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Speaker 2: Good morning to you and welcome to Friday. You made it.

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Speaker 2: I'm Andrew Dickens. In the next sixty minutes, approval for

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Speaker 2: animal and plant products has now been given the first

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Speaker 2: track treatment. So what does this mean for the primary sector.

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Speaker 2: We'll have that story for you. In five. The Warriors

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Speaker 2: are in Vegas, baby, but are they having a good

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Speaker 2: Warrior's CEO is joining us from Sin City. And ten

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Speaker 2: what lessons have the coalition not learnt from labor and

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Speaker 2: will changes to the electricity market make a difference to you?

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Speaker 2: And I will have that story for you just before six.

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Speaker 2: We'll have correspondence from right around the world and one

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Speaker 2: around New Zealand and news as it breaks. You can

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Speaker 2: Dickens at NEWSTALKZMB dot co dot NZ. It's seven out.

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Speaker 3: To five.

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Speaker 1: The agenda.

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Speaker 2: So it's Friday, the twenty eighth of February and Hollywood

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Speaker 2: actor Gene Heckman has been found dead along with his

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Speaker 4: Now.

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Speaker 2: Gene Heckman was ninety five years old, so good in

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Speaker 2: The Unforgiven, What a great movie. His wife sixty three.

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Speaker 2: You may also know him for his role as pop

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Speaker 2: By Doyle from The French Connection.

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Speaker 3: Hi, pot By.

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Speaker 1: Deer, put your hand on your head, Get off the barn.

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Speaker 5: Get on the wall, Come on.

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Speaker 4: Night we home.

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Speaker 2: Such a good actor. The Santa Fe County Sheriff of

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Speaker 2: New Mexico sies is an active investigation, but there's no

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Speaker 4: These are unusual circumstances for two people and their family

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Speaker 4: same time. But Gene Hackman really had the most incredible career.

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Speaker 4: He acted for sixty years, appeared in one hundred films,

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Speaker 4: won two Oscars for The French Connection and Unforgiven.

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Speaker 2: Now. I have some theories about Gene Hackman. I'll tell

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Speaker 2: those later in the program. As a Kia starmer is

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Speaker 2: preparing to meet with President Trump in the White House,

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Speaker 2: uk US Starmer's meeting comes a day before President Vladimir

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Speaker 2: Zelenski will visit the Oval Office design what Trump describes

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Speaker 2: as a very big agreement on sharing Ukraine's mineral resources.

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Speaker 6: I'm here to meet another close friend of the United Kingdom,

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Speaker 6: is no more important relationship for the United Kingdom in

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Russian and US delegates met in Istanbul for the

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Speaker 2: the war in Ukraine. And Finally, Andrew Tate and brother

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Speaker 2: Tristan have left Romania on a private jit bound for

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Speaker 2: the United States. The controversial brothers were arrested in Romania

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Speaker 7: Or we know that in the last few weeks that

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Speaker 7: Tate and his brother Tristan's passport and to allow them

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Speaker 7: But it has happened. The reports are that this morning

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

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Speaker 2: It's Friday, so I want to tell you a story.

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Speaker 2: I own an electric MG. It was twenty twenty four's

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Speaker 2: why don't modern cars have a spare tire, particularly in

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Speaker 2: New Zealand because we're a rough, tough, isolated country. You

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Speaker 2: need a spared tire. God knows where you're going to

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Speaker 2: don't they have them? Anyway? So I phoned the MG

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Speaker 2: by the way, was forty minutes away. But it was Sunday,

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Speaker 2: I was thinking to myself. Second point, why don't modern

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Speaker 2: My neighbor offered to come home a day early and

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Speaker 2: he said, I'll give you a lift. So my third

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Speaker 2: point is Kim is a gentleman and a lifesaver. And

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Speaker 2: so on Monday of this week. I went into MG

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Speaker 2: Coromandal total disaster. But then Dave, the sales manager, heard

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Speaker 2: corrimandle with me as a passenger. He'll fix the car,

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Speaker 2: he'll come home and then I'll drive the MG back

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Speaker 2: point the blokes from MG Tristram are gentlemen and life

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Speaker 2: I'm on a day long mission to Corrimandel to retrieve

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Speaker 2: a car with Dwayne the tire tech. I have asked.

