Speaker 1: I don't care if Monday exclase, Tuesday is gray, and
Speaker 1: Wednesday to Thursday.
Speaker 2: I don't care about you.
Speaker 3: It's Friday, I'm in love. Monday you got born apart.
Speaker 1: Tuesday we say break my heart on Thursday doesn't even start.
Speaker 3: It's Friday.
Speaker 1: I sat a day way, Sunday always comes Friday ever since.
Speaker 3: I don't care if.
Speaker 4: Monday's black, Tuesday.
Speaker 5: Wednesday heart attack twenty minutes before six on a Friday morning?
Speaker 5: What a meani? It is a beauty?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, say a bit of paper. I'm just put
Speaker 4: in front of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I want you to die.
Speaker 4: I want to get a carbon.
Speaker 5: Date it it is? Did they still publish? Is it
Speaker 5: god a name? Is it sort of like a gig
Speaker 5: list or something?
Speaker 4: Or it was there? I reckon every week there was
Speaker 4: a newspaper that came out. It was called Beats something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 5: Or go back even further to a magazine that I
Speaker 5: believe employed the oracle of bowl and heads called go Set.
Speaker 4: I don't know go Set.
Speaker 5: What Russell has handed me is a sort of gig list,
Speaker 5: I reckon. It's got a slightly different name than that anyway. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and it appears in the paper on Friday. I think
Speaker 5: that was the age and it would outline what bands
Speaker 5: were playing where on Friday and Saturday night.
Speaker 4: So if you have one of those bands. There are
Speaker 4: bands there that we know like that we remember for example,
Speaker 4: un Kenny x Men It's the first one I went to,
Speaker 4: was the right and then there was another one I
Speaker 4: know that well. Paul Kelly is there, and Russell Morris.
Speaker 4: Russell Morris is there, rock Steady, Pseudo Echo is there,
Speaker 4: is a little Slim Whittle I don't remember. I remember
Speaker 4: the name, but I don't remember. You know, Slim Whittle was.
Speaker 5: One of the members of Pundada Panda and really and
Speaker 5: Slim Slim no longer with this. Slim was just magnificently.
Speaker 4: Funny if you go underneath.
Speaker 5: He wrote songs such as the races are at Sandown
Speaker 5: and You're joking if you think I'm going to go
Speaker 5: It's twenty miles from Melbourne and the tracks on the
Speaker 5: heavy side of Slow.
Speaker 4: Oh I love it. So speaking of Pundadad, Yeah, I
Speaker 4: bumped into a fellow.
Speaker 5: By the Wave Folks was a radio program on three
Speaker 5: Triple R that well introduced Trevor Marmalaine gave us Doctor
Speaker 5: Turf for a start.
Speaker 4: Gave us Ross. No, not me, but I thought Lawyers,
Speaker 4: Guns and Money was same station station.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but if you talk to the your Tony Leonards iank,
Speaker 5: we all agree that the best of those shows was
Speaker 5: part of the It was incredible.
Speaker 4: So see the photograph of that gentleman there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was you yesterday with a man who sells
Speaker 5: the big issue.
Speaker 4: He sells the big issues. His name is Louis and
Speaker 4: Louis has been He said, oh no, please pass on
Speaker 4: my regards to Ross, because since I arrived in Melbourne,
Speaker 4: I've listened to I listened to Triple R and I
Speaker 4: listened to Pundaa Putter and Lawyers, Guns and Money. That
Speaker 4: that chap there good, Yes, he was a delight. I
Speaker 4: have to say below Slim Whittle, I don't know did
Speaker 4: you ever see Soul Twisters?
Speaker 5: No, but I've heard the name.
Speaker 4: When I read that, that brought back a flood of
Speaker 4: just such positive memories.
Speaker 5: That is late nineteen eighties.
Speaker 4: You reckon, it's late eighties eighties. I was going from
Speaker 4: eighty sort of six seven.
Speaker 5: But with this programming, let me know you luck, But
Speaker 5: there is a band there that I love the name
Speaker 5: of I've never heard of them, and I wonder if
Speaker 5: anyone listening was a member of them. A band called
Speaker 5: Justified Hatred that's so good, who played at a place
Speaker 5: called Scarf and I've never heard of at thirty four
Speaker 5: Errol Street, North Melbourne. They called Justified Hatred.
Speaker 4: How good is that list there?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's just magnificent.
Speaker 4: Quick stat for you, Melbourne has got We've got the
Speaker 4: highest density still to this day, the highest density of
Speaker 4: live venues per percentage of popular per population, the number
Speaker 4: one in the world.
Speaker 5: So we're the Bostard to the south. Yes, and where
Speaker 5: whatever that is the sound, Well, we are the world.
Speaker 4: We are the of the world and it's something like
Speaker 4: one per eight and a half thousand people. We have
Speaker 4: a live venue and that that ranks us number one
Speaker 4: in the world.
Speaker 5: And currently the most important live venue will be the
Speaker 5: MCG on November, the twelfth of November, the sixteenth mate
Speaker 5: that could come to town. Yeah, the band was You're
Speaker 5: kidding Damien's we don't know what he's gonna say.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 5: That's a band called Justified Hatred. It's on YouTube.
Speaker 4: See the Machinations is there as well. The Machinations were
Speaker 4: quite big weren't they. I feel like they were.
Speaker 5: Tony. You've got a gig happening.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don boys Nick Barker, Nick Barker and the
Speaker 6: Reptile to the Warren Brows, Decend mag dir.
Speaker 5: Where are they playing Warren Brown?
Speaker 4: The game?
Speaker 5: Is this their best song? Tanny? So what's their best song?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 7: Brother?
Speaker 8: We go down and see him?
Speaker 9: I can't remember on John Slate.
Speaker 5: No worries, I am got on your Tanny. Listen to
Speaker 5: this program. Set me photographs from they went wearing the
Speaker 5: flip side t shirt to see a band called Loy Groin.
Speaker 5: I've never heard of. So I looked up Lloyd Groin
Speaker 5: and Lloyd Groin is on our Spotify playlist of the
Speaker 5: tunes that the listeners said, He's the best tune you've
Speaker 5: never heard. Lloyd and Groin provided us with the track
Speaker 5: pub Tab. I had to listen, very fun, likes talking
Speaker 5: about his life and he goes, just what what, just
Speaker 5: what he needs in his life? Is the pop we
Speaker 5: had some of the pub Tab.
Speaker 4: We heard something interesting about Morty Alex Is that earlier
Speaker 4: this week? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, well, I spent five days a week in a
Speaker 10: dead end job that I don't like like me back
Speaker 10: even less.
Speaker 5: Every day I get I've.
Speaker 10: Buls it from my boss, and then I just seem
Speaker 10: to get more of the same from the wife and
Speaker 10: the kids, and her mom and her old man.
Speaker 4: And it's not fair. I don't like it. I can't
Speaker 4: put up with it. I got to get out of it.
Speaker 10: I've got to go somewhere to find some sort of
Speaker 10: merciful release. And there is a place just up the
Speaker 10: raid and around the corner. Yeah, that's where old meet,
Speaker 10: That's where you can find me.
Speaker 5: That's where you could find me. You can find me down.
Speaker 4: With the toe. Yeah, no fixed address. Also played in
Speaker 4: this late eighties.
Speaker 5: I think I vaguely remember.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, definitely, Anthony, Good morning.
Speaker 7: There, gentlemen.
Speaker 11: There was an English TV show about five or six
Speaker 11: years ago, but you can get on YouTube called the
Speaker 11: Great Music Cities of the World, and they did London, La, Nashville,
Speaker 11: Memphis and Melbourne and said that Melbourne has the best
Speaker 11: live entertainment in the world.
Speaker 5: There we got justification for you, Russell Haircroft. Anthony, our
Speaker 5: listener Johnny says, we've got to find Damian. You've got
Speaker 5: to find a band called alloy Head and the victim
Speaker 5: moers mos.
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, I remember, remember.
Speaker 5: The name of it. He says, their biggest song that
Speaker 5: Damien's head's going to fall. He's going to love this, Damien.
Speaker 5: Their biggest song was called Ball. Yes. Have we heard ball? Yes?
Speaker 5: We used to a ball yes, Ball Yes?
Speaker 4: Well that JK there. He would remember that. We used
Speaker 4: to have T shirts designed by a man called gentleman
Speaker 4: called Andy Harden that had umpire ball yes on the
Speaker 4: front of it. I'm going to send Jo I'm going
Speaker 4: to say, I think it's the same person I'm thinking of.
Speaker 4: I'm going to send him a photograph of this list
Speaker 4: here are going to He could carbon date that to
Speaker 4: the very month, do you reckon?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: He could.
Speaker 5: It was a lovely conversation. I was going to raise
Speaker 5: at some stage and we all scorch, you and I particularly,
Speaker 5: And then though, I think, get this thing about shows
Speaker 5: you gotta watch at the moment on streaming, and there
Speaker 5: is one called Department Q. Scorter hasn't started. The Department
Speaker 5: Q is very very good. It is, and I will
Speaker 5: hold that thought. Well, Damien interposes this.
Speaker 3: You're going home, John don't in.
Speaker 5: The back line, gotta before halftime.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: My quick observation is the Departmentque is very good, but
Speaker 5: it's got the lead male actor in it is a
Speaker 5: bloke that I've only ever seen in one other thing.
Speaker 5: He was in The Offer, the series about the making
Speaker 5: of The Godfather, which if you love The Godfather, it's
Speaker 5: superb series like a drama series. I need to watch
Speaker 5: that sectionalized about the making and he plays the head
Speaker 5: of Paramount Pictures, Robert Evans, who was the man who
Speaker 5: commissioned The Godfather. So he plays an American though he's
Speaker 5: English and is brilliant, like he stood out for all
Speaker 5: of us who watched the How bring him is the
Speaker 5: bloke who plays Robert Evans where he pops up this
Speaker 5: now back to playing and it's the only two things
Speaker 5: I've ever seen in it.
Speaker 4: He's very good.
Speaker 5: And I looked at him and I thought, could you
Speaker 5: be the next Bond? Then I looked him up. He's
Speaker 5: forty seven. So my question for you is is forty
Speaker 5: seven too old to play the next Bond?
Speaker 4: Well, you want to get ten years out of the
Speaker 4: actor at least maybe twelve to fifteen. So I think
Speaker 4: the answer is yes. I think I think he's a
Speaker 4: great Bond. He's too tall, he's too tall to be bombed. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Bond's going to be a little bit shorter than that.
Speaker 5: What does he have to be short? Short or just
Speaker 5: sort of like five to eleven five?
Speaker 4: Well, I think Hollywood or Hollywood five elevens like five seven.
Speaker 5: That was one of the biggest shocks. I was about
Speaker 5: to say, one of the biggest shocks in my life.
