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Speaker 1: The issues, the interviews and the insight. Andrew Dickens on

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Speaker 2: They'd be welcome wanting to you so ACC staff have

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Speaker 2: been told that they will have to work at least

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Speaker 2: three days in their office in a week instead of two,

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Speaker 2: which is the current deal. The union's outraged. We're going

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Speaker 2: to find out why in about five minutes time. A

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Speaker 2: great weekend of sport with a load of winds. Andrew

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Speaker 2: Ordison will wrap it up all in ten minutes time,

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Speaker 2: including the retirement of King Williamson from T twenty. I'll

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Speaker 2: tell you which river in North Auckland is being systematically

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Speaker 2: ruined by water care and five reew wards are being

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Speaker 2: built at our hospitals. They're called rapid builds that look

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Speaker 2: suspiciously like prefabs. Will have Health Minister sim And Brown

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Speaker 2: to tell us about the plans and he'll be talking

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Speaker 2: to us just before six. We're off to the UK

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Speaker 2: with Gavin Gray. We have correspondence from right around New

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Speaker 2: Zealand and you can have your say as well by

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Speaker 2: a good Morning tier. It's seven out of five.

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Speaker 1: The agenda.

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Speaker 2: Well, it's Funday, the third of November. A horrific scene

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Speaker 2: on a train from Doncaster to London, a mess stebbing lived,

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Speaker 2: eleven people in hospital and two fighting for their lives

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Speaker 2: at Both attackers are apparently in custody.

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Speaker 3: Within eight minutes of the nine to nine to nine

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Speaker 3: where they remain this morning.

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Speaker 1: I can tell you that.

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Speaker 3: These are the first mail A thirty two year old male,

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Speaker 3: a black British national, and a thirty five year old man,

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Speaker 3: on suspicion of attempted murder.

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Speaker 2: And authority say there's no sign that was terror related

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Speaker 2: to and Meanwhile, in the UK, the Royal cleanup continues.

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Speaker 2: The UK governments here as it's working to remove Prince

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Speaker 2: Andrews's former Prince Andrews last honorary title and they're doing

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Speaker 2: Prince last week. Meanwhile, over in the US, lawmakers are

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Speaker 4: He can absolutely do it remotely. He can have a lawyer.

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Speaker 5: President.

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Speaker 6: We have many options for him to tell us what

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Speaker 2: And finally, two more had been charged over the Louver heist,

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Speaker 2: a man and a woman, both of course denying it completely.

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Speaker 2: They'll joined two others who have partially admitted some involvement.

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Speaker 2: The jewels worth one hundred million dollars. Well, they're still missing.

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Speaker 7: When these five were picked up on the Wednesday, we

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Speaker 7: a thirty seven year old man, was one of the

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Speaker 2: It's nine minutes after five.

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Speaker 1: Get ahead of the headlines on early edition with Andrew

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Speaker 2: So this coming week in the twenty twenty five United

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Speaker 2: come up with not much at all. But America is

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Speaker 2: not going. They have decided not to send a representative

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Speaker 2: because Donald Trump thinks the climate change is a con job,

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Speaker 2: which I think is a cop out from the cop conference.

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Speaker 2: If you don't believe in it, go and change the

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Speaker 2: world's mind. Don't sulk at home calling bs. If you

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Speaker 2: But no matter what you believe, the weather continues. The

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Speaker 2: headlines have been everywhere over the past week. New Zealand storms,

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Speaker 2: just being pragmatic and rational, saying, well, where this is

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Speaker 2: If you want to live in Jamaica, build homes that

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Speaker 2: And if you want to live in Kluther, make sure

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Speaker 2: So that's what I think COP thirty should be about

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Speaker 1: As that be.

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Speaker 2: So apparently the people who run the ACC went to

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Speaker 2: the office, are not two and the workers were outraged,

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Speaker 2: at what does not seem to be an onerous task

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Speaker 2: a few moments time. Flurffit Simons will be joining us.

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Speaker 1: News and Views you trust to start your day. It's

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Speaker 2: It's coming up fifteen minutes after five. So the PSA

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Speaker 2: is taking the ACC to the EERA, that's the Employment

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Speaker 4: Good morning, Andrew.

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Speaker 2: What's the case you're taking?