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Speaker 2: He's not feral. I should get there in one piece.

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Speaker 2: And so I come to my fifth point. Why do

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Speaker 2: mystery of the death of Gene Hackman ninety five years old,

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Speaker 2: Him and his wife, who was sixty three Betsy Arakawa

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Speaker 2: They've been dead for it least a day before their

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Speaker 2: bodies were found. Elizabeth Hackman told TMZ that the family

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Speaker 2: died from toxic fumes inside their Santa Fe home. Their

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Speaker 2: bodies were found Wednesday during a welfare check, and police

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Speaker 2: the couple were dead and two of the couple's dogs

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Speaker 2: What a tragic into what was a great, great actor?

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Speaker 2: It's our fourteen minutes after five. So about a month ago,

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Speaker 2: Liz Shackleton was talking with Mike Hosking and she said

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Speaker 2: the government needed to give fast track for approvals to

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Speaker 2: animal and health products. Guess what the government did it.

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Speaker 2: So a talk to Liz next here on News Talks,

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Speaker 2: FB News.

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Speaker 1: And Views you trust to start your day. It's early

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Speaker 1: edition with Andrew Dickens and one roof make your property

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Speaker 2: It's sixteen after five, good mording to you. The government

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Speaker 2: is committing to speed up approvals for animal and plant

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Speaker 2: health products. All sixteen of the Ministry of Regulations recommendations

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Speaker 2: planned an Animal Health Chief Executive as Checkerton has got

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Speaker 8: Oh, I'm not rie in Andrew lovely to connect.

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Speaker 2: Okay, so what will this do for Fanning?

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Speaker 8: So look, Andrew, if regulators can deliver on the direction

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Speaker 8: set out by ministers in this report, the primary sector

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Speaker 8: economy will grow. It's a glimmer of hope that change

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Speaker 8: is coming. But the real test now is if regulators

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Speaker 8: can turn the ship around and implement the recommendations. You know,

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Speaker 8: this is about getting solutions out of a queue and

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Speaker 8: into the hands of our farmers and growers to help

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Speaker 8: them fight today some of today's toughest challenges. And you know,

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Speaker 8: let's look at the products we're talking about here, soft chemistry,

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Speaker 8: inhibitor solutions, alternatives for resistant pests, biologicals prevented of solutions.

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Speaker 8: You know, if farmers have these options, it's a race

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Speaker 8: to the top. Without them, it's a race to the bottom.

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Speaker 2: Here, it's a month ago you were complaining on the

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Speaker 2: Microlasting Breakfast that they were becklog of more than one

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Speaker 2: a four year time spent to clear the queue. So

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Speaker 2: does that still exist? Is it still going to take

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Speaker 8: Yeah? So look, this report confirmed everything that we've been

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Speaker 8: saying about the eyewatering delays. And look, Andre Lete's put

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Speaker 8: it in the perspective of a farmer. And here, you know,

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Speaker 8: say white cattle farmers there this morning. They need meetin

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Speaker 8: and nitrous oxide emission solutions. They've got less than five

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Speaker 8: that's just too little, too late if you're a farmer.

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Speaker 8: And you know, I can give you some other examples

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Speaker 2: Why do you think we dropped the ball so much?

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Speaker 8: Look, I think it's a complex system and this is

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Speaker 8: something that this report absolutely m layers out today. But

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Speaker 8: I think what's more important now is looking forward and

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Speaker 8: actually delivery to turn this hope into reality. About turning

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Speaker 8: this quy around. We absolutely remain committed to work with

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Speaker 8: regulators and want to support them with that. But what

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Speaker 8: transparency and accountability. You know, because at a time when

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Speaker 8: our government's crying out for investment in New Zealand here andrew,

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Speaker 8: our members, the keying global businesses say are saying clearly

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Speaker 8: it's about working together, but ultimately can regulators deliver and

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Speaker 2: Of course, of course our advantage is innovation. But if

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Speaker 2: we're slowing down the innovation, then we're losing the advantage.

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Speaker 2: Liz Shecky didn't thank you so much. This is the

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Speaker 2: chief executive of Planned and Animal Health New Zealand. The

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Speaker 2: worry is are in Vegas? Have you heard about the

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Speaker 2: It is five twenty two. The Warriors are in Vegas

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Speaker 2: for the first game of the season against the Raiders.