Speaker 5: That's what a good, complete matter, ridiculous. I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 5: When was it you who told me yesterday that you
Speaker 5: thought Bruce Springsteen was short? Yes? And I said no, no, no,
Speaker 5: Bruce Springsteen must be about six foot one, six foot
Speaker 5: two seven. If short of them is short of them.
Speaker 5: I'm taller than Bruce Springston. Yeah, I would have had
Speaker 5: a million dollars. It might be taller than am I
Speaker 5: told Probably not, well, the same heighter that tall Cyrol Reale.
Speaker 4: At one seventy seven. Probably it's about the same height
Speaker 4: as Yeah.
Speaker 5: Right, so they put him in a Hawks jubb. That's ridiculous,
Speaker 5: Sonny Sunny at top of sixteen degrees, it's six degrees
Speaker 5: now in thirteen to six.
Speaker 10: And there is a place just up the ride and
Speaker 10: around the corner. Yeah, that's where old they where you
Speaker 10: can find me.
Speaker 5: That's where you can find me. You can find me
Speaker 5: down parton on the Dogs Laid at Night, Full of Gas.
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Speaker 5: I'm loving it.
Speaker 4: Nine six Are you the police? No, ma'am, we're musicians.
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Speaker 5: First and me. He's nine minutes to six with leading
Speaker 5: senior comes to all.
Speaker 2: Clayton the drink you have when you're not having a drink?
Speaker 5: Jody Clayton, Jody, what do you got for us?
Speaker 12: Good morning. Yes, it's been a busy one so emergency
Speaker 12: services responded to a house fire and two rack.
Speaker 13: This morning.
Speaker 12: It's polite. The premises on the corner of Saint Georgia's
Speaker 12: Street and Ultimo Court Court a light just before two
Speaker 12: thirty am. There was no one inside the premises at
Speaker 12: the time, and the exact cause of the fire as
Speaker 12: yet to be determined. We're asking anyone with information or
Speaker 12: may have witnessed anyone or anything suspicious in the area
Speaker 12: to contact Crime Stoppers Okay.
Speaker 5: No one was in the house. How has been there? Okay?
Speaker 5: What else?
Speaker 12: So we've had two teenagers have been charged by detectives
Speaker 12: following a series of offenses across Melbourne's CBD yesterday morning.
Speaker 12: So it's alleged the teens approached a male victim near
Speaker 12: Southern Cross railway station before making threats that they had
Speaker 12: a knife and.
Speaker 13: He was assaulted.
Speaker 12: That was about eight point thirty. The teenagers are alleged
Speaker 12: to have unsuccessfully attempted to steal his scooter before fleeing
Speaker 12: the scene. A short time later, the second victim was
Speaker 12: also approached by the two youths near the Burke Street
Speaker 12: Bridge near the railway station, where they alleged to attempted
Speaker 12: to steal his vabe. They also followed and assaulted him
Speaker 12: before fleeing. That gentleman and then the third offense or
Speaker 12: the third incident, the two offenders failed again unfortunately or
Speaker 12: fortunately might I say, they allegedly tried to steal a
Speaker 12: gentleman's headphones and he was also assaulted. That was about
Speaker 12: nine thirty am on Sekilda Road. Thankfully, all three victims
Speaker 12: sustained only minor injuries. Swift acting police arrested both teams street.
Speaker 12: So we've got a sixteen year old and a seventeen
Speaker 12: year old.
Speaker 5: Okay, So they will go into the crime stats for
Speaker 5: next year reflecting the story. Victoria is grappling with its
Speaker 5: highest youth crime rate since electronic records began. Yes with
Speaker 5: new figures laying bare the surgeon offending that forced the
Speaker 5: state government to strengthen bailor's Well, that was a sixteen
Speaker 5: year old and the seventeen year old. So into the
Speaker 5: stat sheets they'll go for next year. Good on you, Jody.
Speaker 5: It's six minutes to six.
Speaker 4: When you look at those numbers, the increases, it's not
Speaker 4: like it's a three percent increase or a five or
Speaker 4: a six percent increase. It's like thirty percent increases.
Speaker 5: I mean, how is that possible?
Speaker 4: Aggravated residential burglary up thirty point five percent?
Speaker 5: How does that happen? One double three six nine three
Speaker 5: Criminologists of Melbourne Russell is right, that is staggering for
Speaker 5: how how has that happened? Why does that happen? What's
Speaker 5: it all about? One nuble three six nine three? And
Speaker 5: what they eventually happen is that they'll catch them, they'll
Speaker 5: put them in jar Oh yeah, and they might get abashed,
Speaker 5: in which stage the Victorian taxpayer will write them a
Speaker 5: check for a million bucks. Mock Bell, mock Bell. Matthew
Speaker 5: Good is the name of that actor. And he is really,
Speaker 5: really good. But I can't work out why he's forty
Speaker 5: seven and I've only seen him in two things, and
Speaker 5: I've looked up his CV and he hasn't been much.
Speaker 4: Has he been a stage actor?
Speaker 5: Maybe? I don't know, but he has not been in much.
Speaker 4: You're right about Department Q. I'm up to third episode.
Speaker 4: How many are there?
Speaker 5: I'm going to say eight? Maybe he's right great and
Speaker 5: he's good. And my oldest boy watched it, and, completely
Speaker 5: unprompted by me, he said, I've watched that. He said
Speaker 5: that he might be the best actor in the world.
Speaker 5: He's way up there. I like him, he's got that
Speaker 5: he's prone to exaggeration. All right, Yes he should work
Speaker 5: in radio, Yes, yes, yes, But I think everyone here
Speaker 5: is agreed sadly that forty seven is too old to
Speaker 5: be the next Bond.
Speaker 4: Well, well, okay, so how many Bond Damon goes?
Speaker 5: Don't be a guest? Well, you know, he's got to
Speaker 5: take his kit off and the merge from you know,
Speaker 5: he's got to go for a swim and then come
Speaker 5: up out of the beach. No good of you know,
Speaker 5: they'd want to sign him up for man boobs. They'd
Speaker 5: want to sign him up for three, maybe five and
Speaker 5: three would take twelve years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, probably ain't got a bit longer.
Speaker 5: The tooth. What a banger. He's really good. They've got
Speaker 5: to because they sold it to who Amazon? Amazon? Yeah,
Speaker 5: well there's been my father. They're going to pee you
Speaker 5: or get off the pot, and they've got plenty of cash.
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Speaker 5: So the six. Jackie Felger has just sent us a
Speaker 5: video of that house fire and tour man. Whoa wow.
Speaker 5: We can we get that straight up on our social
Speaker 5: media so that folks can have a can have a
Speaker 5: look when the social media team get in. Okay, good
Speaker 5: Ilbi hi Ross do yourself a failure, we said Matthew
Speaker 5: Good The Wine Show.
Speaker 11: He completed the best three Seasons I think if you
Speaker 11: like him. He's brilliant in this series.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: Okay, So is that a drama series or is it
Speaker 5: just a show about wine? It's show about wine.
Speaker 4: He's on with another actor called Matthew Reese.
Speaker 5: Okay. I will watch it because I like wine and
Speaker 5: I like Matthew Good. So Matthew Good presenting the Wine
Speaker 5: Show will get me big story about wine this morning.
Speaker 5: Out of this, Yes, great news about wine. That's dominic west,
Speaker 5: isn't it. I'm looking at a photograph of the Wine
Speaker 5: Show Chris White, crime rates up.
Speaker 7: No bloody consequence.
Speaker 5: I like that. No bloody consequence.
Speaker 4: That's got to contribute a bit, don't they.
Speaker 5: So there is news about wine which we will have
Speaker 5: amongst all the other news of the day. Other side
Speaker 5: of this, it is six o'clock at a.
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Speaker 5: Seven six. I remember I remember reading once in the
Speaker 5: New York magazine This will be thirty years ago, an
Speaker 5: article that ultimately ended up being about road safety, and
Speaker 5: the opening paragraph was yep, that along the lines of
Speaker 5: the epicenter of road safety in the world is the
Speaker 5: state of Victoria in Australia. Stop new parrot. That's how
Speaker 5: it opened, yeh, because we were compulsory seat belt is
Speaker 5: the lot.
Speaker 4: And you know what's going on in the Northern Hemisphere
Speaker 4: right now is advertising Awards, the can Advertising Woods. For
Speaker 4: about twenty years we Victoria would win via the TAC
Speaker 4: the best the best social advertising in the world off
Speaker 4: the back of what the TC did so.
Speaker 5: And the reason I mentioned that is because front page
Speaker 5: of the Herald Sun of this morning. Australia has been
Speaker 5: given the green light to use age verification to implement
Speaker 5: its world leading social media band for under sixteens after
Speaker 5: a techno technological trial determined it would be private, robust
Speaker 5: and he's the most important word effective I know?
Speaker 4: Is this grass now.
Speaker 5: Every parent listening to this who says, oh, please please
Speaker 5: introduce it, please let it be effective? Well, the good
Speaker 5: news and plea and congratulations to us for being world
Speaker 5: leaders on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and a lot of lobbying that went on with
Speaker 4: regard to sort of media outlets lobbied hard. But then
Speaker 4: there was also an interesting group whose name. All of
Speaker 4: a sudden I can't recall Finch was involved with it anyway.
Speaker 4: How good. So the most important thing, of course is
Speaker 4: I thought, oh, well, maybe it's just going to be
Speaker 4: a signal. Right, so mum and dad could say to
Speaker 4: the kid, well, you know it's not legal, but it
Speaker 4: actually sounds like it's going to be effective.
Speaker 5: And there's only twos. There's only one thing that gives
Speaker 5: me a bit of well, the two things that give
Speaker 5: me a bit of concern when they introduce it. I
Speaker 5: would like to get a fifteen year old into the
Speaker 5: studio and say, get around it.
Speaker 4: It gives a workaround.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so just show me how easy you think it
Speaker 5: is to get around this band, because then that will
Speaker 5: give the authorities an opportunity to close that loop. The
Speaker 5: other thing that concerns me is that it's being unveiled
Speaker 5: on a Friday afternoon. Now things get unveiled on a
Speaker 5: Friday afternoon if they want to bury them in the
Speaker 5: desert of the weekend.
Speaker 4: But it was released on a Thursday afternoon, so it
Speaker 4: was in the Friday papers. Oh, you're saying the report itself.
Speaker 5: The preliminary findings of the Age Assurance Technological Trial will
Speaker 5: be announced by the Prime Minister on Friday afternoon. Unveiled
Speaker 5: on Friday afternoon. That worries me. Yeah, as Damien said,
Speaker 5: they call it putting out the track. The second most
Speaker 5: important story that day can be found on page twenty
Speaker 5: seven of The Herald's sun Ossi Winery Debauderley is said
Speaker 5: to be announced as the official wine of the Melbourne
Speaker 5: Cup Carnival. You're on your debaderly and that and the
Speaker 5: VRC And yeah it's got a photograph of two of
Speaker 5: our favorite people in the paper, Kylie Rodgers and Leander Bordley.
