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Speaker 1: When he's available, we have the pleasure of the one
Speaker 1: and only Nathan Cosh, as you may or may not know,
Speaker 1: Nathan Cosh Shure not only is a wonderful vet and
Speaker 1: a surgeon and great expertise surgeon christ well.
Speaker 7: We all do our bits in order to do a burgery, but.
Speaker 1: He's also a cootish captain. We've got a lot to
Speaker 1: talk about this morning. Let's do it from now.
Speaker 4: I love the airways. Here's my request. You don't have
Speaker 4: to play, but hope you'll do your best. I've been
Speaker 4: listening to Shumray.
Speaker 3: And you seem lack of friends.
Speaker 1: Hello, Nathan Gosh.
Speaker 7: Good morning or evening as the case may be, to you,
Speaker 7: Tony mcmaon.
Speaker 1: Wherever you are. And of course they're good friends that
Speaker 1: they've already joined US five double A in Adelaide, the
Speaker 1: ACE Radio Network wherever you right through Victoria and into
Speaker 1: some of the southern parts of New South Wales which
Speaker 1: might include Orange. Yeah, around that area, parks, parks all
Speaker 1: through that Aubrey Wogga Wogga.
Speaker 7: Woggager corals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is so all those people that are tuned
Speaker 1: in coolus to have you there. Won Da Couma won
Speaker 1: derup Marimbla sys. He has just come back from beautiful
Speaker 1: far North Queensland. Was it amazing? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Twenty five degrees in sunshine that was there for half
Speaker 7: an hour, then come back to eleven degree Melbourne.
Speaker 1: Is it just because that's a pretty good airport, Cairn's Airport,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 7: That's not bad. Most of most of the airports these
Speaker 7: days have been upgraded well. And truly I had an
Speaker 7: evening a night on the Gold Coast earlier in the
Speaker 7: week and I was just talking to the first officer
Speaker 7: and said, well, back in the day when I was
Speaker 7: a child, we used to go up to Surface Palace
Speaker 7: Paradise as we did back in the day during the
Speaker 7: winter holidays. It's September holidays because of course we only
Speaker 7: had two terms instead of the three terms or other
Speaker 7: instead of the four. And I can remember the airport
Speaker 7: at Cooling Gata was literally a weatherboard shack or a
Speaker 7: building and then on one end was Ansett, on the
Speaker 7: other end was TAA and that was it. And now
Speaker 7: you have a look at what they've done. And there's
Speaker 7: an international area as well there New Zealand go in
Speaker 7: and out and it's just huge now by comparison, it's
Speaker 7: all changed. Everything's changed.
Speaker 1: The Gold Coast haven't been there for a little while
Speaker 1: really to any great degree flying flight type situation. But
Speaker 1: the Gold Coast certainly has changed, has just grown. It's
Speaker 1: quite an extraordinary city. Oh it's huge.
Speaker 7: Well, we almost as good as we stayed a little
Speaker 7: place right on the water, a little two story place
Speaker 7: sort of like a motel with the balk around, a
Speaker 7: pool in the middle, all that type of thing. And
Speaker 7: there was a place called the Sands, as I recall,
Speaker 7: on the corner of Cavel Avenue and the Foreshore, and
Speaker 7: that was the first of the sort of high risy
Speaker 7: kind of places, which wasn't very high rise, but now
Speaker 7: when you go past there, it's just these massive buildings.
Speaker 7: And then down at broad Beach and all the way
Speaker 7: up to Southport it's just built up with massive, massive
Speaker 7: buildings and thousands and thousands of people living there these days.
Speaker 1: Did you do you remember ever going into the Conrad
Speaker 1: what was referred to as the Conrad Hotel, but it
Speaker 1: was part of the obviously part of the Hilton group,
Speaker 1: but it was just branded Conrad in first really smart
Speaker 1: hotel in that area. That was that Broadbeach I think, yes,
Speaker 1: broad Beach was it did the opening of that hotel,
Speaker 1: it was fantastic and it was run by at that point,
Speaker 1: they brought out a lot of American senior execs to
Speaker 1: work to get it all set up, you know, to
Speaker 1: get staff and training and all the sort of things
Speaker 1: that you can imagine they would have had to do
Speaker 1: during that time. Miss early yearly part of the eighties.
Speaker 1: It's probably forty years ago.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: Was that did that become Jupiters?
Speaker 1: Is that it was kind of Jupiters, Yes, correct, So
Speaker 1: they had the gaming in there and it was all
Speaker 1: very very special in that launched. It was an amazing place.
Speaker 1: The point of that story was that one of the
Speaker 1: frustrations of the Americans told us about on air, because
Speaker 1: I was doing some radio shows from there for three
Speaker 1: BA in Bellaret, and they would make mention of the
Speaker 1: fact that it was really difficult to get people to
Speaker 1: work in hospitality at that time. Yes, because it was
Speaker 1: sort of still a bit of an unknown thing. Yes,
Speaker 1: hospitality of that level in Australia even late seventies, early
Speaker 1: part of the eighties.
Speaker 7: Oh, and look at it now. I mean if all
Speaker 7: young people end up doing some sort of stint in hospitality,
Speaker 7: which I think is a great thing. You learn to
Speaker 7: deal with people and you have to be punctual and
Speaker 7: you have to be neat and you have to sort
Speaker 7: of try and deal with problems and things as they arise,
Speaker 7: deal with criticism as it gets dished out to you.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I think it's a great training ground for
Speaker 7: for kids to whatever they're going to do later on.
Speaker 7: Because people skills. Despite the fact that we are less
Speaker 7: and less communicative with people, I think people skills are
Speaker 7: so very important and you've got to be thrown in
Speaker 7: the deep end a little bit to have to sort
Speaker 7: it out.
Speaker 1: I've said for a long time that in Australia really
Speaker 1: it's about our level of hospitality has to be so
Speaker 1: strong because when everything else disappears, we're disappearing in certain
Speaker 1: certain areas. Now in terms of industry, it will really
Speaker 1: be based on visitors coming to Australia and we've got
Speaker 1: to be able to provide them with great services, high
Speaker 1: end services, to make it very attractive to visit here.
Speaker 7: Well that in radio stations that they're the only things
Speaker 7: that are going to be lived will continue.
Speaker 1: Do you want to make light of this, But how
Speaker 1: tragedy it was, that's fart out of India, terrible.
Speaker 7: I mean, our hearts go out to all those directly
Speaker 7: involved and indirectly involved and through families and just other
Speaker 7: colleagues or you know, all of us are affected when
Speaker 7: these sorts of things happen, and thankfully they are rare,
Speaker 7: but when they do occur, of course their front page news,
Speaker 7: and there are questions to be answered.
Speaker 1: Any whispers is about ah, look when.
Speaker 7: This is one of I think one of the sad
Speaker 7: things about social media and with any you know, no,
Speaker 7: I did a safety investigators course earlier in the year,
Speaker 7: a short one, and it's all about evidence, I mean,
Speaker 7: no speculation, no whatevers. And some of the stuff that's
Speaker 7: come out is absolutely just completely out of left field
Speaker 7: and total and utter nonsense, absolutely from so called experts.
Speaker 7: So as much as of course we want answers and everything,
Speaker 7: I think there's a few things that were witnessed on
Speaker 7: the video that seemed a bit unusual, like the undercarriage
Speaker 7: being left down. It appears that the flaps were up.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 7: Then I was just watching something last night from someone
Speaker 7: fairly reputable who said that in those aircraft there's a
Speaker 7: little wind generator if you like, and it drops out
Speaker 7: from underneath the fuselage and it spins and it provides
Speaker 7: electricity for the electrical systems and the hydraulic systems. If
Speaker 7: the other systems all fall over, it's an emergency supply.
Speaker 7: It can also drop out if both engines fail, and
Speaker 7: there's a fair amount of speculation that it was operating,
Speaker 7: which means that there must have been some sort of
Speaker 7: catastrophic systems failure. There's also been the speculation that why
Speaker 7: the gear down and the flaps up, that perhaps the
Speaker 7: pilot monitoring instead of normally we put the undercarriage up
Speaker 7: straight away because it just hangs out and caused a
Speaker 7: lot of air drag, so we pull the gear up
Speaker 7: as soon as we get airborne. And there was some
Speaker 7: speculation that maybe the flaps were selected up and not
Speaker 7: the gear, which means that the engines were not only
Speaker 7: fighting against all that resistance air resistance from the undercarriage down,
Speaker 7: but the loss of lift from the wings because the
Speaker 7: shape had been altered because the flaps were put up.
Speaker 7: But that's only conjecture at this stage. And I think
Speaker 7: the flight recorders were intact, and I believe they've been removed.
Speaker 7: They will be looked at very rapidly, of course, because
Speaker 7: the important thing, well one of their things is okay, well,
Speaker 7: what happened, why did it happen, and how do we
Speaker 7: stop it from happening again. So if there is something
Speaker 7: that is an issue with say the aircraft or a
Speaker 7: procedure or something, then it needs to be looked at
Speaker 7: and all the seven eight to seven operators around the
Speaker 7: world will take it on board. But they I think
Speaker 7: the first ones came out in twenty sixteen, and this
Speaker 7: was the first one that crashed, So there are a
Speaker 7: lot of them out there. It's a very safe the
Speaker 7: Dreamliner and the eight hundred version of the nine hundred version,
Speaker 7: which is a little bit longer and has some differences,
Speaker 7: but there's a lot of them out there. They are safe,
Speaker 7: and we just need to find out what went on
Speaker 7: for the sake of everybody and to make sure that
Speaker 7: there's no underlying problem that needs to be addressed by
Speaker 7: other operators as well. And of course the incredible story
Speaker 7: about the man sitting in eleven a survived walked away
Speaker 7: was walking to hospital grief.
Speaker 1: How many people now will be saying, I'll be I
Speaker 1: thought of that when it came up. The other thing
Speaker 1: that was a remarkable story. I guess there will be
Speaker 1: always these sorts of yarns where apparently one personal woman
Speaker 1: I think it was, who was running Lake could caught
Speaker 1: up in the traffic. It wasn't allowed to go on
Speaker 1: the plane at the last moment. I'm sorry, gates closed.
Speaker 7: You can't get on, yes, And you hear about and
Speaker 7: the other way as well. People that did just get
Speaker 7: on that weren't meant to be on, and people that
Speaker 7: were meant to be on that didn't get on. So
Speaker 7: it's one of those things. I mean, if you're a fatalist,
Speaker 7: you'd say, well, that was my time, wasn't right or
Speaker 7: it was, depending on which way you went. But anyway, let's,
Speaker 7: as I say, our thoughts go out to everybody involved,
Speaker 7: and you know, the family's on the ground as well,
Speaker 7: and the damage on the ground, and let's wait and
Speaker 7: see what the answer is and hopefully it'll it. I'll
Speaker 7: make aviation just that little bit safer.
Speaker 1: All right. The idea for this morning is for the hour,
Speaker 1: the couple of hours maybe that Nathan will be with us.
Speaker 1: It's lighter, it's brighter. We like to have a bit
Speaker 1: of fun. For those of you that have a much
Speaker 1: love pet. It could be any one of your beautiful
Speaker 1: animals at home who's not feeling one hundred percent or
Speaker 1: you've got an issue with that, you can jump on
Speaker 1: board as well. Nathan's here. He'll give you some help
Speaker 1: and guide you through some of the options. One double
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Speaker 7: We just sit here and just and we can get
Speaker 7: everything wrong.
Speaker 1: And we usually do. We do, and there will be
Speaker 1: no discussion about football.
Speaker 7: No, I agree, Jay, you're on mute this evening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he's not going to say thenk Yeah, he's
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Speaker 1: Good morning Addie, mister Miaggie, say hello to the one
Speaker 1: and only Nathan Cosh.
Speaker 12: Good morning Nathan Cosh and Tony. You had a good
Speaker 12: birthday and good morning Jane.
Speaker 1: Now massive birthday. I let me tell you just on that.
Speaker 7: It's only it's still got another two weeks to go.
Speaker 1: For the festival. Tony runs right through until the thirtieth
Speaker 1: of June. Ardie.
Speaker 12: That's good because Nathan's is one month exactly after yours,
Speaker 12: thirteenth of July.
Speaker 1: I remember, there.
Speaker 7: You go, And the difference between Tony and myself is immense.
Speaker 1: It's about fifteen years.
Speaker 7: There's the No, I don't mean that, but I mean
Speaker 7: the festival, the festival of Tony which goes through a month,
Speaker 7: and the Festival of Nathan is non existent.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not at all true. We can make it.
Speaker 1: We can make it the festival in July.
Speaker 7: I'm just I'm just a non non birthday person. Oh
Speaker 7: you are, yeah, just just another day.
Speaker 1: I can shift you out of that.
Speaker 7: Look. I believe I was there at my birth but
Speaker 7: I have absolutely no recollection of it.
Speaker 1: Do you It was today like it was yesterday? Sorry?
Speaker 13: Erie, that's all right.
Speaker 12: I went to a birthday party last night in my
Speaker 12: club owner. Anyway, I'm an interesting.
Speaker 1: Piece of information. Again, that was an interesting piece of information.
Speaker 1: So who was the who's the club owner?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 12: She sold off Lasia, but and she had a birthday
Speaker 12: at retro club?
Speaker 1: Any happy returns to Asia?
Speaker 7: Yes? Were you cutting a right?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Actually? Anyway, happy birthday, Nathan. I was watching the news again,
Speaker 12: I'm brief, maybe mistake and I Silvans Hudson the CEO.
Speaker 12: Were these the suggestions of Virgin being phased out owned
Speaker 12: by quantuses? You already know the Virgin.
Speaker 1: Virgin's not Virgins not owned by the completely separate companies.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Virgins a separate company. Jet Star is owned by Quatas.
Speaker 12: Yes, it was a jet Star any it was a
Speaker 12: sorry not Virgin is a jet Star.
Speaker 7: I meant to say, no, no, no, that what there
Speaker 7: is one of the divisions of jets Star in Asia
Speaker 7: and it operates out of Singapore and they're closing up
Speaker 7: that division. It's got I think eleven jets something like that,
Speaker 7: So they're they're closing that up and they're bringing those
Speaker 7: aircraft back into Australia. So that division's being closed. But no,
Speaker 7: jet Star is enormous, There's no way they're going to
Speaker 7: be closing that. So I think that's that's where it
Speaker 7: came from. Jetstar Asia as opposed to jet Star Australia.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that. It's interesting with those brands that
Speaker 1: are such very important brands, quart As being one and
Speaker 1: historically and much loved brand, why would you not And
Speaker 1: this is just being throwing it out there for discussion.
Speaker 1: I guess given the power of that brand historically, what
Speaker 1: was the what was what's the thinking about do O
Speaker 1: the reirlines around the world do that have this so
Speaker 1: called sub brand.
Speaker 7: There certainly are in the States, you'll see a lot
Speaker 7: of the regionals will be branded as the original carrier,
Speaker 7: but they're operated by other carriers because and that's not
Speaker 7: jets as different, but there are other subsidiaries within Quantas
Speaker 7: that do that. There's Cobbom, this network Alliance does some
Speaker 7: flying fish for Quantus and Quantus Link which has the turboprops,
Speaker 7: the dash etes that do the flight into regional centers.
Speaker 7: Now over here, even all around the country really out
Speaker 7: of Adelaide, out of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, you'll see them everywhere,
Speaker 7: doing just into the smaller country towns, and so it
Speaker 7: makes sense for the smaller operators to look after their
Speaker 7: own patch of turf and rather than have the big
Speaker 7: conglomerate trying to deal with all the different fleets, all
Speaker 7: the different root structures, all that kind of thing. Jetstar
Speaker 7: is a bit different because it was to be branded
Speaker 7: as the lower cost carrier, and you either dilute the
Speaker 7: main brand and call it Quantus Light. If you like
Speaker 7: or you set up another company, and then a lot
Speaker 7: of airlines around the world have done the same thing
Speaker 7: and it's just a means of differentiating the brand. And
Speaker 7: I think in Australia, the reason, one of the reasons,
Speaker 7: my humble opinion, why Jetstar was set up was there
Speaker 7: were some other low cost carriers around the place sniffing around,
Speaker 7: the likes of Ryanair and easy Jet and those European
Speaker 7: low cost carriers that thought, well, there's room in the
Speaker 7: Australian market for a low cost carrier. Because at the
Speaker 7: time Virgin was also full service along with Quantas. So
Speaker 7: in order to plug the gap and not allow another
Speaker 7: sort of foreign entity to come in, Quantus decided, well,
Speaker 7: we might as well set up our own and that's
Speaker 7: where Alan Joyce began at Jetstar, and that plugged the
Speaker 7: whole and that certainly has stopped those European carriers from
Speaker 7: coming in and setting up here because as we've seen,
Speaker 7: the Australian market is not big enough for all these airlines.
Speaker 7: And you know, we've had the demise in very recent
Speaker 7: times of Bonza and of the rex Jet operation. The
Speaker 7: turboprop operations still going, and you know, various others over
Speaker 7: the years that have come and come and gone, and
Speaker 7: so it look, it's a small population with big distances
Speaker 7: and really for any sort of airline to make money,
Speaker 7: you want to do lots of short hops because then
Speaker 7: you just get airfare after airfair after airfair.
Speaker 1: Brand loyalty is so important. You would have thought that
Speaker 1: if you've got this great brand like Aquantus, say, look
Speaker 1: you jump on a bird, you go from Melbourne, you
Speaker 1: go to Brisbane, then you get one of the regional flights,
Speaker 1: you would still want to be associated with the.
Speaker 7: Quantus and they do, and they have Quantus Link, and
Speaker 7: that's how it works. Whereas jets sort of kept at
Speaker 7: arm's length. It's run as a very separate entity. We
Speaker 7: don't have anything to do with them or they with us.
Speaker 7: Whereas with the other the link brands, they have smaller
Speaker 7: aircraft as Airbus A two twenties, Alliance has Embraer one
Speaker 7: nineties and then as I say, Quantus Link, you've got
Speaker 7: there the turboprops. So yeah, it is seamless and you
Speaker 7: can book all the way through and all of that
Speaker 7: and book with your points and that kind of thing.
Speaker 7: So from a passenger point of view, It is quite
Speaker 7: seamless going through these different entities depending on where you
Speaker 7: need to go.
Speaker 1: Lenny Milton, morning, Good.
Speaker 15: Morning guys, Hellen, Tony Nathan. As soon as I heard
Speaker 15: about that here India. The first thing I could be
Speaker 15: way off line. But I've got to check with you
Speaker 15: because you're the man an. Yeah, if you're setting up
Speaker 15: on the runway, yeah, and you're going off and one
Speaker 15: of the things you guys say is Audo thrust and
Speaker 15: the other also check right, not.
Speaker 7: Quite but yes, they're different aircraft have different setups. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: keep going then sorry, yeah, now be.
Speaker 15: Could they have misstaten then when they hit the auto
Speaker 15: when you actually set the orders, thrust is just supposed
Speaker 15: to be punched in, so that connects with the Audo prilort.
Speaker 7: No, we don't use the autopilot to take off. We
Speaker 7: do a hand takeoff.
Speaker 15: No, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is
Speaker 15: why is that auder trust? Uh said, uh takeoff?
Speaker 7: We have an auto throttle. That's what we use for takeoff.
Speaker 7: So we we work out our figures because we don't
Speaker 7: just do full power takeoffs every time. So depending on
Speaker 7: the length of the runway, the weight of the aircraft,
Speaker 7: the wind, the temperature, all that kind of stuff we
Speaker 7: have these days. We have an app in our iPads
Speaker 7: and we calculate all the data and it tells us
Speaker 7: how much thrust that we actually use, and we put
Speaker 7: that in our flight management computer, which will then when
Speaker 7: we push a button on the thrust, it brings the
Speaker 7: power up to that level and we confirm that it
Speaker 7: is at that level that you know, it has set
Speaker 7: what we have asked it to set. So it's not
Speaker 7: connected up to the autopilot. It's a separate system. But
Speaker 7: it certainly they got airborne on that Air India flight,
Speaker 7: so I don't know that, you know. But then there's
Speaker 7: conjecture as well whether they got weights wrong and so
Speaker 7: it didn't have it. You know, they had enough thrust
Speaker 7: to sort of launch it into the air, but not
Speaker 7: enough to kind of keep it going. But again, there's many,
Speaker 7: many possibilities and it's kind of not helpful to just
Speaker 7: speculate about things. And we'll wait and see that there
Speaker 7: will be information I'm sure coming out over the next
Speaker 7: few days, and then we can talk about it with
Speaker 7: some science and some evidence.
Speaker 1: We hope that would the case. Let me thank you
Speaker 1: you'll calls the other side come and join us one
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Speaker 1: Mark will come to you next. Oh that's a great
Speaker 1: piece and nice to every company wherever you are right
Speaker 1: across Australia. I'm Tony mcmaus, Nathan Kosh is here, Pets
Speaker 1: and jets. Wherever you're calling from, you just pick up
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Speaker 1: and they are. They are plenty zero four double seven
Speaker 1: six nine three six nine three. I just said to you,
Speaker 1: Nathan during the commercial break. What was really humbling was
Speaker 1: the two point eight million emails that I received overnights
Speaker 1: at three at w dot com dot Au for a birthday,
Speaker 1: which was most humbling. And I've replied to each and
Speaker 1: every one. He took most of the weekend, but I've replied,
Speaker 1: and I just want to thank people for that sense
Speaker 1: of graciousness. You made the point. I'm sure Tony moclear
Speaker 1: won't mind you repeating that lovely story. Yes.
Speaker 7: Well, I was over his place yesterday and he was
Speaker 7: talking about the fact that when his dear mother passed
Speaker 7: away a few years ago that he's had a whole
Speaker 7: wall full of condolence cards and things. And I think
Speaker 7: that's something we forget about a little bit. You know,
Speaker 7: people can tend to be a bit upset and angry
Speaker 7: and everything, and the people that the nice people that
Speaker 7: are everywhere just don't need to make a fuss. But
Speaker 7: then occasions like your birthday and after all, was it
Speaker 7: next year you get the telegram from.
Speaker 1: The king that's the one coming through next year.
Speaker 7: Next year, and then I think, you know people, most
Speaker 7: people are good and nice. I think ninety nine point
Speaker 7: nine absolutely.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jill chillan in back in the morning.
Speaker 16: Yeah, good everybody.
Speaker 17: I hope everybody's well in this morning.
Speaker 1: We're really good.
Speaker 17: We thank you bad to fantastic. I just want to
Speaker 17: talk about Mike Bush that's becoming the police commissioner at
Speaker 17: the first Silly this year. I think he will make
Speaker 17: it very very very good police commission to get better shame.
Speaker 17: But he's originally from the shaky aisles off. He's going
Speaker 17: to make a great police commission. I think it will
Speaker 17: because of his generation, stimilar generation. He tak them calling
Speaker 17: you old, but he will make a good com police commissioner.
Speaker 17: He will tell other police officers and get rid of
Speaker 17: the ones that don't want to work, but the ones
Speaker 17: that do want to work and put hard yaka and
Speaker 17: really make this a victorious state, a better state with
Speaker 17: crime or blowing the crime. And I think he will
Speaker 17: because because he's being really nice, he's seeing polite, friendly
Speaker 17: and everything, but you don't take that weakness and it's
Speaker 17: absolutely fantastic. He's got a great commissioner. We had we
Speaker 17: had sham Pad before. He wasn't very good, but we
Speaker 17: had a can Lay he was a good one. But
Speaker 17: I think Mike, I think what is a good commissioner
Speaker 17: and can be very good.
Speaker 7: I think you know when when you get somebody new
Speaker 7: from outside, and no matter what the job, I think
Speaker 7: there's always people a little bit wary because they don't
Speaker 7: know them and they need to just sort of figure
Speaker 7: out what they're about. But look, let's hope we crime
Speaker 7: is such a massive issue around our community, and you've
Speaker 7: got to feel for the police that are going out
Speaker 7: there day and night trying to sort of keep things
Speaker 7: under control as best they can. And let's hope that
Speaker 7: the new commissioner is an outside voice and we'll get
Speaker 7: the respect of all of them current members and hopefully
Speaker 7: can make a dent in some of the stuff that's
Speaker 7: going on at the moment.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that lovely message, Greg, well done, you could.