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Speaker 2: In terms of the lineup, Charles Nicola Klockstadt has retained

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Speaker 2: Vasaschek has shifted from the centers to the wing. He

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Speaker 2: seems very happy about that. Cameron George is the CEO

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Speaker 2: How the Cameron, Good morning, eight twenty two in the morning.

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Speaker 2: You've just come straight from the buffet. How was the food?

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Speaker 9: No, I haven't actually look.

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Speaker 10: It's crazy over here and I'm very excited about the

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Speaker 10: week we've had so far, and you know, and what's

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Speaker 10: less of it? So getting closer to game day, which

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Speaker 2: Okay, So Andrew Webster has said that the Warriors have

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Speaker 9: Yeah, absolutely, our boys have prepared really well.

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Speaker 10: They know we've come here for you with a purpose,

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Speaker 10: and we've i think collectively managed to work really well,

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Speaker 10: both players and staff, and everyone's enjoyed the moment but

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Speaker 10: also kept very focused on what's important to us, and

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Speaker 10: that's preparing well for the for the game on Saturday.

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Speaker 2: One of the facilities like that you're training it and

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Speaker 2: what's the ground like? Is it all good?

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Speaker 10: Look where we're training is there's soccer fields. There's no

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Speaker 10: goalpost or anything. They've got line marking for rugby league fields,

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Speaker 10: but there are about four or five soccer fields adjacent

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Speaker 9: That's where we train.

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Speaker 10: We are Jim Wise boys are at the UFC, which

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Speaker 10: is a great experience for them. And look, everything else

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Speaker 10: is pretty similar to what we get at home, but

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Speaker 10: the fields are certainly very different given they're not rugby

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Speaker 2: What's the sales like? I mean, how many Americans are

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Speaker 9: Yeah. Yeah.

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Speaker 10: Look every billboard you see here is talking about rugby League,

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Speaker 10: and I understand there's just over forty eight thousand tickets

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Speaker 9: So it's a great sign that the game's being accepted

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Speaker 2: It's also a great sign that, to course the Australians

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Speaker 2: and goods stayed in Australasia and that's quite good. I'm

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Speaker 2: so sorry that President Trump's not coming, but I appear

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Speaker 2: he's quite busy.

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Speaker 9: I can imagine he's got a bit on.

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Speaker 10: But at the end of the day, mate, there'll be

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Speaker 10: plenty of plenty of funderhad on game day, and yeah,

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Speaker 2: The Sydney Morning Herald yesterday reckons it's not the Warriors

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Speaker 9: Who was that Sorry the Sydney Morning Morning, they still existed. Look,

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Speaker 9: we've got.

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Speaker 10: A very good young and blended in with experience what

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Speaker 10: we've noticed this year, particularly training and if you if

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Speaker 10: at the end of the day, it's going to be

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Speaker 10: a very tight competition. Our tension is to win it,

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Speaker 10: and we've got a very good squad, very happy with it.

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Speaker 3: Like everyone, you need luck.

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Speaker 10: With no injuries, but or little injuries. But we're ready

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Speaker 10: to go. So there's no excuse from us.

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Speaker 2: We're right behind you. Caaron, all the very best. Give

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Speaker 2: our regards to the boys. Cameron George Warrior is CEO.

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Speaker 2: ZIB Newstalk's EB. It is five twenty seven. Okay, so

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Speaker 2: I'm a bit of a policy one I like policy.

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Speaker 2: no matter if it's deliverable or not. Now we'll all

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Speaker 2: remember that Labor had a very bad case of it

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Speaker 2: last term Phil Twiford and is one hundred thousand KEI

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Speaker 2: He announced a nearly nine hundred million dollar bike bridge

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Speaker 2: He then casually stuck a light rail system underground, tripling

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Speaker 2: seems to me that the National Led Coalition has a

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Speaker 2: case of the same disease. Paul Goldsmith has it bad.