Speaker 4: Well what a great deal? Does it say? How long?
Speaker 4: The deals for three years?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 4: Well that's brilliant.
Speaker 5: Yep. The Bordley, one of Australia's largest family owned wine companies,
Speaker 5: will be announced as official winery of Flemington on Friday.
Speaker 5: So congratulations to the VC and congratulations to Debauderley.
Speaker 4: That's great news.
Speaker 5: I don't think Damie wants to know where the horses
Speaker 5: like wine? Well do they No, they'd probably like a
Speaker 5: wine with a horse. Dirve uh Free drugs are Tony Mockbell.
Speaker 5: The ISZAR has been awarded one million dollars by the
Speaker 5: Allen government over its brutal bashing. He's got one fifteenth
Speaker 5: of what farmers gone in drought relief because one fifteenth
Speaker 5: was it only fifteen mil? It was fifteen men.
Speaker 4: Well, let's passphases. Not over yet, is it?
Speaker 5: Put it in the context of the Grand Prix got
Speaker 5: three hundred and fifty million. Yes, six weeks ago we
Speaker 5: had a rumor in the River folding yesterday that said
Speaker 5: that the Grand Prix is about to cut down thirty
Speaker 5: four trees in ourbe park and no one contacted us
Speaker 5: to say that that's not true.
Speaker 4: No, that's right. So now they might indicate something.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, is there anyone put further flesh on the bones?
Speaker 5: Are the Grand Prix about to cut down thirty four trees?
Speaker 4: Now we did earlier discuss the youth crime numbers, but
Speaker 4: I think it's probably important just to sort of highlight
Speaker 4: them again.
Speaker 5: Victoria is grappling with its highest youth crime rates since
Speaker 5: electronic records began. When do you reckon electronic records.
Speaker 4: Began nineteen ninety five?
Speaker 5: Wow? Okay, I thought it might have been only in
Speaker 5: that with new figures laying bear the surgeon offending that
Speaker 5: forced the state government to strengthen bail laws. And you said,
Speaker 5: it's not as if they've gone up ten and they've
Speaker 5: got thirty percent.
Speaker 4: And my it's year on year, isn't not Yeah, it's
Speaker 4: it's how are we lapping? As you know, I like
Speaker 4: to say Carthiff's are only up forty seven?
Speaker 5: Forty seven? Well, I told you that I was speaking
Speaker 5: to someone's speaking to someone who lives in mante Laza
Speaker 5: right about two weeks ago, and I came in here
Speaker 5: and told you that. In man Eliza, they say it's
Speaker 5: not a question of whether you're of whether your car
Speaker 5: will be stolen. It is a question of when will
Speaker 5: be stolen.
Speaker 4: So when did it? When? Were people laughing at Rebecca
Speaker 4: Judd a long time ago? Right? And well it turns
Speaker 4: out she might be right. He's right, not might be right?
Speaker 5: Steve, how old must bond a bond be? Because we
Speaker 5: found an actor Matthew Good it would be I think
Speaker 5: it would be excellent. Russell thinks he's too tall to
Speaker 5: be bond.
Speaker 6: He's too old. He's forty seven. Yeah, I mean Roger
Speaker 6: Moore was forty five when he got his first gig
Speaker 6: is bond, but they wanted him to earlier than that.
Speaker 6: But by the time he made ten seven bond movies
Speaker 6: and ten years and by the end of it he
Speaker 6: needed a sun Man Bossy to walk up a set
Speaker 6: of stairs. He was he was looking good at fifty four,
Speaker 6: but he was obviously physically he wasn't an athlete, not
Speaker 6: like not like Daniel Craig could have probably paid played
Speaker 6: another two Bond movies.
Speaker 4: But that's fair.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that's that's fair. Good your state and
Speaker 5: what else? Well? I do like this? Australia's first technology
Speaker 5: that will allow blind and low vision footy fans to
Speaker 5: follow live AFL matches will be debuted for Sunday's Western
Speaker 5: Bulldog Richmond class at Marvel Stadium. Isn't that radio?
Speaker 4: I liked my eye patch idea, the eye patching club colors.
Speaker 4: Just an eye patching club colors?
Speaker 5: What the blind people wear eye patches?
Speaker 4: No, because everyone's a one eyed supporter.
Speaker 5: H gota.
Speaker 4: Don't you reckon.
Speaker 5: Fortune out of that? For charity? Of course, the worrying
Speaker 5: article in the paper. It's a lovely idea. I just
Speaker 5: I have unable to emotionally cope with reading this story.
Speaker 5: Talk about burying the lead tell me us. Researchers have
Speaker 5: found that young tarantulas are adaptable enough to run at
Speaker 5: the same speed just after a day after losing two legs.
Speaker 5: They can run. Oh, yes, tarantulas can run.
Speaker 4: I have in my mind's eye, are running tarantula. Why
Speaker 4: would I I've.
Speaker 5: Never seen a huntsman run.
Speaker 4: Well, David Attenborough would have done something around you.
Speaker 5: Know what, I've got a huntsman down the bush about.
Speaker 5: Don't really worry me because I get my old friend
Speaker 5: mort mort En and I just go.
Speaker 4: But why do you do that? Don't you just get
Speaker 4: the flick them outside?
Speaker 5: But the world has been the fewer spiders, the better
Speaker 5: flicker outside.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Look, oh it's a homing rat.
Speaker 4: Yea, So they come back in. No, they've got work
Speaker 4: to do. They've got nature's work to do.
Speaker 5: Ross my huntsmand don't run. They just they abseil, Yes
Speaker 5: they do. They don't rune that mention being chased by
Speaker 5: a tarantul.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've ever used a Martine or a pebo. Really.
Speaker 5: No, it's greatfu and people are leaving Australia in the
Speaker 5: highest numbers since the pandemic, easing population growth and singly
Speaker 5: the end of a two year migrant boom and overseen
Speaker 5: by the Albanese government despite the fact that it promised
Speaker 5: to curb im migration.
Speaker 4: Where they're going, Well, that was my reaction. I need
Speaker 4: to do more reading about this. My assumption is that
Speaker 4: that was students going home. Remember how students weren't actually
Speaker 4: going home and there was this something. I know, whether
Speaker 4: we would.
Speaker 5: Call someone who used to be the treasurer of the
Speaker 5: country ones told that is not an education scheme. It's
Speaker 5: a migration scheme.
Speaker 4: That's right. So I think maybe that's what's happening. I'm
Speaker 4: not entirely sure, so I need to do a bit
Speaker 4: more reading. However, the bottom line is people leading.
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Speaker 5: If you see a spider, do you kill it nine
Speaker 5: O three two fifty to fifty. I'm a yes, russells
Speaker 5: at if you see a spider, do you kill it?
Speaker 5: New research from the University of Sydney suggests that heading
Speaker 5: a soccer ball can subtly alter the brain, even without
Speaker 5: immediate cognitive impact or concussion. Dr Nathan DeLange, postdocual researcher
Speaker 5: at the University of queenszlone. I think I get that.
Speaker 5: In other words, if you can cuss playing AFL footy,
Speaker 5: for example, it's fairly evident and you have to be
Speaker 5: taken from the field and go through concusis protocols. But
Speaker 5: I am assumed Dr Nathan the Lang that a heading
Speaker 5: a soccer ball is more subtle.
Speaker 11: Yeah, hey guys, it is.
Speaker 7: And that's the whole thing.
Speaker 14: And part of the reason why we're interested in doing
Speaker 14: this research is that soccer is one of the most
Speaker 14: played sports in the world. But when we do the
Speaker 14: skill of heading the soccer ball, you don't see obvious
Speaker 14: changes in any way that we're functioning. And so is
Speaker 14: this resulting and changes in the brain is something that
Speaker 14: we were particularly interested in.
Speaker 4: So doctor young young brains, Young young brains. I'm imagining
Speaker 4: such a good idea for let's say thirteen year old
Speaker 4: ago around heading a ball, especially if it was.
Speaker 5: Water locked on a dewey Saturday morning.
Speaker 14: Indeed, Yeah, that's a question that I think is starting
Speaker 14: to gain a lot of attention, particularly around the world.
Speaker 14: We know that particularly in other countries, for instance the
Speaker 14: UK and the US, there is bands on soccer players
Speaker 14: from younger ages doing soccer heading. This hasn't been enforced
Speaker 14: in Australia, but it is something that is under ongoing conversations.
Speaker 14: We really don't know exactly when soccer heading should be
Speaker 14: introduced at this stage. The advice is really just to
Speaker 14: exercise a bit of caution, and the other challenge is
Speaker 14: making sure that younger players are aware of how to
Speaker 14: safely head.
Speaker 11: A soccer ball as well.
Speaker 14: So sometimes the blanket bands are a bit challenging to
Speaker 14: enforce because ensuring proper technique is important as well.
Speaker 5: Ok, could you end up in a situation you know,
Speaker 5: I've I go and watched junior footy around mind neck
Speaker 5: of the woods. There are some teams where every single
Speaker 5: player wears a helmet and teams that don't. Would you
Speaker 5: have games between sides who head the ball and those who.
Speaker 14: Don't absolutely, and I think definitely in definitely the style
Speaker 14: of the game will dictate how much sockerheading has done.
Speaker 14: If there's a couple of teams that their style of
Speaker 14: players to kick the ball into the air behind the
Speaker 14: opposition's defense, then you might have games where certain players
Speaker 14: will be heading the ball quite a lot.
Speaker 11: Positions, particularly the.
Speaker 14: Center backs and defensive line will be heading the ball
Speaker 14: quite a lot. So there are definitely some games where
Speaker 14: you'll have a lot of headers and some games where
Speaker 14: you won't, and also some positions that will head the
Speaker 14: ball more than others.
Speaker 4: So doctor increasingly there are AFL players that are in
Speaker 4: the news that have you know, they have been a
Speaker 4: custer in their career and that's causing problems and issues
Speaker 4: with them later in life. Is there evidence that soccer
Speaker 4: players have got issues later in life?
Speaker 14: This is something that is ongoing debate as well. Certainly
Speaker 14: it's something that we're seeing in the professional soccer players
Speaker 14: in particular, but it's hard to disentangle these effects from
Speaker 14: other factors such as concussion, the repeated load of heading,
Speaker 14: other factors that like lifestyle changes for instance, alcohol, diet, exercise.
Speaker 14: So while there is some evidence where not one hundred
Speaker 14: percent confident, and particularly in the amateur soccer world, it's
Speaker 14: even less so. So it's something that's still ongoing debate.
Speaker 14: And what our research wasn't able to wasn't something that
Speaker 14: we were looking at in our research got only DoD.
Speaker 5: Dr Nathan Delang, post doctoral research at the University of Queensland.
