Speaker 1: Thank your gabe.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Blake, I hope you're well. Good morning everyone,
Speaker 2: Welcome to Australia overnight. And now here's my grandpa.
Speaker 3: Australia's quiet.
Speaker 4: The night, it rolls on, the voices echo until the
Speaker 4: break of dawn.
Speaker 3: Through the dark.
Speaker 4: There's a guiding line three aw keeps us close.
Speaker 3: Tonight overnight we share stories and laughter everywhere, from city
Speaker 3: streets to the outbacks. Guys Australia tree.
Speaker 5: As station flies the midnight hours, the softly.
Speaker 3: The city wakes, the heart goes no. So these voice
Speaker 3: like a friendly.
Speaker 6: Brings the country close across this slam.
Speaker 3: Over night.
Speaker 7: We shared the a.
Speaker 3: Stories, laughter everywhere, Nino.
Speaker 6: Surfreeum city waksh it goes now, tony fokes like a
Speaker 6: friendly hair brings the country close.
Speaker 3: Cross this lad o the night.
Speaker 8: There you go.
Speaker 2: If you'd like to join the program. Thank you Blake here,
Speaker 2: welcome along everybody. Thank you to Dennis Walter here at
Speaker 2: three A. Have you leafing the team there at five
Speaker 2: double A, hello to you and welcome along for Australia overnight,
Speaker 2: and our great friends at six p ian Perth, Good
Speaker 2: morning to you wherever you are. You jump on the
Speaker 2: line it's really easy. A one double three, six nine three.
Speaker 2: We're going to have cleared the board after Dennis's top rating program,
Speaker 2: so you'll get through straight away. One double three nine three.
Speaker 2: Anything you want to raise on the program, little things.
Speaker 2: I've got a birthday today and I think we'll have
Speaker 2: a bit of fun with it. One of the all
Speaker 2: time great lead singers. We're going to talk about lead singers.
Speaker 2: And when I explained to you who are way and
Speaker 2: when you'll go wow, can't believe it. The person to
Speaker 2: whom you refer for Tony makes eighty to lead early
Speaker 2: but what a career. So we'll get to that in
Speaker 2: Just to tick other things, I want to talk to
Speaker 2: you about swimming pools. One of the great joys as
Speaker 2: a kid growing up in Melbourne. On a hot summer's day,
Speaker 2: sometimes it didn't even need to be hot. You'd don
Speaker 2: the bathers. You'd get on a tram. I was only
Speaker 2: four at the time. You'd get on a tram straight
Speaker 2: along High Street and get off of the old Moulven baths.
Speaker 2: That was as good as laugh got. And then they
Speaker 2: closed it down and they built the new baths, and
Speaker 2: then ended up working in the kiosk there. As a
Speaker 2: teenager there were girls everywhere if you wanted to If
Speaker 2: you wanted to meet girls, the best way to do
Speaker 2: that when you were about fourteen or fifteen was be
Speaker 2: the kid in the kiosk at the Malvern Harold Holt
Speaker 2: Memorial Pool. Wow and on a rainy day, you'll love
Speaker 2: this jay. On a rainy day, when it was quite
Speaker 2: often you have rainy days, even during spring and summer
Speaker 2: for the holidays and things, you go, oh, this is
Speaker 2: not a very good pool day. There's not going to
Speaker 2: be many people around. So the normal pool gang you'd
Speaker 2: get on a tram and dive around and end up
Speaker 2: Saint Maurritz, Saint Maurritz ice skating and that was just
Speaker 2: a great day as well. So we'll talk about swimming
Speaker 2: pools all around Australia one double three and whatever you
Speaker 2: may have done when it was a rainy day, you
Speaker 2: perhaps went to the beach. I know in the wa
Speaker 2: for example, it's more of a I'm going out on
Speaker 2: a limb here at w Way, more of a beach
Speaker 2: culture than a pool culture. Hashtag discussed one double three
Speaker 2: six nine three. You can jump on board two one
Speaker 2: double three eight eighty two. What else did I have? Dad? Oh,
Speaker 2: Australia's best song. So when you think about when you
Speaker 2: think about great music, and I don't want to turn
Speaker 2: this into a music segment, Oh, hang on as we do.
Speaker 2: When you think about wonderful Australian musicians over the years,
Speaker 2: is there a song that you would consider to be
Speaker 2: certainly in the top ten all time great Australian songs.
Speaker 2: Think about that for a little while. Give me a
Speaker 2: call one double three six nine three, and I'll tell
Speaker 2: you why a bit later on. And the other question
Speaker 2: that I had written down is where were you in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty six? Where were you? Where were you living?
Speaker 2: What were you doing for a job? Is still may
Speaker 2: be in that same role ineen eighty six and it impacts,
Speaker 2: not impacts. It involves very famous person so intrinsically and
Speaker 2: beautifully linked for such a long time. This great radio
Speaker 2: station from we're on broadcasting this morning. Three aw talk
Speaker 2: more about that as we go through the morning together. Okay,
Speaker 2: jump on board. Here we go one double three six
Speaker 2: nine three. We have no guests in this next couple
Speaker 2: of ours. Just after two, we've got we're going antiques
Speaker 2: and collectibles. We had a very special guest. It was
Speaker 2: Raymondo talking about why but Ray can't be with us
Speaker 2: this morning, so we'll wing it. We'll just fly by
Speaker 2: the seat of if you'd like to be part of it.
Speaker 2: One double three six nine three. Let's go first up
Speaker 2: to North Geelong. Hello, Baz morning, here you go as well,
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 9: I was heightned speech and Dennis he is busy.
Speaker 2: No, he's a bit busy old son, but he'll certainly
Speaker 2: be listening in his office this morning, Baz.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: In nineteen eighty six, I was a really I just
Speaker 9: finished school a cry tech yep ac DC opened up
Speaker 9: the cry Really that was the opening band.
Speaker 2: You're kidding. In nineteen eighty six, the Acadaca was down
Speaker 2: there at Caria.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there was a little fantastic.
Speaker 2: And where they perform inside the shopping center.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I got speak to Bond, Scott and the young brothers, everybody.
Speaker 2: Well, and how many people would have been like a
Speaker 2: massive crowd bears.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 9: There was a few gangs, the Cryer Boys and all
Speaker 9: aim boys. You know, we all had gangs back then.
Speaker 9: Things were a bit different as to what they are now.
Speaker 2: Well, there was still sort of what'd you say, a gang? Yeah,
Speaker 2: what constituted a gang back in the seventies into the eighties. Well,
Speaker 2: were you walking around with machete?
Speaker 11: Of course not.
Speaker 9: We didn't carry a knife. We used their fists.
Speaker 2: And how did that work out for everybody in the day, Bears.
Speaker 9: Well, if you've got to smack in the mouse, you
Speaker 9: got to smack in the mouse, and you've got to
Speaker 9: live to the next day, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And but not that we not that we endorse
Speaker 2: that at all, by the way.
Speaker 9: Bez, Yeah, I loved it. I lived to cry for
Speaker 9: eighteen years and I shited to North Gelong and I
Speaker 9: love it here. We've got a few problems with some
Speaker 9: bikey gangs. But I spent two years in prison. I
Speaker 9: didn't go to prison until ninety eight, until I was
Speaker 9: sixteen years old.
Speaker 2: For hell. So you did a couple of years, Bess.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I spent it with the Common Ceros and Ben
Speaker 9: Dodo's Fins motorcycle Club. Even meet some of the Hell's Angels.
Speaker 2: And so was that new to you to meet those
Speaker 2: people because you're going to meet them in prison.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I was fantastic, the best guys I've ever met.
Speaker 13: I ran two.
Speaker 9: Units, one called Fishburn West and the other called sal Amanda.
Speaker 9: But they gave me that right to do that through respect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you you never got inducted, have no time
Speaker 2: for that, no time for reduction. Did you ever ride
Speaker 2: a bike?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 9: Yes, so I was in the walmlocks for years.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go. Some great stories there, Bass good
Speaker 2: and you thank you for joining us and kicking it
Speaker 2: off for us this morning. Everybody has a great story,
Speaker 2: don't they look at the text already coming in. If
Speaker 2: you're sending you me, you can do that as well.
Speaker 2: Zero four double seven six nine three six nine three.
Speaker 2: You talk about that hold Halt memorial, Tony Maker, the
Speaker 2: pool had a high dive, Yes it did. Tout heated
Speaker 2: indoor pool love going there in the sixties. Well, I'm
Speaker 2: thinking stand to be corrected, but I thought the just
Speaker 2: trying to think.
Speaker 1: I think the.
Speaker 2: Old pool, the heated pool, if you like. I don't
Speaker 2: think that came on board at the Harold Holt until
Speaker 2: I'm going to say early part of the seventies. Stand
Speaker 2: to be. But somebody will confirm that one way or
Speaker 2: the other. The very famous Harold Holt Memorial, which is
Speaker 2: still her hysterical name for a swimming pool for those
Speaker 2: who know a bit about the history of mister Harold Holt,
Speaker 2: Prime Minister Harold Holt. One double three six nine three.
Speaker 2: We'll do this when we come back. Your cause will
Speaker 2: go to Ardie Leeann Vern you can jump on board
Speaker 2: as well. It is Australia Overnight. I'm Tony Mack. Good morning.
Speaker 2: Great songs from when you talk about wonderful Australian music,
Speaker 2: And now I know there's a zeleionum over the years.
Speaker 2: But if you were condensing it down to maybe the
Speaker 2: top ten, if that's at all easy to do, which
Speaker 2: I don't think it is, who would you put there
Speaker 2: at the very top of that list? And only because
Speaker 2: there's one in particular that often gets the nod as
Speaker 2: the best song Australian song of all time? What do
Speaker 2: you reckon that might be? And if it's not the
Speaker 2: one that you would think it is, then what have
Speaker 2: you got? What would you have in your top ten?
Speaker 2: One double three six nine three. Just talked about the
Speaker 2: year nineteen eighty six. We'll get back to those calls
Speaker 2: in just a tick. But if you look at some
Speaker 2: of those things that were happening in the year nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty six and you sort of forget really, the state
Speaker 2: funeral was held for Sir Henry Winnecke in Melbourne. Lauren
Speaker 2: macall arrived for a play Sweet Bird of Youth, the
Speaker 2: Great Lauren Bercall. W Wa and Tasmania had the re
Speaker 2: election of the alp in Wa and the Liberal Party
Speaker 2: in Tazzy Lyndy Chamberlain, now there's a name, was released
Speaker 2: from prison in Darwin after serving thirty nine months of
Speaker 2: a life sentence. Quickly, we'll forget. Nineteen eighty six. What
Speaker 2: a year I think it was. Bob Hawk breaks an
Speaker 2: election promised by lifting the ceiling on home interest rates.