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Speaker 4: Really? What we're asking the employments authority to do is

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Speaker 4: many people have planned their whole lives around their current

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Speaker 2: Why should they get these rights because a lot of people,

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Speaker 2: and I'm seeing this happening already on our text, a

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Speaker 4: Well, actually, what many people at ACC did is they

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Speaker 4: But actually, when you can work from home, and when

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Speaker 2: But shouldn't the employer get the right to choose the

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Speaker 2: the way. Why shouldn't they have that right, Well, the.

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Speaker 4: Reality is they agreed a provision in the con tracked

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Speaker 2: So if you got together and you had a bit

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Speaker 2: the one hour thing was I was a bit rough.

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Speaker 4: Well, there are two elements really. The first one is

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Speaker 4: they do need to talk to us. We will listen

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Speaker 4: It's come to that we shouldn't need to tell an

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Speaker 2: But here we are all right, Flur, I thank you

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Speaker 2: so much for your time this Monday morning. Flir FitzSimons

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Speaker 2: as the PSA National Secretary, how do you feel about this?

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Speaker 2: You can textas ninety two ninety two small charge does apply.

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Speaker 2: has become patently obvious that the labor friendly unions are

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Speaker 2: So was this a shock or not? I don't think so. Really,

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Speaker 2: It's five twenty six. I'm Andrew Dickinson for Bryan Bridge.

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Speaker 2: He's back again. On Thursday, Heather was away on Friday.

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Speaker 2: Andrew Dickins. This is News TALKSB.

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

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Speaker 1: Earlier edition with Andrew Dickens and r V Supercenter explore

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Speaker 2: According Welcome to the Working Week. I Maderew Dickinson for

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Speaker 2: Ryan Bridge, and he's back by Thursday. So everyone's getting

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Speaker 2: Let's go right around the country. We're going to Dunedin

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Speaker 2: free to park in Dunedin City Center.

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Speaker 10: Yeah, that's right. The city Council's introducing parking fees seven

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Speaker 2: Speaking of weather, Wellington looked beautiful yesterday, Max Toll.

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Speaker 5: Yes, the tides have turned. It's just sun here, sun

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Speaker 5: and sea. Wonderful times, all right.

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Speaker 2: And somebody's fallen off a balcony.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, bit of drama yesterday afternoon on Brooklyn Roads. What

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Speaker 5: we do know, and it's not a great deal at

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Speaker 5: this stage, is that there was a gunshot heard yesterday

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Speaker 5: afternoon and then a person then fell from a balcony

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Speaker 5: from an apartment complex. Police were told about the gunshot

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Speaker 5: when they arrived. They haven't definitively confirmed it was a

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Speaker 5: shot from a gun. They are investigating armed officers, but

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Speaker 5: there yesterday. Thankfully the fallen person has moderate injuries. I say, thankfully,

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Speaker 5: only moderate injuries. Brooklyn Road is, of course, the windy

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Speaker 5: street leading up from the city toward the suburb of

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Speaker 5: Brooklyn Water. Come on, I'm sure, and.

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Speaker 2: Will your golden weather continue?

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Speaker 5: Certainly well, mainly find today some stronger wind, but that's

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Speaker 5: just Wellington sixteen.

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Speaker 2: Today's high and I thank you. Neither read your money

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Speaker 2: From Auklan. Good morning, good morning. We've got an electric

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Speaker 2: bus catching fire.

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Speaker 12: Yes now, look what's happened is that this overbridge was

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Speaker 12: hit by an electric bus which then caught fire. Now

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Speaker 12: the overbridge will remain closed until it's been assessed by

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Speaker 12: a structural engineer the emergency services. They were called to

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Speaker 12: the Constellation Bus station. This is obviously on the North Shore.

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Speaker 12: This happened yesterday afternoon. We know the bus was out

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Speaker 12: of service at the time. No passengers on board. The

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Speaker 12: driver got out safely, thank goodness. A number of bus

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Speaker 12: routes are being detoured until the overpass is deemed safe.

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Speaker 2: Okay, everyone's going Was it the battery? Was it the battery?

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Speaker 2: Is it because of the battery?

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Speaker 12: Well, look, I know people will be saying things like that,

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Speaker 12: but there will be an investigation. Nothing has been said yet, Skamer.

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Speaker 2: But yes, how's hawkand's weather? Okay?