Speaker 5: I don't know whether there's any telepathy between and and I,
Speaker 5: but I'm going to he's standing in the doorway. I've
Speaker 5: invited him to stand in the doorway. In the modern
Speaker 5: Ish era, which player would have been regarded as the
Speaker 5: most famous header of the ball soccer? Yeah, thirty thirty
Speaker 5: forty years John John Toshak. He's probably a been a
Speaker 5: lot further away than that. He's English and he was
Speaker 5: very tall. Yeah, Peter Crouch is who I've written down.
Speaker 5: I've written down Peter Crouch.
Speaker 15: He famously was asked what he would have done he
Speaker 15: wasn't a soccer player, what would he be? He said?
Speaker 5: A virgin Damien at the same time said in my ear,
Speaker 5: Peter Crouch, if you see a spider, do you kill it.
Speaker 5: The spread of sixty nine to thirty one melody, sixty
Speaker 5: nine percent of respondents.
Speaker 8: Said I would probably have to.
Speaker 5: Say narrow and thirty one percent say I'd rather not say.
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Speaker 15: Heathcitts you rat, I was watching the Bombers lose by
Speaker 15: seven goals last night in Perth to Fremantle, who won
Speaker 15: their fifth game in a row. No surprises there, That's
Speaker 15: probably what you expected, maybe even more damage than forty
Speaker 15: one points in the Aird with Essen And when I
Speaker 15: was growing up, my dad used to talk about the
Speaker 15: great Essen and sides back in I reckon. It was
Speaker 15: the late forties, early fifties, and there was a term
Speaker 15: use to describe their great players of a certain height,
Speaker 15: a group of them that weren't that tall. What was
Speaker 15: the term that my father used to.
Speaker 5: Use one nuble three six times three.
Speaker 15: Ron McEwan was one of those players. Greg Tait was another,
Speaker 15: and two very very famous Bombers were the other. Two
Speaker 15: who do there but the greatest players ever?
Speaker 16: Named?
Speaker 15: The top five Bomber players in history, these two would
Speaker 15: be in it. I said yesterday briefly that if I
Speaker 15: was to select a side for next year who I
Speaker 15: think will have the most improvement in it, it would
Speaker 15: be Essenant and I was laughed at. And I've been
Speaker 15: laughed at all my life. So I'm comfortable enough with that.
Speaker 15: I can deal with it, Russ. But I stand by it.
Speaker 15: And the reason I say that when you introduce eleven
Speaker 15: debutantes in a season, some of that's been forced upon
Speaker 15: them by so many injuries. You're going to get a
Speaker 15: couple of gems out of that. I think they're going
Speaker 15: to get more than a couple of gems. You've already
Speaker 15: seen Clark and Roberts made or good last night. Caddy
Speaker 15: had a pretty handy game Vigo Vizentini and the Rocket.
Speaker 15: His first game was it was fine. He did all
Speaker 15: he had to do. Kako, Luel Johnson. They were players
Speaker 15: and a ten out. So you bring of those ten,
Speaker 15: probably eight are going to be there for the future.
Speaker 15: One of the players who has to stand up next
Speaker 15: to you is Ben McKay. They're so important and obviously
Speaker 15: sack rud is a key defender who just has been
Speaker 15: injured so much.
Speaker 5: But they look good.
Speaker 15: And then the Dockers on the other hand, you saw
Speaker 15: what Luke Jackson can do, and he's running around like
Speaker 15: a rock rover, playing the ruck, kicking three goals, getting
Speaker 15: heavy possessions, and when he's on, Luke Jackson's kind of
Speaker 15: right up there and the best players in the game
Speaker 15: because he's such a unique player. He plays putty bit
Speaker 15: like a guy called Tom McCarney with that mobility, and
Speaker 15: you can see why both of them are such hot
Speaker 15: property and why Luke Jackson is a better player without
Speaker 15: Sean Darcy in the side. He just has to be
Speaker 15: number one ruckman, as most of them do. They just religive.
Speaker 5: Betch.
Speaker 15: Dangerfield plays his three fiftieth games a night for Jaelong
Speaker 15: at GMHBA Stadium. People obviously ask the question, where does
Speaker 15: he rate in terms of great players. I'll say this
Speaker 15: about Patrick Dangerfield. There's a game you play on the beach.
Speaker 15: I think it's called sticks. That game flag Saints rus flags.
Speaker 15: So you lie on your gut incredible in the opposite
Speaker 15: direction to where you're going to run, and whistle goes.
Speaker 15: You jump to your feet and split down and try
Speaker 15: and grab the flag first.
Speaker 4: So there'll be eight sprinters, but seven flags.
Speaker 15: He would win that any AFL Olympics. He would have
Speaker 15: been that every time. I've never seen a blike you're
Speaker 15: not meant to go to your feet. You'll tell your
Speaker 15: kids to keep your feet, keep your feet. He goes
Speaker 15: to his feet and then he's like a cat and
Speaker 15: the explosion, the combination of power and speed. But that
Speaker 15: bloke is up there with probably Gary atwt Sen or
Speaker 15: something like that.
Speaker 5: He's talking about Patrick dangerfeet. I don't know the answer
Speaker 5: to your question, but I wonder whether it involves the
Speaker 5: word squadron. Yeah, it's pretty close. Involved Phil Boyd from
Speaker 5: Clifton Spring. There was Dick Reynolds, and there.
Speaker 15: Was Hatchee, Bill Hutchison, Greg Tape and Ron McEwan.
Speaker 5: They were the Mosquito Fleet. Oh oh, I thought that
Speaker 5: was Carton Carlton.
Speaker 15: Later on, your Mosquito Fleet were a bombits. They had
Speaker 15: one before that. They went in the twenties. They had
Speaker 15: another one late fortiesh ten fleets.
Speaker 5: Good answer, jump of the line. Now, what has been
Speaker 5: the highlight of the week for you in any form?
Speaker 5: Peak of the week.
Speaker 2: For Harvey Norman, it's time for peak of the week. Yeah,
Speaker 2: call now and tell us your highlight of the week.
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Speaker 5: the peak of your week, personal or public? In any four.
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Speaker 5: Have we found that audio, Damen that I sent to you.
Speaker 5: It's not the live audio, but it is confirmation. It
Speaker 5: is the Graham Norton Show being hosted by someone else
Speaker 5: other than Graham Norton, but they are interviewing the English
Speaker 5: footballer Peter Crouch.
Speaker 17: When you were asked in an interview, what would you
Speaker 17: be if you weren't a footballer and you replayed a virgin?
Speaker 5: That's the peak of my way. That's you would have
Speaker 5: thought I would have heard that sports quite before. But anyway,
Speaker 5: that's Peter Crouch who played. I think they said for Liverpool.
Speaker 4: I've got a new local. It's called the Tiplane. I
Speaker 4: was there yesterday. Now I am informed that a nine
Speaker 4: dollar pint. Nine dollars for a pint of beer is
Speaker 4: a seriously good price.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would have to be informed of that too,
Speaker 5: but I'm thinking it's more. I'm looking at the resident
Speaker 5: alcoholics scorture. Is it fourteen dollars? Is that the norm?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: So fourday or fifteen So.
Speaker 4: This is a happy hour, but a happy hour nine
Speaker 4: dollar pint.
Speaker 5: Coming join us for peak of the week. And peak
Speaker 5: of the week for Scorcher was when we took calls
Speaker 5: during the week on the worst three word combinations off
Speaker 5: the back of the fact that there is an epidemic
Speaker 5: in Australia at the moment of a thing called rat
Speaker 5: lungworm disease, and we enjoyed things like suburban rail loop
Speaker 5: and Montague Street.
Speaker 4: Bridge and massive ordnance penetrator penetrator.
Speaker 5: Scorch said that for some reason he quite enjoyed the
Speaker 5: listener who rang up and said middle order collapse. It
Speaker 5: was outstanding, was outstanding. There's just something that was outstanding.
Speaker 5: And Damien's highlight is Patrick Dangerfield's grandmother.
Speaker 2: It is a nice person.
Speaker 5: There you go, Daniel peak of the week, all Chance.
Speaker 8: My peak of the week was when you Russell stuck
Speaker 8: up for the spidersing mate, Russ, my five year old
Speaker 8: son picks up and puts him outside. I think you
Speaker 8: need to top it up a bit.
Speaker 4: Well, sixty of the listeners were on.
Speaker 5: I was surprised about that. Sixty of people don't kill spiders.
Speaker 5: They are God's creatures. That's right amongst the worst of God,
Speaker 5: amongst his worst ideas. By the way, if you're listening
Speaker 5: to God. Louise Pegga of the week.
Speaker 18: My peg of the week was we were privileged to
Speaker 18: go to the preview night at LightScape last night in
Speaker 18: the city.
Speaker 4: And what is LightScape.
Speaker 18: It's in the botanical gardens and there's all these different
Speaker 18: light displays to music and all sorts of things, and
Speaker 18: you get to see the beauty of the trees.
Speaker 4: At my time, fantastic.
Speaker 5: I think I've been a few years ago. Yeah, Lavinia
Speaker 5: was standing in front of it last night. I believe Louise,
Speaker 5: we probably I got the impression she sort of just
Speaker 5: stands in the Botanic Garden for hours on end. Glenn, Yeah,
Speaker 5: good morning.
Speaker 19: My peak of the week was last night watching the
Speaker 19: Channel nine news.
Speaker 11: There was a story about three has.
Speaker 19: Been busted for ten million dollars worth of fake handbags, watches,
Speaker 19: all that sort of stuff, and the spokesperson for the
Speaker 19: New South Wales.
Speaker 11: Police was a guy by the name of Peter Foe.
Speaker 19: Faux. I thought, that is that's that's brilliant. And about
Speaker 19: three stories later there's a story about a new diet,
Speaker 19: a fasting diet, and the guy who came up with
Speaker 19: it was Professor Fuller.
Speaker 5: Too good, that is magnificent. Yeah, faux meaning faux fake
Speaker 5: French for fake, fake designer bags by Peter Foe and
Speaker 5: a diet story by Professor Fuller nominative determinism.
Speaker 4: Well, you've got to say thanks for thinking of us, Glenn.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and good on you, Glenn McGlenn. My favorite would
Speaker 5: be years ago the head of D twenty four, which
Speaker 5: used to run the police emergency was Superintendent Dave Triplow. No, yes,
Speaker 5: t r ip l Ow.
Speaker 4: So he had no choice in life.
Speaker 5: That's where he was always going to win that David.
Speaker 9: Good morning, R and I might pick the week was
Speaker 9: my beautiful daughter and my son in law give us
Speaker 9: our first grandchild Wednesday night and getting in after work
Speaker 9: last night to hold little Freddy in my arm for
Speaker 9: the first time.
Speaker 5: So this is where the little Freddy, David, this is
Speaker 5: where Damien is going, and may your first child be
Speaker 5: a masculine child. From they've got there, They've got the
Speaker 5: godfather's wish. David with a little Freddy.
Speaker 11: And I hoped that their first child be a masculine child.
Speaker 5: Who was that away? He was waiting to see Don Corleone?