Speaker 2: Paul Keating makes his infamous off the CAFF warning about
Speaker 2: Australia becoming quote Banana Republic. Anybody remember that? And nevill
Speaker 2: Ran resigns as the Premier of New South Wales and
Speaker 2: replaced by Barry Unsworth. Some great little bits and pieces
Speaker 2: of history there as you go forward. Federal Opposition leader
Speaker 2: John Howard's bended from the Australian House of Reps for
Speaker 2: twenty four hours after attacking the Federal Treasurer Paul Keating
Speaker 2: for huge travel expenses. Who would have thought, great mister
Speaker 2: Howard was suspended. We sort of forget about those little things,
Speaker 2: don't we a vern morning.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Tony. Now I want to tell you about
Speaker 14: in the early days they're down in the country. If
Speaker 14: you had a dispute with a bloke, what happened one
Speaker 14: gang against the other? Well, there's all fisticuffs like the
Speaker 14: other fellow seat. But if somebody pulled a knife, well
Speaker 14: the knife is sort of come from the newcomers that
Speaker 14: come into the country. But prior to that there was
Speaker 14: no knife. But if you pull a knaf that's a
Speaker 14: sign of a coward.
Speaker 15: Were you in a gang, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 14: If you pull the k off, they'll all pounds on
Speaker 14: him at the end of that. Now we've got loves
Speaker 14: with machetes. But they might have a gang, but they
Speaker 14: only pick on one or two or three people. And
Speaker 14: it's definitely not right. And this is a new wave
Speaker 14: and I don't really go along with it.
Speaker 2: No, well, of course, I don't think anybody really goes
Speaker 2: along with it. Thank you very much for that reminds
Speaker 2: me of the great song whether you want to be
Speaker 2: a my gang man, gang, my gang, you want to
Speaker 2: be a my gang? Of course he no longer gets
Speaker 2: in the airplay anyway. Tone just turned twenty one years old.
Speaker 2: That year was nineteen eighty six, just turned twenty one,
Speaker 2: lived in Briar Close, Narry Warren. Thank you for that.
Speaker 2: Margaret from Endeavor Hills, good morning to you. Thank you
Speaker 2: for that. Eighty six My son was four, my daughter
Speaker 2: was two. I was on a family leave from primary
Speaker 2: school teaching. Was working as a casual relief teacher several
Speaker 2: local schools. Fortunate that my mom and mother and I've
Speaker 2: lost the track of that you had disappeared, don't they.
Speaker 2: It's in the middle, is it? My mom and mother
Speaker 2: in law were available to babysit. Yes, very very handy.
Speaker 2: We're we off to Ardie morning, mister men argue.
Speaker 16: Good morning and Jay, Now, wasn't it David from Mount
Speaker 16: Waverley's birthday, the one that made your introduction thing.
Speaker 2: Many happy returns to a David. He's already sent a
Speaker 2: little email. Many happy returns, David in Mount Waverley. Yes,
Speaker 2: he wrote the lyrics for our opening song and then
Speaker 2: fed it into the machine and people seem to really
Speaker 2: embrace it, which is lovely.
Speaker 16: Well, all the best from Jim and I to David.
Speaker 16: And he also made a thing for me anyway, you
Speaker 16: reminded me about the pool that a lot of closed down,
Speaker 16: but may just reminded me. I've got to tell Nathan
Speaker 16: many not many years ago, about nineties, early nineties, I
Speaker 16: DJ the Pilot's party in their hostess and they were
Speaker 16: going amuck in the pool.
Speaker 2: They were doing what in the.
Speaker 16: Pool naughties, I won't say, Well, usually imagination and yeah,
Speaker 16: well yes, yes, I've said it all before, but I
Speaker 16: did think I'd end up dejaying a function like that.
Speaker 10: It's funny.
Speaker 2: We should write a book out of things we saw
Speaker 2: when we were young so called presenters at parties around Australia,
Speaker 2: certainly your case in mind around Melbourne, in people's homes
Speaker 2: where you'd set up the turntables, have the sound system.
Speaker 2: I was working for a blow called Andrew Noble mobile
Speaker 2: disc goes and you'd set them up and the party
Speaker 2: would go crazy, and then during the summer months people
Speaker 2: would end up in the pool.
Speaker 10: It's funny.
Speaker 16: I've got an ultimate song for Julie for a pool
Speaker 16: twisting by the pool din straight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what a great track that is. Are
Speaker 2: do you go and write that book?
Speaker 16: I should?
Speaker 2: Things you've seen in a swimming pool? Good work? Thank you.
Speaker 2: In Mini bitsly and.
Speaker 17: Morning Morning, Tony and Jay, you said can I cover
Speaker 17: three topics?
Speaker 10: Please?
Speaker 2: Sure you can cop because many is your likely and
Speaker 2: it's open line part of the Australia Overnight Program.
Speaker 17: Firstly, did you say lead singer turning eighty today?
Speaker 2: You would say it was John. It is the great
Speaker 2: John Foggery. Can you believe it?
Speaker 17: He is eighty four year water And if you look at.
Speaker 2: You look at their amazing body of work there. And
Speaker 2: what's the one album that many would have had going
Speaker 2: back into the seventies when that was released?
Speaker 17: One? I don't know what it was called. No, no,
Speaker 17: it was Cresent, but I don't know what it was called.
Speaker 2: I'll give you the initials of the title of the
Speaker 2: album c.
Speaker 18: F Yeah, no, won't come to you see one of
Speaker 18: the most defining albums of our life.
Speaker 2: Had many ways.
Speaker 17: And second topic nineteen eighty six, I was living in
Speaker 17: Rena Street, BONDI. I had my twenty first day. Oh yeah,
Speaker 17: and my mom got me a stripper. I always meant
Speaker 17: to get it back, didn't.
Speaker 2: So your mother gave you a stripper.
Speaker 17: Got me a striper. She paid for a stripper to
Speaker 17: come for my money.
Speaker 2: First what sort of a stripper at your twenty first?
Speaker 19: A male?
Speaker 2: Oh you didn't say that a male stripper?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: Well, well I didn't know. I just asked the questions.
Speaker 17: So my name.
Speaker 2: Was so your mother, how many people did you have
Speaker 2: there at the birthday party?
Speaker 17: Over one hundred?
Speaker 2: So one hundred of your closest friends. And so your
Speaker 2: mom says, look for you were a twenty first, there's
Speaker 2: a stripper coming out. The stripper will arrive around about
Speaker 2: ten o'clock. And everybody thought, oh, that's a really good
Speaker 2: idea for a twenty first.
Speaker 17: Oh, she didn't tell anyone. She didn't tell me. She
Speaker 17: nearly let it slip the day before, but she didn't.
Speaker 17: I mean, who's that coming down the hallway?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 14: I went duck for cover?
Speaker 2: Who's that coming down the hallway?
Speaker 17: And I worked at the SCG doing AFL matches, Rugby
Speaker 17: League Grand Final and a Ruby Union test.
Speaker 2: And you had work. Well more importantly, I'm interested, who
Speaker 2: has one hundred people at their twenty first.
Speaker 17: Oh, we had a like a semi detached house rental.
Speaker 17: I invited a hundred people and I think they all
Speaker 17: came fantastic.
Speaker 2: Was there any was there any wine there?
Speaker 20: Oh?
Speaker 17: There was lots of alcohol, lots of a thousand bucks
Speaker 17: of alcohol and a stripper. Well, yeah, Mum bought the stripper.
Speaker 17: I always meant to get it back and send one
Speaker 17: to her work, but I never did. And the third topic,
Speaker 17: what was your third topic?
Speaker 2: I have no idea now. I just chewed him out, Leon.
Speaker 17: I don't remember myself, but.
Speaker 21: Yeah, look, yeah it was.
Speaker 17: It was how I wanted my twenty first to be
Speaker 17: the traditional at home. And I got glory about some
Speaker 17: of the stuff I'm still using to this day.
Speaker 2: A little glory box. No good on you. It's always
Speaker 2: good to talk to you, Lee. And I just wonder
Speaker 2: how many people had a glory box. I know we
Speaker 2: had one at home. Sorry, keep hitting that with my glasses,
Speaker 2: forgive me. We had a glory box. Mum had a
Speaker 2: glory box. And it was all did you have one
Speaker 2: of those at home, Jay, with mum and dad? Or
Speaker 2: do you have one now for the kids. So those
Speaker 2: early dresses and christening gowns and things, we're all preserved
Speaker 2: in this thing called a glory box. Glory box.
Speaker 22: Yes, and yeah, my little daughter's got one. She's getting
Speaker 22: her glory box together.
Speaker 2: It's great and just like all those precious little things.
Speaker 2: A collection of trinkets and stuff. It's great to see,
Speaker 2: most of which now ends up on antiques and collectibles,
Speaker 2: which we'll be here just after two o'clock this morning.
Speaker 2: Harold hot Memorial Swimming Center public swimming pool complex, located
Speaker 2: corner of High Street Edgar Street, Melbourne, Australia, Built in
Speaker 2: the sixties by the Australian architects Ballland and Darryl Jackson,
Speaker 2: the Great mister Jackson. Yes, swimming Center considered to be
Speaker 2: the fine example of brutalist architecture. Built in twenty seven
Speaker 2: as a municipal swimming pool, renovated in sixty seven by
Speaker 2: Ballander Jackson to accommodate for the highest swimming participation numbers,
Speaker 2: and named in honor of Prime Minister Harold Holt. There
Speaker 2: you go. See, I would have thought it was the
Speaker 2: early seventies, but bang, you're right. The year was nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty seven. So we just thought we'd asked more about
Speaker 2: swimming pools. Wherever you are in Victoria, in South Australia,
Speaker 2: in WA, where were the swimming pools that you went
Speaker 2: to in those days when you were little. If you
Speaker 2: didn't go to the beach. And you could talk about
Speaker 2: the beaches too, because they were a very important and
Speaker 2: remain a very important part of Australian culture, don't they
Speaker 2: great beaches around Australia? One double three six' nine three
Speaker 2: For Australia, overnight good. Morning just ask the question earlier
Speaker 2: where were? You what were you doing growing? Up presumably
Speaker 2: the year was nineteen eighty. Six one, here Says Tony
Speaker 2: mak the. Fandom WHEN i turned twenty, ONE i got
Speaker 2: the key to the. Door within a WEEK i was
Speaker 2: shown the. Door how many that? Happened do Thank your
Speaker 2: third topic was, Yes, lee and you're right about. That
Speaker 2: that is the, song BUT i want to save it
Speaker 2: BECAUSE i reckon there'll be a list of, people a
Speaker 2: list of songs that people will. Nominate BUT i think
Speaker 2: that is the song that you. Mentioned there is the
Speaker 2: one that usually leaps into if not, two certainly, One
Speaker 2: if not, one certainly. Two thanks Arda Arthy overnight wishes
Speaker 2: For arthur And. David david says thank you to everybody
Speaker 2: for his birthday. Wishes hope you had a fantastic, Day.