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Speaker 2: This week he announced a change to citizens arrest rules,

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Speaker 2: more work. That's what he was announcing. In fact, he

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Speaker 2: the Prince of the Province's Shane Jones. This week he

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Speaker 2: The whole place needs a hand. And then he proposed

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Speaker 2: repairing Marsden Point refinery, which is a fanciful idea. It

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Speaker 2: And the reason why no government has repaired the refinery

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Speaker 2: it's impossible and expensive. Did Shane not know that? But

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Speaker 2: he said it anyway. And the thing I think about

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Speaker 2: leadership is that you need to make adult decisions and proposals.

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Speaker 2: And if you're a cabinet minister, you can't just let

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Speaker 2: That is the lesson labor should have learned from last term.

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Speaker 2: And hopefully the government we have right now figures it

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Speaker 1: Andrew Dickens, all right, do.

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Speaker 2: You understand the energy market? Do you understand the electricity market? Note?

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Speaker 2: Neither do I. But there have been some changes. The

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Speaker 2: big question is will it make it any cheaper for you?

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Speaker 2: And I will find that out just before six.

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

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Speaker 1: Analysis Early edition with Andrew Dickens and one roof Make

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Speaker 11: Did you come?

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Speaker 2: Thank goodbarding to you. Welcome to the end of the week.

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Speaker 2: My name is Andrew Dickens and for Ryan Bridge. Here

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Speaker 2: comes the weekend. Now we're following the progress of Andrew

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Speaker 2: Tat and his brother Tristan. This is the controversial social

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Speaker 2: media phenomenon guy that boys have been following and he's

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Speaker 2: wanting They wanted to try, you know, put him up

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Speaker 2: for trial on allegations of rape and trafficking miners and mannering,

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Speaker 2: lordering and all that sort of carry on. We're following

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Speaker 2: his progress. They're on a private jet, they're bound for America.

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Speaker 2: They could have been going to the UK. All sorts

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Speaker 2: of things happening about that little story in Vincent McAvennie

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Speaker 2: will join us shortly to talk about that. Anko Starma

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Speaker 2: and his trip to Washington. News through overnight in Washington.

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Speaker 2: By the way, Jeff Bezos, the man who owns Amazon,

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Speaker 2: also owns the Washington Post, and he's made an editorial

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Speaker 2: decision the Post will no longer run views opposed to

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Speaker 2: and transparent about what they're going to report and what

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Speaker 2: me to read anything in the Washington Post about free

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Speaker 2: speech without caforing And Jeff, I think you might have

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Speaker 2: part of the American market in these Trumpian days. But hey,

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Speaker 2: it's your paper. Myself, personally, I prefer my media to

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Speaker 2: present all sides of a story without buyers and then

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Speaker 2: When I read a paper, I reckon I should disagree

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Speaker 2: with half of it because that helps solidify my own argument.

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Speaker 2: So Jeff Bezos has made the call. Jeff Bezos the

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Speaker 2: world's grosser and habitdasher is no free speech advocate, and

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Speaker 2: he is a censor, and he is a cancellor. Twenty

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Speaker 2: two to eight around the country, we go, Callum Procter

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Speaker 2: from Otarga Halle, Callum morning Andrew. Now there's a plea

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Speaker 2: to end futile CPR in aged residential care facilities.

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Speaker 12: Yeah, lot, This will spark a bit of debate. This

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Speaker 12: comes out of research here at Otaga University. These researchers

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Speaker 12: believe that aged care staff should not have to be

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Speaker 12: Researchers say CPR is not always helpful for the elderly.

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Speaker 12: They say it's likely it will break ribs, which is

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Speaker 2: Yes, it's a terrible call, a big call as well.

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Speaker 2: Hey how's the weather? That's pretty good?

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Speaker 12: Fine today evening cloud nor Easterly's twenty two to the high.

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Speaker 2: And I thank you, Claire. Sure we're joins us from

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Speaker 2: christ Riot Teleclaire morning. So they need more health services

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Speaker 2: than Selwyn, Yes.

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Speaker 13: Well, of course, for context, Selwyn is in New Zealand's

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Speaker 13: fastest growing district. That's according to the latest census data.

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Speaker 13: With growth of cause lots of positives for those around

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Speaker 13: District Council's latest aging well survey show Selwyn is very

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Speaker 13: under resourced when it comes to blood services, dental clinics,

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Speaker 13: primary birthing unit Otomidachy are great examples of what they're doing.