Speaker 5: Was it Luca Brasi? Was it? We know what Luca
Speaker 5: Brasi ended up doing? Then we run them. He ended
Speaker 5: up sleeping with the fishes, sapie.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 7: My pick up a week was yesterday, Fellas I decided
Speaker 7: to mass burn in a plant pot or my underpants
Speaker 7: because since since my underpanter retired, my wife's been buy
Speaker 7: me these cheap underpants. And on the back they've got
Speaker 7: screen printed the front.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 7: Let's how you know it's the back because the screen
Speaker 7: printings on the back. But you watch him a few
Speaker 7: times and that goes away, and you don't know that
Speaker 7: front from the back. And if you haven't got your glasses.
Speaker 7: I'm like yesterday when I put them on, I put
Speaker 7: them on backwards and like my three bedroomhouse in Richmond
Speaker 7: and had no ballroom.
Speaker 5: Now, Sabby, did you have first hear that expression on
Speaker 5: this program when they when there was a fire as
Speaker 5: had killed the town hall.
Speaker 7: No, I didn't hear that one.
Speaker 5: That's that's all your round work. Now, that was described
Speaker 5: at the time, and so killed there's bad fires and
Speaker 5: killed the town hall, and it was said to resemble
Speaker 5: Warwick cap of shorts. Afterwards there was no ballroom.
Speaker 4: Did be saying when he lost his underpants, what's your
Speaker 4: un the.
Speaker 5: Panther so.
Speaker 7: And he passed away. He used to be you know
Speaker 7: that button factory in fitz Roy. The button used to
Speaker 7: be near there.
Speaker 5: Did you get designer roundings?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you go and eat yup.
Speaker 5: Mender. That's Soapy's own smoking ceremony, isn't it'll be a
Speaker 5: great smoking ceremony where someone just brought out all their
Speaker 5: red grundies and said five of them Robin Pig of.
Speaker 6: The week, Oh, good morning.
Speaker 13: I was actually going to say ac JC, but I
Speaker 13: think the guy before me his call was brilliant.
Speaker 5: But go ahead and say a c DC Robin.
Speaker 13: What was the peggy you guys announcing ac DC is
Speaker 13: coming to Australia. They're from my ear up massive can't
Speaker 13: wait to go.
Speaker 5: Well, we're just hoping that the rim ifile caller is
Speaker 5: right in saying two concerts November twelve, which is a Wednesday,
Speaker 5: and sixteenth, which I think is a Sunday, and just
Speaker 5: be huge.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, And Robin, I'd written down on one of
Speaker 4: my peaks of the week was or just Lord Mayor's
Speaker 4: enthusiasm for celebrating It's a long Way to the Top, which.
Speaker 5: Is feb twenty three next year, but only Robin and
Speaker 5: we did the World Cup of ac DC Songs yesterday
Speaker 5: and the winner was It's a long Way on the Top.
Speaker 5: Appropriately Damien, Good morning, How are we this morning?
Speaker 3: Boys?
Speaker 5: Good pick of the way.
Speaker 9: I got to got married to my partner last Saturday,
Speaker 9: which was nice?
Speaker 5: Nice anything else, Damien?
Speaker 9: And my second one was I've got my chocal licens
Speaker 9: on Wednesday?
Speaker 3: Boys.
Speaker 4: Oh, nicely done, Damien. Don't I seem to rank them?
Speaker 5: Hey, Damien, give us a two? Why does that made
Speaker 5: my morning?
Speaker 4: That's wonderful?
Speaker 5: And how do I know that that is immediately going
Speaker 5: to reassociated every time the name Ricky Nixon is mentioned.
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Speaker 20: Hither Ross and good Friday morning, RUSS. President Trump continues
Speaker 20: to say, at least publicly, he's not ready to make
Speaker 20: the call to involve the US in the Seven day
Speaker 20: Seven Day Old War between Israel and Iran.
Speaker 15: I like to make a final decision one second before
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Speaker 20: More from CBS White House correspondent Ed o'keef.
Speaker 5: CBS News has learned the President approved on specified attack
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Speaker 5: Ron agrees to abandon it's nuclear program.
Speaker 20: Trump has just bought himself some time, with his Press
Speaker 20: secretary saying he'll make his decision within the next two
Speaker 20: weeks to enlarge the window for any possible negotiations. Israeli
Speaker 20: PM Benjamin Netanyah, who is of course hoping Trump will
Speaker 20: quickly agree to join operations to try and blow Iran's
Speaker 20: new facilities to oblivion. Speaking on CNN, he's heaping praise
Speaker 20: on the President.
Speaker 16: He's a tremendous friend, a tremendous world leader, a tremendous
Speaker 16: friend of Israel and the Jewish people.
Speaker 5: The partnership with President.
Speaker 4: Trump, with whom I speak to almost every day, is incredible.
Speaker 20: Meanwhile, the American military is pre positioning aircraft carriers and
Speaker 20: strike groups in the region, and the US State Department
Speaker 20: is evacuating non essential diplomats and their families from the
Speaker 20: US Embassy in Israel. We end our week with you
Speaker 20: with a whopper of a big dollar sports sale. Mark Walter,
Speaker 20: the majority owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball franchise,
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Speaker 21: This twenty twenty NBA Championship belongs to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Speaker 20: That's the last time the Lakers finished atop the NBA.
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Speaker 5: I'm excited. I think we needed to change. What did
Speaker 5: the new orner need to do? Ben?
Speaker 20: The Lakers last changed hands all the way back in
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Speaker 22: Happy Friday morning, guys. Now, if you're going to the dentist, Well,
Speaker 22: you might want to mute the radio for a minute
Speaker 22: or two. A few fee bit the stuff of nightmares.
Speaker 22: That's because in the Czech Republic, a twenty two year
Speaker 22: old fake dentist and two assistants have been charged after
Speaker 22: treating dozens of patients using instructions they found on the internet.
Speaker 22: The authorities say the three family members opened a surgery
Speaker 22: without a license in their home two years ago and
Speaker 22: treated patients without any relevant professional qualifications. And these weren't
Speaker 22: just checkups. The man extracted teeth, performed complex root canal
Speaker 22: work and applied anesthesia, all using information they obtained online.
Speaker 22: The illegal clinic has made more than a quarter of
Speaker 22: a million Ossie dollars. All three, though, have now pleaded
Speaker 22: guilty to a number of charges and face up to
Speaker 22: eight years in prison. However, what's interesting to note is
Speaker 22: that no one seems to know if any of the
Speaker 22: patients actually complained about their treatment. To the UK now
Speaker 22: where police are urging music festival lovers to put their
Speaker 22: mobile phones and wearable gadgets on airplane mode. It's particularly
Speaker 22: targeting dancers in the mosh pit right at the front
Speaker 22: the stage. Last year, Lefttershire police though did a massive
Speaker 22: spike in emergency calls during the Download Festival, which is
Speaker 22: back this weekend. The problem is that the gadgets mistake
Speaker 22: high energy dancing for a traffic accident, and many devices
Speaker 22: automatically dial the emergency services Ross and Ross.
Speaker 8: Next time you're in.
Speaker 22: The mosh bits, thrashing, slam dancing or pogoing, don't do
Speaker 22: yourself an injury or for that matter, inadvertently call for help.
Speaker 5: Lovely Devin, enjoy your London weekend. Back to the Czech
Speaker 5: Republic with a twenty two year old fank dentist. Yes,
Speaker 5: I are there any Feng Farriers listening? I don't think
Speaker 5: you could be a dentist at twenty two? Could you?
Speaker 4: You couldn't? I don't think so. It's quite as quite
Speaker 4: a long.
Speaker 5: I'm assuming it's a long.
Speaker 4: Is it sixties?
Speaker 5: Something like that? So Feng Ferry is listening? One Nuble
Speaker 5: three six nine and three. What is the youngest you
Speaker 5: could be a dentist in Melbourne? A little bit rima
Speaker 5: file's happened? One Numble three six nine three It's five
Speaker 5: to seven birthdaynnzo Yes, Damen. His grand final was one
Speaker 5: that said Kilda was involved in so twenty ten, Damen,
Speaker 5: Thank you, Karl. How what is the absolute youngest you
Speaker 5: could be a dentist in Victoria?
Speaker 6: Look the five.
Speaker 23: Year course of trope, So if you were eighteen year twelve,
Speaker 23: that will take you at twenty three. If that, if
Speaker 23: you skip the year at high school, you could be
Speaker 23: twenty two.
Speaker 5: There you go, Carl, that's too young to be. If
Speaker 5: you walk in and you see your dentist is twenty three,
Speaker 5: I'm turning around and walking out and I'm onto something here,
Speaker 5: what's the perth we've done? And what's the perfect age
Speaker 5: for bond? What's the perfect age for a dentist? Oh?
Speaker 5: Dear right, remaphile time.
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Speaker 5: Note after seven. We should be justly proud of the
Speaker 5: fact that Victoria is the world leader in road safety.
Speaker 5: Willn't be great of Australia was the world leader in
Speaker 5: age and social media bands for under sixteen. Australia has
Speaker 5: been given the green light to use age verification after
Speaker 5: a trial determined it would be private, robust and effective.
Speaker 5: Professor Richard Buckland, Professor in Cyber Crime, School of Commuter
Speaker 5: Science and Engineering at the University of New South Wales, Professor,
Speaker 5: grateful for your time. When it's introduced, will your common
Speaker 5: or garden fifteen year old be able to get around it?
Speaker 24: Well, that's the minion dollar question, isn't it. They have
Speaker 24: done a trial on school children, but of course they
Speaker 24: won't as motivated. I think inevitably fifteen year olds are
Speaker 24: pretty good and we'll get some getting around it, but
Speaker 24: most won't.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm professor here, I am. I'm assuming that you
Speaker 4: are pro this.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 24: I from a child safety point view, I think it
Speaker 24: gets fantastic that we're I mean, I'm never pro censorship,
Speaker 24: but in some cases I think protecting.
Speaker 5: Children is great.
Speaker 24: But I do have a concern Russell, what is that
Speaker 24: privacy for adults not for the children. I'm slightly nervous
Speaker 24: that really the only way of doing proper age verification
Speaker 24: ultimately risks identifying everyone who uses social media, adults who
Speaker 24: are allowed in as well as children who aren't. And
Speaker 24: we've seen in America that can actually cause problems when
Speaker 24: you're government knows who's doing what.
Speaker 4: So this is the unintended consequence.
Speaker 5: So could you articulate what your main professor to give
Speaker 5: us an example of what you think would be a
Speaker 5: dreadful thing to.
Speaker 24: Happen if you wanted to say something on social media
Speaker 24: but it wasn't safe for you to say so, so
Speaker 24: you're in a repressive regime to say, which obviously we're not.
Speaker 24: Or in America, for example, you can't get into America
Speaker 24: now if you've said things that are critical to Trump.