Speaker 2: David what else did we have to cover?
Speaker 22: Off?
Speaker 2: Oh this is an interesting, One, Gaday tony had just
Speaker 2: turned twenty with this is in eighty six and just
Speaker 2: turned twenty, one lived In briah. Close my job was
Speaker 2: it says here to Admire. Chadston i'm thinking that should
Speaker 2: Be my first job was At Meyer chadston in the
Speaker 2: display department to good on, you thank you for. That,
Speaker 2: yeah the, old the Old chadsten shopping. Center got a
Speaker 2: fantastic email Which i'll read to you a bit later
Speaker 2: on about how the history of That chagston shopping, center
Speaker 2: who started, it and then how Mister gandell then eventually
Speaker 2: took it and just turned it into what it is.
Speaker 2: Today extraordinary email was. Fantastic pete, Morning.
Speaker 23: Tony here you going?
Speaker 2: Mate, well thank?
Speaker 12: You, yeah.
Speaker 11: That corner that call are two or three calls and
Speaker 11: saying that she had a male sugar for a twenty.
Speaker 11: First was that?
Speaker 24: Correct?
Speaker 2: Yes that. Was that was a great friendly and a
Speaker 2: mail stripper at the twenty.
Speaker 8: First i'm my father of a daughter and brother of a.
Speaker 25: SISTER i don't think i'll be heavy sugar for baugh twenty.
Speaker 25: FIRST i had him on for it twenty.
Speaker 15: First, NO i don't think i'll cut.
Speaker 25: DOWN i don't think i'll go down with dear old.
Speaker 26: MAN i Were god's.
Speaker 2: FUNNY i mean times changed. IT i get, it and
Speaker 2: every family is going to be a little bit. Different
Speaker 2: BUT i don't know that it would have even occurred
Speaker 2: to me If i'd said To mum and, Dad dad And,
Speaker 2: mum back of the day for my twenty first, listen
Speaker 2: round about ten, o'clock if you think we could have
Speaker 2: we'll have a little bit of. Wine we might have some.
Speaker 2: Bubbles and that was risky enough in. Itself and then
Speaker 2: around about ten, o'clock if you could just arrange for
Speaker 2: a stripper to, arrive that would be really.
Speaker 8: Good one more thing about the public.
Speaker 27: POOL i let us go to a public pool that
Speaker 27: always say the quorum wasn't, Ruskin and the Thing i'll
Speaker 27: say was.
Speaker 2: Movie but we'll let you go because AGAIN i don't
Speaker 2: know what happens sometimes when you get on the, Phone i'm, Sorry,
Speaker 2: perte the phone just gets really. Jonky look at and
Speaker 2: we talk about that chlorine there was really. Interesting there
Speaker 2: was a. Day you don't get it quite as, Much.
Speaker 2: Ulyssa i've got wrong in my head about that chlorine
Speaker 2: had this really strong and even when you got out
Speaker 2: of the, pool you were walking home or getting the
Speaker 2: tram home or whatever you might have been. Doing still
Speaker 2: your body still reaped of. Chlorine, pete thank. You i'm,
Speaker 2: sorry we just get that dodgy. Line i'm not too sure.
Speaker 2: Why roman In adelaide, Morning raymond will come back to.
Speaker 2: You margaret's In. Perth good, Morning, margaret good, evening, morning
Speaker 2: good evening to.
Speaker 28: You two.
Speaker 19: Things nineteen eighty.
Speaker 26: Six my son was.
Speaker 29: Born eighty, six so, excellent and he would be thirty, nine.
Speaker 2: So the forty is coming up next year and still
Speaker 2: well and happy and. Safe what's he doing in?
Speaker 19: Life he's a chef and he's gone up to a
Speaker 19: new job in The Northern territory.
Speaker 2: Soon so fantastic and still as a as a.
Speaker 8: Chef, yes he loves.
Speaker 2: It and been working around The perth area.
Speaker 19: Or mostly, no up in the pool broo and.
Speaker 30: Stuff he.
Speaker 19: Used to. Work he used to work In perth lot
Speaker 19: but now he went up to the pilbur and stuff and.
Speaker 2: He's, no this is my home good only he loves
Speaker 2: it up through there and working with one of the
Speaker 2: mining Firm's margaret over the years.
Speaker 19: Or not or just no, no, no, no not, no
Speaker 19: just oh he's been in a pub And Coral bay and,
Speaker 19: different just different places of.
Speaker 2: There how beautiful Is Coral bay mag?
Speaker 19: Exactly but the other THING i was going to RING
Speaker 19: i was to talk about was swimming Pools. Now WHEN
Speaker 19: i was about to make my mind four five, SIX
Speaker 19: i my sister AND i went to swimming lessons in.
Speaker 9: Could you?
Speaker 2: Bars, oh couldie? Bars? Now margaret just explain for people
Speaker 2: that have not been to W a so could?
Speaker 12: Yous was that.
Speaker 2: Was LinkedIn very? Much tell me If i'm wrong about
Speaker 2: that was linked into the. Water The it wasn't, indoor was.
Speaker 2: It it was an outdoor linked in to the to the,
Speaker 2: Ocean indian.
Speaker 19: Ocean remember you're getting?
Speaker 8: Confused AM i w a is?
Speaker 2: COO i beg your, Pardon cougie, sorry.
Speaker 8: Could you Couldie?
Speaker 19: SYDNEY i beg your.
Speaker 2: Pardon i'm sorry BECAUSE i.
Speaker 19: Lived you, know that's where we, lived in a place Called,
Speaker 19: mattreville right where The Yellow brothers came. From AND i
Speaker 19: will SAY i was ABOUT i don't know five six
Speaker 19: or four five. SIX i FELT i was very Talk
Speaker 19: my sister was four years older than, me and we
Speaker 19: as far you, know like you think about it as
Speaker 19: a little tiny.
Speaker 2: Kid, sure.
Speaker 19: We had to get up at something like four or
Speaker 19: five o'clock in the. Morning god alone knows what time.
Speaker 31: It really was.
Speaker 19: To catch the bus to go To Kulji baths for swimming.
Speaker 2: Lessons swimming, lessons even as a four or five year.
Speaker 10: Old, WELL i, MEAN i don't, KNOW i don't.
Speaker 19: KNOW i was probably older than, that BUT i just
Speaker 19: BECAUSE i hated it because it was ocean. Barb, yeah you,
Speaker 19: know we're you're gonna have the ocean the rock pool.
Speaker 2: Bars, yes of, course beautiful down.
Speaker 19: There it was beautiful, now but when you're a little
Speaker 19: kid who can't stand, up.
Speaker 2: Was a bit.
Speaker 29: Overwhelming it was very Over but NOW i look back
Speaker 29: AND i, Think, God, LANE i don't know how OLD i,
Speaker 29: was BUT i think of, it AND i can remember
Speaker 29: my sister.
Speaker 8: AND i as she AS i, say she's four years
Speaker 8: older than.
Speaker 19: Me we caught the bucks by.
Speaker 8: Ourselves, no you know who could do that these?
Speaker 15: Days?
Speaker 2: No, Really and so we're talking, what presumably with great,
Speaker 2: respect made probably what the, sixties late, sixties.
Speaker 19: SEVEN i, think excuse, me maybe a little bit, earlier
Speaker 19: maybe the mid sink mid, sixties mid.
Speaker 2: Fifties and so you'd get on a bus very early
Speaker 2: in the morning with a slightly older sister four years
Speaker 2: at that time of the, morning just to get there
Speaker 2: for a swimming.
Speaker 19: Lesson, Yeah i'm sure it wasn't four, o'clock but you
Speaker 19: know it was very early in the. Morning you, know you, think,
Speaker 19: OH i, stuck And i'm, like, OH i want to stay.
Speaker 2: In, bed and, OH i, Know, margaret that's a great
Speaker 2: story and thank you for sharing her with. Us it
Speaker 2: was the same thing being an older, boy Said michael's In,
Speaker 2: ashburton FOR i don't know a couple of, years probably
Speaker 2: two or three, years and maybe not even that AS
Speaker 2: i think about. It ladder and for whatever, reason the
Speaker 2: great late Father bob McGuire would often do the rosters
Speaker 2: in those days when he was the co chair and
Speaker 2: so he would rosty you on at least once a
Speaker 2: week for the early morning mass on A thursday morning
Speaker 2: when they did masses at six o'clock in the, morning
Speaker 2: and so you'd have to set the. Alarm might have
Speaker 2: been a, bit might have been six to the come,
Speaker 2: in but it was very very, early and so you'd
Speaker 2: have to set the alarm on these freezing cold winter,
Speaker 2: mornings get on the bike just to get to Said
Speaker 2: michael's Up I, street freezing cold just to do a.
Speaker 2: Mass in those days it went for about forty minutes
Speaker 2: and you'd be out again and ride home, poor and you,
Speaker 2: thought getting up at that time of the, MORNING wtf?
Speaker 21: For?
Speaker 2: Really look at? That will? This do you want to
Speaker 2: do a quick? Break is that the? Plant? Thanks, jay
Speaker 2: beds are? Burning you'r the Voice, DAVID a couple of great.
Speaker 2: Songs you're right you are where there was a swimming
Speaker 2: pool at The Daily. Planet OH i, didn't but thank
Speaker 2: you for that, Information, graham something we all needed to.
Speaker 2: Know great to have your company on This, Wednesday wednesday twenty,
Speaker 2: eighth although not quite there yet for wa, listeners humble,
Speaker 2: apologies but you, know don't?
Speaker 32: You you know who you?
Speaker 2: Are overnights AT threeaw dot com dot au where you
Speaker 2: can send an email overnights AT threeaw dot com dot.
Speaker 2: Au one in particular came in late. Yesterday hey You
Speaker 2: tony macin, Crew, Hope paul is. WELL i met up
Speaker 2: with the Great george De. Nikian we spoke To george
Speaker 2: on the program yesterday when he Visited. Cypress so he's
Speaker 2: already told you all about the fans you have over.