Speaker 1: I Jay, we sent Jay on behalf of the program,
Speaker 1: said a lovely message to David in Israel, whose respond
Speaker 1: Thanks for writing it, really appreciate it. We are fine.
Speaker 1: This is David in Israel writing. He says, we have
Speaker 1: a shelter in our building, had a chance to use
Speaker 1: it a few times Friday night, Saturday night and about
Speaker 1: an hour ago. So just in the last Saturday night
Speaker 1: and about an hour ago, there's been some serious damage
Speaker 1: with some residential buildings deliberately targeted. Been some civilian deaths,
Speaker 1: very sadly, including children. Our areas saw fragments from missiles
Speaker 1: falling last night's around Most businesses closed, bar or essential
Speaker 1: services such as health, security and food remain open. Listening
Speaker 1: to the program. Now, thank you again for writing, says David.
Speaker 1: So David, we're thinking of you. Yes, very difficult time
Speaker 1: for that part of the world, for a range of reaons.
Speaker 1: Good on you. We're we off to Jimmy Morning.
Speaker 18: Good morning, Tony, Nathan and jay A couple of questions,
Speaker 18: please at bottoms, Nathan. But before that, I heard your
Speaker 18: birthday when I write only with your family.
Speaker 1: It was really good. So we went out. We went
Speaker 1: out Friday night for a dinner with sister Susie, brother Dan,
Speaker 1: brother Dan's wife, partner Robin, and kicked onto the WI
Speaker 1: Small Where did you go?
Speaker 7: View DeMont?
Speaker 1: Was that just a lovely just in Berika, a lovely
Speaker 1: Indian restaurant and the good thing about it is by
Speaker 1: So I.
Speaker 7: Thought you're going to say it was cheap. Well, well
Speaker 7: that's one of the beggars you were shouting.
Speaker 1: And so when you when you're the hope, when you're
Speaker 1: the guest, when you're the person who's the birthday, is
Speaker 1: the expectation that you pay.
Speaker 7: I think it depends as long as you know. If
Speaker 7: you say you don't, don't bring me a gift, but
Speaker 7: you know, just pay for your meal. That's one thing.
Speaker 7: But I think when when people go along and then
Speaker 7: you don't to pay for your meal, no gift, and
Speaker 7: you gotta and you pay for their meal, what do
Speaker 7: you think?
Speaker 1: What are the rules, Joe? The rules are you don't
Speaker 1: pay birthday person doesn't pay.
Speaker 7: Sorry, there's a wonderful episode of Kirby Your Enthusiasm, where
Speaker 7: you know they say Larry David says, well, what do
Speaker 7: I bring? Is going to a party, and they are no, no, no,
Speaker 7: don't bring anything. And so he turns up there and
Speaker 7: they go, well, why didn't you bring anything? And he said, well,
Speaker 7: you told me not to bring anything. But no, when
Speaker 7: people say don't bring something, you've still got to bring something.
Speaker 7: But he said, but you told me that anyway, and
Speaker 7: of course, in the usual manner, it escalates. So, yes,
Speaker 7: did you get invited to Tony's birthday?
Speaker 18: Jim No, Oh, Jimmy, I wouldn't have been able to
Speaker 18: afford it because I was just about to ask you.
Speaker 1: Well, but nobody else at the I would.
Speaker 18: Never be able to come with the prize like that.
Speaker 18: That's right what I'm talking about.
Speaker 7: Look, you know, Tony just would want a bottle of
Speaker 7: Grange and an old one would be fine. It wouldn't
Speaker 7: have to be a new one, the one you want.
Speaker 7: A new one.
Speaker 1: The new one twenty one is being released this week
Speaker 1: or next week from Penfolds. I think our very un
Speaker 1: Ray Jordan will be there for the launch and based
Speaker 1: on some limited tastings, so far considered to be one
Speaker 1: of the best grange ever. Ever, some are giving it
Speaker 1: a one one hundred point o perfect wine that in
Speaker 1: the hill of gross Of course, this is riveting.
Speaker 7: Stuff, isn't it. Yeah, So, Jim, what you are going
Speaker 7: to ask me about possums?
Speaker 1: Possums?
Speaker 18: Hello, I've got lots and lots of them here in
Speaker 18: my backyard, in the in the trees at the back
Speaker 18: of the school here, yeah, the power lines. What I
Speaker 18: wanted to know, are possums an Australian animal?
Speaker 7: They are, Yes, they're an Australian native. We've got the
Speaker 7: two sorts, of course, the brush tails, the bigger ones,
Speaker 7: and then the ringtails, the little ones. But they're very
Speaker 7: much an Australian native. And of course just goes to
Speaker 7: show when someone has a brilliant idea and they sent
Speaker 7: the brush tails across to New Zealand with a view
Speaker 7: to for their pelts to be used and that sort
Speaker 7: of thing. And because they've got no predators or anything
Speaker 7: over there, they've just gone bananas as the rabbits and
Speaker 7: the foxes have over here. So yeah, you're welcome, but yeah,
Speaker 7: they are native, Jim.
Speaker 18: And the other question I wanted to ask you possums
Speaker 18: are vegetarian. They are a couple more questions.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they generally generally are, so they'll eat eat fruit
Speaker 7: and bits and pieces that are left over. That's why
Speaker 7: people will net their fruit trees and things if they have,
Speaker 7: or their strawberry plants that type of thing, because as
Speaker 7: soon as they ripen to a point, the possums will
Speaker 7: get into them, for sure.
Speaker 1: Jimmy, thank you.
Speaker 7: Fruit fruit, fruit, fruitivorous.
Speaker 1: That's the one. And we'rib be hello, Mark, we're well,
Speaker 1: do you say to Nathan Kosh Mark, Yeah.
Speaker 14: I did catch it last before I get into it.
Speaker 14: They do love an apple, but about the vegetarian part,
Speaker 14: they don't mind a stood a finger as well.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, you got to. And that's the thing people forget.
Speaker 7: You know, sometimes if you see injured wildlife by the
Speaker 7: side of the road, and particularly things like like a possum,
Speaker 7: you want to be very careful when you go up
Speaker 7: to it because when they're distressed or if they're injured,
Speaker 7: then yeah, they can sink a tooth into you, that's
Speaker 7: for sure. Mark, I'm sure have you been a victim
Speaker 7: of such as too?
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, look, yeah, I caught your name there. Nathan
Speaker 14: the cotch.
Speaker 7: As in David, but no relation.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, I.
Speaker 14: Don't know what you're talking to you if you're a relation?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 14: No, Well, I mean, yeah, I was.
Speaker 8: On a plane. I had one of my exes.
Speaker 13: Not that I've got.
Speaker 7: Many, yes, only a couple of dozen.
Speaker 14: Her father was made them the coach Turkey and he
Speaker 14: and we were flying back on Turkish Airline and I
Speaker 14: guess through that relationships. Now we got boosted up, jacked
Speaker 14: up to the class and business class or whatever, and
Speaker 14: I asked if I could go and see the cockpit
Speaker 14: and they said, oh, you can come in when we land.
Speaker 14: So I got to go into the cock pit when
Speaker 14: we landed on this jet. Yes, and we landed in
Speaker 14: Sydney or Brisbane as we Now. I have sent a
Speaker 14: text about this before, but I didn't realize it was
Speaker 14: pets and jets when I called in to ask a
Speaker 14: question about you. Yes, okay, yeah, I might ask you
Speaker 14: in a second. But regardless that when we landed, it
Speaker 14: was raining, and I was so surprised because when it
Speaker 14: was clear above the clouds, but once we got below
Speaker 14: it was torrential rain. But the funniest thing happened. I
Speaker 14: could see the runway, but then these wind screen wipers
Speaker 14: came on. They were going one hundred miles and now.
Speaker 1: Yes, and hey, Mark, how do they go again?
Speaker 7: Requests Yeah, we do have windscreen wipers.
Speaker 14: They just seemed irrelevant.
Speaker 1: We're going to run out of time. What was your question, Mark, Well.
Speaker 8: Why do you have them?
Speaker 14: When?
Speaker 7: Well, when we're on the runway, once we're in the air,
Speaker 7: we we certainly turn them off. On the way in,
Speaker 7: we will put them on because they do make a difference,
Speaker 7: even for that little that little bit of time where
Speaker 7: they've cleared the windscreen before it gets covered again, because
Speaker 7: it does make quite a difference. If the wind screen
Speaker 7: is not working, then it's very difficult to see the
Speaker 7: runway and then we have some issues. So yeah, they
Speaker 7: actually do make a difference, although it may not seem
Speaker 7: like it with very heavy rain. Doesn't last very long
Speaker 7: between wipes, that's for certain. But we we do use them,
Speaker 7: and if on the ground when we're taxiing around as well,
Speaker 7: we need to use them. But once we take off
Speaker 7: we turn them off because obviously we don't need to
Speaker 7: be looking out of the window anymore.
Speaker 1: Nicki from Corefielder, Thank you, Mark. Nicki from Corfield, right, sir, three,
Speaker 1: you'll love this. Three weeks after coming to Australia from
Speaker 1: South Africa, I was asked to bring a plate to
Speaker 1: a party, thinking the host was short of plates. Would
Speaker 1: you could imagine what? Could you bring a plate?
Speaker 7: Oh? Absolutely, bring a plate?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, I'll bring three plates. Yes, thinking that
Speaker 1: they was short of for crockery, which is very funny.
Speaker 1: Good on you, Nick, we'll come back your calls the
Speaker 1: other side. Don't leave us here by ourselves. One double
Speaker 1: three six nine three. It is Australia over night, a
Speaker 1: morning in Cheltenham. Hello, Greg, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 19: Be remiss of me not to wish you a happy
Speaker 19: belated Bertha.
Speaker 1: It's very congress.
Speaker 7: It's not belated at all, Greg, because the whole month,
Speaker 7: it's a whole month is the festival of Tony. So
Speaker 7: you're absolutely slap bang right in the middle, right in
Speaker 7: the sweet spot.
Speaker 19: Oh okay, well I'll ask a question.
Speaker 7: Then, please go ahead, Greg.
Speaker 19: The King requested eco friendly fuel in the jets that
Speaker 19: flew over in the ceremonies recently. There would the engines
Speaker 19: have to be modified for eco friendly fuel?
Speaker 7: Well, turbine engines are pretty good at burning most things.
Speaker 7: They're not as fhnickety as perhaps a piston engine. And
Speaker 7: obviously the fuels that they're coming up with, because they're
Speaker 7: going to be mixed with normal fuel. It's not going
Speaker 7: to be all or nothing that they need to be compatible,
Speaker 7: and that's where all the testing and everything is concerned.
Speaker 7: So there are some eco fuels that are starting to
Speaker 7: come about now. I don't know that we'll see it
Speaker 7: well at this point anyway completely replacing the petroleum based
Speaker 7: jet fuel, but they'll mix it, mix it with it
Speaker 7: to extend the life of the jet fuel supplies that
Speaker 7: we're going to have. So yeah, all the work is
Speaker 7: done to make sure that they're not going to cause
Speaker 7: any problems to the engines, and so far, so good.
Speaker 7: It's just a matter of getting enough of it at
Speaker 7: a reasonable price. So that's where all the work is
Speaker 7: happening at the moment.
Speaker 19: Just just to go way way way, way way way
Speaker 19: back when you were flying air aplate, Yes, mix your.
Speaker 7: Own fuels, yes you did, because of course the little
Speaker 7: two stroke engines, and you'd have to mix some oil
Speaker 7: in with it because it didn't have a separate oil
Speaker 7: reservoir like like say we have in a car, So yeah,
Speaker 7: you have to mix up these certain proportions of the
Speaker 7: different bits of fuel, and that still happens today. Very
Speaker 7: dear friend of minees right up with all the radio
Speaker 7: control models and things, and he loves building big scale
Speaker 7: war birds and the like. So there's four stroke engines
Speaker 7: and two stroke engines, and there's even turbine engines. There's
Speaker 7: actually jet engines that people have with little model jets
Speaker 7: and they are unbelievable. They just sound incredible and they
Speaker 7: go like the clappers and costs probably about twenty grand.
Speaker 7: So no, not for me, but yeah, you'd have to
Speaker 7: do all the mixing and everything, whereas we keep everything separate.
Speaker 7: In the bigger ones. We have our oil reservoirs just
Speaker 7: like you're having a car, and our hydraulic reservoirs as
Speaker 7: you have separately. So yes, I remember back in the
Speaker 7: days of having to mix it right. Otherwise you just
Speaker 7: ended up with splat it all over the back of
Speaker 7: your eroplane took you off and out to clean.
Speaker 1: You don't want to do that. Good on your greg,
Speaker 1: Thanks vern vern or fern Fern, I beg your pardon,
Speaker 1: cool Field.
Speaker 20: South, Hello, you're forgiven good evening to everyone.
Speaker 21: To everyone, honey ferod.
Speaker 20: Morning, I would like to speak to night and about
Speaker 20: the subject of possum possit.
Speaker 7: It's Cossom night, Hello, possible.
Speaker 20: That's very funny. Could you please tell everyone that the
Speaker 20: ring is are protected by law, as are the brush tails.
Speaker 7: Yes, they are protected, so you can't you can't poison them,
Speaker 7: do anything. And hence, if you do have an issue
Speaker 7: with possums, you need to call the appropriate people like
Speaker 7: Jim down there and they have to trap them and
Speaker 7: then move them away and then hopefully seal up your
Speaker 7: house as well so that they don't just come back
Speaker 7: into the roof space.
Speaker 20: You can't trap the ring so you can't touch them
Speaker 20: at all or interfere with them. I have a neighbor
Speaker 20: who was killing them at one Stone. I was up
Speaker 20: on the dividing fence watching him all the time, and
Speaker 20: I ended up in front of a magistrate twice on
Speaker 20: a small case and one a criminal case because I
Speaker 20: was watching them all the time if I heard something suspicious.
Speaker 7: So, yes, did you get off because you said that
Speaker 7: you were trying to prevent a crime from occurring? Aren't
Speaker 7: you allowed to do that?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 20: Both times the case was dismissed, but I'm still on
Speaker 20: the lookout all.
Speaker 7: The most wanted list. I thought you were going to.
Speaker 23: Say yes, probably that's true, but yes they are protected.
Speaker 23: But he thought he could do anything he liked, and
Speaker 23: I wasn't going to sit back and watch.
Speaker 7: So good for you.
Speaker 20: So please everyone, they are protected. Do not touch them
Speaker 20: or interfere with them, or poison them.
Speaker 1: Or it's a great message. Thank you, it's a lovely message,
Speaker 1: and thank you for reminding us about that. I guess
Speaker 1: the question that will might explore this when we come
Speaker 1: back as to why they are protected. I guess we'll
Speaker 1: do that next. It is Australia Overnight. I'm Tony McManus,
Speaker 1: Nathan Cosh, good morning to you. Hello bossoms Nathan you
Speaker 1: happy to stay and it takes some calls with me
Speaker 1: as part of Australia Overnight.
Speaker 7: Yes, absolutely, Tony, goodness, what if you said no?
Speaker 1: We'll do that in the next time. Now.
Speaker 3: This is Australia Open Eyes with Tony McManus.
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Speaker 1: at THREEAW dot com dot au. Media monitors, media monitors,
Speaker 1: media monitors, you'll love this. Most mornings are driving in
Speaker 1: to host this very important program of courses straight usually
Speaker 1: calling for coffee. Yes, got a little McDonald's just just
Speaker 1: on Clyde Road. You know, Clyde Road.
Speaker 7: I do, indeed days to work on Clyde you did.
Speaker 1: And so there is a app towards Berwick there and
Speaker 1: there's a lovely McDonald's. There's a couple there. But the
Speaker 1: one that I call into is on my left hand side.
Speaker 1: I go in there.
Speaker 7: Is that a better one than the other one?
Speaker 1: Well, they're both pretty good, okay historically, but it's just
Speaker 1: it's on the way through. So I call in there
Speaker 1: and I get a regular flat wife, full cream milk, yes,
Speaker 1: extra shot, extra shot, and half a teaspoon of sugar. Right,
Speaker 1: and so that lasts me usually to at least two thirty,
Speaker 1: sometimes three o'clock. For those that don't believe me, I'm
Speaker 1: holding up now for the cameras.
Speaker 7: There is tonight, this said cup exhibit.
Speaker 1: A Thursday morning Friday morning program of last week called
Speaker 1: in and I said, hello there. They were excruciatingly busy
Speaker 1: because it's footy on Thursday nights, so every man and
Speaker 1: puppy have decided they're going to go there to get
Speaker 1: a late night snack, presumably just before the footy ends
Speaker 1: during the footing death. I call in and I'll have
Speaker 1: a tie. It's tony, good morning, and they go, oh
Speaker 1: morning tone. I said, I'd like the normal, which is
Speaker 1: the regular, full cream milk, flat flat white, half half
Speaker 1: a sugar, extra shot. So I get this last Thursday
Speaker 1: Friday morning, and I tasted and it tastes like panthers, and.
Speaker 7: Not that I can confirm or deny what said liquid
Speaker 7: taste like, I'll take your word for it.
Speaker 1: But it was just dreadful. So I thought to myself,
Speaker 1: I think they've forgotten the half of sugar. Well, I
Speaker 1: think they forgot to put the coffee in.
Speaker 7: Oh, it was that anemic one.
Speaker 1: It was anemic. So it felt like I'm drinking just
Speaker 1: warm milk with maybe a little bit of sugar. You
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with that, but that's not what I paid for.
Speaker 7: No, so did you immediately do a U turn?
Speaker 1: No, so this morning or last night, if you like.
Speaker 1: I'm driving down through the aforementioned Clyde Road right and
Speaker 1: I went in there and I said morning, and they
Speaker 1: said our morning tone because they know the voice.
Speaker 7: Yes, indeed.
Speaker 1: And I said, look, I just my coffee, a regular
Speaker 1: flat white, full cream.
Speaker 7: Milk, extra shirt, half a sugar, thank you.
Speaker 1: It's just boring. Now boring.
Speaker 7: And I said, look, I think there's a good punchline.
Speaker 7: Now there is.
Speaker 1: It's a light punchline. And so the very wonderful young
Speaker 1: lady behind the window, she said, I'm so. I explained
Speaker 1: to her what happened. She said, I'm so sorry. She
Speaker 1: said that should not have happened. And I said, no,
Speaker 1: it's not a problem. I'm just letting you know because
Speaker 1: I think this stall with everybody was very busy. It
Speaker 1: probably got lost up in the in the realm of it,
Speaker 1: she said, however, it shouldn't have happened, Tony. Tonight's coffee
Speaker 1: will be complimentary.
Speaker 7: But it's going to say nice things about you.
Speaker 1: Complimentary. And so I got there and I said, no,
Speaker 1: that's not why I mentioned it. I'm very happy to pay.
Speaker 1: She said, no, Tonight's is complimentary.
Speaker 7: So you said make it an extra large place.
Speaker 1: So I then said, could you upgrade?
Speaker 7: I know you well enough. That was my Damn, I've
Speaker 7: pinched your punch.
Speaker 1: Let's take a couple of calls thank you wherever you
Speaker 1: are right around austraight, and I'm sure everybody would have
Speaker 1: one of that. The point of that is, I think,
Speaker 1: then if you're polite and if you if you genuinely
Speaker 1: just kind without being nasty, you know, it comes back
Speaker 1: to you in so many ways, in ways that are
Speaker 1: often unimaginable.
Speaker 7: But isn't it Isn't it nice when they know you?
Speaker 7: I mean, we at the airport when I rock up
Speaker 7: to work and go through security, and there's always the
Speaker 7: one coffee place that I go to and they know
Speaker 7: me and I know them, and it's all really nice
Speaker 7: and I walk in there and they know straight away
Speaker 7: what I want and it's just it's lovely when when
Speaker 7: you can interact with people.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's what it's all about. Kneel. Good morning to you, h.
Speaker 24: Good morning, good morning day. Just a couple of quick ones, guys.
Speaker 24: They can do.
Speaker 25: They do.
Speaker 24: Inspections of planes at all airport like safety inspections when
Speaker 24: they land or take up, doesn't matter what.
Speaker 7: There's not.
Speaker 24: Balances when you come in and out of any country.
Speaker 7: There's I mean there are. There are maintenance programs and
Speaker 7: depending on where you are, there will be engineers, like
Speaker 7: we have engineers in places like you know, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, whatever,
Speaker 7: but if you head out to say Newman out in
Speaker 7: the Pilborough, there's no engineers there. So we do an
Speaker 7: inspection every flight. We do a pre flight inspection, usually
Speaker 7: me walks around the airplane from the outside make sure
Speaker 7: everything looks okay, and then there are various checks that
Speaker 7: we do on the inside of the aircraft as well.
Speaker 7: And if we have any issues or any concerns, we
Speaker 7: will call the head of engineering or the engineering department
Speaker 7: in Sydney and have a chat with them about what's
Speaker 7: going on. And if there's something that we can sort out,
Speaker 7: we sort it out. And if there's something that isn't,
Speaker 7: the airplane gets grounded and they have to send send
Speaker 7: an engineer up to to come and sort it out.
Speaker 24: Just going to cover if a fine land.
Speaker 1: Nearly you're going through a drive to as we speak.
Speaker 24: Now just the bat don't coming around him. It's very
Speaker 24: foggy up.
Speaker 1: Here, foggy outside.
Speaker 24: We're very foggy up in just before Golden probably down
Speaker 24: a bit.
Speaker 7: Take it easy, yeah.
Speaker 24: Take it travel in the middle rune like in the middle,
Speaker 24: in the middle of the road.
Speaker 7: Good, not in the line. No, it's going to say,
Speaker 7: not not in the middle of the road on a
Speaker 7: on a on a two way road, but just when
Speaker 7: it's one way on the highway.
Speaker 24: Yeah, yeah, yeah, so you've got a bit of real
Speaker 24: room exactly. Yeah, and just quickly we've seen a lot
Speaker 24: of obviously did kangaroos and yeah, and it was having
Speaker 24: to see a lot of bit of deer. Now one
Speaker 24: rabbits don't get to see any more.
Speaker 1: Rabbits, lots of rabbits, not hardly any rabbits. No rabbits.
Speaker 7: Rabbits do you normally see dead rabbits by the road.
Speaker 7: I think it's the ones that you would probably see,
Speaker 7: maybe would be the ones with mix and mitosis because
Speaker 7: their eyes are affected and they can't see, and so
Speaker 7: they wander on the road and don't get out of
Speaker 7: the way.
Speaker 24: I don't assume there's anymore on the road.
Speaker 7: Well maybe because I think you know, there's major issues
Speaker 7: of feed for the herbivores. And in fact, when you
Speaker 7: talk about dead kangaroos, I was driving out of the
Speaker 7: airport in Melbourne just yesterday and then as just literally
Speaker 7: outside the airport there was a massive, big room unfortunately
Speaker 7: killed by the side of the road and I thought, gosh,
Speaker 7: I know when you come out for those that are
Speaker 7: visiting Melbourne Airport, as you come out of the airport itself,
Speaker 7: look to the left and there's a massive group of
Speaker 7: herd flock whatever gaggle of kangaroos up there. So you think, oh,
Speaker 7: they must be stuffed ones there for the tourists, but no,
Speaker 7: they're real ones. But this one I wandered onto the
Speaker 7: road obviously to get some feed, perhaps in the median strip,
Speaker 7: and didn't make it. But it was a huge gray kangaroo.
Speaker 7: So yeah, there's there's lots of them out there, unfortunately.
Speaker 7: But as you say, I wonder whether the foxes are
Speaker 7: getting to the rabbits quicker than than they can get
Speaker 7: to the road.
Speaker 24: Yeah, which is worried.
