 5: The US currently is our number one beef export market.

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Speaker 5: It has billions of dollars worth of trade, and it

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Speaker 5: has increased over the recent times partly because there is

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Speaker 5: strong demand for a product in the United States and

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Speaker 5: also because their domestic production cannot necessarily meet their domestics

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Speaker 5: consumption demand. So it is going to impact on US.

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Speaker 5: We currently trade under small quota with a very small tariff,

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Speaker 5: and nuisance tariff is what we call it, just a

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Speaker 5: couple of sen tequilo. The ten percent is essentially imposing

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Speaker 5: over nine point three percent extra cost on our exports

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Speaker 5: and that is going to be significant.

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Speaker 2: Would you retaliate or not? Is it just not worth it?

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Speaker 5: Well, I think every action has an equal and opposite reaction,

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Speaker 5: I guess so. I'm not sure that retaliation is quite

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Speaker 5: the right approach. What we do need to do is

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Speaker 5: just work within the system as best as we can

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Speaker 5: and you know, argue the fact that we are a

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Speaker 5: good trader, good trading partner to the United States, our

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Speaker 5: product is complementary, and work the commercial angles to find

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Speaker 5: the best way to put our product.

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Speaker 2: In very good look. I wish you like going forward.

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Speaker 2: That is Cardapeaver who comes from the Meat Industry Association,

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Speaker 2: and that clunking and thumping and bumping is Mike Hosking,

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Speaker 2: who's here shortly the.

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Speaker 1: News you need this morning and the in depth analysis

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Speaker 1: early edition with Andrew Dickens and one roof Make Your

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Speaker 1: Property Search Simple, News Talk zid Be.

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Speaker 2: You got a whole lot of Texas reminding me and

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Speaker 2: everybody that Trump is not the first person to impose

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Speaker 2: tariffs on countries. Other countries already had them before Donald

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Speaker 2: Trump did them. But you got to realize we in

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Speaker 2: New Zealand, we were the first to try and get

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Speaker 2: rid of tariffs because we had to deal with the

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Speaker 2: EU scenarios. So we're ahead of the game. And Mike

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Speaker 2: Hosking joins me, Now, yeah.

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Speaker 14: We'll talk about that this morning. The market's funnily enough,

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Speaker 14: we came we were positive by the end of the day.

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Speaker 14: New Zealand and Australia wasn't too bad. The Nickay got

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Speaker 14: whacked because of the cars in Japan. But in the

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Speaker 14: American market, funnily enough, I've been watching that all morning

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Speaker 14: and when I came in it was down fifteen hundred,

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Speaker 14: which is like a disaster. It's still a disaster. But

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Speaker 14: it's only eleven hundweights, so.

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Speaker 2: I think they're just waking up to the whole thing

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Speaker 2: and the impact of it. You've got phill Gough on

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Speaker 2: the show as well.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, well he's come back to the country and done

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Speaker 14: as I would have done it again routine, which is

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Speaker 14: not really what his job was, was it, I mean

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Speaker 14: at the end of the day. So he's on and

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Speaker 14: we'll talk about the IF one this weekend, talk about

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Speaker 14: the territor, this good stuff.

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Speaker 2: Thank you to producer can say. My name is Andrew Dickins.

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