Speaker 2: Here isn't this? Great you're pretty popular over there In. Cyprus,
Speaker 2: jay did you realize that In Cypress? Cyprus? WOW i
Speaker 2: just wanted to say good, Day keep up the good
Speaker 2: work for us expat staying in touch is very important
Speaker 2: and certainly three aw The Australia Overnight program is literally
Speaker 2: the best way to do. This love all the, segments
Speaker 2: especially ones Including Caro Lee They Love Cara, Lee yasel
Speaker 2: and end Of. Brady happy to chat anytime during the
Speaker 2: program if that's possible to do so over the. App
Speaker 2: i'm not too sure you can do it through the.
Speaker 2: APP i think it's still going to be a phone.
Speaker 2: Call and that new, song that song intro is, amazing
Speaker 2: even if it is a year it's a clever, piece isn't.
Speaker 2: It we're most grateful For david And Glen waverley who
Speaker 2: put all that together for, me which is just. LOVELY
Speaker 2: i was a lazy swimmer and excelled in the rest
Speaker 2: stroke and the slack. Stroke thank, You. FANTOMMAN i think
Speaker 2: we got you back. There hello.
Speaker 20: Or?
Speaker 2: Not maxie? Disappeared, Maxie good morning In. Greensboro maxi's In.
Speaker 2: Greensburry good morning to.
Speaker 5: You.
Speaker 33: OH a fantastic, THING a strange thing with pretty inf
Speaker 33: and you seen a Song pleasure In Pain.
Speaker 2: It's it is a fantastic. PIECE i agree with.
Speaker 13: You it's.
Speaker 8: Wonderful we have to see soon.
Speaker 2: Too you wonder What chrissy could have done as a.
Speaker 2: Performer as an, artist you would have just got better
Speaker 2: and better and.
Speaker 8: Better, yeah.
Speaker 2: That's a nice. Memory. Max thank you and keep in
Speaker 2: touch with the. Program. MAX i always appreciate when you
Speaker 2: send the little messages. Through it's very. Kind In Brawny chris, Morning.
Speaker 11: I've never heard of that day to planning on top
Speaker 11: of the after week. Station don't know.
Speaker 2: Nothing about, it no, either DO i good on?
Speaker 11: You BUT i did used to walk from Foot Spats
Speaker 11: station all the way Down Saint Jordan, road a few
Speaker 11: friends at The Victoria Army barracks and then go To
Speaker 11: Eden square and in nineteen eighty THREE i should never
Speaker 11: admit to, THIS i will, say a professional business of,
Speaker 11: course at one Hundred Johnson street on the same night
Speaker 11: as at the same evening as The Hollow street.
Speaker 2: Massacre it was a dreadful, time wasn't.
Speaker 7: It.
Speaker 11: Yeah it was later referred to as C Countly. Ladies
Speaker 11: but that's another. Story on another. Day in a private
Speaker 11: folk ll at nineteen eighty, SIX i, WORKED i got
Speaker 11: back to the. FAMILY i am in Broad, birst not
Speaker 11: too far away from WHERE i am now with mom
Speaker 11: and dad and. That And i'm one of Eight Teddy.
Speaker 11: Bears so if you have trouble but number, me there's
Speaker 11: another or another sixth save where my sister died last. Year,
Speaker 11: YES i went at the biscuit BAKERY i think on
Speaker 11: a regal street Of Blair street there in the toilet
Speaker 11: ship between four pm and twelve and the truck.
Speaker 2: Dies what was it? Called did you say the Bisco.
Speaker 11: Yeah they used to MAKE i had some, today some Viny. Brits.
Speaker 11: Yeah remember the chicken in a, biscuit Crispy bason.
Speaker 2: Chicken in a, Biscuit, yes Bit.
Speaker 11: AND i, said they Made joseph a couple of you
Speaker 11: might roll up the next few days in the taxi for.
Speaker 11: Coffee used to work. There you were on the biscuit
Speaker 11: or or cereal. Line tie was loaded the big carts
Speaker 11: of the multi boxes inside on the trucks and when
Speaker 11: you're laid on the back of the. Tuck we had
Speaker 11: the traditional. Biscuit the biscuit. Trucks they were creamy yellow
Speaker 11: pale yellow color with The rosella or what it was
Speaker 11: on the, side and you would start from the back
Speaker 11: and leave about an inchnet each inch and a half
Speaker 11: gap between each line of, boxes so there had to
Speaker 11: be a bit of gip when the trucks were in.
Speaker 11: Rows so they would leave four thirty, five five thirty
Speaker 11: in one or so and they go all the way
Speaker 11: up The Warnable milder and of course all the Bt
Speaker 11: pole and supermarkets. There but IF i could finish, BY
Speaker 11: i would like. To my new support were all roll
Speaker 11: up later this week and sooner ago we go To
Speaker 11: Newport row and SO i want to get on an
Speaker 11: Old drentler and just remember those fantastic TIMES i had
Speaker 11: in the early, days real good seats opening the door
Speaker 11: on the, window and they even had an astraight on.
Speaker 2: Them they, Did and you'd have to search what was
Speaker 2: a smoking? Carriage the next one to be a smoking,
Speaker 2: carriage the next one to be a non smoking.
Speaker 11: Carriage, yeah they had, six say when they had six
Speaker 11: carris they might have only been three very early, days
Speaker 11: but six. Carries five of them were, smokers one was non.
Speaker 2: Smoking, yeah it was predominantly for.
Speaker 11: Smokers, yeah, Yeah, YEAH i had an now and a
Speaker 11: half ago from this phone. CALL i had that normal
Speaker 11: slide eleven, slide, windows three, doors laundry front and glass
Speaker 11: slide and order the back out So i'll get a
Speaker 11: bit stuff And i've started smoking inside.
Speaker 2: Again, Chris chris.
Speaker 11: In two, cases stay, safe, bugs a very dangerous.
Speaker 2: World it, Is, NO i get it. IS i don't
Speaker 2: disagree with. YOU a lot of people feel that.
Speaker 15: Way.
Speaker 2: Sadly good on your Co, james and then late, Morning,
Speaker 2: Yeah John fogy today is, eighty the Great John fogundy. Eighty.
Speaker 25: YES i KNOW i wasn't going to say say it
Speaker 25: when you started your shape BECAUSE i knew exactly when
Speaker 25: you said, EIGHT i knew exactly it. WAS i wasn't
Speaker 25: going to give it, away but it. Is, yeah one
Speaker 25: of my favorite.
Speaker 23: Singers what was The what was the?
Speaker 2: Album what was the? Album do you reckon? That for
Speaker 2: which they became so famous that everybody you, know it's
Speaker 2: all the zillion copies?
Speaker 25: Album you stunt me on that, one, Mate i'm not too.
Speaker 31: Good on the.
Speaker 2: Album the initial was C F C y no, Somebody, Yeah.
Speaker 23: Now WHAT i really?
Speaker 25: Want this will Upset Kylie. Minogue she, TURNS i think she.
Speaker 2: Does she's a birthday. Go the highest selling Female australian
Speaker 2: artist of all time is Our. Kylie but there's only one.
Speaker 25: Thing tony like a song that upsets Of kylie man.
Speaker 25: Thing she did the commotion and she did that song
Speaker 25: in justice Make you can't beat little, either. Mate that's
Speaker 25: just my opinion and a lot of other people's. Opinions
Speaker 25: would you agree or? Disagree?
Speaker 2: Oh you, Know i've had this conversation With Billy pidell
Speaker 2: over the. Years each one is. Different they are what
Speaker 2: they are at the. Time you can look at some
Speaker 2: of the great songs that have been duplicated by other
Speaker 2: singers and you, go is it as good as the?
Speaker 2: Original is it different to the? Original all of the above.
Speaker 2: Comparisons people will always have their preference and that's good as.
Speaker 2: Well james got to love you and leave. You thank.
Speaker 2: You it's always good to chat. With look at the
Speaker 2: year nineteen eighty? Six where were? You what were you?
Speaker 2: Doing who are you living? With nineteen eighty? Six figure
Speaker 2: for all the, Text, Yes Cosmos, Factory Cosmos, factory what an?
Speaker 2: Album we've got to play a track From cosmo's Track
Speaker 2: factory a bit later. On it's all part Of Australia.
Speaker 2: Overnight hello to you, now.
Speaker 34: This Is Australia overen eight With tony McManus.
Speaker 2: Gaglay wherever you are right Across australia For Australia. Overnight
Speaker 2: nice to have your. Company we've been talking about. That
Speaker 2: lots of things we'll get back to call us An
Speaker 2: in just a TICK i mentioned That John fogerty is eighty,
Speaker 2: today lead singer Vocalist. Muzo of course the Great credence
Speaker 2: Clear Water REVIVAL. Ccr we love. Them and when you
Speaker 2: think about those songs of late sixty sixty nine With
Speaker 2: Proud mary and then the recording of one of the
Speaker 2: most defining albums in many many ways was the Album Cosmos,
Speaker 2: factory and you look at the playlist of those songs
Speaker 2: and each song pretty much you will know they still
Speaker 2: get a lot of airplay individually in the great music.
Speaker 2: Stations ramble, tamble before you accuse, me take a look at,
Speaker 2: yourself water track travel and Band oubi doobie looking out
Speaker 2: my back, door run through the, Jungle up around The.
Speaker 2: Bend i'll get rid of. That, SORRY i ticked it
Speaker 2: on and came up with the. System, Sorry up around The.
Speaker 2: Bend my baby left, me the Classic Who'll stop The,
Speaker 2: rain The WONDERFUL i heard it through the, grapevine and
Speaker 2: the classic long AS i can see the Light Happy,
Speaker 2: Birthday John john's focus.
Speaker 1: Eighty what a camel in wisdow.
Speaker 22: THAT i.
Speaker 1: Feel i've got the. Wood i'm, Gone god.
Speaker 35: Im long AS i can see the, last pack my
Speaker 35: bag and, yskey Because i'm bound on the.
Speaker 1: Drip i'm, God, god you don't have to.
Speaker 36: Flood long AS i see the last Guess i've got
Speaker 36: little rivers and got a feel female. Alone BUT i, wow, wow.
Speaker 3: No, waste, no not long AS i.
Speaker 7: See, yeah, yeah, yeah well, yeah.
Speaker 1: What a candle in the.
Speaker 37: Window BUT i Hear i've got To, Oh I'm, God,
Speaker 37: God i'm becoming on com.
Speaker 1: Long AS i see is that?