Speaker 13: Them.
Speaker 26: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 24: Parthur and the other game out there.
Speaker 1: And thanks for good on your Niel. Always good to
Speaker 1: hear from your Stay safe and we'll talk soon.
Speaker 7: See now.
Speaker 1: By Maggie one, thank you. Good morning to you. Margaret.
Speaker 7: Hello tiny hello, Margaret has life in one Thaggie.
Speaker 9: It's very cold. Yes, so bet, I have a question
Speaker 9: for Nasan. My little doggie died about a month ago.
Speaker 7: Sorry to hear that.
Speaker 9: Well he got He was perfectly healthy, dogs perfect He's
Speaker 9: nine year old, a little chwo hour Jack Russell. And
Speaker 9: he went for his walk in the morning and at
Speaker 9: half past ten he was outside and I went to
Speaker 9: see him because he's my shadow, and he wasn't near me,
Speaker 9: and I went to find him and he was like
Speaker 9: he was in shock, and so I took him to
Speaker 9: the vet and he was dead three and a quarter
Speaker 9: hours later. Now he stared from the vet said an
Speaker 9: infection in his liver that went to the brain.
Speaker 7: Okay, that seems rather quick for that. So he was
Speaker 7: normal before that.
Speaker 27: Yes, this perfectly.
Speaker 9: Norman ran around, which is you know, wall everything. How
Speaker 9: would he get that?
Speaker 7: Look? Infections can come about in different ways. And I
Speaker 7: guess you didn't have him more topsied or anything, did you.
Speaker 7: That was just suppositioned by the vet. Is that right?
Speaker 7: Do they do bloods and things at the clinic before
Speaker 7: he passed away?
Speaker 27: They took the blood?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Okay at first, Well I saw him because he was
Speaker 9: sort of unconscious, drifting into into the world again and
Speaker 9: then go unconscious again. And he seemed to stand up
Speaker 9: on the that table and he lifted his leg his
Speaker 9: not to work.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, he.
Speaker 9: Moved his leg, and I wondered if if he had
Speaker 9: been bitten.
Speaker 7: By well, I was wondering, you know when you said
Speaker 7: that initial given the speed with which it occurred, I
Speaker 7: would have. And I'm not saying of it was wrong.
Speaker 7: I mean, they saw your dog. I haven't, but you
Speaker 7: just wonder something with that speed may well have been
Speaker 7: a snake bite or something like that. Although in the
Speaker 7: you know, when it's very cold, of course they're not active.
Speaker 7: But he may just have been very unlucky and happened
Speaker 7: to get that way. Or it could be a spider
Speaker 7: bite or something like that. But when they do go
Speaker 7: very quickly, that's the sort of thing that you think about,
Speaker 7: not in your situation, but things like poisonings, that type
Speaker 7: of thing can also occur very rapidly. But if they've
Speaker 7: diagnosed that it was a liver infection that went to
Speaker 7: the brain, I mean, any infections as we get them,
Speaker 7: they can be inhaled. They can be through the food
Speaker 7: that we eat when we get gastros and things, or
Speaker 7: they can go through the blood if we've stepped on
Speaker 7: a you know, on a rusty nail or something like that.
Speaker 7: That's how we can develop tetanus, that type of thing.
Speaker 7: So they're the general ways that they can get an infection.
Speaker 7: But it's quite possible, excuse me, quite possible that maybe
Speaker 7: some sort of bite or something. I think that's a
Speaker 7: reasonable proposition, Margaret. I'm very sorry to hear the outcome.
Speaker 1: Sorry, you've lost your puppy, Margaret.
Speaker 9: The blood test show show a poison.
Speaker 7: They only do they only can indirectly, and it's not
Speaker 7: like you know, you would think back on CSI, where
Speaker 7: you can just oh, yeah, you put a drop of
Speaker 7: blood in a machine that tells you everything that's going on.
Speaker 7: If you're looking for a poison, you have to specifically
Speaker 7: look for it. But certainly if they found some problems
Speaker 7: with his liver in a hurry, then that's probably what
Speaker 7: they've what they've discovered, and maybe a liver infection that
Speaker 7: was brewing that blew up quickly over a short period
Speaker 7: of time and then went to his brain and unfortunately
Speaker 7: that brought about his demise.
Speaker 1: Just awful because it's a it's a sudden, it's a shock.
Speaker 7: Oh terrible.
Speaker 1: Her thoughts are with you, very very sad. Good I, Nathan,
Speaker 1: I've been told by my vet six year old spoodle
Speaker 1: perhaps done an ACL back left leg. Can this repair
Speaker 1: itself in time or does it need to be operated?
Speaker 1: We'll do that. The other side of this for those
Speaker 1: that are waiting, will come to you in just articulate, Nathan,
Speaker 1: just briefly the six year old spoodle, Yes, with a
Speaker 1: possible ACL backlift leg repair time operation need Yeah.
Speaker 7: Look, if the ligament has actually snapped, there's no way
Speaker 7: it won't rejoin. It's like getting two bits of wood
Speaker 7: and putting them next to each other and they're not
Speaker 7: going to grow together. So if it is completely torn,
Speaker 7: then definitely you have to have surgery in order to
Speaker 7: repair it. If you don't, you're left with an unstable joint,
Speaker 7: and over a period because the bones not are moving
Speaker 7: properly with the thigh bone and the shin bone if
Speaker 7: you like, and not moving properly with respect to each other,
Speaker 7: then you will end up with wear and tear and
Speaker 7: arthritis down the track. Definitely, if it is only stretched,
Speaker 7: if the ligament is stretched, it can repair. If it's
Speaker 7: partially torn, then it can repair. But yeah, if it's
Speaker 7: if it's snapped, then definitely the only long term solution really,
Speaker 7: or the best long term solution is surgery.
Speaker 1: Leo on the road again, Good morning, How was the weekend?
Speaker 12: Good morning?
Speaker 25: Damn slow?
Speaker 28: Really is about one hundred andy dollars down each day?
Speaker 7: The cold or there's just no events around the place
Speaker 7: or why is that?
Speaker 1: Leo?
Speaker 25: It's a combination.
Speaker 28: There very few events the cold, of course, but also
Speaker 28: it is exam.
Speaker 7: Season, oh of course, and.
Speaker 28: A lot of the young people aren't going out. But
Speaker 28: you find that people go out if there's a birthday
Speaker 28: or on occasion when it's cold. They don't just say that, look,
Speaker 28: it looks like a most day, let's go out.
Speaker 7: So maybe next year, next week when the exams are done,
Speaker 7: hopefully you'll have a bumper weekend.
Speaker 25: Absolutely, I mean, look, this is the time of year.
Speaker 28: You have to expect it. Yes, unfortunately, now question I
Speaker 28: often see we've got tankers, jet fuel.
Speaker 13: Tankers, sometimes doubles going to the airport.
Speaker 28: Are they picking up for the regionals or will they
Speaker 28: be just you know, they wouldn't be delivering, would they?
Speaker 7: Yes, they can do. And there is a at most
Speaker 7: of the big airports, there's actually an underground fuel system.
Speaker 7: So there's a whole array of pipes and things that
Speaker 7: go to each of the parking bays, and so the
Speaker 7: trucks that we see don't actually have fuel in them.
Speaker 7: They're just pumping trucks, and they just attach the hose
Speaker 7: to the ground and then up to the wing and
Speaker 7: then they can pump the fuel up that way. But certainly,
Speaker 7: depending then you know where the aeroplanes are parked, or
Speaker 7: if it's going to be the corporate aircraft out the back,
Speaker 7: then there won't be the underground systems because they're mainly
Speaker 7: to the terminal that they'll have to have the tankers
Speaker 7: go out there and do it. Certainly at the outports,
Speaker 7: we'll have the tankers come up and refuel us from
Speaker 7: the tankers rather than any underground system. So I think, yeah,
Speaker 7: it'll just be the aircraft that are away from the
Speaker 7: terminal and they need to get pumped directly from the tankers.
Speaker 28: Okay, because I see quite a few of them come
Speaker 28: into the sometimes out.
Speaker 22: Of the airport.
Speaker 13: Yes, yeah, it's intriguing. I was wondering why they would
Speaker 13: be there.
Speaker 7: Yes, well, they certainly do have a big underground fuel system,
Speaker 7: and then from time to time in different airports there
Speaker 7: can be problems with them, and doesn't that cause headaches
Speaker 7: for everybody? But yeah, otherwise, there are plenty of aircraft
Speaker 7: that park away from the terminal and so they have
Speaker 7: to be fueled from the tankers. Even the freighters out
Speaker 7: towards the hangar areas, they have to be refueled from
Speaker 7: the tankers rather than from the underground system.
Speaker 1: Cool, Thank you, pleasure, LEI are always going to talk,
Speaker 1: thank you, Billy morning. Tell us about the Vertigg bill.
Speaker 22: I've ad to from. Oh god, there we're blinding Vertigo
Speaker 22: and I'm trying to find out there to get rid
Speaker 22: of it. Yeah, wells putably on stematwel but I just
Speaker 22: don't see. When I was talking to someone on there
Speaker 22: last night, they said something about crystals and I thought,
Speaker 22: completely lost if another what I'm talking about?
Speaker 7: Crystal crystals as in as in just sort of having
Speaker 7: a healing crystal or something that type of thing.
Speaker 22: He said, crystals in the ear actually go along, You've
Speaker 22: got to go to a physio or.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, there's there's yeah, look, I'm just sort of
Speaker 7: looking it up here. There's there are depending on the course,
Speaker 7: because there's a whole bunch of different causes of vertigo,
Speaker 7: so depending on what what your cause is, then the
Speaker 7: treatment will be different. But just having a look here,
Speaker 7: and obviously the stemotyl will make you're getting nausea with
Speaker 7: it as well? Not really no, okay.
Speaker 22: Started off, it started off with a like a.
Speaker 13: Slosh of the ear, like you had a fluid.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Yeah, And then that did the last and a couple
Speaker 22: of days. And then I said, did very go after that?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Did they You've been to the doctor with it? Obviously, yes,
Speaker 7: I have you and they've had a look at your
Speaker 7: ear and there's no sort of fluid hiding behind the
Speaker 7: ear drum or anything.
Speaker 22: No, he's checked out, he records no infection or anything.
Speaker 22: But it's just he said, do you think about it
Speaker 22: two or three days stematol?
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 22: And then I was talking to somebody is a day
Speaker 22: and they recond.
Speaker 7: The physiotherapist, Well, it depends, yeah, it really again depends
Speaker 7: on the cause. Probably the most common and why your
Speaker 7: doctor gave you the stemtal and stemotyl is an anti
Speaker 7: nausea drug. I mean, I'm not a people doctor, of course,
Speaker 7: but you know, we use those similar medications on animals.
Speaker 7: But then there are other things there are if it
Speaker 7: continues on, there are exercises and things you can do.
Speaker 7: And I'm just looking here. They're talking about an Eppley
Speaker 7: maneuver and they say they used to treat a particular
Speaker 7: type of vertigo by repositioning the calcium crystals in the
Speaker 7: inner ear. So maybe is that the crystal thing that
Speaker 7: they were talking about.
Speaker 22: Perhaps I'm very similar.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, so that you know, you would need to
Speaker 7: go to a physio where I guess for that, and
Speaker 7: they can give you those sort of exercises or maneuvers.
Speaker 7: But the important thing is if it continues and you know,
Speaker 7: head back to the doctor and let them find out
Speaker 7: what the what the cause of the vertigo is, because
Speaker 7: vertigo isn't a disease on its own, it's a symptom
Speaker 7: of something else. So if it was an inner ear
Speaker 7: infection or something that's caused it, well, if that settles down,
Speaker 7: then that'll be the end of it. But you know,
Speaker 7: they just need to make sure there's nothing else. Make
Speaker 7: sure there's nothing else going on.
Speaker 22: You advice that. Thank you very much.
Speaker 7: Now, Pleasure, well good luck. Let us know how you get.
Speaker 1: On, Billy, look after yourself. Thank you very much, Pleasure
Speaker 1: will say, Bill's in. Jimmy, you got another quick question?
Speaker 18: Yeah, Tony, Nathan sad hearing about that lady's dog. And yes, anyway,
Speaker 18: the reason I asked you before, Nathan about possums been
Speaker 18: vegetarians on a wild back. There's always a few channels
Speaker 18: that have animal documentaries or someone narrating about possums, And
Speaker 18: he said, did you know the possums resistant to snake venom?
Speaker 18: And then later I saw a possum with its front
Speaker 18: walls eating a snake head first, which I feel very puzzled.
Speaker 7: I can't say as I've heard of such a thing.
Speaker 7: Let let Tony fill in for am here and I'll
Speaker 7: consult the oracle.
Speaker 1: We will, we'll find out the other side of this
Speaker 1: on Australia overnight. Thank you, Jimmy. Oh yeah, I gotta laugh.
Speaker 1: There's a great text who ends in nine to five zero,
Speaker 1: who's sent some very very funny texts. You and I
Speaker 1: giggle but we can't read on there, but they're just fantastic.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that. Did you do some inquiry?
Speaker 7: Look some inquiring and it says Australian possums, while not immune,
Speaker 7: have a degree of resistance to snake venom, particularly from
Speaker 7: certain species, due to a protein in their blood. And
Speaker 7: in fact, there's a project going on to see whether
Speaker 7: or not they can be harvested and whether or not
Speaker 7: it can be used by us to for us to
Speaker 7: develop a resistance to a snake bite as well. So yeah,
Speaker 7: so they are resistant, not immune, and it depends on
Speaker 7: the different type of snake as to whether or not
Speaker 7: they they are resistant to the snake bites.
Speaker 1: On the peninsula. Hello Heather, Hello, good morning. Which part
Speaker 1: of the peninsula are you.
Speaker 7: Pennington? Can't you read Tony?
Speaker 1: I'm sure.
Speaker 29: I've got a cat that's nineteen years old, Yes, and
Speaker 29: she's got apparently thyroid problems.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's very common.
Speaker 29: Her on demand is that, and it does happen. She
Speaker 29: gets hungry quite a bit. Yes, what does a thoroid do?
Speaker 29: And I've actually got half a thoroid as well, so
Speaker 29: we're the same as animals.
Speaker 30: We do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we have thorroid dishes and in fact the medications
Speaker 7: are the same. A lot of older cats get a
Speaker 7: condition called hyper thyroidism, where the thyroid becomes too active
Speaker 7: and the thyroid gland is involved in metabolism. So when
Speaker 7: you get a very active thyroid gland, what happens is
Speaker 7: that the body's metabolism goes up. So we find that
Speaker 7: they become quite active, and in fact what happens is
Speaker 7: that they burn up their food a lot quicker. So
Speaker 7: one of the things that we'll see in particularly in
Speaker 7: the older cats, is that they eat like there's no tomorrow,
Speaker 7: but they still lose weight exactly.
Speaker 29: And that's what's happened yep.
Speaker 7: So the good news for that is there is a
Speaker 7: treatment and there are tablets that you can give or
Speaker 7: I made a discovery. I had a cat with hyper thyroidism,
Speaker 7: and in fact there's a relatively new product whose name
Speaker 7: Escapes me, but your vett will know it. And it's
Speaker 7: a liquid and it's honey based, so they actually quite
Speaker 7: like it. And all you do is draw up the
Speaker 7: appropriate amount in a syringe and squirt it down their
Speaker 7: mouth and it helps to slow down the thyroid and
Speaker 7: you'll find that that should make a difference. Now you'll
Speaker 7: need to get some regular blood tests through your vet
Speaker 7: to make sure that the levels of the thyroid hormone
Speaker 7: are within the parameters, and so there's a little bit
Speaker 7: of experimentation required to get the right dose. But it
Speaker 7: is it is, yeah, oh no, And it's not just
Speaker 7: a fixed dose. It really depends how high the thyroid
Speaker 7: level is. And then you know, you just keep titrating
Speaker 7: the dose of this product. The beauty of the liquid
Speaker 7: as opposed to a tablet as well, is you can
Speaker 7: adjust the dose very very acutely and so a very
Speaker 7: fine tuneit. And so that way you're going to get
Speaker 7: the right dose to keep your cat's thyroid levels in
Speaker 7: between the low and the high range of normal. There
Speaker 7: are surgeries and things with a nineteen year old cat
Speaker 7: unless the tablets and things no no, so, and that's
Speaker 7: and heart murmurs can be associated with hyperthyroidism as well,
Speaker 7: So it's all part of it. But your head around
Speaker 7: to your vet, get a blood test, it's very straightforward,
Speaker 7: and then get put onto one, get your cat put
Speaker 7: on one of the medications, and then you'll go in
Speaker 7: on a fairly regular basis, initially just to make sure
Speaker 7: that you don't give it too much and you end
Speaker 7: up with too low thorroid hormone. But once you get
Speaker 7: the dose sorted out, then hopefully you'll keep your kiddy
Speaker 7: going for a for a while longer.
Speaker 1: Let's hope that's the case. Here the thank you for
Speaker 1: being part of the program. Sorry, you've got the Pennington
Speaker 1: as opposed to the Peninsula. Hello Meggie, good morning.
Speaker 31: I'm met, Good morning Tony, and hello Meggie. Yeah I
Speaker 31: tuned in later. They're say, you've already spoken about Yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The bottom line is we don't know yet, and there's
Speaker 7: certain speculations about various things. There are lots of theories
Speaker 7: going around. We'll wait till we get all the data
Speaker 7: and then we'll have the definitive answer, and hopefully it's
Speaker 7: sooner rather than later for the sake of everyone.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 31: No, so okay, we'll leave that one alone. I do
Speaker 31: have a question. Yes, you Nathan as a veterinarian essentially
Speaker 31: an animal doctor.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 31: Yeah, but so many similarities. Yes, well, we humans are
Speaker 31: animals too.
Speaker 7: And some more than others, Maggie.
Speaker 31: We are the highest daughter of the animal.
Speaker 7: It depends depends who you're talking to.
Speaker 31: No, no, But how transferable are your skills as a
Speaker 31: veterinarian and adaptable and even perhaps in the case of
Speaker 31: an emergency when you have to address.
Speaker 25: An issue with.
Speaker 7: Human Look, there are there have been, sorry Maggie, that
Speaker 7: there have been instances over the years where vets have
Speaker 7: gone in and helped out and done all sorts of
Speaker 7: things when they've needed to. There are great similarities with
Speaker 7: you know, amongst all mammals as far as you know,
Speaker 7: body organ and functions and things. There are definite differences
Speaker 7: between as well, particularly things like metabolism and you know,
Speaker 7: like we always say, cats are not little little dogs.
Speaker 7: They can be quite different with various things. But I
Speaker 7: think one of the more recent instances of vets being
Speaker 7: able to do something to help with people was the
Speaker 7: rescue in the cave of the Thai soccer team that
Speaker 7: there were there was a doctor of course, an anesetus
Speaker 7: extraordinary yes, and a fellow with whom I've become quite friendly,
Speaker 7: Craig Challon, And he's a vet and he was in
Speaker 7: there as well, and he's a cave diver and that
Speaker 7: was his expertise that that helped along, and so he
Speaker 7: was involved also in the in the rescue of the
Speaker 7: boys from the cave. So yeah, when we have to,
Speaker 7: we do what we need to do. And certainly first
Speaker 7: aid wise, yeah, you know, most of the first aid
Speaker 7: things that one would be able to do, we can,
Speaker 7: we can do.
Speaker 1: It's an interesting point, Maggie raises, though, isn't it the
Speaker 1: King of the Jungle? We always because of the line,
Speaker 1: you know, the theories and storylines, the portrayal of say
Speaker 1: the lion being the king of the jungle. Yes, how
Speaker 1: does it translate into the human condition.
Speaker 7: Well, we can still shoot lines, can't we. So I
Speaker 7: think that's a pretty tenuous title. Look, I think a
Speaker 7: lot of the King of the Jungle stuff comes about
Speaker 7: a because you know, the mains of the male line
Speaker 7: a bit like you know, very regal and a bit
Speaker 7: like a crown. And in fact, the lions don't really
Speaker 7: live in the jungle, do they. Tigers are more jungle dwellers,
Speaker 7: whereas lines are more out in the in the planes
Speaker 7: and in the bush. But they are the top of
Speaker 7: the food chain, if you like, in that ecosystem. But unfortunately,
Speaker 7: once you stick people into it, we have the wherewithal
Speaker 7: to clob or anything. So yeah, I guess we club
Speaker 7: are in a well, yes, to use the technical term, yeah,
Speaker 7: so we.
Speaker 1: Have the ability to we do too tasty you know that?
Speaker 1: Are you talking about the junior association football team that yes,
Speaker 1: for fifteen days?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 1: Do you know that was in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 7: Oh really seven years ago. I remember at the time,
Speaker 7: and Craig I've forgot his partner's name, but the doctor.
Speaker 7: How terrible of me, But anyway, Craig was involved in
Speaker 7: all of that, and I had the pleasure of meeting
Speaker 7: him down the track and he actually has a pilot's
Speaker 7: license and helicopter license and owns an aircraft. So he's
Speaker 7: a very very impressive fellow. And you talking to them about,
Speaker 7: you know, how it all went and what they decided
Speaker 7: that they needed to do, and of course Elon Musk
Speaker 7: got involved and said that, you know, they had to
Speaker 7: use this capsule that he developed, and then away there
Speaker 7: are a million reasons why it wasn't going to work.
Speaker 7: But I asked Craig, I said, well, what was what
Speaker 7: would you have done if this wasn't going to work?
Speaker 7: And he said there wasn't a plan B. There was
Speaker 7: just nothing, nothing, And what a wonderful story. Said, they
Speaker 7: didn't know till the end of the first day whether
Speaker 7: any of the boys had got out because they weren't
Speaker 7: in communication in the cave. And it's only at the
Speaker 7: end of the first day that they found out that
Speaker 7: they'd all survived. And what a wonderful, wonderful story. I
Speaker 7: believe the coach has subsequently passed away, which is which
Speaker 7: is a bit sad.
Speaker 1: You'd have to say by definition and history will tell different.
Speaker 1: That was a great degree. There was a miracle. Really, Oh,
Speaker 1: it was a miracle.
Speaker 7: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Lodge were way against.
Speaker 7: Oh and you know, they went way out, they thought
Speaker 7: way out, way outside the square as to what they
Speaker 7: needed to do and what they could do, and all
Speaker 7: of the other theories of you know, trying to put
Speaker 7: a shaft down there to get them out, and that
Speaker 7: was never going to happen. And as I say, Elon
Speaker 7: Musk came up with this tube and as they said,
Speaker 7: you know these boys were not swimmers and so they
Speaker 7: and because they had to take them over rocks and
Speaker 7: around and down. I mean, a solid structure was never
Speaker 7: going to work, so they had to just have them
Speaker 7: relaxed and anesthetize so that they could lift them and
Speaker 7: carry them and bend them and move them through. So
Speaker 7: what an extraordinary story. And of course there was the
Speaker 7: Navy seal diver, the Thai diver who passed away because
Speaker 7: they were open water divers and of course this was
Speaker 7: caves and it was quite different, but risked his life
Speaker 7: and unfortunately passed away in trying to trying to rescue
Speaker 7: the boys.
Speaker 1: Mark in Slovakia will come to you next. It's all
Speaker 1: part of Australia. Even I had good morning, Good morning
Speaker 1: Tony and Nathan. I have milk thistle capsules. Wife took
Speaker 1: to was stopped due to their blood thinning effect, So
Speaker 1: I wonder if they may be effective on the dogs.
Speaker 1: Especially is Christa who had a life threatening hepatitis of
Speaker 1: the liver seven years ago. He's now aged thirteen. You
Speaker 1: check he's alt levels.