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Speaker 13: But Rolliston Residents' Association chair Mark Alexander says government services

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Speaker 2: Yes, you're ill, Oh don't great drive? Okay. How's the weather?

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Speaker 13: Mostly cloudy today, some fine spells a bit later northeasterly

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Speaker 5: Good morning.

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Speaker 2: So the botanic gardens. I love for potanic gardens when

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Speaker 5: lovely place for botanic gardens. A few months ago, taking

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Speaker 5: along the edge of the gardens on Glenmore Street vanished.

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Speaker 5: A cycle way appeared great for those cycling down the

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Speaker 5: hill from Kelbourn to and from work, bad for people

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Speaker 5: driving visiting the boat Ends. Councilor Diane Calvert now has

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Speaker 5: the go ahead to instruct council officers to investigate reinstating

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Speaker 5: that parking. A council committee took a vote yesterday. All

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Speaker 5: but two members were for that, one of whom is

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Speaker 5: of course Mayor Torrifano, who generally has a blanket position

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Speaker 5: against parking. She said in the meeting there are still

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Speaker 5: more than thirty thousand parks in the city, and she

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Speaker 5: wants to do anything she can to incentivize cycle.

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Speaker 2: So what would that news in the news going to

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Speaker 2: restore the Magonia House. The Pagonia House is going to stay.

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Speaker 2: So it's all good news for the botanic gardens. And

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Speaker 2: I remember I used to wander around it. This is

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Speaker 2: how long ago it was. And I bump into Paul

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Speaker 2: Holmes because he'd been He'd be wandering around as well,

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Speaker 2: sniffing flowers. And I go, Paul, hello, how are you weathering?

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Speaker 2: It's in two zb host what do you what do

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Speaker 2: you do sniffing the flowers? Aren't the flowers magnificent? Andrews,

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Speaker 2: I love the tulips? Okay, mate, now how's your weather?

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Speaker 2: So fine? Today?

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Speaker 5: Light wends getting up into the mid twenties.

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Speaker 2: All right, to Orca we go.

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Speaker 11: There's a name, Paul Holmes. I'm glad you brought that up. Oh,

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Speaker 11: I can just imagine him.

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Speaker 2: Oh, you'd be wandering around aimlessly. He'd be wondering around

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Speaker 2: aims exactly what and just get into the flower beards

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Speaker 2: to be snuffling around. He loved his garden.

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Speaker 11: He did love his gardens, and he new, you know

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Speaker 11: all the Latin terms and everything about flowers. He go,

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Speaker 11: did you know, Barblay, you are right?

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Speaker 2: I'd rest his soul. What a lovely man. Okay, what's

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Speaker 2: happening in Auckland, Oh, James, Saint James's back. Yes, we're

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Speaker 2: going to talk about that, Andrew.

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Speaker 11: So what's happened is that the owners of James ninety

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Speaker 11: seven year old Saint James Theater Auckland dos know this

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Speaker 11: well Queen Street. Now it's sat in a state of

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Speaker 11: disreppears since two thousand and seven. This is after a

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Speaker 11: fire forced it to close. But it's been granted funding

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Speaker 11: for restoration. There are conditions though, so Auckland Council's voted

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Speaker 11: to commit fifteen million dollars in funding. This happened yesterday.

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Speaker 11: Owner Steve Bilbe says that look, it's got a meat

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Speaker 11: stretch milestones. As the work proceeds. He says, the timeline

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Speaker 11: is already laid out. He can tell us that he's

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Speaker 11: planning to reopen the theater in twenty twenty eight. Do

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Speaker 11: you think that will happen fingers crossed and that's when

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Speaker 11: it turns Sat James Turn's one hundred.

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Speaker 2: Well, okay as a great concert venue. Saw David Byrne there,

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Speaker 2: Pitt shop boys there in New York dolls there, the

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Speaker 2: dude's there.

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Speaker 11: Stop a music person.

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Speaker 3: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: How's the weather in Auckland's okay?

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Speaker 11: Twenty seven is the high, hot and humid? Muggy mainly

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Speaker 11: find passing clown to and.