Speaker 15: Long is that.
Speaker 2: From a fantastic thing at the? Time and he's so
Speaker 2: young then he's eighty, today the Greater John. Fergut they've
Speaker 2: had the highs and, lows with the disputes over the
Speaker 2: years with the, band and even when he Solo. Korea it,
Speaker 2: Never i'm going to, say never quite got to the
Speaker 2: same heights as they did as a. Credence but what an.
Speaker 2: Outfit the classic SONG a Proud mary and that. ONE
Speaker 2: i just think it is a beautiful, song long AS
Speaker 2: i can see the. Light put a candle at the.
Speaker 2: Window just great. Lyrics jeffy And lade.
Speaker 1: Morning good morning to you, Too.
Speaker 23: Jeff you want to get a, thrill listen to Him
Speaker 23: bruce in his group and doing pretty.
Speaker 2: Warm, Yeah i've seen it not long. Ago, REALLY i
Speaker 2: had a look at it and it comes up for some,
Speaker 2: reason comes into the feed and you think of the
Speaker 2: two of them, Together what an extraordinary piece that.
Speaker 38: Was.
Speaker 23: Yep but before, then many years, ago AND i can't
Speaker 23: remember how long it, was he was With kerry O'Brien
Speaker 23: on his, own just an acoustic and they had a
Speaker 23: bit of a chat and then he played one of
Speaker 23: the big ones AND i cannot remember which. One it
Speaker 23: was so long, ago back in the, EIGHTIES i. Suppose but,
Speaker 23: hell he doesn't need a group belong.
Speaker 2: Him, No AND i never saw. Him i've never seen him,
Speaker 2: play BUT i know he did a lot of The
Speaker 2: there was a time during the early two. Thousands my
Speaker 2: recollection is he did quite a few shows Around, australia
Speaker 2: many of which were in when it was really cool
Speaker 2: and trendy to do wineries and things so you would
Speaker 2: do that as a solo.
Speaker 23: Act, yeah, well having heard him one of The, barcans
Speaker 23: it was just he did not need. Anybody, no it
Speaker 23: was just.
Speaker 2: Phenomenal but it's, always it's, always, REALLY i mean you
Speaker 2: AND i that Perhaps jeff that followed music and many
Speaker 2: in this audience that love music coming up through the fifty,
Speaker 2: sixty seventies and. Eighties and then you read that those
Speaker 2: people had these almost disputes inside their. Organizations sting had.
Speaker 2: It sting talks about in the PODCAST i was listening
Speaker 2: to a couple of days, ago and then that dispute with.
Speaker 2: Credence you imagine what they could have done had they
Speaker 2: been able to hold it, together like Certainly Bruce springsteen's
Speaker 2: being able to do with his band and bad members
Speaker 2: over many many, years or certainly The Rolling stones that
Speaker 2: have had high and, lows and certain different people come
Speaker 2: in and leave and die sadly these, days but the
Speaker 2: nucleus has been, there and you often wonder what it
Speaker 2: takes to split them. Up AND i, guess for various
Speaker 2: reasons well and truly, documented.
Speaker 23: He couldn't have gone any higher than one position because
Speaker 23: the beetles knocked him off beating the number, one three
Speaker 23: or four tracks in a. ROW i don't if you remember.
Speaker 2: That that would have been what in the very early,
Speaker 2: seventies even though The beatles were on their way down
Speaker 2: well and truly by, then weren't.
Speaker 23: They oh, no, no The medals were still going.
Speaker 2: Strong that's how long ago in nineteen seventy, oh.
Speaker 23: Before The meddles Went Psycher.
Speaker 2: Melik That Cosmos factory album was released in sixty. Nine
Speaker 2: they Did Proud mary in nineteen sixty, nine but That
Speaker 2: Cosmos factory ALBUM i think was released In i'm just
Speaker 2: going to make SURE i get that. Right Maybe i've
Speaker 2: got that, wrong But i'm going to say it was
Speaker 2: around about seventy seventy, one nineteen seventy For Cosmos.
Speaker 23: Factory, WELL i, knows at LEAST i.
Speaker 15: THINK i.
Speaker 23: Know it's so long. Ago i'm not, sure But i'm
Speaker 23: sure it was the first three or four tracks.
Speaker 26: They made it to number.
Speaker 23: TWO i never got to number. One The beatles knock them.
Speaker 23: Off there were three or four times in a.
Speaker 2: Row it was really it was going to be always
Speaker 2: very hard to beat The beatles in that late, sixties you,
Speaker 2: know for anything they, did because even if it wasn't
Speaker 2: particularly fantastic and ninety nine, percent but it was. Fantastic
Speaker 2: it was going to go hard in the charts to
Speaker 2: get you, know and get the same level of airplay
Speaker 2: and because The beatles were still going along. Beautifully good
Speaker 2: on Your, jeff thank you for. That leo on the?
Speaker 2: Road where are you In?
Speaker 39: Mickleham, YES i had a drop off there And i'll
Speaker 39: tell you. What i've been there a couple of. Times
Speaker 39: and it's a surprising. Areas it's actually growing quite.
Speaker 2: Quickly australia that don't know Exactly michelam is. Weird.
Speaker 39: Leo, okay you part through the airport eventually do a
Speaker 39: left From, sunbury so it's up By. Sunbury but it's
Speaker 39: we've got that's a new area and it's growing really really,
Speaker 39: fast and, think, yeah it's a nice. AREA i, Mean i'm.
Speaker 39: Surprised how nice is it. Is it's been it's well looked.
Speaker 39: DESIGNED i think it's going to be an upcoming suburb very, shortly.
Speaker 2: So not as far out as mass did it of, course, no, no, no.
Speaker 39: No way before it's about say thirty outcome a clamus
Speaker 39: from the. Airport twenty thirty comes from the airport at
Speaker 39: the other, side, yes, yes but again not quite a
Speaker 39: sort of right to the left of.
Speaker 2: Summary so The mickelum post office opened in the first
Speaker 2: Of february and eighteen sixty two and then closed in
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty. Seven to the west, locally The Conde gata
Speaker 2: office open in nineteen. Thirty settlement took place At Deep
Speaker 2: creek but closed in Twenty so it's a really interesting
Speaker 2: area through, there isn't. It currently seven estates under development
Speaker 2: through their plans of, housing, schools, childcare huge city, center business,
Speaker 2: Park Donnybrook road Between Mickelham road and The Hume freeway.
Speaker 8: Exactly there you.
Speaker 24: GO a good area to get especially for a new.
Speaker 39: HOME i would recommend it seriously Because i've been there
Speaker 39: a few times And i've been quite.
Speaker 2: Surprised what else is on the road There this, Morning,
Speaker 2: leo it's fairly.
Speaker 39: Quiet BUT i mean it's a, winter it's, raining and
Speaker 39: plus It's tuesday. Night not many people go Out tuesday.
Speaker 39: Nights but, yeah it's Been. YEAH i picked up this
Speaker 39: couple from the it was at the. Hospital then they
Speaker 39: have been there since five. Pm they're finally going. Home
Speaker 39: that's HOW i got To.
Speaker 13: Nicklam so.
Speaker 2: So they've been, there they've been in the seven hours
Speaker 2: in the hospital. Exactly all, right good to talk to.
Speaker 2: You stay. Safe it's nice to have a bit of, Rain.
Speaker 2: Leo probably haven't had enough really where it's desperately so
Speaker 2: desperately needed In victoria and certainly parts Of South australia as.
Speaker 2: Well so you see those reports now on the news
Speaker 2: last night which you would have, noticed no. Doubt it's really.
Speaker 2: Sad and then you've got the extreme conditions in parts
Speaker 2: Of New South wales well and truly, documented where they're also,
Speaker 2: devastated some of those beautiful milking, cows you, know and
Speaker 2: they're going to have to be sold off for you,
Speaker 2: know for you, know to be turned into beautiful, chops
Speaker 2: well not, chops into. Beef it's such a difficult time
Speaker 2: for the farming, sector isn't. It well we'll do, This,
Speaker 2: jay and when we come, back plenty of time for your.
Speaker 2: Calls jim's, There, helen you can join us as. Well
Speaker 2: one double three six nine three if you're sending a,
Speaker 2: message AND i Promise i'll get to as many AS
Speaker 2: i can on the other side of this zero four
Speaker 2: double seven six nine three six nine. Three that's the text.
Speaker 2: Line astraighta, overnight just Watching His majesty give a what
Speaker 2: they refer to as a speech from the, throne which
Speaker 2: is is, funny is? It what are you going to?
Speaker 2: Do i'm gonna give a speech from the. Throne and
Speaker 2: when you think of, us think about, it how many
Speaker 2: of us have never really given a speech from the
Speaker 2: throne just makes me. Laugh my daughter took her two little,
Speaker 2: Boys tony back To paris just Before. Christmas they were
Speaker 2: looking for somewhere to. Eat eleven cafes allowed smokers, inside
Speaker 2: and she said to the, kids we'll have to eat
Speaker 2: at the. Hotel someone in fact heard her mention the.
Speaker 2: Smoking he approached her and, Said i'm on my way
Speaker 2: to work and we don't allow, smoking and our menu
Speaker 2: is In. English they ate every meal of that cafe
Speaker 2: while they stayed In. Paris thank, You, Jen what a
Speaker 2: good yarn that. IS i, know the idea of now
Speaker 2: going into a cafe and or a restaurant and have
Speaker 2: people around you smoking seems completely, foreign, bizarre, almost doesn't.
Speaker 2: It jimmy And, warnable good. Morning are they loud and? Clear?
Speaker 24: Jimmy oh, yeah, yeah, yeah it's better now you're just
Speaker 24: talking about the, Cigarette.
Speaker 2: Better than What, jimmy.
Speaker 30: What's that you?
Speaker 2: Said it's better?
Speaker 24: Now, yeah there's sudden.
Speaker 18: Round.
Speaker 24: Yeah how you get mucking your?
Speaker 8: Ease do?
Speaker 2: You you had back on the plaque on the, pluck so.
Speaker 24: You just maybe you draw the right way and it
Speaker 24: clears it up for a, minute you can hear Probably.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 24: Yeah have you ever smelt fringe? Cigarettes?
Speaker 2: Oh they were it starts with jesu or.
Speaker 15: Gar, yeah.
Speaker 22: That was so, potent, vile vile and.
Speaker 24: That, YEAH i am did you, Say, dennis well BEFORE
Speaker 24: i get onto, that WHICH i THOUGHT i heard you
Speaker 24: say BEFORE i heard you say before about that held
Speaker 24: a whole memorial, pool. Yep now the irony of.