Speaker 7: LT levels, one of the one of the enzymes that's
Speaker 7: produced in the liver. I'm just having a look there
Speaker 7: are certainly milk thistle supplements for dogs. Is it going
Speaker 7: to help with hepatitis? I wouldn't think so, because it's
Speaker 7: hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver, and blood thinning
Speaker 7: is blood thinning. But certainly do a little bit of
Speaker 7: research before you do any of these things, because a
Speaker 7: lot of the natural therapies, just because they're natural doesn't
Speaker 7: necessarily mean that they're good. I'm not saying they're bad,
Speaker 7: but you just need to be careful because with certain conditions,
Speaker 7: certain medications or certain natural therapies are the wrong thing
Speaker 7: to give. But yeah, just their milk thistle is safe
Speaker 7: for dogs, providing that everything else is okay, And then
Speaker 7: just have a chat to your vet. I think is
Speaker 7: best if your dog has hepatitis, and just see whether
Speaker 7: milk thistle is something that can be added to the regime.
Speaker 7: I talk about all these things has been complementary medicine,
Speaker 7: so added to other things rather than instead of So, yeah,
Speaker 7: have a word with your vet and see if it's
Speaker 7: going to be appropriate for your little dog.
Speaker 1: I think Jerill quickly always uses that expression to its
Speaker 1: complementary yes, and that one shouldn't be discarded for the.
Speaker 7: Exactly, And that's exactly. And I think, you know, sometimes
Speaker 7: Western medicine poopo a lot of the natural therapies and
Speaker 7: vice versa. And I keep an open mind with these things.
Speaker 7: And there are certainly plenty of natural therapies that can
Speaker 7: be of use, but they need to be used in
Speaker 7: conjunction with other treatments that might be prescribed by medical professionals,
Speaker 7: and that way, hopefully you get a better outcome, whatever
Speaker 7: your condition or your pets condition may be.
Speaker 1: We're we off two Tello, Dave.
Speaker 32: Yeah, good morning, Jeans, Nathan. Just think about I'm talking aviation.
Speaker 32: I'm an expert in any sense of the word, but
Speaker 32: I am an enthusiast. The thing that's really annoying me
Speaker 32: irkingly about this air in their crash and all that
Speaker 32: sort of stuff and several others that have happened, it's
Speaker 32: just that I look at YouTube a lot and people
Speaker 32: come out within an hour, Yeah, yeah, this is what happened.
Speaker 26: Yeah, It's like, yeah, it drives me insane.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 32: Yeah, I watch a lot of live streams of aviation
Speaker 32: channels and stuff, and yeah, people just need to settle
Speaker 32: down a little bit.
Speaker 7: And it's not helpful, is it. It's just not helpful
Speaker 7: at all. And you know, wait for the data, wait
Speaker 7: for the evidence, and of course we want answers, and
Speaker 7: that's only natural. And I just think, you know, put
Speaker 7: we see a couple of things on a video and
Speaker 7: then all of a sudden, everybody's jumping to conclusion. So
Speaker 7: certainly there are a few theories out there, and that's okay.
Speaker 7: You can postulate about things. That's not a problem as
Speaker 7: long as you understand that it's only a possibility and
Speaker 7: not the definitive answer. But if you're wanting a definitive answer,
Speaker 7: we just have to wait till we get the data.
Speaker 7: And we will have the data and we will know.
Speaker 7: And it's important for the families, and it's also important
Speaker 7: for the industry to make sure that it's not something
Speaker 7: that needs to be addressed because it could potentially be
Speaker 7: a problem with other aircraft. And therefore it's important for
Speaker 7: the whole traveling public to make sure that we get
Speaker 7: the right answer and get to the bottom of it,
Speaker 7: and hopefully we will have some answers fairly quickly. But
Speaker 7: you're quite right, and some of these so called experts,
Speaker 7: I mean, well, I always joke X is an unknown
Speaker 7: quantity and a spurts a drip under pressure. It's just
Speaker 7: not helpful when people come up with the I know
Speaker 7: what's gone on type of scenario and it's just spare me.
Speaker 1: But that is Dave, thank you for the great call. Yes,
Speaker 1: that is the idea of this thing called social media,
Speaker 1: as I like to call it anti social media.
Speaker 7: Yeah, pretty much where everybody flinging in their two cents yes,
Speaker 7: which is not even worth that much. No, and what
Speaker 7: and the bit that I really don't like in general
Speaker 7: is the anonymity. Like, if you're prepared to say something,
Speaker 7: put your hand up and say this is me who's
Speaker 7: saying it. But when people can hide behind a monica
Speaker 7: that you know, they can say the most outrageous things.
Speaker 7: And we're seeing, you know, all of the problems with
Speaker 7: bullying in schools and things like that. It really because
Speaker 7: if you put your name to it, people all of
Speaker 7: a sudden they are going to pull their heads in
Speaker 7: a little bit. I feel, because you know, if someone
Speaker 7: knows who you are, you're not going to say some
Speaker 7: of the outrageous things that people say.
Speaker 1: You and I should jump on a plane and go
Speaker 1: to Slovakia.
Speaker 7: Well, Mark can be waiting for us, and he's going
Speaker 7: to give us the royal tour, aren't you.
Speaker 33: Oh yeah, let's do it, okay, full Sunday afternoon, and
Speaker 33: it's probably thirty degrees oh stop, And unusually, unusually, we
Speaker 33: have a blue sky that's not full of chemtrails or
Speaker 33: contrails as you might like to get all them.
Speaker 7: I find it amusing. Did you see the one of
Speaker 7: the states in America has banned chemtrails? Right, okay, which
Speaker 7: don't exist anyway, it's another story.
Speaker 33: Well, yes, I have a feeling that maybe they do.
Speaker 33: But but yeah, because some days it's the sky well
Speaker 33: most days, yeah, it's no blue sky here at all.
Speaker 7: It depends. It depends on the atmospheric conditions as to
Speaker 7: whether or not the ice crystals hang around, or whether
Speaker 7: they disperse or whatever. But anyway, it's nice to know
Speaker 7: that they're somewhere in the world's at thirty degrees because
Speaker 7: it's sure ain't down here, that's for sure.
Speaker 33: No, it's that time year, but it's cool. We've had
Speaker 33: a very late start to the summer season sort of.
Speaker 33: This week is the first week where we've been over
Speaker 33: I don't know, twenty.
Speaker 7: Okay, So it's good.
Speaker 33: Everyone's out on their bikes. I can see beautiful.
Speaker 7: I just want to question. I want to ask you
Speaker 7: a question, just very briefly, Mark, just on behalf of Tony,
Speaker 7: because we need to know. Do they have macas over
Speaker 7: there in Slovakia so Tony can get his latte with
Speaker 7: the double shot and half of sugar.
Speaker 33: Unfortunately, Yeah, we've got two of them.
Speaker 7: Fair enough.
Speaker 33: I think I think they're going to pull out because
Speaker 33: they're just not popular.
Speaker 34: It hasn't worked yet excellent.
Speaker 33: I don't know. I think that's just I don't know.
Speaker 33: I think people are a bit more healthy here. I
Speaker 33: see macs drive through. I go pass here on my way
Speaker 33: home many times per day, and you never see a
Speaker 33: car there. It just it's so quiet that place. It's
Speaker 33: had a big, big shopping center, kind of like our
Speaker 33: version of Fountain Gate. Yep, that's my local one place there,
Speaker 33: but it's just so quiet.
Speaker 1: Mark, say that we've got to do this. I promise you, Mark,
Speaker 1: don't go away. We're going to talk to you worthy
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Speaker 1: be part of it too, you can jump on board.
Speaker 1: We'll go back to Slovakia in just a tick as well.
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Speaker 3: Now, this is Australia Overnights with Tony McManus.
Speaker 1: Harvey Deacon and the great team there at six PR
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Speaker 1: you hear after this will be that of Nation Nathan Kosh.
Speaker 7: Good morning everyone.
Speaker 1: That's it se I mean a great ad liver.
Speaker 8: It's so.
Speaker 1: If you would like to join us. For those that
Speaker 1: don't know in w A, Nathan Kosh is a vet
Speaker 1: and a Quantus pilot. So we call this segment Pets
Speaker 1: and Jets. Jets and Pets. If you have a question
Speaker 1: to do with maybe a much love animal in your family,
Speaker 1: you're more than welcome to join us as well. Just
Speaker 1: prior to we were talking to Mark in Slovakia where
Speaker 1: did we get up to mark.
Speaker 33: I don't know. I think well, I had a question
Speaker 33: about some cats. Yes, go for it, a very simple one.
Speaker 33: Over here in our water supply, we seem to have
Speaker 33: a lot of line scale. Yes, so you know that kettle.
Speaker 34: Is just white? Yes, yes, fast tarb and shower and
Speaker 34: light's white.
Speaker 33: Should I Can I give my cats distilled water? Or
Speaker 33: was it better with filtered water?
Speaker 7: Filtered water would be better. Distilled water sort of gets
Speaker 7: rid of everything, whereas filtered water just gets rid of
Speaker 7: all those excess minerals. So yeah, I think if you've
Speaker 7: got a water filter at home, then just use the
Speaker 7: filtered water for your cats, for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 33: Well I don't have one, but I want to buy one.
Speaker 33: But probably good for the liver and the internals if
Speaker 33: you don't run that stuff through their tiny little organs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well that's right. And I think you still want
Speaker 7: some bits and pieces in the water. And there are
Speaker 7: other minerals and things that we have in our water
Speaker 7: as well, but not when it's got that much calcium,
Speaker 7: presumably in the water over there. If you can reduce
Speaker 7: some of that, well that would be a good thing
Speaker 7: and must be very annoying when you've got your bathtub
Speaker 7: caked in it, and your kettles and all the rest.
Speaker 33: Of it never ending. It's never any clean jobs. So
Speaker 33: more and more chemicals into the the drainage. Yes, I
Speaker 33: guess where everyone's cleaning. Is there any other liquids and
Speaker 33: things that you should you could recommend that you give
Speaker 33: the cat for a healthy, longer life.
Speaker 7: No, water is fine. The whole thing with milk, I
Speaker 7: mean there is if you think about it, in the wild,
Speaker 7: there is no cat that drinks cow's milk. There is
Speaker 7: nothing that drinks cow's milk except calves, and it's just
Speaker 7: become a thing that humans drink cow's milk, but there's
Speaker 7: absolutely nothing required in it. And of course around the
Speaker 7: dairies when the cat's there to keep the mice away
Speaker 7: in that type of thing, that you just pull a
Speaker 7: bit of milk out of the bat and give it
Speaker 7: to the cat, and that's okay. Some are lactose intolerant,
Speaker 7: and there are pet milks that are out there that
Speaker 7: are lactose free and that kind of thing, but there's
Speaker 7: nothing magical in them. And in fact, we are the
Speaker 7: only species that drink milk after weaning. Every other species
Speaker 7: the young and drinks milk. They become weaned and then
Speaker 7: they never touch it again. So no water is as
Speaker 7: good as anything else. There's no other other magic liquids,
Speaker 7: and there should always be free access to water. Cats
Speaker 7: are essentially desert animals, so they are very good at
Speaker 7: conserving their body water, so you'll find they don't drink
Speaker 7: heaps and heaps like dogs, of course, and so but
Speaker 7: they should always just have a bowl of clean fresh
Speaker 7: water available if they feel thirsty.
Speaker 33: It does seem, you know, on a super hot day,
Speaker 33: they really don't drink much. As she says, I keep
Speaker 33: putting the bottle right where they're sleeping out under the tree,
Speaker 33: and they don't touch it. They're happy. That's what about eggs,
Speaker 33: Chicken eggs.
Speaker 7: Chicken eggs are.
Speaker 33: Fine, healthy aspect of them.
Speaker 7: They're fine. The only thing you should do is lightly
Speaker 7: cook them or cook them. Don't give it to them raw, really,
Speaker 7: because there is a protein in it called eviden which
Speaker 7: binds to a vitamin called biotin, and so if you
Speaker 7: give them raw eggs, they can end up with a
Speaker 7: bit of a deficiency. Once you cook it, a denatures
Speaker 7: that protein. So when you think about it, the egg
Speaker 7: is basically a building kit for a chicken. So everything
Speaker 7: that's there because that you know, nothing else comes into
Speaker 7: the egg once it's laid, so that that's the whole,
Speaker 7: the whole product of a of a chicken. So it
Speaker 7: should be all in the right proportions. It's all very
Speaker 7: good of course for us. For years they said, oh no,
Speaker 7: don't need eggs, and now all of a sudden they're
Speaker 7: back to saying, you know, eggs, eggs are fine, that
Speaker 7: kind of thing. So yeah, if you're going to give
Speaker 7: them eggs, don't give it to them raw. Just cook
Speaker 7: it and then they're fine with it, not a problem.
Speaker 33: Would you say that the yolk or the album is better.
Speaker 7: Or no, it doesn't matter the whole just give them
Speaker 7: the lot. The yolk is the food.
Speaker 33: Would you say once a week, there's.
Speaker 7: Nothing magical in it. But if you want to give
Speaker 7: them one once a week, then that's fine. Why not.
Speaker 7: If they like it, yeah, go for it, but cook it, don't.
Speaker 1: Give it to them all.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Mark, we just have a quick question during the news
Speaker 1: we're talking about McDonald's McDonald's in Slovakia or like they're wrong.
Speaker 1: We just had a question. Do they do much promotion advertising.
Speaker 1: You said, you go past a couple of stores, you
Speaker 1: don't see activity, you reckon there's only a couple in
Speaker 1: your precinct.
Speaker 33: Yeah, but look, I'm totally out of touch with any
Speaker 33: media here because they don't understand it.
Speaker 1: I don't listen, So no great marketing that you're aware
Speaker 1: of for because I'm just thinking, is there an opportunity
Speaker 1: Mark to grab a couple of the franchises there in Slovakia?
Speaker 33: Yeah, I honestly don't know. I'm so out of touch
Speaker 33: with the media here because the sinners just don't understand
Speaker 33: a word of it. I've never learned the language. Been
Speaker 33: here sixteen years.
Speaker 7: And you haven't learned. I don't know who have you
Speaker 7: got there that translates for you?
Speaker 33: My work is I have thirty people working for me, right,
Speaker 33: but no, just all my life is business, so everything
Speaker 33: we do is outside of Slovakia, so I've never needed
Speaker 33: to learn it. It's my own. I'm sort of a
Speaker 33: bit embarrassed, but I definitely get by.
Speaker 7: That's that's impressive. I would have thought that you know
Speaker 7: at least some of the basics, like you know, bathrooms
Speaker 7: and bits and pieces would be handy to know. You
Speaker 7: probably can do that.
Speaker 33: Can't you the absolute basics? Yes, but it is it's
Speaker 33: embarrassingly low. It's a complicated language.
Speaker 7: So how did you end up over there?
Speaker 33: I made the biggest mistake in my life.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that's not because you'll be interested to know
Speaker 1: the thirtieth anniversary of McDonald's and Slovakia is coming up.
Speaker 1: It opened the first one in ninety five, Banska Bistrika
Speaker 1: follow by the original terms.
Speaker 33: It's the center of the city, center of the country.
Speaker 7: Can speak it.
Speaker 1: With the Bratislava eventually becoming the main focus.
Speaker 33: How they're around.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and you'll be pleased to know that they just
Speaker 7: announced a big expansion there.
Speaker 13: Yes, I'll be thrilled.
Speaker 33: It going to be very very small outlets, you know,
Speaker 33: I just sort of dotting the round like we have
Speaker 33: Starbucks here, but they're very very small outlets. Okay, so
Speaker 33: I guess they just try and course, yes, very very
Speaker 33: competitive in the coffee cafes and you know, little eateries
Speaker 33: and stuff like that. So if McDonald's just a little
Speaker 33: bit struggle on here, yes.
Speaker 1: Well it will take your word for it.
Speaker 7: I mean, isn't it isn't that much nicer to go
Speaker 7: to a nice little cafe somewhere or other that's sort
Speaker 7: of run by people, you know, rather than the formula.
Speaker 1: There is that, but you know, thank you Mark. You
Speaker 1: and I were talking about during the news. When you
Speaker 1: look at the training that young people have, yes, at
Speaker 1: McDonald's still's Worldwide, Yes, millions of young kids have learned
Speaker 1: about hospitality, they've learned about systems. Yes, they've learned about
Speaker 1: heightened levels of service. Yes, the sunctuality, punctuality, the things
Speaker 1: that they get as part of that training at fifteen, sixteen, seventeen,
Speaker 1: eighteen years of age. Yes, true is award winning.
Speaker 7: True, and many any a person that's gone on to
Speaker 7: make a wonderful career there. And in fact, as we
Speaker 7: discussed before, there was an Australian person who went on
Speaker 7: to become the head of McDonald's Worldwide. Mister Bell unfortunately
Speaker 7: no longer.
Speaker 1: With us, but died as a very young age. I
Speaker 1: think he was only forty four or forty five. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's passed away, but remember interviewing him once. He was
Speaker 1: just fantastic, but no longer with us. Put that aside
Speaker 1: for a moment. It just means that those in those
Speaker 1: sort of businesses you can do remarkable.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah things, oh yes, and people that got in
Speaker 7: at the ground level and ended up buying various stores
Speaker 7: have done extraordinarily well for themselves.
Speaker 1: There's a dear girlfriend who started works in South Australia
Speaker 1: with a couple of franchise Shelley and two I think now,
Speaker 1: but started pretty much just as a young worker in
Speaker 1: the stores. Mary, Hello to you, and there are warrant morning.
Speaker 21: Hi, hi, hi nas and please yes. I heard on
Speaker 21: the three a W News just gone by that the
Speaker 21: Animal Protection people want adoptees for cats and dogs. But
Speaker 21: I have been trying to adopt the dog for two years.
Speaker 21: Twelve months ago I had to put my dog down,
Speaker 21: but tried to no a pep for myself and for
Speaker 21: a partner, you know, like a friend for myself that
Speaker 21: I did have, and I haven't been able to get one. Now.
Speaker 21: I've been to four different animal shelters Karsborough, tears Down, Frey.
Speaker 15: And Boom and bir Wood.
Speaker 21: Two of them had dogs running around in the ends
Speaker 21: and I said, oh how much is that? Oh that
Speaker 21: one the staff just bought it. There was another one
Speaker 21: in another shelter and I said, I'd like to purchase
Speaker 21: that one. I know when it's better, because it had
Speaker 21: a cone on its head. When it's better, it will
Speaker 21: be adopted by one of the staff. Now I've got
Speaker 21: no internet, no line in touch with me online? Okay,
Speaker 21: and won't I won't accept my phone contact number?
Speaker 7: Oh good grief, I.
Speaker 21: Am so so annoyed. Yes, in the end, I said
Speaker 21: to them, Look, as much as I disagree with backyard breeders,
Speaker 21: I wish they were still around.
Speaker 7: Well, sadly I could pick up.
Speaker 21: The Weekly Times and find it for myself. I'm eighty
Speaker 21: years old. Whether they're holding me responsible for my age
Speaker 21: that I wouldn't be a good parent.
Speaker 7: I would hope that's not the case. But certainly you
Speaker 7: sound very with it, and I'm sure that you wouldn't
Speaker 7: want to pet unless you were going to be able
Speaker 7: to look after it.
Speaker 1: What are the options you think, Well.
Speaker 7: One of the other options is if you have a
Speaker 7: particular breed in mind, you can intact you're in Victoria,
Speaker 7: so the Victorian Canine Association and they will put you
Speaker 7: on to the Every breed has their own club, but
Speaker 7: it you know, sort of from Chiuaha to Labrador to
Speaker 7: Great Day and to everything in between. And generally now
Speaker 7: most of those breed societies have rescue services as well,
Speaker 7: so you might be able to find a dog that's,
Speaker 7: you know, for whatever reason, has ended up without a
Speaker 7: home and they're fostered out in the meantime, and you
Speaker 7: might be able to go that way rather than going
Speaker 7: through one of the actual rescue services.
Speaker 1: There's a place in Perth. Thank you very much for
Speaker 1: you call Mary. There's a place in Perth Shendon Park,
Speaker 1: Bilm Shelter and I did a bit of comparing and
Speaker 1: hosting and fundraising events for them for many many years.
Speaker 1: A great place, but I was always mesmerized where you
Speaker 1: go there and people go, oh, and you walk past
Speaker 1: all these beautiful dogs and oh that's the one for us, Yes,
Speaker 1: And the relationship you have just looking at these dogs
Speaker 1: through the other side of a age almost.
Speaker 7: Well, there's a I can't think of the name of.
Speaker 7: There's a program on Channel ten where they basically do that.
Speaker 7: They go into shelters and they're finding they're finding owners
Speaker 7: and matching them with their pets. And that's a beautiful
Speaker 7: thing when you go there and for some reason the
Speaker 7: particular animals takes your fancy and you know they some
Speaker 7: people say they choose you, you don't choose them. But either
Speaker 7: way that you end up leaving with hopefully a pet
Speaker 7: that's going to cat or anything really that's going to
Speaker 7: give you a lot of joy in your life. And
Speaker 7: that's the whole reason we have them. And if they're
Speaker 7: going to be a hassle, then you're better off without.
Speaker 7: But you know, we get them to enhance our lifestyle
Speaker 7: and for many lonely people having a pets just a
Speaker 7: fantastic thing, having something living to come home to.
Speaker 1: I told you we went in board some of that Magpie. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: it's fantastic. Little Maggie's now going crazy each every afternoon.
Speaker 1: Put that to side. They also had on display in
Speaker 1: this thing I think it's just called pet shop, Big
Speaker 1: pet shop store is what it's called, Big pet peto
Speaker 1: massive store until you were said gunfighted in there the
Speaker 1: first which we did. So the point of that story
Speaker 1: is that they were also on that particular weekend they
Speaker 1: had some cats that were available to yes to home
Speaker 1: to home, which I thought was a great idea. And
Speaker 1: there was just these beautiful and there's kids there looking
Speaker 1: at them and playing in touching them, and was just fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yes to have that sort of system in place at
Speaker 1: a place like that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're just like I'm always a little I'm not
Speaker 7: saying in this particular situation, but always a little bit
Speaker 7: wary about buying pets from pet stores.
Speaker 1: There wasn't a purchase, it was just these they look
Speaker 1: oh okay, they're looking to get rid of them.
Speaker 7: They okay they were so they were austras.
Speaker 1: Or Australia I pre well loved, let's call them pre preloved.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well that's that's a different story because there were
Speaker 7: for a long time the pet shops that would just
Speaker 7: order puppies from the puppy breeders and the other thing
Speaker 7: that we found in those situations because the smaller they are,
Speaker 7: the cuter they are, and the more likely they are
Speaker 7: to be able to find homes. And we would get
Speaker 7: them to vet check when they come straight from the
Speaker 7: pet shop, and you can see that the teeth, the
Speaker 7: baby teeth hadn't even interrupted yet, and they were way
Speaker 7: too young to take away from the mother. But because
Speaker 7: they're small and they're cute, and because the longer that
Speaker 7: they were kept before they were sent to the stores,
Speaker 7: this should have been regulous money. Well, that's the whole thing,
Speaker 7: isn't it. Well, there are I think that's all stopped
Speaker 7: now and most of the puppy farms have disappeared, but
Speaker 7: there are still some around that really should be closed up.
Speaker 7: But anyway, I think you know, just as long as
Speaker 7: you buy any animal from a reputable sauce, then hopefully
Speaker 7: you're going to have a fabulous pet that's going to
Speaker 7: be with you for many years.
Speaker 1: If you ring through now, you'll get on straightaway. Come
Speaker 1: and joined us one double three six nine three. Anything
Speaker 1: to do with our pets and or jet sword, just
Speaker 1: general conversation as we do on a Monday when Nathan gosh,
Speaker 1: she's here in the studio with us one double three
Speaker 1: six nine three. I'm Tony McManus for Australia Overnight. Let's
Speaker 1: ask the audience because I saw this in the paper
Speaker 1: of the weekend. It was a cracking and we had
Speaker 1: to think about it for about ninety seconds and eventually
Speaker 1: arrived at it. But it was a trick question. It
Speaker 1: was a lovely question. What is I got it, You've got.
Speaker 7: It, I got it, but I'm no day Yeah, what
Speaker 7: is in the AFL competition?