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Speaker 12: Well, Auckland is you can brace yourself a hot, hot,

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Speaker 12: hot fine weather this week today fine twenty one is

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Speaker 12: a high. It's going to be like that for the

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Speaker 12: rest of the week and it's going to climb to

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Speaker 12: up to twenty three by midweek.

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Speaker 2: Beautiful, And I thank you to seventeen minutes to six. Now,

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Speaker 2: speaking about overpasses, there's a brand new overpass and Auckham

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Speaker 2: built by AT It's called the Reeves Road Flyover and

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Speaker 2: it's part of that whole eastern busway around Pacoranga area

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Speaker 2: and it just opened the other day and everyone went hurrah,

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Speaker 2: particularly the local MP Simmy and Brown. Unfortunately, it doesn't

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Speaker 2: seem as though the flyover works perfectly, particularly on the

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Speaker 2: afternoon drive home. So I'm going to talk to Simmy

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Speaker 2: and Brown about that because he is the local MP

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Speaker 2: and he was very rare rah about that flyover and

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Speaker 2: it opened and then it's half a disaster, So we'll

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Speaker 2: talk about that shortly with Symyan Plus he's come up

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Speaker 2: with this idea of a rapid builled ward for hospitals,

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Speaker 2: which sounds awfully like prefabs, and we know what prefabs

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Speaker 2: are like. They get trucked in and after a little

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Speaker 2: while they suddenly become permanent. And you know it's not

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Speaker 2: the world's greatest architecture nor fit for purpose. So what

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Speaker 2: the new rapid build wards and where are they're going

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Speaker 2: to be built? Simeon Brown just before six right here

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Speaker 2: on News TALKSB but Gavin Gray from the UK is

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Speaker 2: next every day. Well, Melford has gone and done it again.

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Speaker 2: They've got a clean sweep in twenty twenty five, taking

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Speaker 2: out not one, but two, no actually three can Star

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Speaker 2: Kiwisaver awards. So now they've taken home Canstar's keisave a

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Speaker 2: Provider of the Year for the sixth year in a row,

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Speaker 2: and the Outstanding Value Key we Save a Scheme Award

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Speaker 2: and to really see all the deal, they've also received

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Speaker 2: the Canstar Most Satisfied Customers Award for Keiwisaver. So Let's

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Speaker 2: not forget the Consumers People's Choice Award which have now

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Speaker 2: won for eight straight years. That is a very serious

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Speaker 2: track record. So if you're thinking of switching your key

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Speaker 2: read the product disclosure statement and make the switch today.

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Speaker 2: Zid Kevin Gray from the UK, Good morning, Mine there Andrew.

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Speaker 2: The London train from Doncaster was a horror show.

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Speaker 3: I'm afraid.

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Speaker 6: So it's a great deal of shock in this country

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Speaker 6: actually over what happens. So this was a train traveling

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Speaker 6: from Doncaster in the North of England and to London

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Speaker 6: on a Saturday night, and all of a sudden, after

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Speaker 6: it had stopped at its sort of last big stop

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Speaker 6: at Peterborough. It was then supposed to be running direct

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Speaker 6: through to London on a fast line. Sadly, two men

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Speaker 6: are then believed to have got up with knives and

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Speaker 6: started stabbing people. At the moment, we have been told

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Speaker 6: that two are being held. They are British nationals and

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Speaker 6: being questioned on suspicion of attempted murder. We now know

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Speaker 6: that there are two in hospital with life threatening conditions.

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Speaker 6: Earlier today it was said to be up to nine,

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Speaker 6: so that's a more positive figure, and now four have

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Speaker 6: been discharged from hospital. A quick thinking train driver, when

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Speaker 6: he was alerted that there was a crisis on board,

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Speaker 6: moved phone ahead to the control center and moved the

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Speaker 6: train from the fast line which he wouldn't have been

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Speaker 6: able to stop on, and they were diverted to the

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Speaker 6: slower line and then the train stopped at an unscheduled

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Speaker 6: stopped at Huntingdon, about one hundred and fifty kilometers north

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Speaker 6: of London, and there at the platform the police met

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Speaker 6: the train, everyone poured off and two men there were arrested. Now,

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Speaker 6: originally counter terrorism police were investigating this. We are now

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Speaker 6: being told it is likely not to be terror related.