Speaker 2: It, yeah it's just it was a weird thing really
Speaker 2: when you think about, it that he went missing down
Speaker 2: a portsy allegedly, drowned although some say it was a
Speaker 2: submarine that came in The. Chinese, yeah blame. Somebody, however
Speaker 2: and then and then his name was used for this
Speaker 2: beautiful swimming still known as The Herald Wholt Memorial Swimming.
Speaker 24: Pool it's like the Accident Appreciation squad a little bit
Speaker 24: used to investigate the fatal. Accidence then they un till
Speaker 24: they renamed.
Speaker 2: It it's the.
Speaker 24: Accident that was irony, too Wouldn't, YEAH i mean.
Speaker 2: Weird when you think about, it some of those strange,
Speaker 2: names when you could probably do a whole program just
Speaker 2: on strange names of various organizations over the. YEARS i
Speaker 2: THOUGHT i heard.
Speaker 24: You say, Before Dennis wilder earlier on that you're going
Speaker 24: to talk about greyhound, tracks.
Speaker 2: Greyhound, tracks because fascinating greyhound. TRACKS i had written down
Speaker 2: a greyhound track because because because why what DID i
Speaker 2: see about? Greyhounds the, FIRST i think it, was the
Speaker 2: very first greyhound track meeting was held on this day
Speaker 2: in nineteen twenty. Seven where would you imagine that may have?
Speaker 24: BEEN i would Say england Or ireland because he's Called.
Speaker 2: Coursing, no very first greyhound track meeting In australia are In.
Speaker 24: Australia, yeah god, knows could be.
Speaker 2: Anywhetter it Was Harold, park but it wasn't known As
Speaker 2: Hall park in those. Days it was called The Epping
Speaker 2: Racecourse Epping racecourse and then Became Harold park and the
Speaker 2: year was nineteen twenty.
Speaker 24: Seven have you ever seen film of greyhounds riding The i'm,
Speaker 24: sorry of monkeys riding the? Greyhound, no you'll get a
Speaker 24: food out of.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 24: Really claire was before made, clear started going on about
Speaker 24: greyhounds or greyhound checks one night AND i rang him
Speaker 24: up and, said you ever seen that he? Was he
Speaker 24: was morey was sitting there with his mouth open and
Speaker 24: then in this leaf type of. Thing and THEN i
Speaker 24: thoroughly researched.
Speaker 40: It and.
Speaker 24: There's film of them and going over the hurdles and,
Speaker 24: everything and the old block next door even and, say
Speaker 24: used to have them at The Melbourne show running around the.
Speaker 2: Showgroundhounds, Yeah i'm just looking at some pictures now racing
Speaker 2: on the backs of, dogs the banana da and monkeys
Speaker 2: racing on the back of. Dogs isn't that? Incredible look
Speaker 2: at those. Pictures where are they? Taken In, Galveston?
Speaker 24: Texas and APPARENTLY i read a couple of articles and
Speaker 24: it made mention in the articles that some of the
Speaker 24: greyhounds knew what winning meant to, like and they were
Speaker 24: that keen on. Winning they did is their tails to
Speaker 24: flog the gray.
Speaker 41: Hounds he, said, right, yeah well, yeah, oh the puppy
Speaker 41: dogs are like. That, yeah they've all got to be
Speaker 41: first and all. That of, course And jack the cat
Speaker 41: camel was the only puppy Dog jack will let walk
Speaker 41: down and go through the side gate in front Of
Speaker 41: well The. Ohse he gives him the swing because he's
Speaker 41: got to go through the gate first Of.
Speaker 16: Jack The.
Speaker 24: Cat, YEAH i love.
Speaker 2: That jack, fantastic always good to. Check thank, You. Helen, Morning.
Speaker 31: Hello.
Speaker 20: Helen we're talking about people's favorite Ever australian.
Speaker 2: Song, yes we were. SO i, said what would you
Speaker 2: if you had? To if you're putting together the list
Speaker 2: if you like, it not so much, favorite but what
Speaker 2: you imagine is often considered to be the Best australian
Speaker 2: song rock, song perhaps of all.
Speaker 20: Time well time is one that most people won't know
Speaker 20: and it goes back to nineteen sixty. Six the group
Speaker 20: was The Loved ones and the song is the Loved.
Speaker 20: One it is a Great Jerry Humphries.
Speaker 2: Humphreys what a stroke of Genius The.
Speaker 20: Loved one didn't know till recently that In excess did
Speaker 20: a version of it.
Speaker 2: Too they did a great version of.
Speaker 20: IT i felt really pleased that they liked it enough
Speaker 20: to record.
Speaker 2: It, yeah one of the it would be in the
Speaker 2: top certainly in the top, ten maybe fifteen Songs Great
Speaker 2: australian songs would be that particular.
Speaker 20: TRACK i just felt Like Jerry humphrey's never got the
Speaker 20: fame that he. DESERVED i don't know that good In
Speaker 20: england apparently a good.
Speaker 2: Point we'll look it up in just a, Moment Jerry.
Speaker 2: Humphreys as to when did he leave? Us Jerry humphreys
Speaker 2: will find that at the moment when we come. Back
Speaker 2: but you're, right and we might even play a bit of.
Speaker 20: That, yeah, anyway, LISTENING i think you're nice to.
Speaker 2: Talk thank you for being part of. It the Loved
Speaker 2: ones are Live the Loved Ones. Australia that was the
Speaker 2: name of the. Band Loved One's australian rock, band formed
Speaker 2: in nineteen sixty five In, Melbourne, yay following The british.
Speaker 2: Invasion Gavin anderson on, Drums Ian klein and the Great
Speaker 2: Jerry humphreys on. Vocal and then of course he, died
Speaker 2: is that? Right so he. Died he was only sixty
Speaker 2: two and he died In, london nineteen sixty. Two what
Speaker 2: year did he? Die to say what year he, died
Speaker 2: doesn't we can tell, you Though i'm sure it'll be
Speaker 2: there to say what year it? Was two thousand was
Speaker 2: the two thousand that he passed? Away loved ones was. Shown,
Speaker 2: no that's the wrong. Date there didn't say what day he.
Speaker 2: Died Jerry humphreys still don't. Say you got all the
Speaker 2: sicilians of, information but not the year that he left
Speaker 2: to sixty Five, melbourne allowing The british. Invasion the line
Speaker 2: up of all those great. People the signature song The
Speaker 2: Love one reached number two in The singles chart and
Speaker 2: was later covered by In excess selected the number six
Speaker 2: and number. Six we'll. SEE i said top, ten but
Speaker 2: thought it might have just gone out of the top.
Speaker 2: Ten Australian Performing Rights association list of top thirty songs
Speaker 2: comes in the number. Six there you. Go we'll do
Speaker 2: this when we come. Back, one, double, three, six nine,
Speaker 2: three your. Calls it's all part Of australia over and
Speaker 2: a good, morning boons announced quiz coming up in just a, Moment.
Speaker 2: Adelaide look at. This we're talking about swimming, pools the
Speaker 2: great swimming pools right Across. Australia And maggie drops the
Speaker 2: lines is back in the nineteen hundred swimming pool at
Speaker 2: The Gilberton Oliver torrens and then moved to the city.
Speaker 2: Bars just Dear Parliament house now well and truly. History,
Speaker 2: maggie thank you for that good e tone And jay
Speaker 2: best song rock and. ROLL i gave you the best
Speaker 2: years of my. Life Kevin, johnson what a, TRACK a beautiful.
Speaker 2: Song Thanks liz In, Adelaide good, Morning tony Mack tix's
Speaker 2: only down there in warn Am. Bull the year was
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty. Six you were talking about what you were.
Speaker 2: Doing where were you're living in nineteen eighty, six living
Speaker 2: In East? MALVERN a one bedroom? Flat how much would
Speaker 2: you expect to pay? Now, Jay i'll throw this open to.
Speaker 2: You nineteen eighty, six one bedroom, Flat East. Malven how
Speaker 2: much per? Week one, bedroom one, bedroom all, Pace maulven
Speaker 2: of about one hundred and fifty dollars forty dollars a?
Speaker 2: Week forty dollars a week Times i've changed living In
Speaker 2: East malven beautiful place of, course and then forty dollars
Speaker 2: a week the third of my four year teaching degree eighty.
Speaker 2: Six taught Secondary english for thirty six. Years in the
Speaker 2: blink of an, Eye i'm now using up long. Service
Speaker 2: live to, Retirement Tony. Wilder you In, Warnabule sam In,
Speaker 2: hastings good. Morning WHENEVER i come home from the, Pool
Speaker 2: my late cat would jump up on the cat host
Speaker 2: to welcome me, home then would suckle my. HAIR i
Speaker 2: think you liked the smell of the. Chlorine there you.
Speaker 2: Go cats love chlorine, apparently or do they good on
Speaker 2: your Sam thanks for that little piece of. Information ladies and,
Speaker 2: Gentlemen welcome to the Vern Announcers.
Speaker 14: Quiz, Well, tony.
Speaker 2: Hang on a, SECOND i thought we had a musical.
Speaker 2: Introduction it's not. Working Apparently.
Speaker 14: I've got. It, well there's an old steam train just going.
Speaker 2: Fast, oh very, good, excellent, Excellent, Tony.
Speaker 14: Pat's got, Sixteen you've got. Sixteen Paul dennis only got
Speaker 14: four signs on.
Speaker 12: Six Now i'm going to give you a.
Speaker 31: Pick you can go for.
Speaker 14: You can go for cars, names or or you can
Speaker 14: go for.
Speaker 42: A.
Speaker 2: Dog let's go cars. Names ladies and, gentlemen you've covered
Speaker 2: a great. Time if you would like to join, in
Speaker 2: you can to be part of the announcer quiz With
Speaker 2: verna To. Rogan this has got starting to get a
Speaker 2: bit of a cult. Following have we got the opening theme?
Speaker 3: Yet?
Speaker 22: Jay not the same as, Yesterday but let's go with this.
Speaker 2: One, Okay here is an opening theme for The Burn.
Speaker 2: Quiz ladies and gentlemen that the world go burn announcers, Quiz,
Speaker 2: ok here we, go question number, one vern.
Speaker 8: It's, either.
Speaker 31: Et.
Speaker 20: Cetera the first.
Speaker 8: The car name was THE.
Speaker 14: A it was Actually, no it's gonna be a little bit.
Speaker 2: Hard, No i'm going to, Say, Austin, oh why were you?