Speaker 1: What's the one side? The only side? That has a
Speaker 1: nickname that doesn't end with the letter S. Think about
Speaker 1: that for a moment and then go and make yourself
Speaker 1: a capitee Silvano in Clyde.
Speaker 18: Good morning, cup of tea, just having my first one
Speaker 18: at Clyde.
Speaker 30: I'm a proper farmer. I'm the Italian Marima sheep dog
Speaker 30: man of the Southeast of Australia.
Speaker 7: Oh fantastic. For those that don't know, people may remember
Speaker 7: there was a wonderful movie with Shane Jacobson a few
Speaker 7: years back called odd Ball.
Speaker 30: A wonderful movie and leading actor possibly one of the
Speaker 30: most wonderful men on this planet.
Speaker 7: Chain yes, a lovely guy by all accounts, And it
Speaker 7: was about a colony of penguin's Warnerable Way that were
Speaker 7: getting taken by foxes. I think they were swimming out
Speaker 7: to the little island and taking the penguins. And then
Speaker 7: they came up with the idea that because they're an
Speaker 7: Italian sheep dog, aren't they.
Speaker 30: Ozzie born Italians like me?
Speaker 7: Yes, there you go, so do they bark with an
Speaker 7: Australian accent all the time? Matey. That's the trumple Listen.
Speaker 30: To me, people listen to me, and people also meet
Speaker 30: me and they say, get out of here. You're not Italian.
Speaker 30: You look as oddly as they come. And I'll say, well,
Speaker 30: does that mean that I'm part of the energy mob
Speaker 30: in w A? Because you know, yes, I am an
Speaker 30: honor remember of the energy mob in w A. But
Speaker 30: that's another story. May I just get on with a
Speaker 30: couple of points, and may I call you cotchy?
Speaker 7: You can call me whatever you like. Just don't call
Speaker 7: me late for dinner now.
Speaker 30: I wouldn't do that. Make you're welcome for a cafe
Speaker 30: Silvano Soprano cafe any time you want, excellent and I
Speaker 30: do make the best ones. I really do.
Speaker 25: I'll bet you even better than Starbucks.
Speaker 30: But necessary Starbucks are a necessary part of this planet.
Speaker 1: So if you but if you go in a new
Speaker 1: order coffee? Now, what would be your coffee of choice?
Speaker 30: You mean at my farm?
Speaker 1: Anyway? Anywhere you're thinking I'm going to have a coffee.
Speaker 1: What is it you asked for?
Speaker 30: Oh look, I'm a bit of a Italians generally would reckon.
Speaker 30: I'm disgusting. I actually if I mean a cafe, This
Speaker 30: company on myself.
Speaker 22: Sometimes myself is the best company.
Speaker 25: We all understand each other that indeed, especially in the
Speaker 25: early hours when we've had two or three hours sleep.
Speaker 30: It's a wonderful clear time of the day, guys and
Speaker 30: ladies out there, also in everybody out there listening in,
Speaker 30: I will go, please forgive me. Italians are latter large
Speaker 30: latter with honey.
Speaker 7: Honey.
Speaker 1: Wow, I can't.
Speaker 30: Stand honey on toast. I send honey on toast and crumpets.
Speaker 30: I have other items I go there, But guys, I
Speaker 30: go for a large latter with honey. I know, I
Speaker 30: don't know why I love honey in any liquids. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 30: So guys, let's just go quick to Starbucks US and
Speaker 30: you know you brought it. It came up early, and
Speaker 30: it's very very interesting, like just about everything goes on
Speaker 30: in three a w now, US and China. I was
Speaker 30: in China recently. US and China. They can carry on
Speaker 30: with their theatrical division game. To tell you, Starbucks won
Speaker 30: city one enormous city in China. I got told by
Speaker 30: locals there's six hundred Starbucks in this Like China is
Speaker 30: bigger than we know. And there until you get there
Speaker 30: and you see in the daytime, like landing in New
Speaker 30: Zealand over the West coast of the North or South Island,
Speaker 30: well maybe South Island, and you go over that mountain
Speaker 30: range it's on the west coast, and you have to
Speaker 30: do it in the daylight, I'll tell you, because worth
Speaker 30: more than etiquet. And you look down and as you
Speaker 30: go over the top and you look at the eastern
Speaker 30: side of those blat mountain range, you see the braided
Speaker 30: rivers which are ice.
Speaker 7: Blue, magnificent.
Speaker 30: Count that's a site. That's a site I've flown over
Speaker 30: the Himalayas. My family name is Traverse, So that's akin
Speaker 30: to traveling guys to fly out of that western mountain
Speaker 30: range on the South Island of New Zealand. It's a
Speaker 30: miracle in your life, a change, it's life changing for
Speaker 30: the better. And the rivers, the braided rivers, it's just
Speaker 30: so amazing.
Speaker 16: Back to China, U s can carry on with their division.
Speaker 30: But one city alone that I that I frequented in
Speaker 30: in China.
Speaker 12: Six hundred Starbucks.
Speaker 30: So you know they do get along behind the curtain,
Speaker 30: behind the theatrical curtain.
Speaker 7: Oh they do. And then I'm sure there's heaps of
Speaker 7: maccas and all the rest of it going on over
Speaker 7: there as well.
Speaker 30: And China, hayworld, China is okay. Just go there, be yourself,
Speaker 30: don't be smart alec. China is okay. The locals, yes,
Speaker 30: they have problems internally and your country only Eve has
Speaker 30: internal problem issues.
Speaker 7: And you know what they call Chinese food over there?
Speaker 1: Please tell me food?
Speaker 13: Did you say?
Speaker 18: You say what the food?
Speaker 1: Food? So what do they call Chinese food in China?
Speaker 13: Food?
Speaker 18: Listen?
Speaker 25: I get told off.
Speaker 30: I as a farmer and I do a little bit
Speaker 30: of outside contracting to keep my life going because you know,
Speaker 30: things are reasonably tough, but you can still make ago
Speaker 30: in this country. I can tell you because I've been
Speaker 30: here seventy years plus. I'm more in naussy than most people.
Speaker 30: They can call me whatever they like as a nickname
Speaker 30: or as in carrying on?
Speaker 1: Where are you from? Where are you from? Silvanna, where'd
Speaker 1: you grow up?
Speaker 30: I'm born in Oakley.
Speaker 1: And then with the family originate.
Speaker 30: Mum and Dad come out in fifty one.
Speaker 1: From where from where?
Speaker 30: After Northern Italy and Italy being well smashed in all
Speaker 30: these planned wars well smashed. Yes, Mum and Dad come
Speaker 30: out in fifty one to help build the country, develop
Speaker 30: the country. Australia and to grow a family. And guess what,
Speaker 30: guys they've passed away and they were successful in.
Speaker 7: Both well done, Now quickly, just quickly.
Speaker 18: Raw eggs.
Speaker 13: Yes, great, you've brought that up.
Speaker 30: And that's call about the cat and the eggs and
Speaker 30: new doctor Kochi saying about that item, that protein in
Speaker 30: the egg. When I was a kid, Dad and I
Speaker 30: used to suck raw eggs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, it's it's different different for us. And
Speaker 7: if you don't have two men, any of them, because
Speaker 7: you know, we're big and so one egg's not going
Speaker 7: to sort of suck all the byton out of us.
Speaker 7: But when you're talking about a little cat, then obviously
Speaker 7: it proportionally it's much it's much greater. So we just
Speaker 7: need to be a little bit careful. You just like
Speaker 7: to cook them. You don't have to hard boil them
Speaker 7: or anything. But if you just sort of whack them
Speaker 7: on the pan or lightly boil them, as long as
Speaker 7: you're just sort of denature that protein, then you're not
Speaker 7: going to have any problems with the raw eggs. Look,
Speaker 7: the occasional one won't do any harm, but if you
Speaker 7: want to give and give it to them regularly, then
Speaker 7: it must much better. To be cooked. Great, cool, Thank you,
Speaker 7: and you're very you're very awake for this hour of
Speaker 7: the morning, Sylvana.
Speaker 1: Awake out. You made some beautiful eggs yesterday for breakfast
Speaker 1: for a few people that came red for a brunch.
Speaker 7: Where do you get your eggs? Are these straw water?
Speaker 7: You have a secret?
Speaker 1: They came from that particular bunch. Came from a beautiful
Speaker 1: butcher's shop.
Speaker 7: Oh yes, we drove out there.
Speaker 1: To the Tudan butcher's shop on a Saturday morning. You
Speaker 1: cannot move in the place. And they were gorgeous, excellent,
Speaker 1: and they've got that lovely color in them. Yes, there's
Speaker 1: almost a bit more sunshine. Yes, yeah. Does that make sense?
Speaker 7: Well, because they well, they put all sorts of supplements
Speaker 7: into commercial eggs in order to change the color of
Speaker 7: the yolk and that type of thing. So okay, I
Speaker 7: didn't tell you anything. Now, can we just rewind for
Speaker 7: a little moment. See, I'll change the topics. I won't
Speaker 7: upset you. I don't upset you. Mary rang earlier about
Speaker 7: where she can get a dog, and I suggested the
Speaker 7: Victorian Canine Association, which is now called Dog's Victoria. And
Speaker 7: if you're still listening, Mary, because you said you don't
Speaker 7: have access to the internet. Their phone number is nine
Speaker 7: seven double eight two five double zero. So nine seven
Speaker 7: double eight two five double zero. And as I say,
Speaker 7: if you have a particular breed that you have in mind,
Speaker 7: then they'll put you onto the Breed Society and hopefully
Speaker 7: they'll be able to put you in touch with their
Speaker 7: rescue division and you might be able to find yourself
Speaker 7: the little doggie that you dearly want to have.
Speaker 1: But if you miss that number, if you ring back jail,
Speaker 1: pass that number on to you. I asked the question,
Speaker 1: which of the AFL sides has a nick name that
Speaker 1: doesn't end with the letter S S for Sierra, S
Speaker 1: for Sierra. Did you get it?
Speaker 7: I think I did?
Speaker 1: Okay, hashtag discuss the other side of this V eight
Speaker 1: engine Jeury, that V eight engine electric motor and electric
Speaker 1: motor producing five hundred and seventy five killer ons madness. Well, yes, probably,
Speaker 1: but what a lot of fun. Have a listen to
Speaker 1: this zero to the old V eights but zero to
Speaker 1: one hundred just over three seconds.
Speaker 7: Two point six ton car they and we are talking about.
Speaker 1: The Bentley Bentley Is it a spur now that you've
Speaker 1: got me thinking about that.
Speaker 7: Was it the bitly Spur I'm not sure, but Jeremy
Speaker 7: Clarkson's written an article about the Bentley.
Speaker 1: Was in the Australian magazine of the weekend. Debbie in Ashwood,
Speaker 1: Good morning, Debbie, Lanny, we're really well. Say hello to
Speaker 1: Nathan Kosh.
Speaker 7: Hello, Debbie.
Speaker 27: Hi, Na, I'm won the all colored sure doggal No diet.
Speaker 7: No, No shock collars. No, no, they they were around.
Speaker 7: They're they're definitely illegal. Now, if you have issues with
Speaker 7: barking dogs and things, there are citronella collars. They have
Speaker 7: a little charge of citronella, which is a citrus obviously
Speaker 7: based odor, and when it barks that these things give
Speaker 7: a little squirt and the idea is to put the
Speaker 7: dog off, the off the barking. But no, the shock
Speaker 7: collars definitely definitely illegal. I'm sure probably through the black market.
Speaker 7: They can be purchased, but no, there's no benefit to them.
Speaker 7: And they're Yeah, it's it's correct that they should be
Speaker 7: banned because they there's nothing good about them.
Speaker 20: Yes, I mean to know, twins got them, come them?
Speaker 7: Yes, you tell them that they are illegal and they
Speaker 7: shouldn't use them because you know they're not good for
Speaker 7: the dog, and yeah, we've got we've got different things
Speaker 7: and better things. We don't need to be cruel like
Speaker 7: zapping them with a with a shot of electricity. So
Speaker 7: tell them, tell them the right thing. You're telling them
Speaker 7: the right thing, Debbie, than.
Speaker 1: Pleasure Derby, and thank you for ringing through. It's interesting
Speaker 1: that people would still consider that as an option.
Speaker 7: Look, there's all sorts of weird and wonderful stuff out there,
Speaker 7: but no, that's that's one that needs to be confined
Speaker 7: to the annals of history.
Speaker 1: Thank you to the six point million people have run through.
Speaker 1: The only team that has a nickname a f L team,
Speaker 1: a nickname that doesn't end in s.
Speaker 7: Yes, power, the Power.
Speaker 1: All the rest have eagles, docors, de demons, blues. Look
Speaker 1: at look at all the text and emails and things.
Speaker 1: We'll get to these, Sime.
Speaker 35: Hello, Simon, I was just going to say one more
Speaker 35: on the farm. They bought these two heifers, Yes, and
Speaker 35: heppers brought up on carfeterials.
Speaker 7: So you've got a muffled line tonight, Simon. What was
Speaker 7: they were brought up on what surry? Yes, yes, that
Speaker 7: was they're they're they're sort of how do we describe them.
Speaker 7: There's stalls or there's barriers where there's a set of
Speaker 7: sort of nipples across them, and then you just sort
Speaker 7: of fill up a tank with h with the milk substitute,
Speaker 7: and then that the calves just feed off them.
Speaker 8: Is that right?
Speaker 35: Yeah, that's correct. And anyway, when Dad and I and
Speaker 35: one was sucking on one like calve.
Speaker 7: Sorry miss missed the last bit again, so sorry.
Speaker 1: So it's just if you're to hear you at the
Speaker 1: moment we get your hand over your speaker.
Speaker 35: Or one one was sucking the other one one like calves.
Speaker 7: One was sucking what they just missed it? The other
Speaker 7: one was the other one. That's not good. I'm not
Speaker 7: going to get much out of a hef for it
Speaker 7: hasn't had a calf yet. It's going to be a
Speaker 7: pretty dry argument.
Speaker 13: Both calves, yes, and.
Speaker 35: Here I am. So they go rod that one.
Speaker 18: Yes, thought it was that one.
Speaker 7: Mistaken identity obviously.
Speaker 1: Simon equally importantly bring us up to day. Did any
Speaker 1: news Yes?
Speaker 7: No, See Tony got all excited Simon when you said yes,
Speaker 7: and his ears pricked up.
Speaker 1: And then Simon, Simon, give the audience something. I don't care.
Speaker 1: It's the audience. That's interested.
Speaker 35: I'm just telling you he's not far away, not.
Speaker 7: Far away and testy.
Speaker 1: So have you announced the date yet for the nuptials?
Speaker 35: Yes, no, not yet.
Speaker 1: Okay, this has been going for eighteen months.
Speaker 7: You're driving Tony crazy. You know that, Simon.
Speaker 1: We want to all go out to the airport. That's right,
Speaker 1: thank you, that's what I do. Good on your side
Speaker 1: and keep it going. Good on your Robin in Frenchton,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 16: Good morning, hello Robin.
Speaker 30: Hello.
Speaker 36: I've got a four month old kitten and for the
Speaker 36: past week or two, every morning, two through four o'clock
Speaker 36: in the morning, she's coming in and biting my face
Speaker 36: and licking and just yeah and sort of locking her out.
Speaker 36: I don't really want to do that because she's a baby.
Speaker 31: Why is she doing her book?
Speaker 7: And she's doing it now as cats are nocturnal, so
Speaker 7: it is it is quite normal cat behavior for her
Speaker 7: to be active at night. And obviously she'd like to
Speaker 7: play and she wants some attention, so she's coming up
Speaker 7: and waking you up and grabbing attention. So I think, look,
Speaker 7: it's it's okay for you to leave her locked out
Speaker 7: of your room. Obviously you've got to sleep as long
Speaker 7: as she's got her nice bed somewhere or other that
Speaker 7: she's going to be sleeping, and she'll get used to
Speaker 7: the idea that she can't bother you in the middle
Speaker 7: of the night, and hopefully you can try keeping her
Speaker 7: out for a while and then she'll get the idea
Speaker 7: and then you can try letting her back in and
Speaker 7: see if she just sort of hops onto the end
Speaker 7: of the bed and curls up and sleeps with you.
Speaker 7: But she's just displaying a normal behavior. But in our
Speaker 7: in our with our lifestyles, obviously it's not a not
Speaker 7: a desirable because you want to sleep, and yeah, she's
Speaker 7: just doing what cats do. They're up at night. That's
Speaker 7: why they have the big eyes that they have, so
Speaker 7: that they can gather as much light as they can,
Speaker 7: and then they go hunting in the middle of the night.
Speaker 7: And she's wanting to do some hunting. It's just part
Speaker 7: of her instinct. And so she's coming and annoying you.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I just leave it, leave her locked out
Speaker 7: for a while and see if you can break that habit.
Speaker 7: And so she leaves you alone during the night.
Speaker 30: Okay, Well, good luck, thank you, no problem.
Speaker 7: Pleasure Robin.
Speaker 1: Well done you Rob. If you'd like to join the program,
Speaker 1: you can jump on board one double three six nine three.
Speaker 1: You get through straight away for all those people too.
Speaker 1: Sending text through emails emails a bigger partner overnights or
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Speaker 1: mentioned zero four double seven six nine three six nine three.
Speaker 1: Oh that was it, thank you? Oh right, excellent, Jay.
Speaker 1: I thought you were going to do something exciting.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 1: Really, the first voice you hear when you ring through
Speaker 1: is that of j who sounds like this, good morning.
Speaker 7: Come on, you don't talk like that.
Speaker 1: No, come on, breakfast time. Yes, there you go, That's
Speaker 1: what I'm thinking. God, I turning back, Could you asked Nathan,
Speaker 1: when you're flying you can imagine it would be a
Speaker 1: concern for me. Yeah, but you're flying around and then
Speaker 1: you're told her you understand? Or how would you know
Speaker 1: if there was a sick animal on board?
Speaker 7: Yes, well, we can't get into the cargo hold, so
Speaker 7: we have no access to that. So if anything's happening,
Speaker 7: we do certainly carry a whole lot of animals, but
Speaker 7: I can't get in to the cargo hold. But certainly
Speaker 7: I have a couple of time. Well, actually once in
Speaker 7: the terminal and once had a look on an aeroplane
Speaker 7: dealing with some guide dogs, and one I just sort
Speaker 7: of had a torn duke law. So I put a
Speaker 7: little bandage on its foot and the other worn dew
Speaker 7: law which is like the claw that sits up a
Speaker 7: little bit higher than the others, and it got caught
Speaker 7: and the actual nail had come off, so I just
Speaker 7: sort of pulled that off and popped a little bandage on.
Speaker 7: And so it was cabin.
Speaker 1: Crew, Is there a vet in the house.
Speaker 7: Oh, as a matter of fact, well no, it was
Speaker 7: in the terminal, and one of our eagle eyed customer
Speaker 7: service managers actually had a look and thought, oh, that
Speaker 7: dog's toe looks a bit funny. And then she saw
Speaker 7: that the nail was crooked. And I was flying with her,
Speaker 7: and she said, come and have a look at this,
Speaker 7: and so we did that. So there I am in
Speaker 7: the error bridge because the dog was coming with us
Speaker 7: on the flight, and the owner was there, and there
Speaker 7: I am on my hands and knee sort of putting
Speaker 7: a bandage on this dog's foot, and the cleaners are
Speaker 7: coming past and having a look and going what is
Speaker 7: going on here? They had no idea, but anyway, all
Speaker 7: was well in the end. And early on in the piece,
Speaker 7: we had a guide doog going to Hawaii and the
Speaker 7: owner was concerned, and so their customer service manager came up,
Speaker 7: didn't know my background and said, oh, what are we
Speaker 7: going to do? This person's concerned about their guide dog.
Speaker 7: And said, oh, and have a look. And she looked
Speaker 7: at me as if you idiot, what would you know?
Speaker 7: And then I told him my background, and all of
Speaker 7: a sudden there was a big smile, and off I
Speaker 7: went and had a chat to the owner about their
Speaker 7: guide dog.
Speaker 1: Oh gorgeous. Well, I knew lots of texts coming in.
Speaker 1: We appreciate the text light, which is fantasy. If you
Speaker 1: send me a little note, you can do that. Zero
Speaker 1: four double seven six nine three six nine three Do
Speaker 1: you feel? Do you believe? As Maggie dozen others, Animals
Speaker 1: often choose their owner.
Speaker 7: Look it seems that way. There are obviously certain personalities
Speaker 7: that are attuned to each other. And they say that,
Speaker 7: you know, pets look like their owners, and sometimes it's
Speaker 7: actually quite hysterical that the pets do look very much
Speaker 7: like their owners. But I think it's a mutual decision.
Speaker 7: And obviously you would be attracted to a particular type
Speaker 7: of breed for a start, if you're looking at breeds,
Speaker 7: or even if not, you know your big dog, a
Speaker 7: small dog, a long haired dog, you know, a short
Speaker 7: coated dog. And then sometimes there's just certain personalities that
Speaker 7: just seem to gel and you just get that bond
Speaker 7: and it's a great thing.
Speaker 1: I had a lovely note from doctor Tony Vigano in
Speaker 1: Wa who doctor Tony for a long long time was
Speaker 1: a regular contributor on six pr in Perth is a vet.
Speaker 1: But he's in semi retirement these days. I think he
Speaker 1: still does a bit on the weekend for cash for
Speaker 1: what for cash? Oh very much? Well you know how
Speaker 1: that works with I think he does a bit on
Speaker 1: a Saturday or Sunday night these days, just when he
Speaker 1: gets a spare moment to do it and loves it.
Speaker 1: But he's been a semi retired or he says he's
Speaker 1: in semi retirement, which I knowing Tony, it's never going
Speaker 1: to be the case. But I said one morning, when
Speaker 1: you're he because his father was also a pilot. There
Speaker 1: you go for a long time it's served as you
Speaker 1: can imagine, so they've got that connection. So I thought, well,
Speaker 1: one morning, when you're here, Tony, to come on and
Speaker 1: maybe take a few calls from our perthlessness as well.
Speaker 1: You'd be here, and why a nice synergy to have
Speaker 1: on the program for sure. Dr Tony's beganner. You'd really
Speaker 1: like him. Great bloke, Okay, wonderful firlow like me? No,
Speaker 1: well and fairness shu your praises.
Speaker 7: Oh thank you.
Speaker 1: That's very kind of as I would interesting to have
Speaker 1: a look at the headlines. It's all about the world markets.
Speaker 1: So given everything that's happening in the world, so the
Speaker 1: papers are coming in nice and early, but the world
Speaker 1: markets and what this conflict can lead to possibly is
Speaker 1: it a bad oil? Is that part of the equation.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's just I don't think there's any simple
Speaker 7: answer to these things. There's lots of history and there's
Speaker 7: lots of current stuff going on in the background. But
Speaker 7: I think you know, when it comes to the West,
Speaker 7: then oil's obviously a very big driver because we need oil.
Speaker 7: And remember back many moons ago there was an oil
Speaker 7: embargo and they weren't shipping oil out of the Middle East,
Speaker 7: and yeah, we struggled and we had rationing of petrol
Speaker 7: and all that kind of stuff. So we are still
Speaker 7: very much dependent on oil. Perhaps not quite so much
Speaker 7: now with all the electric cars and hybrids and things,
Speaker 7: but we need it, so we need a supply of it,
Speaker 7: and it looks like it might be threatened a little
Speaker 7: bit at the moment.
Speaker 1: The front page of finn Review talks about Israeli fighter
Speaker 1: jets bobbing tem run taken Iranian fuel depots, while the
Speaker 1: Islamic Republic launch hundreds of ballistic missiles at Tel Aviv
Speaker 1: into the weekend as well, driving fears a widening conflict
Speaker 1: will send oil prices soaring and inflation highest.
Speaker 7: Who are by difference, No, there are no winners and elbow.