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Speaker 2: I thank you. It is seventeen minutes to six. It's

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Speaker 2: Newstalk sav B. Vincent McAvennie as her Kirs Starmer makes

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Speaker 2: his trip to Washington tomorrow. He's just moments away. We're

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Speaker 2: going to talk about the electricity market and the monitoring

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Speaker 2: of the jin Taylors. I know it's dents, but hopefully

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Speaker 2: the guy we've got on will help you understand. And

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Speaker 2: the big question is will we get cheaper power.

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Speaker 1: International correspondence with insin eye insurance, peace of mind for

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Speaker 1: New Zealand business.

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Speaker 2: It's fourteen to six. Vincent mcavinni joins us from the UK. Vincent,

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Speaker 2: good morning, good morning, so secure stammagers jours away from

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Speaker 2: meeting with President Trump.

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Speaker 3: Yes, that's right.

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Speaker 14: He is the second European leader to visit the White

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Speaker 14: House this week. He was pipped by President Macron on Monday.

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Speaker 14: He had been hoping for this invite a little earlier

508
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Speaker 14: because he has built quite a good relationship with Donald Trump,

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Speaker 14: meeting him last year several times ahead of the election

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Speaker 14: in anticipation of his victory. Now he is going, we understand,

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Speaker 14: to tell the United States that they must put security

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Speaker 14: guarantees in place in whatever deal they are going to

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Speaker 14: strike with Russia. They need that backstop. And he's going

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Speaker 14: to say, if you are going to put all this

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Speaker 14: resource and money into rare earth mineral extraction, you need

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Speaker 14: to make sure that your investment is safe and protected.

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Speaker 14: And that's ahead of course of President Zelenski of Ukraine

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Speaker 14: visiting the White House tomorrow. So we think signed this

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Speaker 14: deal on these rare earth minerals, and the UK also

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Speaker 14: hoping to avoid any kind of tariffs that we've seen

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Speaker 14: on allies like Mexico, Canada and the EU because he

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Speaker 14: wants to play sakirstarma on that special love that Trump

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Speaker 14: has for the UK, given his mother was Scottish.

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Speaker 2: Okay. Now, meanwhile, we're following the progress of Andrew Tait

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Speaker 2: and his brother Tristram, who had finally been extra dieded

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Speaker 2: from Romania. It only took three years. Where's that story it?

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Speaker 14: Well, they have now landed in Florida in the past

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Speaker 14: half hour. They have arrived via private jet at Fort

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Speaker 14: Lauderdale International Airport. Now there is still a lot of

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Speaker 14: confusion about this. The pair have been detained for the

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Speaker 14: last three years in Romania, where they had moved to,

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Speaker 14: and they were accused of human trafficking and rape in

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Speaker 14: the country, charges they deny. They were also facing a

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Speaker 14: separate case in the UK of rape and human trafficking

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Speaker 14: as well. But what appears to have happened is that

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Speaker 14: Rick Grennell, who is a sort of representative for Donald

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Speaker 14: Trump at the Munich Security Conference, held a meeting with

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Speaker 14: the Romanian foreign minister, where it's thought that perhaps he

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Speaker 14: had requested that the two be allowed to leave the country,

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Speaker 14: and that is what prosecutors have done. They haven't dropped

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Speaker 14: the cases, but they have returned their passports to them

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Speaker 14: and let them return to the US. Now, once they're

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Speaker 14: in the US, it's highly unlikely they could ever be

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Speaker 14: extradited to face both the Romanian and the British case,

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Speaker 14: so some confusion exactly what this intervention has been into

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Speaker 14: the Romanian justice system to get these two highly controversial,

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Speaker 14: problematic individuals released. And back to the US.

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Speaker 2: Vinja mcaviniy and I thank you. Are more on this

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Speaker 2: with the Mike Husking breakfast is now eleven to.

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Speaker 1: Six Andrew Dickens.

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Speaker 2: So the Energy Competition Task Force is making moves to

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Speaker 2: bring down the power bills and good on them because

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Speaker 2: we all want that. It is recommended that the Electricity

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Speaker 2: Authority crack down on gen taylors who neglect to be

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Speaker 2: fair and competitive. And now the authority is seeking feedback

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Speaker 2: on the proposed approach, and we've got the CEO of

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Speaker 2: rewiring alt role with us, Mike Casey, Good morning.

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Speaker 3: To you, given morning, Andrew, there you go, very good.

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Speaker 2: So what would the monitoring companies actually do and how

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Speaker 2: would this make our power bills smaller?