Speaker 2: Surprised why were you surprised by that? ANSWER?
Speaker 16: U B.
Speaker 2: B i'll go there's a, couple But i'll go only
Speaker 2: Because i've wanted one SINCE i was about Eight. Bentley uh.
Speaker 14: See.
Speaker 2: Chrystler.
Speaker 14: Uh it can be the name of the car or the,
Speaker 14: make it doesn't.
Speaker 15: Matter now we go on for D Ye.
Speaker 2: Daimler we're going to go through the whole alpha.
Speaker 14: Bit, uh, well what's you going to? Get you're going
Speaker 14: to get half a point for each one of.
Speaker 2: Them hang, on you're changing the rules mid, week, midway.
Speaker 43: You.
Speaker 14: Will you can't go too far.
Speaker 9: Ahead it's going to be bringing.
Speaker 2: Out i'm gonna work just as hard for less money
Speaker 2: as what you're.
Speaker 14: Saying, yeah, well, anyway next, One, no.
Speaker 2: We already did D. Daimler oh, yeah next, One, no
Speaker 2: we did we do?
Speaker 14: It you haven't done?
Speaker 2: Yet all, Right i'll go cast starting WITH E E
Speaker 2: a cast starting WITH. E oh, NO i can't think of.
Speaker 2: One isn't that? Awful i'm not too sure that there
Speaker 2: is one car starting with, no no? Answer have you got?
Speaker 14: One, yeah But i'm not going to tell.
Speaker 23: You the next one f.
Speaker 2: Ford that.
Speaker 8: Next one G.
Speaker 2: U g would be.
Speaker 44: G uh.
Speaker 2: Well can we use it like a sub a sub,
Speaker 2: Name So i'm going to say The, golf The Volkswagen.
Speaker 2: Golf can we can we go back TO? E? Now,
Speaker 2: well The, unos thank, You, rob The unos or the
Speaker 2: or The elphin sports, car which is.
Speaker 41: He was.
Speaker 14: Called The echo all?
Speaker 2: Right the little it was too a Little Toyota. Eco,
Speaker 2: yeah Little Toyota. Eco how do you?
Speaker 20: Do?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 11: Hello?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 14: Uh next, one.
Speaker 2: H h a motor car that starts WITH h would
Speaker 2: Be horse And Cart No honda.
Speaker 14: H H I.
Speaker 31: I, No i'm going to SKIP i thank You.
Speaker 2: Jay, WELL i was going to Say, isuzu although we
Speaker 2: skipped it. Right next one J jay would be the
Speaker 2: very Popular, jensen Beautiful british, Car Brander. Jensen next, One, Kay, okay.
Speaker 31: What was This.
Speaker 2: KIA L it's going on very. Long we're going have
Speaker 2: to move through the entire alpha. Bit i'm starting to
Speaker 2: get a. Headache uh, well i'll. Go probably the most
Speaker 2: famous one of recent years would Be lexus one, more one,
Speaker 2: more and, more wrap it.
Speaker 14: Up this is the last, one, please and you'll pick
Speaker 14: this one.
Speaker 45: Easily which, One, well there's a, couple but probably because
Speaker 45: they actually really created the car at the front end
Speaker 45: would Be.
Speaker 2: Mercedes, well SO i, Reckon i've just added at Least
Speaker 2: i'm thinking at least eight or ten to my. Lists,
Speaker 2: twelve So i've. Rocked i've rocked right.
Speaker 14: Along, thirteen you've got, Yourself you've got, Yourself, thursdeen you've got.
Speaker 2: Yourself six and a. Half let's. Go let's let's. Go
Speaker 2: let me because of the, effort let's call it.
Speaker 14: Six, okay well we've got it Because patty doesn't come
Speaker 14: on very. Often so, yeah that sounds pretty.
Speaker 12: Fair.
Speaker 2: Okay so at this, stage at this stage on my,
Speaker 2: head it is. Amazing thank. You so we could have
Speaker 2: had The, morris we could have had The, mini we
Speaker 2: could have a, limousine we could have had the, hummer
Speaker 2: nothing like a. Hummer we could have had, gelopoli jelopoi
Speaker 2: GELOPPY i think was the, word wasn't. It it's court,
Speaker 2: ever so thank you for all those people that are
Speaker 2: texting Through. Vern that was a bit of fun that
Speaker 2: ladies and. Gentlemen may be the Final Vern Announcer, quiz hopefully.
Speaker 2: Not hopefully we'll have another. One thank You, vern good.
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Speaker 2: what's in your, cupboard what's in the third draw, down
Speaker 2: what's sitting on top of the, wardrobe what have you
Speaker 2: got in top of the roofline in the, ceiling what
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Speaker 2: the next hour With Rick. Milton it's always a bit
Speaker 2: of fun and don't leave it to the last moment With,
Speaker 2: rick because what happen An indian memory. Week we say
Speaker 2: come and join, us and it gets a bit quiet
Speaker 2: in for the first half, hour and then ten minutes
Speaker 2: before we knock. Off we've got a full. Board we
Speaker 2: don't get to them. All SO i jump on. Board
Speaker 2: if you've got something that you think is a little,
Speaker 2: precious a little interesting to share with the. Audience it,
Speaker 2: doesn't by the, way doesn't need to be for. Sale
Speaker 2: can be just a talking, item something that you've probably
Speaker 2: cherished for many a, year something you've. Cherished it could
Speaker 2: be an old girlfriend just watching the interesting the fact
Speaker 2: That King charles deeply shocked over The liverpool. Incident he's
Speaker 2: given a speech to The Canadian, parliament AND i noticed
Speaker 2: he's Wearing, katholics as you would imagine His majesty Would.
Speaker 2: Katholics AND i just said To, jay do you own a?
Speaker 2: Pair have you ever Worn? Katholics? No, Sorry, tony never
Speaker 2: never worn a pair Of, katholics never worn a pair Of.
Speaker 2: Coos is anyone your father?
Speaker 22: Had father had, Them, yes my grandfather had.
Speaker 2: Them but you've never, said, oh by, myself a nice
Speaker 2: pair Of. Coutholics no rag cufflings for. Me things No.
Speaker 2: KATHOLICS i wonder if there's anybody listening right now that
Speaker 2: either did wear and still continues to wear when dressing
Speaker 2: up and going out for, blokes a lovely pair of.
Speaker 2: Cufflinks and where would you buy kaflings, now really smart.
Speaker 2: Kufflics do you Buy maya or do you go to
Speaker 2: one of the great men's wear. STORES i don't, Know
Speaker 2: Sandra ring went morning.
Speaker 46: MORNING i don't wear, cufflinks, no, No but WHEN i
Speaker 46: go to the, opera you, KNOW i like to dress.
Speaker 31: Up but.
Speaker 2: That's still well and truly a thing when you go
Speaker 2: to those beautiful opera shows that YOU i.
Speaker 46: Do but STILL i find that some people don't don't
Speaker 46: get dressed, up and GET i get a bit, Disappointed
Speaker 46: but you, know it's just just an occasion WHERE i
Speaker 46: like to look like. Best you, know it's just just
Speaker 46: a tradition with.
Speaker 2: ME i GUESS i think there was a thing about
Speaker 2: even when you went to, theater certainly very early days
Speaker 2: of going to the, cinema you would make an effort
Speaker 2: to get dressed up to, go especially in the, evening
Speaker 2: maybe not so much during you, know for a, matinee
Speaker 2: how many people get dressed for.
Speaker 46: Anee my mom tells, me you know when when it
Speaker 46: was a real, occasion like when when they were, kids you,
Speaker 46: know when they went to it like hearing the, DEPRESSION i,
Speaker 46: mean you, know because they couldn't really afford to go
Speaker 46: out a, lot but when they went to the cinema
Speaker 46: and things like, that it was a real. Occasion so
Speaker 46: they got really dressed up in their, fineness you, know
Speaker 46: and went and you, know like and when they went to,
Speaker 46: church they got they got dressed up and put on
Speaker 46: the current beautiful clothes and wore hats and. Everything but
Speaker 46: all that's, think, well it's changed, now and it's a bit,
Speaker 46: disappointing well a.
Speaker 2: LITTLE i, mean we live in a more casual, ENVIRONMENT i,
Speaker 2: suppose and you can still you can. Wear in, fact
Speaker 2: there was something in the, PAPER i think over the
Speaker 2: weekend and they made the distinctions in the paper between
Speaker 2: getting very dressed, up you, know like a formal black
Speaker 2: tie as opposed to very smart but casual. Wear and
Speaker 2: the INCLINATION i think for many of us now is
Speaker 2: to have you, know still, smart tidy or casual as
Speaker 2: opposed to you, KNOW i remember back at the early,
Speaker 2: days there's a three ba in ballet i'd often wear a.
Speaker 8: Suit, yeah well that's, right But.
Speaker 2: I'm no longer going to wear a suit at three
Speaker 2: o'clock in the. Morning let me tell.
Speaker 46: YOU i think it's a bit disappointing if, somebody like
Speaker 46: somebody wears to the to the, opera wears a pair
Speaker 46: of jeans with the news.
Speaker 2: Coat and things like, that well they might be a
Speaker 2: bit too cool for, school, Really, SANDRA i think so
Speaker 2: it's too cool for.
Speaker 46: School Maybe i'm sounding a bit like a, snob BUT
Speaker 46: i just draw the line at that a.
Speaker 2: Bit, WELL i, mean you are you are what you
Speaker 2: wear in many many, ways aren't.
Speaker 46: You, OH i think? So, yeah, yeah that's.
Speaker 2: Right that the old expression you are what you wear
Speaker 2: and you are quite often you are what you. Drive,
Speaker 2: no that's not. Right you are what you wear and
Speaker 2: you are your. Car so if you think about the
Speaker 2: state of your, car what is currently the state of your,
Speaker 2: car and there's a pretty good correlation between the state
Speaker 2: of your car and how your life is. Going that's.
Speaker 46: Right and, listen what's your football?
Speaker 2: Team Melbourne Mighty Demons Melbourne Football, club oldest team in the.
Speaker 2: Game they're doing.
Speaker 46: Well they sworted my team on the.
Speaker 2: Web i'm, Sorry, Sandra, oh it's all.
Speaker 46: RIGHT i Mean i've given up The swans this. Year
Speaker 46: there they couldn't beat my OLD braini this year.
Speaker 2: What they couldn't beat your old?
Speaker 3: Grannie, yeah well.
Speaker 46: You Know i've got this, expression they couldn't beat my
Speaker 46: old brannie with two hands tied Behind its.