Speaker 1: Of course we'll push back here. Demands for Australian to
Speaker 1: boost its defense budget meeting with President Donald Trump sometime
Speaker 1: this week. So the government has not only increased spending
Speaker 1: but also provides great basis to the Americans, so that
Speaker 1: will be.
Speaker 7: Talking, yes, most interesting and ironically when they're talking about
Speaker 7: increasing the spending. And yet there was a story going
Speaker 7: around that they revisiting the Orcut project and they may
Speaker 7: cut it back or even can it all together. So
Speaker 7: there's a whole heap of spending and that was going
Speaker 7: to happen that we're not going to be able to.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of discussion yes, to have in the
Speaker 1: next in the coming days, so we will do this
Speaker 1: back the other side. I'm thinking let's go Charriots of
Speaker 1: Fire Joe five four three two.
Speaker 7: Oh, he's done it.
Speaker 1: My goodness is good.
Speaker 7: Look at that, doesn't he know it? Ti as fishes, Yes, and.
Speaker 1: That's water to my goodness, it's lovely to see it.
Speaker 1: You can go home and have a snooze.
Speaker 7: I will do thatchoose to thank you for having me
Speaker 7: once again, more dat and thank you for everybody for
Speaker 7: calling in and listening.
Speaker 1: Do you wheels up at some point this week?
Speaker 7: Yes, on Tuesday, got a long trip actually through the
Speaker 7: whole week. Well good end up here there and all over.
Speaker 1: The place, so we might see you on Sunday night
Speaker 1: Monday morning and hope for thank you for coming in.
Speaker 1: The audience loves it when you're here to help them.
Speaker 1: We will do open line. The chicken Man's coming up
Speaker 1: Cereal on the way. It's all part of Australia Overnight.
Speaker 3: Good morning, now this is a stradio open eyes with
Speaker 3: Tony McManus.
Speaker 37: Turn round every now and then I get a little
Speaker 37: bit lonely and you never coming around.
Speaker 31: Turn round every.
Speaker 37: Now and then I get a little bit child listening
Speaker 37: to this down and my dear every now and then
Speaker 37: I get a little benurse that the best of body
Speaker 37: to come down right every now and then.
Speaker 5: I get a little bit every fun.
Speaker 4: Then you to look in your.
Speaker 5: Eyes every now a tall round right, And I need
Speaker 5: to know to night and I need to do my and.
Speaker 38: And if you only be time, we'll be holding us forever.
Speaker 1: And we'll haavely be missing in.
Speaker 38: Hi because we'll never be rose to get away and
Speaker 38: a last to look and I get time know what
Speaker 38: to do always in the dar living in about a
Speaker 38: gag and giving up I really needed Tony.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna start to night forever.
Speaker 6: That's going to start to all the time I was
Speaker 6: falling in love.
Speaker 4: Now I'm only falling apart.
Speaker 37: There's nothing I can do a total eclipse of.
Speaker 6: The once upon a time that I was lighting in
Speaker 6: my life. But now there's only love in the dark.
Speaker 1: Nothing that can say totally eclipse.
Speaker 27: Of ther.
Speaker 12: Ever, now a man about a bar.
Speaker 35: Not a man.
Speaker 38: And I'll leave him then, and I'll leave your bond.
Speaker 38: And if you will, SI the prime we'll beholding. We'll
Speaker 38: sit it get right because we'll never.
Speaker 7: Be rough together.
Speaker 1: We can take it to the can of the last.
Speaker 38: Love it like any all of it.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to.
Speaker 38: Do about how I didn't living can get out.
Speaker 6: Lame some time I was falling.
Speaker 4: Now I'm only falling apart.
Speaker 1: Nothing I can say.
Speaker 38: Totally Clans of the Horse, totally.
Speaker 1: Claps of the Hot. It's a new segment called the
Speaker 1: Songs you really hear on the radio anymore? Ish That
Speaker 1: just glorious. That was a duet along with Rory Dodd,
Speaker 1: and that became Bonnie Tyler's biggest career hit. I mean
Speaker 1: it chopped the charts around, It chopped the charts, It
Speaker 1: topped the charts, thank you, and became just this massive
Speaker 1: hit in nineteen eighty three, has spent weeks at the
Speaker 1: top of the number one was another Jim Steinman was
Speaker 1: the familiar with Jim Steinman's work. Joke, I think he
Speaker 1: Jim Steinman did a lot of work with a meat
Speaker 1: Loaf and Tuther's of course, and if you listen to
Speaker 1: the production of that. It's very meat low it is
Speaker 1: really but it also around that time he'd also written
Speaker 1: a song called making Love out of Nothing at All,
Speaker 1: which was a big hit for Air Supply Air Supply
Speaker 1: from But because that was such a big hit, it
Speaker 1: actually stopped the other song that he'd written for Air
Speaker 1: Supply getting to number one, so he was going along
Speaker 1: beautifully at that time.
Speaker 7: That song was.
Speaker 1: Actually nominated for Grammy Award for the Best Female Pop
Speaker 1: Vocal Performance. Company music video was directed by Russell Mike Kay,
Speaker 1: which was a Australian board as great work. I think
Speaker 1: it was England, I think from memory. So what a
Speaker 1: track that is just wonderful, laz. Good morning to you
Speaker 1: sir in Guilford. Good morning.
Speaker 30: Yeah, hey you going Tony. I just wi up right now.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 30: The reason why I white cup is I live right behind.
Speaker 13: You know, Guildford.
Speaker 30: I do very live very well right behind the post
Speaker 30: office there you near.
Speaker 1: The railway station. Yes, yes, very hard.
Speaker 30: And they've got the clock and the.
Speaker 13: Bells they do.
Speaker 30: So that building's abandoned now oh is it?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 35: Ah?
Speaker 30: Look it's it's become the lapidated and which is a shame.
Speaker 30: It's a shame so any any anyway, I believe that
Speaker 30: there are things underway for somebody to take it over
Speaker 30: and and and do it up right, okay, as you do.
Speaker 1: I hope they do some beautiful little cafes in the
Speaker 1: restaurants there. I mean, when you think about where it
Speaker 1: was going back ten or fifteen years ago, it's really
Speaker 1: just reinvented itself.
Speaker 30: Guildford, I look, mate, Honestly, Guildford is busier than Saint
Speaker 30: George's Terrace yep.
Speaker 1: In many ways, it would be.
Speaker 30: Honestly it is. It is a very thriving part of
Speaker 30: the Wall down, absolutely, you know. I mean, there's so
Speaker 30: much going on here. It's unbelievable, you know. And and
Speaker 30: of course you got the trains and you know you
Speaker 30: don't need to drive by now, you know, you've got
Speaker 30: two train stations here, and and you just you just
Speaker 30: jump on the train and get off the train and
Speaker 30: got there's four pubs here and lots of restaurants and
Speaker 30: cap phases. It's amazing little place here. Absolutely, there's more
Speaker 30: activity going on here in Guildford than there isn't any
Speaker 30: other part of me even even even has it over Fremantle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in many many ways that you could stand for
Speaker 1: mayor of Guilford there les.
Speaker 30: Yeah, yeah, well no, no, I don't want to do that.
Speaker 30: Alt's coming around here.
Speaker 13: But anyway, I've.
Speaker 12: Got I've got a first world problem because.
Speaker 30: Because the post office has been abandoned, but the clock
Speaker 30: tower and the bells still go off, but they're not
Speaker 30: in sync with the actual time of the day. And
Speaker 30: and that's that's the reason why I'm awake, because I
Speaker 30: used to set my my body clock by by the
Speaker 30: bells going off, you know, And and I wake wake
Speaker 30: up just not that long ago, thinking it was eight
Speaker 30: o'clock in the morning, and uh and yeah, and they.
Speaker 1: Just go friendomly regardless of the top of the ear.
Speaker 30: Look, look, the des go friendly of friendly. And so
Speaker 30: I used to lie there on bed and go, oh yeah.
Speaker 12: Okay, okay, it's you know, eight o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 12: Bank now.
Speaker 30: For whom the bells toll.
Speaker 1: For whom the bell's tolld that's fantastic. Less, I'm not
Speaker 1: too sure why that would happen.
Speaker 12: Because the building has been abandoned now, so nobody's looking
Speaker 12: after the place, you know. So so yeah, yeah, so
Speaker 12: it's just it's just it's just funny. It's just funny
Speaker 12: how they just go off, you know, like you know
Speaker 12: on the half hour, you'd expect one one, one toll
Speaker 12: and you get twelve tolls.
Speaker 1: Oh so they just los as a goose. It might
Speaker 1: be exactly. In fact, there they are now Las, there
Speaker 1: they go now as we speak, going live to wear.
Speaker 13: That's what it sounds like.
Speaker 1: But are they pretty?
Speaker 30: Let's I mean when we all we all love it.
Speaker 30: It adds to the character.
Speaker 1: I bet it does. And I'm not too sure why
Speaker 1: or have but somebody might tell us as to how
Speaker 1: they can possibly happen Las.
Speaker 30: Well, well, I think cusy motis movie.
Speaker 1: I think there is. I'm going to ring them bells.
Speaker 1: I'm going to ring them bells. Things to discussing anything
Speaker 1: you'd like to raise on the programming more than what
Speaker 1: we to do that. I just made some little notes.
Speaker 1: Circu to Sleigh Sirku to Sleigh was actually founded on
Speaker 1: this day. It goes back at nineteen eighty four. Began
Speaker 1: with a very small community of traveling performers in Quebec
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty fours the year so they've been around, now
Speaker 1: what do you mean now a long time? The question
Speaker 1: is have you been. Have you ever seen a cirk
Speaker 1: disilih and what was it? When was it? And have
Speaker 1: you seen more than just the one, one, double three six' nine?
Speaker 1: Three growing, UP i can remember walking Along Glen Iris,
Speaker 1: road couldn't get home quick. Enough there was a particular.
Speaker 1: Series there was a two or three part, SERIES i,
Speaker 1: know all of seven years of, age might have been,
Speaker 1: nine and, thinking got to get home to Watch. Superman
Speaker 1: you're just nodding as if you, Know, jay you have
Speaker 1: no idea what that was? Like so, exciting wasn't? It
Speaker 1: superman featuring the Original superman whose anniversary of his Death George,
Speaker 1: Reeves George reeves passed away on this day was only
Speaker 1: forty five when you're done in nineteen fifty. Nine but
Speaker 1: it just it just led to the question when you
Speaker 1: think about those very Early when they say, earlier that
Speaker 1: depends on how, early but they were, early those very
Speaker 1: early fifties and into the, sixties those GREAT tv programs
Speaker 1: Like superman at the. Time, now if you look at them,
Speaker 1: today they probably look a little corny in, fairness but,
Speaker 1: gee at the time they were so good As. Superman
Speaker 1: what would be another one that you would put on that?
Speaker 1: List If superman was the one for? Me what would
Speaker 1: it be for? You? One double three six nine. THREE
Speaker 1: i want to talk About Notty, Holder Notty holders having
Speaker 1: a birthday and a birthday of the weekend seventy. Nine,
Speaker 1: now IF i say to, you who Is Notty? Holder,
Speaker 1: jay you would Say Nottty holder would have been someone
Speaker 1: to do with. Cartoons, Cartoons, yes that's what he. Was
Speaker 1: yes he. Was he was the inventor Of casper The Friendly.
Speaker 1: Goat no he wasn't The, Ghost no he. Wasn't he
Speaker 1: was the lead singer Of. Slade you clo you Were,
Speaker 1: Away So Noughty holder. Was and there was a time
Speaker 1: when The slade A live album was, Released The slade
Speaker 1: A Live, album so very early part of the. Seventies
Speaker 1: if you had a copy Of Slade, alive you were
Speaker 1: probably one of the coolest kids in the school. Playyard
Speaker 1: how DO i know? That BECAUSE i just lusted over
Speaker 1: WHEN i didn't have. It helen Hunt is had a,
Speaker 1: birthday AND i Love helen Hunt one of the best
Speaker 1: movies of all. Time was as good as it, gets
Speaker 1: was just fantastic when she was in. That she did
Speaker 1: A tv series as. Well, now and IF i also
Speaker 1: said to you do you have a Favorite Bob dylan?
Speaker 1: SONG a Favorite Bob dylan? Song what would that? Be
Speaker 1: And i'll tell you why a bit later on Good
Speaker 1: news and Bad? News so come and join. ME i
Speaker 1: need some. Calls one double three six nine Three sirk
Speaker 1: De Sleigh George, reeves those very EARLY tv series that
Speaker 1: we watched in the sixties and into the. Seventies superman
Speaker 1: was the one for me At noddy hold It memories
Speaker 1: of A Slade Slade. Alive what an? Album Helen? Hunt
Speaker 1: As good As It? Gets probably what an? ALBUM i
Speaker 1: think she picked up The academy for her role In
Speaker 1: As good As It? Gets do you have a Favorite
Speaker 1: Bob dylan's? Song? Why why is it memorable for? You
Speaker 1: and good? News any good? News bad? News across the?
Speaker 1: Weekend one double three six nine three cool wherever you
Speaker 1: are right Across? Austradio where are you? Be THREE iw
Speaker 1: here In? Melbourne five DOUBLE a In natalie The Ace
Speaker 1: Radio network and was the great team that have joined
Speaker 1: us in the last hour and a half from six
Speaker 1: pm In. Perth nice to have your. Company you can
Speaker 1: jump on board anything you want to. Add we've just
Speaker 1: thrown some things out there as we do from time
Speaker 1: to time circ salah those that have seen more than,
Speaker 1: one at at least, one maybe more than. One. Geez
Speaker 1: some of those shows were just quite, extraordinary particularly for
Speaker 1: taking young kids along to see that heightened sense of
Speaker 1: theater and style and pizzazz and just this amazing art.
Speaker 1: Form Sir George, Reeves We Love George reeves the anniversary
Speaker 1: of his, passing going all that way back, there and
Speaker 1: then you think about it was only forty, five sadly found,
Speaker 1: dead which was very sad back then at night we said,
Speaker 1: anytime but for nineteen fifty nine when he passed, Away George,
Speaker 1: reeves who we knew and loved as A. Superman SO
Speaker 1: i just thought of be interested to find out those
Speaker 1: that Watched superman or other programs around that. Time And
Speaker 1: i'm thinking maybe along the lines Of Mister ed might
Speaker 1: have been around that. Time i'm thinking also very early
Speaker 1: episodes Of lucy OR I Love lucy or one of
Speaker 1: The lucy. Series they were just phenomenal. Programs McHale's. Navy
Speaker 1: perhaps maybe just a little bit, later perhaps later in the,
Speaker 1: SIXTIES i would have, thought But i'll stand to be
Speaker 1: corrected on. That without Checking Artie Morning.
Speaker 12: Good, Morning tony And jay when you Got george Did,
Speaker 12: DIE i liked, you Mentioned Adam west and THEN i
Speaker 12: Like batman at the. TIME a Favorite Bob dylan song
Speaker 12: Is hurricane True. STORY i went to see the. Media
Speaker 12: it was really.
Speaker 1: Good oh, yeah really, good a true. STORY a lot
Speaker 1: of people are saying The dylan Song sweetheart like, you
Speaker 1: thank You. Max quite a few people like you are
Speaker 1: saying The hurricane are one of the Favorite dylan.
Speaker 12: Songs, yeah And i'm pretty sure the boxer went To
Speaker 12: jarlie was an innocent. Man but true. Story as you,
Speaker 12: know The hurricane was a really good. Movie speaking of Mister,
Speaker 12: RED i have them ON, dvd and believe it or,
Speaker 12: Not Quein eastwood's in one of them and signs autographs
Speaker 12: as rawhide hic.
Speaker 1: Right, hello thank You? Ed is that? RIGHT a lot
Speaker 1: of people might remember the year was nineteen sixty, Five
Speaker 1: haddie where the song he recorded on this day in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty five like a rolling. Stone.
Speaker 12: YEAH a lot of actors did, sing didn't they? Like
Speaker 12: Even Lee. Marvin by the, Way, hello back To. NEIL
Speaker 12: i think the truck raw Says ilada Man, jim and
Speaker 12: he's probably listening at the.
Speaker 1: Moment good on, you well, Done, ardie thank you for.
Speaker 1: That W a, Hello, cliff, well thank you my. Friend.
Speaker 16: Yep good Favorite Bob billin song is things have?
Speaker 15: Changed things have?
Speaker 1: Changed, yes well he's probably right about. That would that
Speaker 1: be one of his Early i'm not familiar with.
Speaker 30: It one of his, lads one to be probably twelve
Speaker 30: thirteen years.
Speaker 22: Old, now.
Speaker 18: And that's one of his.
Speaker 39: Lads, yeah have a listen to.
Speaker 1: This this is it that things have. Changed don't go,
Speaker 1: away stay, There, Cliff we'll come.
Speaker 28: Back diver crazy.
Speaker 12: Times As i'm locked, In i'm RAY i used to
Speaker 12: can things have?
Speaker 1: Changed oh, YEAH i remember. Now what a great Trek.
Speaker 1: Cliff thank you all.
Speaker 13: Right a great.
Speaker 1: Program good on, you, mate thank you for being part
Speaker 1: of a too appreciate. It, maggie good morning and good.
Speaker 31: Morning Look i've got a two. Things number, ONE i
Speaker 31: believe THAT i read in The advertiser well within the
Speaker 31: last week That austradia is somehow importing oil From, russia
Speaker 31: therefore Supporting Russia's putin's cause in The, ukraine whilst all
Speaker 31: the time there was supposed to have been a. Nambargo
Speaker 31: do you know anything about?
Speaker 1: It, NO i don't mm.
Speaker 30: Hmmm.
Speaker 31: Well that was an. Article Ind where did you read
Speaker 31: this in The?
Speaker 1: TiSER?
Speaker 31: Oh, yeah it was in the last week.
Speaker 17: Somewhat.
Speaker 1: Well suffice to, SAY i think the smart, Money maggie
Speaker 1: would be on a lot of a lot of conflict
Speaker 1: is based around, economy and part of, economy certainly in my,
Speaker 1: lifetime your, lifetime is fuel based on how we, protected
Speaker 1: how we manage, it how we get our share of,
Speaker 1: it how we make it affordable for those industries and
Speaker 1: businesses around the world that need. It, yeah, yeah it's
Speaker 1: probably no. Surprise, Really.
Speaker 31: I'd like to continue on with.
Speaker 1: This, oh please, Do. Maggie we've got all, morning, yeah.
Speaker 31: All, morning but you DON'T i, Know i've got a,
Speaker 31: big big please please, yes could you somehow have a
Speaker 31: little musical?
Speaker 1: Interlude we like a bit of, Interlude.
Speaker 31: Maggie, yeah Playing bethoven for?
Speaker 1: Release oh, yes what a beautiful. Piece we'll see if
Speaker 1: we can do that at some. Point, maggie thank. You
Speaker 1: hang in, there see what. Happens you just never. Know
Speaker 1: will we play a Little beethoven on the? Program, well
Speaker 1: we'll have to ask the. Chicken maggie made the point
Speaker 1: about the, oil which is really the heart of a
Speaker 1: lot of historical. Conflict australia may be indirectly this is From.
Speaker 1: Rob thank You rob for the, background may be indirectly
Speaker 1: Importing russian oil through like third party, countries Perhaps, Turkey,
Speaker 1: india where the oil is often. Refined this situation arises
Speaker 1: Because australia's sanctions target the direct something there just says
Speaker 1: is to target the DIRECT i there it is target
Speaker 1: the direct import Of russian origin, oil but not necessarily
Speaker 1: refined products that may have them originated From, russia but
Speaker 1: we're processed. Elsewhere. Yeah, Look, Rob you're probably, right it's
Speaker 1: convoluted and those of us that probably don't know how
Speaker 1: those systems, work but many. WILL i have no doubt about.
Speaker 39: That Leahn, Morning good, Morning, tony And Jay.
Speaker 40: Dylan i'd like to say thank you To art the
Speaker 40: other night for his compliment my good taste. Music that
Speaker 40: was anyway a couple of, things please not a Big
Speaker 40: Bob dylan fam AND i do LIKE i do LIKE i.
Speaker 25: Do like The.
Speaker 1: Hurricane, yeah it is one of the. Favorites the world
Speaker 1: is made into two, people, really those that Get Bob
Speaker 1: dylan and those that. DON'T i just don't like.
Speaker 40: The way he sings it's very.
Speaker 1: Nasal oh, yeah it's just a great it's an acquiet.
Speaker 1: TASTE i get. It but when he tells those stories
Speaker 1: the way he tells, them and you listen to the
Speaker 1: words and listen to the energy that he's put into those,
Speaker 1: lyrics is just really will miss him when he's.
Speaker 30: Gone let me to you a couple of.
Speaker 40: THINGS i miss. You was the team without as was
Speaker 40: that Port? Power?
Speaker 1: Yes it was well done you it. Was so it's
Speaker 1: because the, powers they won't.
Speaker 40: They don't call them the, powers just put.
Speaker 1: Power so if you look at those other great, songs
Speaker 1: like they're great, songs if you look at the growther
Speaker 1: nicknames like The demons or The bombers or The, crows
Speaker 1: they're all they all end WITH. S power is the
Speaker 1: only one that doesn't end with AN.
Speaker 40: S funny, ENOUGH i was born in the district Of Port.
Speaker 40: ADELAIDE i don't follow, them, really, NO i follow the
Speaker 40: song IF i do follow, them.
Speaker 1: Because you're A sydney girl at hard really aren't?
Speaker 27: You?
Speaker 40: Well yes and. No and the other Things i'd like
Speaker 40: to mention is The superman both like the names read they.
Speaker 1: Did that's a great trivia, question isn't. It this is
Speaker 1: the original. One this Is George reeves who want to have
Speaker 1: passed away on this day it was only forty, five
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty. Nine always good to talk to, You, lee
Speaker 1: and thank. You all these amazing. Texts we'll get to
Speaker 1: them in just a. Moment Bob dylan Songs everything Is
Speaker 1: broken and The Joker man. Two, yes a couple of good. Ones, lay, Lady,
Speaker 1: lay thank You, tommy B good to hear from. You
Speaker 1: were you Been, Tommy nice to know you're still. There
Speaker 1: come and join me the other side of the cereals
Speaker 1: on the. Way we love the jen zas according to
Speaker 1: a story in the pave Of, today they still have
Speaker 1: a fair bit of growing up to. DO i love,
Speaker 1: this have a. Listen research has revealed an adulting. Crisis
Speaker 1: it's an adulting crisis among Gen, z with one in four.
Speaker 1: Youngesters so that's twenty five percent of these little. Tackers
Speaker 1: one in four Young ossie's admitting to having never paid
Speaker 1: their own bills or cooked meals at home for a,
Speaker 1: week not, One so of, four one of them never
Speaker 1: paid a, bill never cooked a. Meal despite Gen z
Speaker 1: saying staying home longer than their, predecessors nearly half of
Speaker 1: those ages eighteen to thirty, five unprepared for the.
Speaker 3: Future yeah right, now this Is Australia urbanized With tony.
Speaker 3: McManus good morning wherever.
Speaker 1: You are right Across. Australia nice to have your. Company
Speaker 1: you can join us in your time in the open.
Speaker 1: Lines really what it's about between now right through the
Speaker 1: some of The bricky, programs which Is ross And russ
Speaker 1: here are three A w you can jump on board
Speaker 1: one double three six nine three to send a massage
Speaker 1: and now a massage from The swedish government which is
Speaker 1: an only bit of goodie zero four double seven sixty
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Speaker 1: you've never heard? It have you? Heard you've never heard?
Speaker 1: That now a massage from The Swedish Prime minister's which
Speaker 1: are very. Funny duelian In, armadale good, morning good.
Speaker 13: Morning in response TO d THREE w news report On, friday,
Speaker 13: yep NOW i wasn't allowed to go on air as
Speaker 13: the lady who produced the show said she bring me,
Speaker 13: back which you never did.
Speaker 1: Before you jump on? Board which program was.
Speaker 13: That julian breakfast program in the brick.
Speaker 1: With ross And John ross And. John, Well john's no longer.