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Speaker 15: Well, this is pretty exciting because one of the big

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Speaker 15: things that the independent retails are the ones that don't

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Speaker 15: generate electricity, have been sort of talking about.

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Speaker 3: For a long time. It hadn't been particularly their playing field.

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Speaker 15: So the idea behind this change is essentially that the

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Speaker 15: large into town the likes of contact Energie, Meridian, Mercury,

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Speaker 15: and so they are going to have to sell power

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Speaker 15: to the independent generators at the same price they sell

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Speaker 15: it to themselves. And that's just pretty exciting. There's a

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Speaker 15: lot of work that needs to be done to make

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Speaker 15: sure that this actually does happen and happens effectively. And

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Speaker 15: one thing that we're sort of calling for it rewiring

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Speaker 15: Il said, oh, is really trying to figure out how

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Speaker 15: to make sure that this is mandatory rather than just

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Speaker 15: sort of policing it maybe after the fact.

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Speaker 2: Okay, So the question is if they do manage by monitoring,

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Speaker 2: which is a bit of scowling, they manage to get

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Speaker 2: these gent tailors, the big four, you know, who have

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Speaker 2: both sides of the equation, If they do manage to

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Speaker 2: offer this stuff to independence, will those generators bump up

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Speaker 2: the price to keep the same level of profits that

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Speaker 2: they're getting at them at the same time, so will

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Speaker 2: we actually get a lower price?

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Speaker 15: That is potentially an issue, But I think on the

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Speaker 15: other side of it, it's quite exciting. We've seen most

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Speaker 15: of the innovation around pricing for consumers, most of the

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Speaker 15: innovative products coming out, such as things like free hour

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Speaker 15: of power, things like that are coming from the independence,

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Speaker 15: so it being a playing field. I am very very

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Speaker 15: optimistic that this will cause a downward pressure on power prices,

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Speaker 15: more innovation in the space, which is ultimately best for

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Speaker 15: the customer, but that is something the regulator is going

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Speaker 15: to have to make sure right at the end of

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Speaker 15: the day. There is the theory that it can put

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Speaker 15: down with pressure on prices, but we have seen in

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Speaker 15: the past that that is not necessarily always the case.

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Speaker 2: In an ideal world, would you prefer that generators are

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Speaker 2: absolutely separated from retailers.

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Speaker 15: I think that's the big drastic step that the government

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Speaker 15: is going to have to be looking at to see

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Speaker 15: whether that is the ultimate outcome. This is kind of

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Speaker 15: a bit of a lower touch step that might resolve

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Speaker 15: some of the issues and do it far far faster.

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Speaker 3: And I think the thing that we're seeing now for the.

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Speaker 15: Customers of New Zealand, things are going to be done

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Speaker 15: really quickly because power bills keep rising in this country

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Speaker 15: and they don't need to.

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Speaker 2: Be and part of the reason they keep rising is

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Speaker 2: that we keep on running out of power because it

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Speaker 2: keeps on being dry and everything is renewable. Eighty five

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Speaker 2: percent of our power is renewable, So you know you've

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Speaker 2: got your finger on the pulse. Are we going to

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Speaker 2: have another power crisis this winter?

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Speaker 3: Well, I mean I keep my finger on the pulse

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Speaker 3: a lot because I have a huge kind of soul

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Speaker 3: on my farm and I'm doing very well out of

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Speaker 3: that at the moment, selling at the wholesale rate where

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Speaker 3: the price of power is incredibly high. So I do

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Speaker 3: it have my finger on the pulse a lot in

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Speaker 3: that regard. It isn't raining at the moment. I was

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Speaker 3: just on the shores of Lake Chippo a couple of

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Speaker 3: days ago and it's looking very very dry. What we

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Speaker 3: do every year is we sort of sit there and

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Speaker 3: wait and pray for rain.

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Speaker 15: Sometimes it comes. In the case of twenties twenty four

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Speaker 15: it didn't. So you know, it's all going to come

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Speaker 15: down to the work that gods. At the moment, see

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Speaker 15: how this energy industry copes with the current shortage of water.

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Speaker 3: It's not looking good at the moment.