Speaker 24: We've seen examples of that sometimes happening, and there's no
Speaker 24: it's just hard to know how far that can go.
Speaker 24: So I quite like social media being a place where
Speaker 24: people can just talk and express opinions without having a
Speaker 24: chilling effect of worrying that what might be used against them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I get you, but I prioritize the safety of
Speaker 5: children ahead of Yeah.
Speaker 24: No, absolutely absolutely. I think the benefits to children's fantastic,
Speaker 24: and the privacy concerns for adults I'm sure can be
Speaker 24: solved with legislation, just you know, banning people from using
Speaker 24: or keeping this information and just.
Speaker 5: Taking out a point that Russell made before we spoke
Speaker 5: with you, you would be able to say to your
Speaker 5: I got two under sixteen. You would would be able
Speaker 5: to say to them, hey, this isn't a guideline, this
Speaker 5: is the law. Yes.
Speaker 24: Yes, the same thing happened with masks. If you remember
Speaker 24: in New South Wales masks on trains during COVID. It
Speaker 24: was recommended, it was recommended, it was a guideline. Everyone
Speaker 24: kept doing it, and then one day glad to speragically
Speaker 24: in the premiere said no, you can't do it, and
Speaker 24: the next day everyone.
Speaker 5: Had more trains.
Speaker 4: Right, yes, precisely so, professor. Is any new technology require
Speaker 4: in order to make this work, as in make the
Speaker 4: ban work? Or is it just technology that already exists
Speaker 4: on the phone and it's just the application of it.
Speaker 24: Yeah, that's exactly right. That's and it sort of has
Speaker 24: to be that, I guess to make it work. You
Speaker 24: can't really expect to run to external expensive stuff. There's
Speaker 24: new AI which can analyze existing for those in existing
Speaker 24: video capabilities on phone, and then there's linking with existing
Speaker 24: databases like driver's license databases and government ideas.
Speaker 5: Okay, you're talking to someone who knows nothing about it.
Speaker 5: I don't have any social media at all. Does that
Speaker 5: mean a fifteen year old can't have a Facebook page?
Speaker 24: Yeah, if they're one of the I mean, we've heard
Speaker 24: a couple of goes that which companies are affected and
Speaker 24: which aren't. But if Facebook is one of the companies listed,
Speaker 24: then yeah they can't.
Speaker 4: Well and of course and what we absolutely know, Yeah,
Speaker 4: well Facebook, of course it let's say it mines the
Speaker 4: data of all of us, right and then sends and
Speaker 4: then sells that data on.
Speaker 24: Yeah, yeah it's and TikTok's probably even worse. So you know,
Speaker 24: absolutely this will stop children losing that data. And I
Speaker 24: guess saying things that can never be unsaid.
Speaker 5: That is great, lovely to chat with. You enjoy your
Speaker 5: Sydney weekend. I like the who's the other fella from
Speaker 5: the University of New South Wales. There's a great chat
Speaker 5: on economics Richard holand yeah they must have a bit
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Speaker 15: Patrick Downserfield three fifty games tonight along the Brisbane. Patrick
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Speaker 15: Toby Bedford comes from a place called Hall's Creek in
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Speaker 5: A creek one double, three, six, nine three straight.
Speaker 15: To our football games, Rusk.
Speaker 4: I'll give some winners, okay, and we're going to do
Speaker 4: passion as well. Yeah, we'll do that, Okay. It's a
Speaker 4: long versus lines.
Speaker 15: Along with a passion matter of nine. Given the currently
Speaker 15: second playing the reigning premiers.
Speaker 5: Assume they're playing it can't lose Park. They do lose there.
Speaker 15: He's got a good scoreboard too, if you need to
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Speaker 4: Going on, Okay, Carton versus Kangas.
Speaker 15: Kangaroos have got Charlie Comden back, who's significant given he
Speaker 15: plays key defense and count the board in Mark Pittnett
Speaker 15: to play alongside Tom McCartney is what I've been talking
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Speaker 15: same side. Davies's UNI's got to play four quarters of
Speaker 15: line breaking football. North Melbourne passion meda of seven. Wow, Okay,
Speaker 15: they're four dollars outsiders, so they rank outside.
Speaker 4: As North versus the Swan.
Speaker 15: Hey Sydney back in PAPLEI a Marty Golden Pepy can
Speaker 15: play footy. Yeah, Passion met six. I think Sydney can
Speaker 15: cause an upset.
Speaker 4: Okay, Collingwood versus and Kilda.
Speaker 5: Colin would to win.
Speaker 15: Colain would honestly Darcy Wilson play well again for Sint Kild.
Speaker 15: He's such a talent young footballer. He's just lost his
Speaker 15: way a little bit. Colin to win. Pasture Media was six.
Speaker 4: Okay, g WS Giants versus the Goldie.
Speaker 15: Two good sides both in the eighth. Passion Media was five.
Speaker 15: Come on, it's not fair, is it. It should be
Speaker 15: higher than that.
Speaker 4: It should be I've.
Speaker 5: Got to be honest for us. I can't. It's sort
Speaker 5: of been ter passionate of eight.
Speaker 4: But it's going to be good footy to watch.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, we has Tony would say, I think Giants
Speaker 15: can win this game. But Sam Taylor and Brent Daniels
Speaker 15: out of their side, they just don't get a clear
Speaker 15: go with it. The Giants. They make a step forward
Speaker 15: and they take two backwards in terms of injury.
Speaker 4: Heard around where this has been played, that game Giants
Speaker 4: versus Goldie.
Speaker 15: They said the Sydney Showground, Sydney shown Sunday one ten.
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Speaker 15: It's a game I'd watch with interest even if Richmond
Speaker 15: are ten dollars fifty. Outsider is Wi Dogs to win
Speaker 15: passionate of six? And did we get an answer?
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Speaker 15: You grew up on a dairy farm near or just
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Speaker 5: I would have thought, jump on the line now, jorin
Speaker 5: a discussion with us, you can either we will either
Speaker 5: ask you what is the perfect age for something? Or
Speaker 5: you can pose a question to ask such as what's
Speaker 5: the perfect age to get married?
Speaker 25: Seven thirty?
Speaker 5: Great question? What's the age of reasons?
Speaker 23: Wow?
Speaker 5: And we have no idea how this is going to work.
Speaker 5: So I saw a movie once in which someone said
Speaker 5: to a famous writer, look how do you start? And
Speaker 5: he says, you get the typewriter paper in it, and
Speaker 5: you just clacking keys, just get going. So we have
Speaker 5: been discussing join us, folks, if you want one to
Speaker 5: two in any form, you're going to ask us a question,
Speaker 5: or you're going to answer one of the questions we're
Speaker 5: going to pose. We've been discussing perfect ages this morning
Speaker 5: because I floated the idea that this actor who's just
Speaker 5: surfaced called Matthew Good he's English. He is so good that.
Speaker 4: It's been around a while.
Speaker 5: Well, no, well he hasn't been in much. Yeah, right,
Speaker 5: he's in Department Q. Ninety nine percent of people never
Speaker 5: seen it. He was in the Offer. Ninety nine percent
Speaker 5: of people have never seen and he is really good.
Speaker 5: I thought he'd be a great Bond But you two
Speaker 5: tell me at forty seventy is too old.
Speaker 4: I do think, and he's too tall.
Speaker 5: But what's the perfect age for Bond?
Speaker 4: Well, the problem with that he could be he could
Speaker 4: You can do a Bond film when you're forty seven
Speaker 4: years old, but if you start at forty seven, I
Speaker 4: think that's the issue.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I even think it forty No, could he make one?
Speaker 5: One Bond movie? What's the perfect Let's not get distracted.
Speaker 5: What is the perfect age for a range of things?
Speaker 5: What is the perfect age for Bond? You said thirty nine,
Speaker 5: I say forty.
Speaker 16: Scorch just says you can't do parkour at forty seven,
Speaker 16: So yeah, thirty seven.
Speaker 5: Thirty seven Okay. And then we heard from Gavin Gray
Speaker 5: about a dentist who was practicing on people without a
Speaker 5: license in the Czech Republic. He was a dentist. He
Speaker 5: was twenty two, twenty two is too young to be
Speaker 5: a dentist?
Speaker 4: Well, he used Google and YouTube to work out how
Speaker 4: to be a dentist.
Speaker 5: What's the perfect age for a dentist? Thirty eight, I've
Speaker 5: become fifty.
Speaker 4: I'm late twenties. I'm up for that, late twenties because
Speaker 4: they're ambitious people, dentists.
Speaker 5: Right, I've written a list. I've probably got fifteen things
Speaker 5: on it. One number three six downe three. We're just
Speaker 5: what did Jimmy Hendrix said, Woodstock? You believe if you wonder,
Speaker 5: we're just Yemen, come and join us. One number three,
Speaker 5: six down three.
Speaker 4: All right, what's the I've got one for you? Ross.
Speaker 4: What's the perfect age to stop work?
Speaker 5: I would say never.
Speaker 4: I'm with you on that. I'm totally with you on that,
Speaker 4: But other boy would disagree.
Speaker 16: Forty three meeting No, no, no, seventy five.
Speaker 4: Seventy five okay, fair enough.
Speaker 5: What is the perfect age to be the president of
Speaker 5: the United States?
Speaker 4: Good question?
Speaker 16: Fifty five? Oh no, I know it's a bit younger.
Speaker 4: That lot older than that. I got sixty two, even
Speaker 4: older than that.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, we could give it a number.
Speaker 4: Seventy one, seventy one.
Speaker 5: What do you.
Speaker 16: Got perfect as you get a mobile phone on the list?
Speaker 4: Very good? Twelve yep, no, sixteen? Sure, well they're not
Speaker 4: going to yeah we they're not going to want him now.
Speaker 5: And here is the tough parent. He has the luxury
Speaker 5: because you ever have to deal with it. I have
Speaker 5: to deal with it.
Speaker 4: That's not entirely true. I didn't have to deal with
Speaker 4: this right?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: Did?
Speaker 5: Were you? You know, as bold as you are? Now?
Speaker 5: Can you can, Kate Burke please text me and tell
Speaker 5: me whether he was that tough in reality?
Speaker 4: Would you imagine that I was tough?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: Correct?
Speaker 5: What is the perfect age to be a supermodel?
Speaker 4: I did have that one on my little listener.
Speaker 5: Yes, I did twenty seven, I got twenty five?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, twenty nine.
Speaker 5: Okay, come and join us. We've got to pose a
Speaker 5: question of joining the discussion. Mark question.
Speaker 6: Perfect date, spood chain like that.
Speaker 22: Colonel sand is heifty?
Speaker 4: Isn't that great?
Speaker 5: Did Greg Norman not play golf until he was seventeen?
Speaker 4: I don't know the answer to that, but I love
Speaker 4: the I love hearing stories about, you know, success stories
Speaker 4: in business when they actually started very late.