Speaker 1: There it's Now ross And russen has been for some
Speaker 1: years Now ross And.
Speaker 10: Russell that's right, NOW i respond to the article item.
Speaker 10: NOW i received a text message From Australia poste at
Speaker 10: a ten in the morning that a mail parcel was
Speaker 10: on its. Way i'm not sending a parcel that would
Speaker 10: be delivered to my flatin. Armat parcel never. ARRIVED a
Speaker 10: quarter past THREE i received another text message From australia post,
Speaker 10: said pick up parcel From summerland post, office WHICH i
Speaker 10: think Is, sydney isn't it In? Sydney In, sydney is it?
Speaker 1: Really why would you have to put surely?
Speaker 13: Not that's. Right then we rang Up Australia posters will
Speaker 13: a hell of a long time to get through and
Speaker 13: all they would tell me they did more very, polite
Speaker 13: and all they would tell me was give us the
Speaker 13: track number they expect it and, said there's no such.
Speaker 13: Parcel it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Exist oh it might be a bit, dodgy you, think
Speaker 1: were you expecting a? Parcel, No, oh there you, go
Speaker 1: it might be a bit Dodge by the sounds.
Speaker 13: Of, it it must have. BEEN i, wondered and they
Speaker 13: seem to think That australia posts an issue a statement
Speaker 13: THAT i am not the only person that has received
Speaker 13: that particular.
Speaker 1: Message oh don't, Know. Julian they would have little or no.
Speaker 1: CONTROL i mean some of these things that happen are
Speaker 1: done from outside their, environment and whilst they would be
Speaker 1: aware and, concerned ultimately they can't be held. Responsible must
Speaker 1: have been a scam.
Speaker 13: CALL i don't know how they got my, Number well they.
Speaker 1: Do did you receive it as a phone number or
Speaker 1: a living document tech text?
Speaker 13: Message?
Speaker 1: Yes see that's in itself seems a bit weird, dueling
Speaker 1: but we'll throw it open to the audience and find
Speaker 1: out if other people have been in a similar. Situation
Speaker 1: so you so you got the text. Mesage there's a parcel.
Speaker 1: Available did they give you any link or?
Speaker 13: Code, yes but The Austraided post could not trace it.
Speaker 1: Anywhere see it sounds a bit, dodge really.
Speaker 13: Sounds a bit scam, anyway come back to the old
Speaker 13: days WITH. Pmg do you remember when they used to BE.
Speaker 13: Pmg we used to get two.
Speaker 10: Males deliveries a, day the morning and an, afternoon and
Speaker 10: A saturday.
Speaker 1: Too and quite often on busy times leading even on
Speaker 1: A sunday is my recollection leading up To.
Speaker 10: Christmas don't remember that my local postman Was, david An
Speaker 10: englishman where tall.
Speaker 13: Gentlemen he knew. Everybody everybody knew that. Postman everybody knew
Speaker 13: their post.
Speaker 1: And they blow a whistle as they put the letters
Speaker 1: into your. Letterbox and they wore a hat and a.
Speaker 1: TIE i, know very very, smart very stylish human beings they.
Speaker 13: WERE i remember that's a long time.
Speaker 10: Ago they're closing some post, offices Like glenroy has no
Speaker 10: post office at. All, really lady ran through this program
Speaker 10: a few months ago to say they don't have a
Speaker 10: post office and been.
Speaker 13: Removed no.
Speaker 10: Gone do you remember the old talking With Darren james
Speaker 10: On saturday? Program do you remember there used to Be
Speaker 10: mac The? MAILMAN i think let's go back to the
Speaker 10: Happy hammond. Day would you remember?
Speaker 1: That? No where Was mac the mail on The Telly.
Speaker 13: Cheddy one of the characters On channel seven Was mac The,
Speaker 13: Mailman but we don't know who Played macdala male.
Speaker 1: One somebody might remind us one double three six nine?
Speaker 1: Three where was It channel? Seven you?
Speaker 13: THINK i think it Was channel. Seven we went of
Speaker 13: the little, Boys mom took us to See Happy hammond
Speaker 13: and normally characters of surely rant and playing The. Pano
Speaker 13: was that?
Speaker 22: Right?
Speaker 1: Oh we Loved Happy. Hammond and do you, know let
Speaker 1: me share a quick story with. YOU i had the
Speaker 1: pleasure of meeting. HIM i was very youngest BEFORE i
Speaker 1: got in the. Radio AND i said to. Him it
Speaker 1: must have been at a Good friday appeal. Gathering AND
Speaker 1: i said to, him Mister, Hammond i'm so pleased to meet.
Speaker 1: You i'm in the running for a job at three
Speaker 1: G L, Geelong so this is about this is about
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy. Six and he, said, Oh, tony he, SAID
Speaker 1: i worked at three gl In. Geelong give them my
Speaker 1: love if you get the, job if there's ANYTHING i can.
Speaker 1: Do wasn't that nice of?
Speaker 13: Him he worked on? Radio of, Course yes he.
Speaker 1: Was he did a lot of. Radio Yesnablade, man not
Speaker 1: THAT i know. Of i'd have to double checked. OUT
Speaker 1: i think he was Always.
Speaker 13: Wwayne he may have Been adelaide three.
Speaker 1: Cases remember the better Bar, O, yes of, course of.
Speaker 13: Course remember that. Now of course is An English british
Speaker 13: cool postman.
Speaker 1: Pattern that's Show, Postman, Pat Postman. Pat we Love postman. Patter,
Speaker 1: now whilst you're, Speaking i'm getting lots of texts saying
Speaker 1: very common getting a Scam australia post delivery text include
Speaker 1: a link which you should never, open Says. Janine we. Didn't,
Speaker 1: no it's a good thing you, Didn't. Juli i'm going
Speaker 1: to leave you there because we've got lots of calls
Speaker 1: coming through the one Of. Contribute it's always good to
Speaker 1: hear your. Voice thank you for being part of the.
Speaker 1: Program we'll talk to you tomorrow In. Adelaide Hello, Meredith,
Speaker 1: hello lovely. BIRTHDAY i had a fantastic. Birthday went out
Speaker 1: for Dinner friday night with a sister with the, brother
Speaker 1: with the brother's, wife my Friend robyn and her Friend,
Speaker 1: heather and we had a lovely gathering and some Cracking greek.
Speaker 1: Food do you, Know. Meredith my brother sat the opposite
Speaker 1: side of me AND i, said, yeah you Love he,
Speaker 1: SAYS i love. It he, said this is the first
Speaker 1: Time i've ever been to A greek. Restaurant i'm, sorry
Speaker 1: say that again to An. Italian say it again to
Speaker 1: A indian. Restaurant he'd never Eaten indian, food never Eaten
Speaker 1: indian food, never and he's and he's nearly. Sixty never
Speaker 1: Eaten indian.
Speaker 17: Foods you've.
Speaker 1: Got i'm the eldest of six six, boys four, boys two.
Speaker 1: Girls oh, OKAY i Know i'm the, eldest so they
Speaker 1: take their orders from.
Speaker 27: Me oh, OKAY i.
Speaker 1: Know i'm the eldest McManus in, history now the oldest
Speaker 1: mcmanuson living in. Captivity you want so old you?
Speaker 27: Are?
Speaker 1: No well you, know does anybody? Care? Meredith and it's
Speaker 1: just a. Number and here's the, thing if you didn't
Speaker 1: know how old would you? Be if you didn't know
Speaker 1: how old you?
Speaker 27: Were my muma was grandmother said just twenty?
Speaker 1: One if you, did that's exactly exactly. Right how old
Speaker 1: would you be if you didn't know how old you? Were?
Speaker 27: Well by booth and love when you're, talking because some
Speaker 27: more mounting more in The Air force and they're living
Speaker 27: At rathmoland In. Melbourne we went up and a very
Speaker 27: young AND i remember Seeing Happy animal.
Speaker 1: Television we Love, yes the.
Speaker 27: Golfing cat and a check it sports.
Speaker 1: Coat that's the one that was always a very checked sports.
Speaker 1: Coat and where do you remember seeing.
Speaker 27: Him when we went on and saw him The september
Speaker 27: holiday Into.
Speaker 1: Melbourne, yeah that's. Him that's the great Happy. Hammond can
Speaker 1: you look.
Speaker 27: Up somebody or your, assistant can you look up and
Speaker 27: see him Fair? Weather still a.
Speaker 1: Lot that's, right my, assistant that's. RIGHT i have an,
Speaker 1: Assistant NOW i don't you're talking about the executive producer
Speaker 1: who takes his orders from, WELL i take his. Orders
Speaker 1: he gives me the. Orders in other, words oh that's
Speaker 1: what you gives, me or way, hose that's not how
Speaker 1: it works in this little. Outfit he gives me the,
Speaker 1: orders he, says shut up and keep and go to
Speaker 1: the ad.
Speaker 27: Break, mmm the REASON i was ringing old? Program Remember?
Speaker 27: Superman oh supermanman even he wore a pair of glasses
Speaker 27: with a.
Speaker 1: Hat that's. It and nobody recognized.
Speaker 27: Him oh, no but what's the name As? Batman nobody
Speaker 27: Knew Bruce wayne Was?
Speaker 1: Batman yet the boards well With Bruce wayne And. Batman
Speaker 1: he when he Was, batman he was covering. Up he
Speaker 1: had a mask Where superman didn't have a. Mask He Clark,
Speaker 1: kent he just wore. Glasses he wore a mask his.
Speaker 1: Eyes you, know you really you really look Like. Superman
Speaker 1: did anybody ever tell you, That Clark, kent you really
Speaker 1: look Like?
Speaker 27: Superman no one, anyway back to two programs to watch
Speaker 27: one of. THEM i did remember The.
Speaker 1: Samurai oh we love The Samurai saturday. Mornings Oh, Gentaro
Speaker 1: oh not Easter. SHIP i think he. IS i THINK
Speaker 1: i tell you who'll? Know will either Be jimmy Or
Speaker 1: arthur because they were fans as. Well Shintana. Samurai is
Speaker 1: he still with? Us what? HELL i can tell you
Speaker 1: you're with?
Speaker 27: Us?
Speaker 1: Oh good on, You. Jay you brought it up on
Speaker 1: screens all In. Japanese that's really, helpful great. Information you won't.
Speaker 1: Go thank you very. Much keep. Listening we'll see if
Speaker 1: we can find out in just a. Moment one double
Speaker 1: three Six, okay.
Speaker 27: What About? Zorrow?
Speaker 1: William we Love zorro as, well that, guy we loved.
Speaker 27: Him, yeah.
Speaker 1: Put THE z on his.
Speaker 13: Jocks oh, no you know beautiful were.
Speaker 27: Wearing you, know well it could.
Speaker 1: Have you have to be very careful when he was
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Speaker 1: merret good on, you thank. You one double three six nine?
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Speaker 1: when we come back your. Calls it Is australia every.
Speaker 1: Night good. Morning CAN i just think lots of people
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Speaker 1: Appreciated yeah that rings a, Bell Sergeant. Garcia tiff Says Tony.
Speaker 1: Mac you were born in nineteen, fifty so you could
Speaker 1: be seventy. Five not, tivy not even. Close but bless
Speaker 1: your heart and. Soul it's got everybody talking. Anyway SO
Speaker 1: i keep, SO i said to somebody over the late
Speaker 1: last week and over the. Weekend oh it keeps everybody,
Speaker 1: guessing does?
Speaker 7: IT i love?
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Speaker 1: Tony the post offices seem to be shutting shops similar to.
Speaker 1: Banks thank you for. That good, Morning Tony. MACK i
Speaker 1: love the. PROGRAM i receive those parcel messages as, well
Speaker 1: and they're almost coming in weekly. Now kind regards From
Speaker 1: craig In hamilton In. Victoria another one, says very very,
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Speaker 1: Cabbage Tree.
Speaker 39: Creek good, Morning good, Morning Tony Matt, MARKY i wanted
Speaker 39: to say.
Speaker 41: How MUCH i appreciate talkback radio is to always can.
Speaker 41: It you know in the thirties and forties that always, say, oh,
Speaker 41: WELL i just use talkback radio to get the. Slave,
Speaker 41: yes now THAT i wake up at four, o'clock it's
Speaker 41: some unknown reason in the middle of the. Wild it
Speaker 41: is so good to get a good laugh every now and.
Speaker 41: Then you've got a good about you.
Speaker 1: To, Mark, mark that's very kind of, you AND i
Speaker 1: appreciate coming from somebody yourself who tunes in from time to. Time,
Speaker 1: LOOK i do it a little bit. Differently particularly we
Speaker 1: can get away with it this time of the. Morning
Speaker 1: it's a little. Brighter it's a predude to The Big. Three, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 41: Live in there and you just go with the, play don't.
Speaker 1: You and that's exactly WHAT i love to, Do, Mark
Speaker 1: and hopefully at the end of my CAREER i hope
Speaker 1: to be somewhat good at.
Speaker 41: It i'll pact the fakes perfect.
Speaker 1: Mate it. Does you're absolutely. Right tell me about where you.
Speaker 41: Are, well, Listen i'm actually got my hands over a nice.
Speaker 41: Fire i've got one of those watch machine, inners And
Speaker 41: i've got a chocolate block full of red red gum
Speaker 41: at the, moment and it is, glowing and the fun
Speaker 41: part of me is warm and the back party. Cold
Speaker 41: but that's all.
Speaker 1: Right, yeah now here's the, thing mark you Might i've
Speaker 1: always had this perennial question in my. Mind why is
Speaker 1: it that when people would stand in front of a,
Speaker 1: fire women would tend to stand facing the, fire but
Speaker 1: blokes would turn around with their backside to the.
Speaker 41: Fire, yeah well that is, true and it is something
Speaker 41: enough to work. ON i have a good thing about.
Speaker 1: THAT i think we need to do a.
Speaker 41: Thesis, well we could pull it apart. Slaily i'll get
Speaker 41: round to that after doing a bit of work. Today
Speaker 41: i'll get my notebook out on, that if you.
Speaker 1: Would AND i think if we do this, well we
Speaker 1: could get a government grant to explore it even. Further
Speaker 1: mark about one hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 41: Each, well my plan is to my hands get. COLD
Speaker 41: i have square, germa which means that the circulation in
Speaker 41: some of my thing is especially on a right. Hand
Speaker 41: that's worked, well it's life laying. Paper it gets. Cold
Speaker 41: So i'm continually facing the fire with hands getting, warm
Speaker 41: and it is to be. Exhausting Now i'm thatchis to, It,
Speaker 41: despike the new ritual like when you go and see
Speaker 41: your doctor these, days he doesn't, Say, MARK i can fix.
Speaker 41: It if there's, mark we can maintain. It, YEAH i
Speaker 41: had a quality of life for.
Speaker 1: You do you wear gloves from time to?
Speaker 41: Time, Mark i've got hated bike gloves THAT i.
Speaker 8: Wear does it make a?
Speaker 1: Difference?
Speaker 41: Oh, ABSOLUTELY i chock, THERE i get them going flat
Speaker 41: out AND i put my fingers in, them AND i
Speaker 41: just think you got.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah and so the idea of getting up this
Speaker 1: early and sort of sitting around the fire having a
Speaker 1: cup of, tea is that just purely because you're not,
Speaker 1: sleeping or is it somewhat also therapeutic in a?
Speaker 41: Sense, YEAH i actually got a it fight. EARLIER i
Speaker 41: normally peter out about an hour after my. MEAL i
Speaker 41: can be in bed at six. THIRTY i can't be
Speaker 41: in bed at eight point. Thirty at ten, thirty eleven
Speaker 41: o'clock ninety. Different you, know NORMALLY i can sort of
Speaker 41: sleep in a bit that nature calls for some reason
Speaker 41: every morning at quarter past.
Speaker 1: Four, well It's god's way knowing that you've got to.
Speaker 1: Go you've got to.
Speaker 41: Go, Yeah so once you're. Up you're. Up, actually.
Speaker 1: That's very. Funny good to talk. To you make keep
Speaker 1: in touch very.
Speaker 41: Quick one very QUICK i had WHEN i grew up
Speaker 41: in the. SIXTIES i lived In, frankston up the Top
Speaker 41: south franks and up with the gravel roads and. Whatever
Speaker 41: and we.
Speaker 1: Came down was it up Where Graham kennedy had a, house.
Speaker 41: Well Named kennedy was down on the coast a bit
Speaker 41: more On frank's and there on Cliff brod. There in the,
Speaker 41: fact my uncle was the producer The channel nine for
Speaker 41: a number of. Years And Doug, wooding.
Speaker 1: Oh, Ron, okay there's a.
Speaker 41: Name he Knew graham very. Well he has us away
Speaker 41: from each, other and they used to get it. On,
Speaker 41: Yeah and WHAT i was going to say was we
Speaker 41: used to have a post. In his name Was. Rick
Speaker 41: and AS i was going, Up rick followed me through
Speaker 41: primary school and secondary and, discussed you, know a bit
Speaker 41: like a father's. Conversation SO i used to go out
Speaker 41: there and get the mail all the.
Speaker 1: Time, yeah. Fantastic, yeah go to the days they they
Speaker 1: were the.
Speaker 27: Days the days now are.
Speaker 41: Even, better but in a different, way you.
Speaker 8: Know, yeah we.
Speaker 1: Can and we do. Change it's a bit like SAYING
Speaker 1: i Think, mark would you want to go back to
Speaker 1: the if you like the late eighteen, Hundreds well all
Speaker 1: of us would say. No would you want to go
Speaker 1: back to a pre War? Australia most of us would, say,
Speaker 1: now we'd.
Speaker 41: All like to pop in there for up and now
Speaker 41: they are just sort.
Speaker 1: Of, exactly, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 41: That'd be, nice.
Speaker 1: Exactly and the problem is that the challenge for each
Speaker 1: and every one of us is to recognize how greater
Speaker 1: nation in which we, live make sure we preserve it
Speaker 1: and we don't stuff it.
Speaker 41: Up that's dead. Right an attitude of gratitude is what
Speaker 41: people need to be used is a fundamental thing when
Speaker 41: they wake up in the, morning they just. Think some people,
Speaker 41: pray other people sail to their. Wife some people pack
Speaker 41: their dog like, Mate but you're always if you're always
Speaker 41: grateful for what you, have and you you tell, yourself
Speaker 41: you tell yourself over And i'm grateful they have a
Speaker 41: roof over my. Head something will go home and. GO
Speaker 41: a lot of people don't have. It And i've had
Speaker 41: a lot of times in my, life BUT i have
Speaker 41: not had a breath day over my. Head AND i thought.
Speaker 41: IT i wonder what those people up there are doing
Speaker 41: with that light. On they've got a over.
Speaker 1: There, Yeah, marky that's. Fantastic. Mark i'm going to let you.
Speaker 1: Go i've got a, fly BUT i thank you very
Speaker 1: much for your call and don't be a. Stranger keep
Speaker 1: in touch. Mate By mark At Cabbage Tree. Creek what
Speaker 1: a lovely. Name coming up to help us the. Hour
Speaker 1: if you'd like to join us one double three six nine.
Speaker 1: Three wherever you, Are, hello you can join us as.
Speaker 1: Well one double three six nine. Three we'll race through
Speaker 1: some of these, CALLS i should, say just after the
Speaker 1: top of the, hour which SIX pr listeners will miss out,
Speaker 1: on we'll go over to The United. States who we
Speaker 1: got lined up over, There, Jay, yes.
Speaker 42: We're going to be glad Voice jay get hooked up With. Jonathan,
Speaker 42: oh we talked TO johno over. There that'll be great
Speaker 42: to bring us up to date with what's happening in
Speaker 42: that part of the. World jonathan Keys lee will be
Speaker 42: a very special guest just after the five o'clocker. News Thanks, Jonathan.
Speaker 1: We're we off to and Now markey stall all. Morning
Speaker 1: how was the?
Speaker 25: Weekend, Yeah, Kyle marca sitting in front of the.
Speaker 1: Fire old beautiful. Thing nothing wrong with.
Speaker 25: That lovely simple that. Gel we just push, control, delight
Speaker 25: don't worry About australia post To. Santaway, well it's it's.
Speaker 1: Simple for. Some the reality Is. Mark i'm acutely aware
Speaker 1: that for members of the slightly more mature audience it
Speaker 1: can be a little debilitating because they often AND i
Speaker 1: include myself in, that these, days it's sometimes not easy
Speaker 1: to always make a distinction about what is real and
Speaker 1: what is, bultish as you would, say but we caution
Speaker 1: people make sure that if you're not, sure give it
Speaker 1: to someone, else give it to a, friend give it
Speaker 1: to a, nahbor give it to a loved. One to
Speaker 1: actually check double checks before you open, things because we
Speaker 1: don't want you to get these as scams and.
Speaker 25: Things OH i never bought, THEM i just delayed.
Speaker 1: Them, yeah well you, may yeah you. May but it's
Speaker 1: important for everyone to recognize that not everybody is the Same.
Speaker 1: Mark so WHAT i would say to people, is if
Speaker 1: you're not, sure leave it.
Speaker 25: Out right there.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 25: Listen in the blakes and bought how to fix a,
Speaker 25: pothole they tore one of their straps off in front
Speaker 25: of their.
Speaker 1: And then.
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Speaker 25: it and chilled the cans want to.
Speaker 1: Break that's. Fantastic that is. Fantastic is that a true, Story.
Speaker 25: Jake it's gone, viral it's gone from one of the, pages.
Speaker 41: And that's a great.
Speaker 1: STORY i so hope it's.
Speaker 25: True i'll try and sleep IF i find it, Again
Speaker 25: i'll wring it to. Anyway at that point talking about
Speaker 25: football because of, Both.
Speaker 1: No don't tell. Me it was just bloody readful watching
Speaker 1: that game yesterday Afternoon melbourne over there At Port. ADELAIDE i, mean,
Speaker 1: really we Nearly, friday we Beat, brisbane we get, nearly
Speaker 1: get very close to knocking Off. Collin wouldn't then we
Speaker 1: go over there and we're not even in the. Hunts
Speaker 1: just disastrous.
Speaker 25: Even turn up On.
Speaker 1: Friday don't don't start, Me, marky thank, You Christine brody, morning.
Speaker 34: Good, Morning how are you really?
Speaker 1: Well thank, you.
Speaker 34: Many happy returns to you on your.
Speaker 1: Birthday thank, you and what a celebration it. Was and
Speaker 1: the good thing, Is, Chris i'm going to make it
Speaker 1: last right through until the thirty of this, month until
Speaker 1: the text return comes.
Speaker 43: In i'm not Maril, mon but happy birthday to, You
Speaker 43: happy birthday to, You happy Birthday president.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 1: Uh, now of course if you could just Dresses Marilyn, Monroe.
Speaker 34: Well someone nearby can publish a bit, more but we
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Speaker 34: Well i'll be in. It the channel similar it The, Amphitheater, Uh?
Speaker 1: Amphitheater in which street.
Speaker 34: Was it they used to? Do not The Pense club
Speaker 34: part Of channel.
Speaker 1: Seven one of the In Johnson street In. Fitzroy, yeah
Speaker 1: the a theater or something like. That the studio was
Speaker 1: there AND i think they did. That theater became one
Speaker 1: of the first places where they. Did it's.
Speaker 43: Astounding And keith the gown outlined BEFORE i, retired he
Speaker 43: spent fifty four years in the.
Speaker 34: Media this is one Of channel nine's win. Carriers it
Speaker 34: WASN'T gtv, Nine it WAS gtv. Ten talgon at.
Speaker 1: A tv station in To regan was A gtv.
Speaker 34: Ten, yeah not, nine BUT gtv. Ten so that'd be
Speaker 34: a wind, carrier, now wouldn't that?
Speaker 1: THEN i can't. Answer i'd be surprised if it WAS
Speaker 1: gv you're SAYING gvt OR gtv as IN.
Speaker 34: Gtv nine when it was in. Bendigoes so when they
Speaker 34: had their carriers, regional it come under the number ten
Speaker 34: rather than.