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Speaker 15: And so yes, anything that we can do in the

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Speaker 15: space to improve innovation and also roll out alternative forms

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Speaker 15: of generation like riftop solo on homes and on farms

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Speaker 15: is going to make a massive difference to the outcome

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Speaker 15: for customers.

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Speaker 2: All right, Mike Casey, I thank you so much. Mike

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Speaker 2: Casey is the CEO of rewiring al Te Royer. My

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Speaker 2: son actually climbed halfway up Mount cook over the last

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Speaker 2: weekend and he said he's never seen it so dry,

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Speaker 2: and also the glaciers are very small. It's been a

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Speaker 2: hot one. It is seven minutes to six.

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Speaker 1: The first word on the Use of the day earlier

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Speaker 1: with Andrew Dickens and One Room, Make your Property search simple.

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Speaker 1: You talk with me.

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Speaker 2: Robbie's gone and text me and says it's obviously not working.

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Speaker 2: Everyone's fixed daily charges and power has just gone up.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Robbie. And another text an email from Nova

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Speaker 2: last night. Gas and power going up. So it's an

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Speaker 2: issue and they're trying to deal with it. I meanwhile,

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Speaker 2: the Warriors game this weekend. I hello, Mike. I talked

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Speaker 2: to Cameron George just a while ago. Forty eight thousand

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Speaker 2: tickets sold, fifteen thousand of them Yanks. So that's not

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Speaker 2: really the revolution. It wasn't last year, it isn't this year.

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Speaker 2: It's the stadium holds sixty something sixty five. I think

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Speaker 2: it's not one of the biggest stadiums. But it wasn't

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Speaker 2: a sell out last year, it isn't this year. It's

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Speaker 2: good fun for the people who jumped on the charter

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Speaker 2: flight from New Zealand and stuff sold out in seventeen minutes.

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Speaker 16: Yeah, and that's good. But you only need two hundred

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Speaker 16: tickets to get out four pointue. But do you know

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Speaker 16: what I'm saying, It's just I wish it was successful,

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Speaker 16: but it's just there's so much sport in America and

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Speaker 16: everyone just goes, I know, I'll join that queue, and

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Speaker 16: it's just it's just not here's the thing.

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Speaker 2: I mean, it's hard times. Fifteen thousand Yanks. That means

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Speaker 2: thirty three thousand Australians and New Zealanders could be bothered

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Speaker 2: to hop on a plane and go.

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Speaker 16: Well, a lot will be expect though true of course

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Speaker 16: they're living in America. By the way, speaking of New Zealand,

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Speaker 16: is doing well Liam Lawson this morning seventh Not that

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Speaker 16: you read too much into that because it's fuel and time,

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Speaker 16: but he was in the car basically all day. And

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Speaker 16: the other good news of your interested and I knew

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Speaker 16: you were going to ask, was that Lewis did well.

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Speaker 16: So there was some concern yesterday that Lewis was a

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Speaker 16: mile behind Charlote Clair. But he's beat Charlie Clair today.

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Speaker 16: Not once again that you read all well, but right

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Speaker 16: up there.

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Speaker 2: In that first round I saw look at that Liam

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Speaker 2: beat Lewis and quite some margin as well.

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Speaker 16: So Lewis beat Liam today. So it depends on what

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Speaker 16: you're looking to achieve and how you're looking to it.

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Speaker 2: Well, the question is is the RB car any good

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Speaker 2: because in the second half of our season it was rubbish.

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Speaker 16: Well the RB yes, well they don't know, we don't

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Speaker 16: know that yet, but it's competitive. So but Stappan's competitive.

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Speaker 16: He's competitive, and so it's everything that you thought might

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Speaker 16: happen so far is happening. McLaren are fast read bullsparts.

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Speaker 16: What's your big story the electricity? Oh mister, what of

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Speaker 16: the electricity Department's going this morning to explain how all

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Speaker 16: this works and why we're yet again in the middle

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Speaker 16: of a winterning.

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Speaker 2: Somebody thought I said, Jennitaylor instead of Gen Taylor. Really

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Speaker 2: you shouldn't do that, Well I didn't anyway, I thought

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Speaker 2: I was funny. Well I'm not sure, but I think

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Speaker 2: it was quite funny anyway, all right, thank you, We'll

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Speaker 2: see you on Monday.

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