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Speaker 2: Yes, and indeed the people who are against immigration have

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Speaker 2: been going on about them being immigrants, but they're British born,

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Speaker 2: aren't they, And so the question will be how many

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Speaker 2: generations do you have to live in England and before

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Speaker 2: you become not an immigrant?

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Speaker 1: Yep, yep.

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Speaker 6: More details are coming out of this pair, but at

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Speaker 6: the at the moment, just that bald statement as it were,

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Speaker 6: just saying they are British nationals and they are being questioned.

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Speaker 2: All right, I think for your time, Gavin Gray from

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Speaker 2: the UK. It is now eleven Minister six, all right.

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Speaker 2: The government's adding one hundred and forty new hospital beds

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Speaker 2: across five hospitals from mid next year. Health Minister Simy

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Speaker 2: and Brown says Middlemore, White Cattle, Wellington and Nelson will

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Speaker 2: get new wards along with Hawk's Bay. They announced the

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Speaker 2: Hawks Bay ward earlier this year. The wards will be

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Speaker 2: built off site and then installed at each hospital. They're

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Speaker 2: calling them rapids build units and so the Health Minister

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Speaker 2: Simyon Brown joins, we now get barding to U Simion.

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Speaker 1: Good morning.

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Speaker 2: So by rapid build you mean prefabs emergency stop gaps.

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Speaker 13: No, this is a different way of delivering hospital wards effectively.

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Speaker 13: It's building them off site means they can be built

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Speaker 13: a lot faster, but they're built to a fifty year

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Speaker 13: life expectancy, which is effectively the same as any any

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Speaker 13: build of any major infrastructure. It's built to the Building Code.

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Speaker 13: So these are high quality modern hospital wards. But by

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Speaker 13: delivering them through modular design, build off site, then deliver

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Speaker 13: and install, we can deliver this a lot faster, meaning

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Speaker 13: we get the benefits for patients and the staff a

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Speaker 13: lot sooner, so.

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Speaker 2: They won't need to be replaced in the short term.

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Speaker 1: Absolutely not.

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Speaker 13: But these are designs as are said to the Building Code,

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Speaker 13: modern standards. But we have to do things differently as

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Speaker 13: a country if we want to get the infrastructure we

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Speaker 13: need much faster and also more cost effectively. And that's

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Speaker 13: the other benefit of doing things this way, and we're

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Speaker 13: open to looking at that through infrastructure. You've seen that

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Speaker 13: with the work Ericus Stanford's been doing with school classrooms

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Speaker 13: as well. How do we bring the cost down, how

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Speaker 13: do we deliver faster so that people actually benefit from

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Speaker 13: the infrastructure sooner, which is actually what we want to

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Speaker 13: build the infrastructure for now.

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Speaker 2: Will these one hundred and forty beds materially alter our

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Speaker 2: capacity and do they improve the core problem which at

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Speaker 2: the end of the day, is a shortage of staff.

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Speaker 13: Look at the same time, howth New Zealand will be

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Speaker 13: investing in additional staff for these new wards because ultimately

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Speaker 13: we need to make sure that they're there for to

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Speaker 13: be able to provide their extra care to patients. But

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Speaker 13: ultimately the purpose of these wards and these hospitals is

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Speaker 13: to do two things. One is to improve the number

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Speaker 13: of hospital beds but also to help support additional hospital

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Speaker 13: flow through from the emergency department into the hospital. So

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Speaker 13: they've been around the hospitals has been identifying what the

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Speaker 13: critical pinch points are, what the key areas of need are,

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Speaker 13: and that's where the focus of these new wards will be,

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Speaker 13: so that we can make sure people are being seen sooner,

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Speaker 13: getting a treatment in any faster.

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Speaker 2: So this is the future, this is how we're going

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Speaker 2: to see our hospitals built in the future.

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Speaker 13: Well, I think this is a new opportunity and this

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Speaker 13: is a different way of doing things. You know, when

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Speaker 13: it comes to some of the larger builds, this tension

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Speaker 13: are as well around modular design, construction and build as well. Ultimately,

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Speaker 13: though we want these buildings to be long lasting, they

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Speaker 13: need to be to high standards and to be able

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Speaker 13: to meet care that patients need. But we absolutely as

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Speaker 13: a country need to be looking at what is the

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Speaker 13: most cost effective way to deliver the infrastructure we need

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Speaker 13: so we can get it done quickly. We spend far

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Speaker 13: too long as a country talking about infrastructure and not

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Speaker 13: enough time delivering it. And so it's it's ways to

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Speaker 13: do things faster and cheaper, more cost effectively, so we

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Speaker 13: actually get the infrastructure delivered. We should absolutely before that.