Speaker 1: Nine y, yes but no it was a g L v.
Speaker 34: Ten oh, yeah fair enough G.
Speaker 1: Lv ten to regan in the early days counter channel.
Speaker 34: Nine but it's a regional, carrier so whatever it. Was but,
Speaker 34: YEAH i just sent an email To Tom. ALLEN i
Speaker 34: did apposites a lot of and a lot of, study
Speaker 34: and so you'll work this. Out but when you get
Speaker 34: through the certainly did. Buzz it's started at least a
Speaker 34: fifty five minute wait on the prompts as ALLIGENT i
Speaker 34: have it on my land line on hands for which
Speaker 34: is a fixed line seventy. Minutes and you may allegedly
Speaker 34: because of cost cut and get the budgets in the
Speaker 34: line and it's only The department Of Family fairness and
Speaker 34: hows and core maintains and were talking of. It you
Speaker 34: may cay and not all the time go, offshore and
Speaker 34: you may have to read out every letter and every
Speaker 34: number a number of times because it's start a racial.
Speaker 34: Thing it's just that the people may sadly have a
Speaker 34: lot of Broken, english and so it becomes a very
Speaker 34: lengthy call and it does get. Tiring but that's just
Speaker 34: the sign of the. Times And i'm not blaming people
Speaker 34: for getting paid rises and cost. Cutting that means that
Speaker 34: the governments have to sort of do these type of,
Speaker 34: things but it's a lot of jobs That i'm worried.
Speaker 1: About, well well we, All, chris very very kind of
Speaker 1: you to make that. Idea appreciate. It one double three
Speaker 1: six nine, three and coming the picture of the potholes
Speaker 1: in The Sunday, Herald somen marquis spot. On well, Done,
Speaker 1: ronnie thank. You men simply like to warm their, bottoms
Speaker 1: BECAUSE i asked the question why is it that some
Speaker 1: men will turn their back to the fire and some
Speaker 1: women remain facing the? Fire was always as a, Kid i'm,
Speaker 1: thinking why is grandpa standing that way And grandma's standing that?
Speaker 1: Way one double three six nine. Three the text line
Speaker 1: going into, meltdown thank you three to. Three one that's close,
Speaker 1: enough very, kind very generous of, You, bruno not even.
Speaker 1: Close another one ending in one seven four says very very,
Speaker 1: Close yes you, are thank. You these are all people
Speaker 1: trying to guest date off In. Israel, david what a
Speaker 1: couple of? Days where are you up?
Speaker 44: To we just came up from the. Shelters our friendly
Speaker 44: neighbors just sent more missiles. Over according to the news
Speaker 44: from watching, now there are eight people wounded that nobody killed.
Speaker 44: Yesterday they were people. Killed an entire precinct to enable
Speaker 44: it was. Demolished you probalysing the PICTURES i was in.
Speaker 29: On the.
Speaker 44: News we are. Okay our cities. Okay there were fragments
Speaker 44: which fell in our city last. Night there's two. Dangers
Speaker 44: there's their missiles which are bad obviously very, destructive and
Speaker 44: also IF i miss a shup them down in fragments
Speaker 44: from our missons can also. Too where my kids, live
Speaker 44: they had fragments falling in their. Backyards BUT i wishing rather.
Speaker 44: Touching you think it is very very. Hot but that's
Speaker 44: that's what's going. On but we are, okay we get
Speaker 44: we last, night we had in the middle of the,
Speaker 44: night we HAD i think this, morning and now we
Speaker 44: had this now again AND i assume they'll be again
Speaker 44: in the middle of the night. Too what happens is
Speaker 44: you get warnings to your, phone your phone starts going
Speaker 44: and you know you've got a few minutes to get
Speaker 44: yourself together and get down to you as your security safety,
Speaker 44: room which is in your apartment or your, shelf which
Speaker 44: is the bottom of the building close.
Speaker 1: By and who who would set off those?
Speaker 44: Alarms the, government the people in charge of safety and the.
Speaker 44: Army the government, AGAIN i mean as people watching that
Speaker 44: the missiles are, coming so they know what's going. On
Speaker 44: As i'm talking to you NOW i can hear on
Speaker 44: my phone it's going to beat the whole, time because
Speaker 44: it's not in this, area but in other areas they
Speaker 44: are firing AS i speak to, you and the phone
Speaker 44: is deeping the whole. Time other, speech and you get
Speaker 44: like the red red banner on your. Phone it tells
Speaker 44: you what's going on and where.
Speaker 1: It's going on this where do you see this heading
Speaker 1: in the coming? Days have you have you got a
Speaker 1: sense of obviously clearly what's stake and what is. Happening
Speaker 1: is this going to be two? Days there is going
Speaker 1: to be two? Months can you get a sense of
Speaker 1: Winn now.
Speaker 44: They're talking about a couple of. WEEKS i did SORT
Speaker 44: i reckon to them probably that a couple of. Weeks
Speaker 44: if we haven't sorted it out in a couple of,
Speaker 44: WEEKS i don't think it's going to get sorted out that.
Speaker 44: Quickly and the world's going to get sick of, it
Speaker 44: as they usually do because the tension spans are pretty,
Speaker 44: short as you. Know BUT i think it's probably going
Speaker 44: to go for a couple of. Weeks there were already
Speaker 44: signs That iran is looking to stop it because they
Speaker 44: talked big and they, said well, destroy you will, destroy
Speaker 44: you will. Destroy, well there has been damaged and apartment
Speaker 44: buildings were knockdown and civilians were. Killed they targeted the
Speaker 44: building because they couldn't target military. Installations but all in,
Speaker 44: all considering the damage has not been what they, said
Speaker 44: not The holocaust and the fire and brimstone that they.
Speaker 44: Threatened what happened to this country on the country that
Speaker 44: seems to be happening to. Them i'd give it a
Speaker 44: couple of. WEEKS i help it finish it. Soon they
Speaker 44: sent messages with either The, cypress president or foreign minister
Speaker 44: that they want to start.
Speaker 13: Talking.
Speaker 44: APPARENTLY i heard another report from a friend who said
Speaker 44: they sent messages To katar and to one of the
Speaker 44: Other gulf states that they want to, stop they want
Speaker 44: to start. TALKING i don't think they realized what was
Speaker 44: going to happen to. THEM i honestly think they mischarged
Speaker 44: the whole. Thing they thought they were stronger than they,
Speaker 44: were and thank god they don't have a nuclear, bomb
Speaker 44: because if they, did.
Speaker 13: The world will be in.
Speaker 44: Trouble thank. God they then stopped literally just before the whistle,
Speaker 44: blew literally and they say a minute before the ninetieth,
Speaker 44: minute a minute before the whistle just for all the
Speaker 44: surron blooke. Blows so, Yeah, no the people are behind the,
Speaker 44: government people in the. Opposition everybody thinks it's the right
Speaker 44: thing to, do and we're hoping that it works out
Speaker 44: in our. FAVOR i think the nuclear capability has been.
Speaker 44: Katail the problem is that many of their nuclear facilities are,
Speaker 44: underground and to destroy those underground facilities you Need american
Speaker 44: bunker busting bonds phone in The american, planes and we
Speaker 44: don't know if we're.
Speaker 8: Going to get those or. Not hopefully it will be the,
Speaker 8: case BUT i don't. KNOW i couldn't tell.
Speaker 1: You, david The president of The United states is making
Speaker 1: an overtures saying this will be a very similar situation
Speaker 1: Between india And, pakistan where a decision will arrive at
Speaker 1: a decision where things will just stop for further. Conversation
Speaker 1: is that a, little a little.
Speaker 44: SIMPLISTIC i honestly haven't heard, that BUT i do know
Speaker 44: what he said to The. Iranians he said them sixty days,
Speaker 44: ago you've got sixty days to negotiate a. DEAL i
Speaker 44: want a. DEAL i don't any, BUDSHET i don't any,
Speaker 44: suffering BECAUSE i know what's going to. Happen if it does,
Speaker 44: HAPPEN i know what's going to happen to. You you've
Speaker 44: got sixty. Days he did not do what he, said
Speaker 44: and almost sixty, first this is what. Happened the whole
Speaker 44: thing was.
Speaker 13: Everybody.
Speaker 44: Knew he, knew it was.
Speaker 1: All it was.
Speaker 44: ALL i wouldn't say pre, arranged but everybody knew what
Speaker 44: was going to. Happen and he's a good cop type.
Speaker 44: Thing except for the. Rangings they honestly did not believe
Speaker 44: this was going to happen to. Them they thought that
Speaker 44: they could just bring The west along a little bit
Speaker 44: more and you, know get more out of the. Negotiations
Speaker 44: Everything trump, said.
Speaker 22: No, enough it's.
Speaker 44: Enough the thing is, though that the worst is not
Speaker 44: coming to help is, well like they did when they
Speaker 44: were attacked so last year or a few months, ago
Speaker 44: by the range and missile have not really come In
Speaker 44: ikama or did the escalate the. ESCALATOR i, mean if you,
Speaker 44: Asked Miss humphy understands more that will follow you, Summer.
Speaker 1: Great Sir, humphrey let me let me put this to.
Speaker 1: YOU i, mean we're talking to you and you've been
Speaker 1: a great friend of this program for, many many a,
Speaker 1: year and for that we are most. Grateful point of that,
Speaker 1: IS i think many of us would, SAY i hope you're.
Speaker 1: Okay B at what point do you decide on behalf
Speaker 1: of yourself and your immediate. Family this is not where
Speaker 1: we need we need to. Be we're going to get.
Speaker 44: Out, no we we feel certainly safely film that there's
Speaker 44: a government and imy defending us. HERE i prefer the,
Speaker 44: service The Defense. Service i'm getting out of the government,
Speaker 44: here THEN i do out Of. Albanese In Penny, WONG
Speaker 44: i Mean penny wants, behavior not THAT i like to be.
Speaker 44: Political as you, Know Penny won's behavior has been absolutely
Speaker 44: an urban is. DISGUSTING i, mean you've got to choose
Speaker 44: which side of history you're going to be on. It
Speaker 44: you're going to let these people have nuclear weapons to
Speaker 44: write the entire world or just going to.
Speaker 8: Be wishy washy.
Speaker 44: History repeats itself and it will keep repeating itself until
Speaker 44: someone stops that from. Happening so now we feel, safely feel,
Speaker 44: privileged even we feel good because as The americans, say we're.
Speaker 8: Good YEAH i didn't really get that question from but
Speaker 8: what they, say we're.
Speaker 1: Good just some of these some of these texts coming.
Speaker 8: Lovely thing to the.
Speaker 13: Programmers you, Know, NO i, Know.
Speaker 1: DAVID i appreciate that a lot of texts Are david
Speaker 1: sounds a different man this, morning even his voice tones
Speaker 1: and his. HESITATIONS i don't know whether it's a commentary
Speaker 1: or but he makes that. Point one of the bombing
Speaker 1: is the one bombing. Everyone according TO, bev he just
Speaker 1: needs to back.
Speaker 44: Off, well they've entitled their. Opinion but AS i, said
Speaker 44: you've got to choose which side of history you want
Speaker 44: to be. On and if this is not dealt with
Speaker 44: in the rains have nuclear, capability no one in The
Speaker 44: west is. Safe no, one certainly Not. Europe they've already
Speaker 44: threatened the Threatened, germany different In france to threaten them
Speaker 44: the fact no one is. Safe so they've you should
Speaker 44: be happy that someone is doing your. Work when this is,
Speaker 44: over you can come With tony and we will have
Speaker 44: a drink beer and have a great time.
Speaker 1: Here not necessarily in that, Order not necessarily in that. Order,
Speaker 1: david stay. Safe we'll talk.
Speaker 44: Again, okay thanks very.
Speaker 1: Much It's, david Our david, Friend david In, israel all
Speaker 1: part Of. Australia. Overnight my Mighty d's got, pummeled certainly
Speaker 1: towards the end of that game yesterday Against Port adelaide
Speaker 1: back page or second back page old. Son melbourne Coach
Speaker 1: Simon goodwin conceded his side reverted to frustrating and bad,
Speaker 1: habits with The demons again failing to make the most
Speaker 1: of their are scoring opportunities at a twenty five point
Speaker 1: lost To Port adelaide that dealt their slim finals chances
Speaker 1: a hammer. Blow Don't, Derno you're not wrong about. That
Speaker 1: and you've got to wonder why some wonderful opportunities for
Speaker 1: some arguably And i'm only just a passionate, supporter but
Speaker 1: just a disciplined, discipline discipline As i'm being, Told, ma
Speaker 1: actually morning or like thereof morning.
Speaker 16: Maxic, okay then that textabastits wasn't. Scam what happened is
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Speaker 1: in The United states the other side of the. News
Speaker 1: plenty of time for your calls as. Well we say
Speaker 1: goodbye to six pur listeners and we'll see you. Tonight
Speaker 1: More Australia overnight straight after The news.
Speaker 3: Is Australia overnight With tony.
Speaker 1: McManus, well as you, know it's been a massive. Weekend
Speaker 1: if you've been keeping an eye on what's been happening In,
Speaker 1: israel what's been happening in The Middle east generally is
Speaker 1: just there's a level of. Chaos we're trying to make
Speaker 1: how it sort of all looks and what the next
Speaker 1: few days might. Bring and then if you look at
Speaker 1: what's been happening in The United. States so we'll cover
Speaker 1: all of that from Nine, news the Wonderful jonathan KIDS
Speaker 1: i don't know how you keep up with it, All Jonathan,
Speaker 1: Kidsley good, Morning.
Speaker 26: Tony, always good morning to, you and good morning to
Speaker 26: the Wonderful westman's across the. Network. Here, look sometimes you
Speaker 26: get a little bit of whiplash in The united what goes.
Speaker 26: On it's been an extraordinary weekend and yet again With
Speaker 26: israel And iran essentially at war with each, other that
Speaker 26: just continues. Today the world's on edge right.
Speaker 1: Now so you talk about that whiplash AND i mean,
Speaker 1: THIS i, mean how do you KEEP i mean and
Speaker 1: there's a team of you. THERE i get, that but
Speaker 1: it's just it's. Mesmerized it's almost our by, Hour.
Speaker 30: Yeah it.
Speaker 26: Is AND i think, Too you've got to remember that
Speaker 26: this is a country of fifty, states and fifty vast
Speaker 26: and vastly different, states and everywhere you, go the mood
Speaker 26: and the sentiment can. Change you look At Los angeles right,
Speaker 26: now it is a hot bet of, anger and it's
Speaker 26: a hot better anger because of the actions that The
Speaker 26: trump administration has taken around immigration raids over the course
Speaker 26: of the last well start the protests other more than
Speaker 26: eight days ago. Now but then you go to the
Speaker 26: far east of the country and yes there's still, frustration
Speaker 26: they're not the same level of anger that you get
Speaker 26: on The west. Coast and then right through the middle
Speaker 26: you've got bleeding Red republican territory where they're essentially trying
Speaker 26: to bring in The National guard themselves to quell some
Speaker 26: of these. Issues, so, look this is absolutely the country
Speaker 26: that is divided right. Now and AS i took to
Speaker 26: you The White house is now coming out with these
Speaker 26: lines that THE Us president has thwarted a plan By
Speaker 26: israel to try and kill A ran supreme. Leader, so
Speaker 26: With israel And iran involved in this conflict on the
Speaker 26: other side of the, world you've now that The White
Speaker 26: house intervening to say that The commander In chief of
Speaker 26: The United, states who yesterday was parading himself in front
Speaker 26: of seven thousand troops to mark the army's two hundred
Speaker 26: and fiftieth birthday and mark his own seventy ninth, birthday
Speaker 26: they're now saying that Essentially israel came to him with
Speaker 26: the plan to Kill Ayatola Island, kamani and he turned
Speaker 26: around and, said, No, benjaminetna don't do. That we Know
Speaker 26: iran had essentially a hit order out On Donald trump's,
Speaker 26: life and perhaps The president may well have thought that's
Speaker 26: going after the running and supreme. Leader might well have
Speaker 26: just put his own life in. Jeopardy we've already seen
Speaker 26: to attempt an assassination on his life plot From. Iran so,
Speaker 26: look it is a worrying time for The United states Of,
Speaker 26: america for the world with the conflict in The Middle,
Speaker 26: east and clearly The president is concerned about his own
Speaker 26: safety as.
Speaker 1: Well tell us about The No king. Campaign it sprang,
Speaker 1: up it seemed to spring up out of, nowhere or did.
Speaker 26: It, well this was a day that was kind of
Speaker 26: in the planning for. Months it really noise around, it
Speaker 26: probably in the last week or, SO i think ever
Speaker 26: since sort Of Inauguration, day you've Had Flag, day which
Speaker 26: is what yesterday was in The United states Of, america
Speaker 26: a day that they salute The american, flag essentially marked
Speaker 26: in the calendar by protests movements and protest. Groups says
Speaker 26: what they Called No King. Day they're essentially desired to
Speaker 26: send a message To Donald. Trump you're not a, Monarch
Speaker 26: you're not a ruler over all of. Us this is
Speaker 26: a land of the free and the home of the,
Speaker 26: brave and you are put there by. Us and you,
Speaker 26: know The constitution constantly talks about the people of The
Speaker 26: United states Of. America and you've got to remember those
Speaker 26: three words that keep getting set over and over and over.
Speaker 26: Again were the? People were the? People were the? People
Speaker 26: and that's very much how that protest movement viewed it
Speaker 26: is that The No King day came out of a
Speaker 26: protest Against President, trump against The trump administration and WAS
Speaker 26: i suld both pushed even more into the, headlines given
Speaker 26: that The president then announced plans for the military parade
Speaker 26: that he was holding on the same, day and it
Speaker 26: also came at the same time that we've seen incredibly
Speaker 26: tense scenes in Downtown Los angeles for eight or nine days.
Speaker 26: Now you've seen these clashes between protest, groups between, activists
Speaker 26: and between law enforcement, officials and that has BEEN i,
Speaker 26: suppose if you, like the hot bed of, activity the
Speaker 26: hot bed of, anger and it is ground zero on that.
Speaker 26: Front but The No King, day we saw some two
Speaker 26: thousand marches plant across The United states yesterday in pretty
Speaker 26: much every state across the country from west to, east
Speaker 26: and there were millions of people expected to be, involved
Speaker 26: and it was designed to send a. Message but you
Speaker 26: had to contrast that with the extraordinary IMAGE peo that
Speaker 26: we're coming out Of, WASHINGTON. Dc Donald trump's standing there
Speaker 26: like a sort of supreme leader if you, like saluting
Speaker 26: his own. TROOPS i, mean this idea you took To
Speaker 26: White house officials they say was born out of a
Speaker 26: parade sort Of france and The Steel day back in
Speaker 26: his first, administration and they sort of car washed his
Speaker 26: idea of having one In america during the first. Time
Speaker 26: trump two point. Over he's doing things very much his,
Speaker 26: way and clearly that started with the seventy partly started
Speaker 26: with the seventy million dollar parade. Yesterday a salute to
Speaker 26: the army at the same, time a salute to himself
Speaker 26: to make sure all those thousands of troops are standing
Speaker 26: there right pat in front of, him saluting the commander in, Chief.
Speaker 1: Jonathan just going back to what was happening in la
Speaker 1: as somebody made the point because we had a birthday,
Speaker 1: weekend my birthday, weekend so there's a lot of conversation
Speaker 1: around the lunch and dinner. Table did it feel like
Speaker 1: in la the commentary was that it was out of?
Speaker 1: Control or was it a bit like, saying, well if
Speaker 1: you're In, melbourne there was a lot of activity In
Speaker 1: campberwell as opposed to the entire part Of. Melbourne is
Speaker 1: that is that?
Speaker 8: Unfair you're looking at a pocket.
Speaker 26: Right obviously the images that have been sent out around the,
Speaker 26: world and our Colleague lauren To marsi has obviously been
Speaker 26: in on the ground struck by a rubber bullet from
Speaker 26: the opened been an extraordinary job to days on. End
Speaker 26: i've been out there a the Colleague Reen butler has
Speaker 26: been out, there particularly, yesterday and you do get a
Speaker 26: sense on the ground that it is it is, anger
Speaker 26: but it is also really narrowed to essentially two or
Speaker 26: three blocks of Downtown Los. Angeles they focus in and
Speaker 26: around The Federal court. BUILDING i, mean the size Of
Speaker 26: Los angeles is, monstrous that there are millions and millions
Speaker 26: and millions of people who lived. There and if you're
Speaker 26: to try and picture it In, melbourne imagine an area
Speaker 26: Essentially Burke Street mall that maybe goes north for a
Speaker 26: couple of, blocks and that's essentially the size of the protest.
Speaker 26: Movement they keep moving in and around these. Areas they
Speaker 26: might sprint up a block and then get away from the,
Speaker 26: police and then they'll come, back and then they'll keep.
Speaker 26: Going but it's largely focused on a very sort of small.
Speaker 26: Section it just happens to be incredibly. Intense AND la
Speaker 26: has had infamous protests and riots. Before The Black Lives
Speaker 26: matter protests for intense go back way back, decades and
Speaker 26: you've got The Rodney king protests took place On so,
Speaker 26: look it's very tense. There let's just hope things can
Speaker 26: come down.
Speaker 1: Just before we let you. Go the parade, itself where
Speaker 1: the presidents seem to you, know really get almost get
Speaker 1: off on. It has it been received Across? America or
Speaker 1: is it now just more fighter for shows Like Stephen
Speaker 1: colbert to really have a bit of fun for the
Speaker 1: next three. Nights.
Speaker 26: Yeah, LOOK i think there was a lot of perception
Speaker 26: around it because there were largely empty sections of the.
Speaker 26: Crowd it was very very host and humid In, WASHINGTON dc,
Speaker 26: yesterday as it does get during this part of the.
Speaker 26: Year people had been in and around the crowds all.
Speaker 26: Day the parade actually came at the back part of the.
Speaker 26: Day it started abound six pm local, time crowds had
Speaker 26: sort of dissipated by.
Speaker 13: Them he'd.
Speaker 26: ENVISAGED i Think Donald trump is having visaged tens of.
Speaker 26: Thousands in. Reality by the time it all came to,
Speaker 26: bear while the images of the military marching through the
Speaker 26: streets Of, WASHINGTON dc grasped, many then the crowd numbers
Speaker 26: had certainly. Wooded they had been focusing celebrations right up
Speaker 26: The National wall all day in the intense, hate and
Speaker 26: the crowd had been out there and clearly by the
Speaker 26: time it got around the parade time at six pm local,
Speaker 26: time you know it was it had been a very
Speaker 26: very long day for. SOMEONE i. Think so when you
Speaker 26: look at the politics of, it, right there's been a
Speaker 26: lot of people who would have traveled in from out
Speaker 26: of toown Because, washington D. C, yes primarily it is
Speaker 26: a democratic. Heartland there is no two ways about. It you,
Speaker 26: know it's essentially like looking at The act because it
Speaker 26: is it is there to survey political purpose and be
Speaker 26: the political hub for The United states Of. America it
Speaker 26: is very much. Democratically, so but, LOOK i think you'll
Speaker 26: see the late night hosts once they get back on
Speaker 26: airstar to have a probably have a little bit. PROBABLY
Speaker 26: i noticed some clips setting to suggest that The president
Speaker 26: might have been smoothing off or trying to stay or
Speaker 26: finding it difficult to stay, awake and The secretary Of
Speaker 26: State Mico rubio scene yawning at. TIMES i, mean you've got.
Speaker 13: To, remember, too.
Speaker 26: Toning these can be very very long events and we
Speaker 26: all know what it can be like sitting down for
Speaker 26: an extended period of. Time but in the, Meantime MAY
Speaker 26: i wish you a happy birthday for the.
Speaker 1: Weekend, jonathan very kind of. You AND i can't thank
Speaker 1: you enough for your. TIME i hope we can catch
Speaker 1: up through these very turbulent times when you've got to
Speaker 1: spare five or six. Minutes, jonathan thank you.
Speaker 26: And it called me Anytime Jonathan.
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