Speaker 5: Ah okay, yes, well of course, Jesse from my favorite
Speaker 5: local restaurants. Started that restaurant when he was nineteen.
Speaker 4: Rights, all by himself.
Speaker 5: All by himself. What is the perfect age for a
Speaker 5: man to grow a beard?
Speaker 16: Seventeen?
Speaker 5: Oh seriously, yeah I did?
Speaker 4: Did you? I couldn't do?
Speaker 5: Thirty five? I'm fifty don't but this is three? W
Speaker 5: is the answer? I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: Exist forty nine?
Speaker 5: Good, that's what we want.
Speaker 16: What's the perfect age to retire from amateur footy?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Good question? Thirty one?
Speaker 5: Thirty five?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's probably better.
Speaker 5: OK. I was twenty five.
Speaker 4: Good. We're saying, and I should and I stopped way
Speaker 4: too early.
Speaker 5: Yeah. What is the perfect age to walk to school
Speaker 5: on your own? Oh?
Speaker 4: That's a cracker?
Speaker 5: Seven shit, I'm twelve.
Speaker 4: No ten. I think double fig double figures, double figures.
Speaker 4: You are now double figures. Therefore you can walk to school.
Speaker 4: I think that sort of makes sense.
Speaker 5: What is the perfect age to get married?
Speaker 4: It depends on males or females.
Speaker 5: I'm banned from answering, Yes.
Speaker 4: Which marries one, two, three or four?
Speaker 5: Come on school? Twenty recond thirty three, thirty three?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's probably it's controversial. Mid twenty twenty five for
Speaker 4: women and thirty five for men? Is that controversial?
Speaker 5: Probably?
Speaker 4: This is three w thank you?
Speaker 5: What is the perfect age for quantus? Playing?
Speaker 16: Seven years?
Speaker 5: Seven years?
Speaker 4: Well, they used to be that was used to be
Speaker 4: the average age with seven it's now double that.
Speaker 5: The last one I caught had an ashtray on the
Speaker 5: back of the door.
Speaker 4: Corners playing best age?
Speaker 5: What not?
Speaker 4: One?
Speaker 13: Not?
Speaker 4: One year?
Speaker 5: I don't want. I don't want one year. I want
Speaker 5: the gremlins, any potential gremlins out of the system.
Speaker 4: Months.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 16: What's the perfect age for your first kiss?
Speaker 24: Oh?
Speaker 4: That's cute? Is a kiss as in kiss kiss kiss, Kiss.
Speaker 16: Kiss twelve eighteen aden.
Speaker 5: Eighteen? What's what? It's the perfect age for your first drink? Responsible?
Speaker 4: Perfect days for your first drink? No? No, you need
Speaker 4: to be trained up like the French, the French and
Speaker 4: like the English force.
Speaker 5: Feeding the Burgundy age seven, holding them down and pouring
Speaker 5: it down there John a groat and Pete wants to
Speaker 5: answer some questions. Pet good morning, dear. What is the
Speaker 5: perfect age? Oh? Actually one of the existing one? To
Speaker 5: be the president of the United States?
Speaker 24: God going to present candidates, you'd have to say, I'd
Speaker 24: say it run fifty I reckon fifty.
Speaker 5: Okay, that's younger than we'd have.
Speaker 4: Hey, Pete, what's the perfect age to be a judge?
Speaker 5: That's a great question.
Speaker 11: Question judge.
Speaker 5: Sorry Pete takes under bottle. Your telephone line is terrible.
Speaker 5: The problem with the perfect age for judges in Australia
Speaker 5: at seventy you have to retire.
Speaker 4: No, you shouldn't do so.
Speaker 5: If you say it's if it's sixty, you only got
Speaker 5: a ten year run of it.
Speaker 4: Why do they have to run?
Speaker 5: I think you've got to have a bit of tooth
Speaker 5: in order to be a judge.
Speaker 4: I agree with you, all right.
Speaker 5: You've got to have seen the have been the flow
Speaker 5: of human affairs.
Speaker 4: So we can agree that the perfect day for judge
Speaker 4: is lemon chicken.
Speaker 5: They are one year? One year? Uh tease? You rushed through,
Speaker 5: wouldn't you bang? Gilldy not Gildy ten million? So that
Speaker 5: are you lost? Liam?
Speaker 13: Yes, perfect age for a dentist would be fifty because
Speaker 13: they've had quite a bit of experience. I used to
Speaker 13: work for an old certain who was eighty two and
Speaker 13: still removing teeth perfectly.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm with you. I want my dentist to have
Speaker 5: a bit of tooth.
Speaker 16: You're starting to lose your The problem you're not losing
Speaker 16: a little bit. You are not making in his thirties, right,
Speaker 16: So you've got to be worried.
Speaker 5: Now go to the dentist that he's fifty and what
Speaker 5: he's got that little picking thing and you go, mate,
Speaker 5: it's not meant he knows. Oh, Chris got a question.
Speaker 8: I've got a ross and ross. Forty plus years ago,
Speaker 8: when I was a young bigger in the army, I
Speaker 8: had a crusty old warrant officer that used to always
Speaker 8: di spent advice to young soldiers, and his one of
Speaker 8: his was have to pick the perfect age for your wife.
Speaker 8: And his calculation was, you have your age and add eight.
Speaker 5: You were seven.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've always thought it was half plus seven.
Speaker 5: Christ where were picking?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 5: Half plus seven plus seven.
Speaker 4: There we goes.
Speaker 5: Allow me to do something that's nice A crusty was that?
Speaker 5: Is there any type of warrant officer rather than a
Speaker 5: crusty old one.
Speaker 24: Mary, what's the perfect tide for a mountain climber or
Speaker 24: a bellerina called ballerina?
Speaker 4: So mountain climber or ballerina? Perfect dog?
Speaker 5: Did you say height or rage high?
Speaker 2: Hi?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 5: Idea. Well, no, no, I guess what's that?
Speaker 7: Five inches taller.
Speaker 4: The ballet arena. The ballerina's five inches taller than the
Speaker 4: rock climber.
Speaker 11: No, the perfect for either of them is five inches taller.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I got check because the rock climber is always
Speaker 5: doing that. And Marty, if I can say to Damien,
Speaker 5: can you find who was the rabbi? Jackie Mason who
Speaker 5: opines on the subject of ballet, and his concluding line is,
Speaker 5: why don't they just get a taller goyle? Which is
Speaker 5: nice observation about ballerrenas, isn't it, Well, they just get
Speaker 5: a taller goyle.
Speaker 16: Steve guys perfect age to be a horse trainer, Come.
Speaker 5: On, Ross, that's interest because you've got the Hayes boys
Speaker 5: quite young. Chris Waller would be fifty two, and then
Speaker 5: you had bart Bart training into his eighties. You'd, I
Speaker 5: don't know, I want a little bit of experience. But
Speaker 5: then you got to get up early because the lamb's
Speaker 5: oh maybe if you're geting up for a week when
Speaker 5: you're eighty, that's right, you might say, I might as
Speaker 5: well take the horse for agather. So to speak. Perfect
Speaker 5: age for a horse trainer is sixty one. What do
Speaker 5: you reckon? Stay? I reckon forty forty mar the perfect age,
Speaker 5: and it''s thirty in the waight.
Speaker 21: Old girl was walking around, flying around. Nobody knows why
Speaker 21: she was crashing into this guy. That guy once throws
Speaker 21: her around. Nobody knows why they're throwing her around. They
Speaker 21: don't know what they're watching because she's on ho toes
Speaker 21: all the time. She's always on her toes. That everybody's wondering,
Speaker 21: why don't they get a taller girl.
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Speaker 5: Seven minutes to eight after eight, We're going to make
Speaker 5: someone half a million dollars richer when we announced the
Speaker 5: winner of the Royal Melbourne Hospital Lottery Early Bird draw.
Speaker 4: Earlier this year, didn't we Yeah, we're doing it again.
Speaker 5: Half a million bucks prepular leaving Australia in the highest
Speaker 5: numbers since the pandemic abil risby former Immigration Department de
Speaker 5: WUD Secretary and experted immigration population to whom we have
Speaker 5: spoken before, nice to speak again. Will is we're speculating,
Speaker 5: is this student's going home?
Speaker 23: Yes, mixture of students going home, plus the fact that
Speaker 23: Australia had a record two point eight million temporary entrance
Speaker 23: in Australia during that quarter, so some increase in departures
Speaker 23: was to be expected.
Speaker 4: And are we going to expect a continuation of that
Speaker 4: as a trend?
Speaker 23: That's certainly likely, That's certainly what Treasury is forecasting. In fact,
Speaker 23: a Treasury is forecasting an acceleration in departures over the
Speaker 23: next couple of years.
Speaker 5: And now why is that?
Speaker 23: Well, once again, it's a function of policy tightening. The
Speaker 23: policy tightening that the government has introduced over the last
Speaker 23: couple of years is starting to impact. And secondly, because
Speaker 23: of the size of the temporary entry cohort in Australia,
Speaker 23: it was inevitable to rise in departures would take.
Speaker 4: Place, and of all the numbers, is going to be
Speaker 4: big enough to actually affect the economy in a negative sense?
Speaker 23: I wouldn't think so. I mean, certainly Treasury is forecasting
Speaker 23: of very significant decline in a net migration.
Speaker 6: Over the next two years.
Speaker 23: It's projecting that it will settle at about two hundred
Speaker 23: and thirty thousand per annum. I frankly would be surprised
Speaker 23: if it falls that fast and that far, but let's
Speaker 23: wait and see. I think the government would need to
Speaker 23: tighten policy further to get down to those sorts of numbers.
Speaker 23: The other issue, of course, is the strength of the
Speaker 23: labor market. Our labor market has remained so strong and
Speaker 23: that has sustained very high levels of net migration.
Speaker 4: Bill In the sixties and seventies, there was, of course,
Speaker 4: this thing called the brain drain, where talented Australians left
Speaker 4: the country. Is there any evidence that there's some brain
Speaker 4: drain going on.
Speaker 26: Yes, OSSI citizens are leaving the country in slightly larger numbers,
Speaker 26: but that's been the case for a long time. Ozzie
Speaker 26: has intended to travel around the world get jobs in
Speaker 26: various places, around the world, and so we do experience
Speaker 26: some degree of brain drain.
Speaker 23: That's true.
Speaker 5: What Jim Chalmer's going to think about that, given the
Speaker 5: the only reason we're not in a recession is because
Speaker 5: of migration.
Speaker 23: Well he will be a little nervous about that, I'm sure.
Speaker 23: But policy is designed to get knit migration down, so
Speaker 23: that is the objective. So let's wait and see whether
Speaker 23: it does that. Whether he can make the balance between
Speaker 23: getting knit migration down and avoiding slowing the economy is
Speaker 23: the challenge that he faces.
Speaker 5: Good only Abil risv former Immigration Department Deputy Secretary and
Speaker 5: an expert in the field. Out of the eight o'clock years,
Speaker 5: we're going to make someone half a million dollars richer.