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Speaker 2: So while we're talking about infrastructure, and while I've got

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Speaker 2: to hear the new Reefs Road lyover in Pakaranga, which

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Speaker 2: is an AT project that you've been very supportive of

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Speaker 2: for quite some time, but they opened it up. It

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Speaker 2: turns out it's got traffic flow problems for the afternoon

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Speaker 2: drive time. So what's wrong with it? And what are

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Speaker 2: you going to do?

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Speaker 13: Oh if it's working very effectively for traffic going to

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Speaker 13: the city, I met someone the other days said they

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Speaker 13: used to spend forty minutes going to work. It's now

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Speaker 13: fifteen minutes, so that's fantastic. But all the way home,

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Speaker 13: it used to have the intert Key, the key intersection

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Speaker 13: where the traffic met used to have three lanes of throughput.

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Speaker 13: Now it's down to two and so the simple message

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Speaker 13: to Opland transporters we need a third lane in the

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Speaker 13: intersection redesigned. Ultimately, if you reduce the number of lanes,

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Speaker 13: you reduce the flow and the traffic backs up. So

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Speaker 13: we meet with Allking Transport on Friday. They're going to

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Speaker 13: have a relook at it, and my message to them

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Speaker 13: as we need to look at it changes urgently.

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Speaker 2: And it's an early start for you. How are we

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Speaker 2: going with a wage negotiations.

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Speaker 13: In terms of the negotiations with the unions around the

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Speaker 13: bargaining bargaining does continue and my message to both parties

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Speaker 13: is to negotiate in good faith and find a resolution

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Speaker 13: so that we can continue to provide the care that

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Speaker 13: patients need.

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Speaker 2: Syrian, I thank you very much for your time. Simon

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Speaker 2: joining us from the airport. He's taking the brand new

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Speaker 2: Red Eye which happens at six o'clock to Wellington right now,

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Speaker 2: getting into work early. It is six to six.

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Speaker 1: The first word on the News of the Day Early

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Speaker 2: That'd be so my costumes in the circle, what is

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Speaker 2: now John sent me a text already and yes, very

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Speaker 2: good question. Can you ask Mike what is the point

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Speaker 2: in interviewing Dame no Lan when she is under contract

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Speaker 2: and New Zealand Netball management. I'm damn sure that she

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Speaker 2: will not be allowed to comment on the appalling process

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Speaker 2: that has been treating her and heaps the staff are

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Speaker 2: leaving the organization, but she'll be staying stull. She's talking

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Speaker 2: with you today. Will she say anything?

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Speaker 14: Well, I don't know. That's why we're having her on

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Speaker 14: a program. That's that's the whole point of the exercise.

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Speaker 14: If where if we canceled or didn't do things simply

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Speaker 14: because we're sitting there in the morning going I don't

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Speaker 14: think she'll say anything, So we won't ask any questions.

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Speaker 14: We wouldn't actually do.

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Speaker 2: Anything, would we do?

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Speaker 14: And so I'll be I'm I mean, the interesting thing

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Speaker 14: about the interview is she hasn't spoken. Everybody I think

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Speaker 14: is in some way, shope or form interested in what's happened.

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Speaker 14: How it happened, why it happened hasn't been resolved to

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Speaker 14: her satisfaction. Is she genuinely happy?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the very big thing. Because they all talked

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Speaker 2: about you know, the player's mental, wealth, health and well being.

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Speaker 2: What about no leagons.

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Speaker 14: I mean, that's that's a tough in our I think

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Speaker 14: the general consensus is she's been treated abysmally, yes, and

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Speaker 14: she may come on and go, I was treated abysmally

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Speaker 14: but it's sorted.

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Speaker 2: Or she may come on and go, look I'm happy

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Speaker 2: and we all move forward.

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Speaker 14: So you will never know that unless you ask the

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Speaker 14: question of seven o'clock, seven o'clock, seven o'clock.

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Speaker 2: The leader lead, no lead. On the Mike Husking Breakfast,

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Speaker 2: my name is Andrew Dickinson.

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