Speaker 5: When we announced the winner of the Royal Melbourne Hospital
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Speaker 4: And did we do earlier in the year when we
Speaker 4: did this was the recipient.
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Speaker 5: Seven after eight we are about to announce the early
Speaker 5: bird winner for the Royal Melbourne Hospital Home lottery. How
Speaker 5: much money The lottery sold out early this year? Yeah,
Speaker 5: not earlier this year. It sold out early, that's how
Speaker 5: successful it was, and earlier this morning seven am. To
Speaker 5: be precise. I think officials at the Royal Melbourne Hospital
Speaker 5: drew the winner at the offices of deloittees. That's it,
Speaker 5: and we are about to call the winner because the
Speaker 5: early bird winner wins half a million dollars in gold.
Speaker 5: How good is that?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 5: Half a million dollars, you.
Speaker 4: Know, and when the world is fractious, you know what
Speaker 4: happens to the gold price, don't you, Ross I do.
Speaker 5: Let's call that person and hope that they answer the phone.
Speaker 5: It is eight after eight.
Speaker 23: Hello, Ben speaking.
Speaker 5: Ben, I'm about to make a statement of fact for you.
Speaker 5: You are you are half a million dollars richer than
Speaker 5: you were when your phone rang.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, you're joking.
Speaker 5: You are the winner of the early bird draw for
Speaker 5: the Royal Melbourne Hospital home lottery made and you now
Speaker 5: own five hundred thousand dollars worth of gold.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: I'm in the car with the kids there, I reckon.
Speaker 5: That is wonderful, Ben. We're very pleased to be able
Speaker 5: to bring you that nears. And of course what you're
Speaker 5: doing is you're supporting the Royal Melbourne Hospital for a start,
Speaker 5: and your reward is half a million dollars worth of gold.
Speaker 5: What you got to do now? With you half a
Speaker 5: million dollars worth of gold. Ben is cross your fingers,
Speaker 5: and I hope that Donald Trump drops a bomb on you, because.
Speaker 4: You know what happens to the gold price.
Speaker 24: Step away from the button, Donald.
Speaker 5: Ben, this is wonderful and I can hear a car
Speaker 5: full of joy and you'll be dropping the kids at school.
Speaker 5: I assume Ben wonderful to be able to bring you
Speaker 5: that news from three W in Melbourne.
Speaker 6: Wow, thank you so much.
Speaker 14: I mean, yeah, the hospital is just an amazing cause
Speaker 14: and you know we love supporting it.
Speaker 8: But wow, this Never would have thought anything like this
Speaker 8: would happen.
Speaker 5: Keep your eyes on the road. That's Ben has just
Speaker 5: won half a million dollars in gold.
Speaker 4: I want to see a picture of Ben and his family.
Speaker 4: Is that possible?
Speaker 5: No? No, I think there's all sorts of I do
Speaker 5: notice in the terms and conditions that there are all
Speaker 5: sorts of provisions about anonymity being preserved if someone wants
Speaker 5: to Okay, got it.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The first thing that occurred when he's one half a
Speaker 5: million dollars in gold and I'm looking at Damian, I
Speaker 5: don't know whether it's audio or not. All visual in
Speaker 5: apocalypse now, he said, he was in the car with
Speaker 5: the kids. I think at one stage Colonel Kurtz has
Speaker 5: written a letter home saying, sell the car, sell the kids.
Speaker 5: Yes it isn't it?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 5: Yes? I was at Colby, not Kerk. Look at scorching
Speaker 5: my year straight away. The Rock Melbourne Hospital is always
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Speaker 5: accessible to everyone every day. And the website for the
Speaker 5: lottery is r MH Home Lottery dot com dot au,
Speaker 5: which we hear a bit about on this program. That's it.
Speaker 5: There will be nine thousand more prizes drawn today, nine thousand,
Speaker 5: oh including the house being drawn today, including the four
Speaker 5: point four million dollar grand prize in Sorrento. And it's
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Speaker 5: good morning, Where have you been?
Speaker 27: Good morning? I've been to Fancy Hanks. It's at seventy
Speaker 27: nine Burke Street at the top there.
Speaker 5: I've been.
Speaker 4: Have you been, Rutt, No, I have not, but I
Speaker 4: know that you can buy their sauce.
Speaker 27: You can buy their sauce as well, and you definitely
Speaker 27: should because I went on the hunt this week for
Speaker 27: something warm, maybe something with a fireplace, and then I thought, wait,
Speaker 27: I can do better than a fireplace. I need someone
Speaker 27: with a smoker. If I took myself to Fancy Hanks,
Speaker 27: and as soon as you get in it's upstairs. But
Speaker 27: then once you walk in that door. You can get
Speaker 27: that hickory smoky smell immediately. It's all deco fit out,
Speaker 27: it's beautiful.
Speaker 5: And it's all meat that's been cooked for a year.
Speaker 27: Yeah, they do a good job of that, but in
Speaker 27: a good way.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah. I had the brisket, which I noticed on
Speaker 5: the menu is sixteen hour smoked BARLEI fed angus this brisket.
Speaker 4: Nice, twenty nine perfect age for a brisket, perfect.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 27: I think that's what they do really well is obviously
Speaker 27: they use really good cuts of meat as well, which
Speaker 27: sometimes with barbecue you can use the cheaper cuts and
Speaker 27: kind of slow cook it. But as you've just told us,
Speaker 27: they do really good cuts and they cook it really well.
Speaker 27: So you've got to get double there. Let's get right
Speaker 27: into it. So you have to obviously get some ribs
Speaker 27: if you're going to do barbecue. I've got the half ribs.
Speaker 27: They're charred and that dry rub on the outside sweet enough,
Speaker 27: but obviously peppery smoky. You just want to rip each
Speaker 27: one off and leave the bones behind, beautifully done.
Speaker 5: What's the perfect age for a waiter?
Speaker 27: I would say twenty six.
Speaker 4: Thirty seven fifty.
Speaker 27: Actually, I agree with you.
Speaker 8: Guys.
Speaker 27: You want experience. Yeah, yeah, definitely. What about some chicken.
Speaker 27: I know it's not traditionally kind of as much into
Speaker 27: the barbecue. Are you into the chicken? If I tell
Speaker 27: you about the smoked chicken, yeah, it.
Speaker 5: Tell us about it. But you're not shifting me off
Speaker 5: the brisket.
Speaker 27: Well that's fair enough. I mean, I wouldn't try to
Speaker 27: shift you off the brisket. But you've gotta have some
Speaker 27: other things on the table. So we'll have some chicken,
Speaker 27: some furs, some smoked chicken. They've got the free range
Speaker 27: chicken thighs their juice on the inside.
Speaker 4: So something controversial here ross the vegan platter. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: reckon I could find my way around that.
Speaker 5: I thought the same thing. Fascinating smoked hormous nuts, corn ribs,
Speaker 5: pumpkin broccoli, pickles, coldslaw, and fries sounds good. God, fries
Speaker 5: aren't made from animals exactly.
Speaker 27: Yeah, that would be a whole other thing. I did
Speaker 27: put some corn ribs in front of you guys, and
Speaker 27: Russell said, what the.
Speaker 5: Hell is that?
Speaker 4: Not so keen on the look of that, But anyway,
Speaker 4: that's okay.
Speaker 27: No, the corn ribs are like this because they use
Speaker 27: obviously the smoker to cook it as well. It's flavorsome
Speaker 27: the whole way through. Normally they just get the buttery,
Speaker 27: beautiful but buttery. On top note, it was you could
Speaker 27: get the flavor through each kernel, which I was pretty impressed.
Speaker 5: Is it sort of a associate this with the south
Speaker 5: of the American South?
Speaker 23: You gone on a guard with no.
Speaker 5: That's blues?
Speaker 27: Could you even make out what they were saying?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's you're gonna there's a word been taken out.
Speaker 5: I can put it back in. When they got a
Speaker 5: Bob's Country bunker, did they not? And they try to
Speaker 5: leave without without paying, and the front of them and says,
Speaker 5: you're going to look pretty strange trying to eat corn
Speaker 5: on the cod with no redacting teeth.
Speaker 27: Keep the redacting in that. That's very good. What about
Speaker 27: all right, let me throw some random exact you What
Speaker 27: about a deviled egg? Yeah, yeah, a bit of tang,
Speaker 27: a little bit of paprika on there, you'll take it all.
Speaker 27: Some buffalo wings, oh yes, yes, yes, I think there's
Speaker 27: only four on the plate. So it's a nice little
Speaker 27: just starter, just to get your your tummy warmed up
Speaker 27: before we slap down and brisket. Very happily.
Speaker 5: We want some connection with this program. Had a meet
Speaker 5: a little place either in Nashville or I think it
Speaker 5: was in Nashville called peg leg Porker. Can you look
Speaker 5: it up, scorches peg leg poker, peg leg porker because
Speaker 5: the blogo unded only had one leg.
Speaker 27: Yeah, you could probably guess that one.
Speaker 5: The waiter came around at one stage with all this
Speaker 5: read mat I ordered, I asked to see the wine list.
Speaker 5: He looked at me as if I had suggested that
Speaker 5: we have a seance.
Speaker 27: He said, you're.
Speaker 5: Surely there's wine and fancys.
Speaker 27: There is certainly wine, of course, because it's you're the
Speaker 27: top of Melbourne in this city. You're going to go
Speaker 27: to Paris and you're getting wine. But can I try
Speaker 27: and bring you a little bit away from the wine
Speaker 27: because they've got lots of amazing bourbon cocktails. No, that's
Speaker 27: fair enough. Of course, they've got lots of beers as well,
Speaker 27: and they do beautiful local beers.
Speaker 5: Can you drink bourbon?
Speaker 27: Can? I? Yes?
Speaker 5: And I can enjoy it.
Speaker 27: I can enjoy it.
Speaker 5: I enjoy it, enjoy it.
Speaker 27: No, we're getting we're getting grimaces over here.
Speaker 4: I've got to ask one quick question.
Speaker 5: Now ask the other side of this rash. Fancy Hanks,
Speaker 5: seventy nine, Burk Street, Melbourne, Top Top End. It's twenty
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Speaker 5: Twenty eight after eight Take us out with just a
Speaker 5: little snippet from Fancy Hanks.
Speaker 27: Well, I couldn't convince you to try the bourbon, but
Speaker 27: what about a bourbon Sunday? Would you try that? Okay, okay, good, thanks,
Speaker 27: Let's do the Bourbon Sunday.
Speaker 5: Whatever happened to Ross Well one day Sunday, beginning of
Speaker 5: the end, that was it.
Speaker 27: Well, the beginning of the end really could be the platters.
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Speaker 5: all over again from five thirty am on Monday. See
Speaker 5: you then eight thirty.
Speaker 23: Have a good weekend, mister Walker, you too, Son,