Speaker 2: Fantastic i've not heard that, before COULD i don't think
Speaker 2: so IF i haven't forgotten about. It there was a wonderful.
Speaker 2: CALLER i don't know where the listeners Across, australia it
Speaker 2: would be just it was a Great it was a
Speaker 2: great call To Dennis walter's. Program they were talking about
Speaker 2: dance songs and just wonderful dance songs and one of the,
Speaker 2: CALLS i think it Was, helen who said along the
Speaker 2: lines of, Gee i'll tell you. What you could go
Speaker 2: to the, guillotine lose your head and still dance to that. Song,
Speaker 2: yes it was a fabulous. Line, sandra in ten seconds or,
Speaker 2: listen go, on you should have.
Speaker 19: That that's a.
Speaker 46: Topic, well you know old. Expressions it's really really.
Speaker 2: Lovely, yeah.
Speaker 46: Body used to have some great old.
Speaker 2: Expressions you, know we should do. That we'll write that
Speaker 2: down for a future. Topic that is, great, wonderful wonderful.
Speaker 2: Expressions perhaps we no longer use mcc doesn't allow. JEANS
Speaker 2: i don't think it, was certainly not in the long.
Speaker 2: Room you can still wear denim into the into the.
Speaker 2: Area we just can't get into the into the long.
Speaker 2: Room we'll do, This Rick, milton not Far Away, cool The,
Speaker 2: CUPLINKS i think they. Were i'm gonna say it was
Speaker 2: a really good, band The cutlings in the. Sixties we've
Speaker 2: got to play a song after the.
Speaker 34: News now this Is Australia Open eyes With tony, McManus.
Speaker 38: A pone with no?
Speaker 32: Rhyme are colluck wear that? Time a ship without, sails
Speaker 32: just drifting none the.
Speaker 38: Word that's just how feel.
Speaker 1: Whenever she's.
Speaker 3: Gone that's just HOW i.
Speaker 4: Feel my lasson.
Speaker 3: Reads bood go on.
Speaker 38: And off my way.
Speaker 47: Till julie comes around and sings a happy.
Speaker 38: Someone else side.
Speaker 3: And lets my spirit up and fills my foolish mind.
Speaker 48: Wither she smiles a jail, smile and SUDDENLY i get that,
Speaker 48: feeling and Then i'm inside out with the Because julie's
Speaker 48: come around.
Speaker 2: Again she's just like a.
Speaker 49: Bird she follows the.
Speaker 47: Sun she spreads out her wings and once again she leaves.
Speaker 42: Me it's always the.
Speaker 3: Same i'm broken it, Too.
Speaker 34: But after a WHILE i whistle.
Speaker 38: WHAT i must, Do.
Speaker 47: Wait Till julie comes around and sings a happy song
Speaker 47: of song and lifts my spirit up and fills my
Speaker 47: foolish mind with Der around.
Speaker 34: She smiles a j.
Speaker 1: Smile then suddenly again.
Speaker 3: Because AROUND i think.
Speaker 2: There's going to be a change of key.
Speaker 34: HERE i think there When juley comes in and, oh we.
Speaker 2: Love a song with a great. Change the, cufflics in
Speaker 2: fact a bit of a theme. Here catholics will talk
Speaker 2: To Alec milne About cufflings in just a. Moment cuthlics
Speaker 2: a creation Of paul van San Lee, poclis who wrote
Speaker 2: and produced the groups of material and what they. Did
Speaker 2: they just went out and hired muso's and they put them,
Speaker 2: together and that particular version they were called the cufflinks
Speaker 2: back from the late, sixties The, Kufflings AND i thought
Speaker 2: it was actually another bloker who was Also Ron dante
Speaker 2: D a n t e is how you pronounce. It
Speaker 2: was part of those recording sessions as, well and when
Speaker 2: you think about, IT i think he was pretty much
Speaker 2: responsible for things like the archies and, sugar sugar and
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff in the day as well from.
Speaker 2: Memory i'm just going by. MEMORY i don't. Know do
Speaker 2: we love? Trash you bid we?
Speaker 28: Do five o'clock bet won't?
Speaker 47: Work and then old towel and Ball i've, broken umbralla
Speaker 47: a rusty trombe AND i am the light in the
Speaker 47: soul and MION i love the because they're.
Speaker 35: Trash oh love.
Speaker 2: Trash the one and Only Rick milner right Across australia
Speaker 2: for This wednesday, morning and we welcome everybody right through
Speaker 2: six pur In, perth Five DOUBLE a And, adelaide THE
Speaker 2: Ace Radio network and of course here at THREE aw In.
Speaker 2: Melbourne it's your home base if you like GET I Rick.
Speaker 15: Milne, musically you've gone from the sublime to the, RIDICULAR
Speaker 15: i know in many many.
Speaker 2: Ways do you remember that the old thing of The
Speaker 2: kathlinks the late, sixties ninety sixty or sixty, nine.
Speaker 15: Think do you know there was a group in the
Speaker 15: fifties called The. Kafflinks before that version they did the
Speaker 15: Song johnny o'keef covered Called So, tough and they were
Speaker 15: called the Kup links really In.
Speaker 2: Australia, no they Were.
Speaker 15: American they were a vocal, group and they were called The.
Speaker 15: Kafflins there you.
Speaker 2: Go so there was because that band there THAT i
Speaker 2: played Was, american The. Kufflinks, yeah well this.
Speaker 15: Is the Couple links from i'd say the fifties and
Speaker 15: it was called So, Tough she's So.
Speaker 2: Tough, okay we'll, see we're can Find.
Speaker 15: Johnny o'keef did a cover version of.
Speaker 45: It he.
Speaker 2: Did how about that very nice piece of. Information did
Speaker 2: you do you ever Wear katholics or did you once Wear? Catholics?
Speaker 15: No, NO i didn't. NEVER i do know some Old
Speaker 15: jesus used to WHEN i WHEN i started, working there
Speaker 15: were a couple of old fellows that wore those. Cufflings hang,
Speaker 15: on what.
Speaker 2: Do you what do you mean? Old get? Off the
Speaker 2: get off the THE i can't, NO i can't say.
Speaker 15: That don't you wore couplings.
Speaker 2: Up until up until three o'clock this? Afternoon is that?
Speaker 15: Right and of course you had a beard as well
Speaker 15: on the younger, days didn't.
Speaker 2: You, yeah back in the beller. Days But i've forgiven
Speaker 2: myself for. That but the kufflings is a lovely. Thing
Speaker 2: if you buy the right, shirt wear the, coufflings it
Speaker 2: is still a joyous, thing particularly if you you, know
Speaker 2: if you have black tie. Events great.
Speaker 15: The ones THAT i, remember, now what do they call
Speaker 15: those expanded expandix things that you used to put on
Speaker 15: your upper arms.
Speaker 2: Got them as?
Speaker 15: Well them what were they?
Speaker 2: Called they were called hispanix things that you put on
Speaker 2: your upper.
Speaker 15: Arm somebody will, know somebody out there is going to
Speaker 15: be able to tell, us because what used to. Happen
Speaker 15: you put them on so that your sleeves wouldn't get
Speaker 15: ink on. Them if you were you, know you worked
Speaker 15: at a at a desk in an office or somewhere
Speaker 15: and did everything was done by hand in those, days
Speaker 15: way before computers and, all and people used to put
Speaker 15: those on to kind of keep their sleeves out of the.
Speaker 15: Goo and they put them on sort of the upper
Speaker 15: armor or above, them you, know sort of halfway up
Speaker 15: between the wrist and the elbow or somewhere to keep
Speaker 15: the shirt out of.
Speaker 2: It that's. Right so if the sometimes your shirt sleeve
Speaker 2: could be a little too long or unnecessarily, long and
Speaker 2: so it would be pulled up and it would just
Speaker 2: grasp it at the you, know at that muscle level
Speaker 2: just above the, elbow and it was usually in the banking,
Speaker 2: industry it.
Speaker 15: Was you're quite right about.
Speaker 2: That, NO i just made that bit. Up so the banking.
Speaker 2: Industry AND i think also those those, bookies some of
Speaker 2: those bookies would have worn that at the time as.
Speaker 2: Well and great great. Journals that was a very journal.
Speaker 17: Thing.
Speaker 15: Yep AND i remember my granddad used to wear them
Speaker 15: and he was a stock station agent for the.
Speaker 2: Auctions, yes how about.
Speaker 15: THAT i wonder what those things were. Called somebody will
Speaker 15: be able to tell us what a word for. Them
Speaker 15: AND i can't have The vegas idea what the word,
Speaker 15: is but somebody will know those sort of expander things
Speaker 15: that you put on your upper arms or the men
Speaker 15: did not the women of, course but that's what the
Speaker 15: men used to do in those.
Speaker 2: Times, WELL i think the women in the day had
Speaker 2: other things that they were.
Speaker 15: Were tucking themselves from different different to to. Day we
Speaker 15: won't going to find detail because we've got other things
Speaker 15: to talk, about haven't we we.
Speaker 2: Do let's go To helen first. Morning, helen thank you
Speaker 2: for joining us With Rick.
Speaker 50: Milner, yes, okay, yeah, Look, Rick i'm virtually on the same.
Speaker 50: Subject men's.
Speaker 13: Clothes my father had a.
Speaker 31: Leather collar.
Speaker 40: Box, yes do you know.
Speaker 12: Those, YEP i do.
Speaker 15: The collars who were, Separate they were they were separate
Speaker 15: into the shirt and you actually had to fix them
Speaker 15: to the. Shirt, yes that's.
Speaker 21: Right.
Speaker 50: Now my father was born in nineteen twenty, one so
Speaker 50: you can probably work out when he started to wear
Speaker 50: these collared. Shirts, yes.
Speaker 15: That's, right twenty. One you would be right about it
Speaker 15: would have when it was about twenty twenty. One, yep
Speaker 15: about nineteen forty somewhere.
Speaker 31: There.
Speaker 15: Yeah you've still got the collar, box have.
Speaker 20: You i've got it in.
Speaker 50: Storage.
Speaker 15: Yeah they're quite not quite cute little boxes they. Were
Speaker 15: there were, leather almost always, leather and they had a
Speaker 15: little sort of a catch on them to keep them
Speaker 15: kick them. Closed and these days i'd reckonciland around about fifty.
Speaker 15: Dollars it's got some collars, too does?
Speaker 20: It?
Speaker 50: Collars and it was quite, solid, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 26: But it was was it leather?
Speaker 15: Yours, yes, yep, yep about with you've got some collars
Speaker 15: in there as. Well you might get seventy five to
Speaker 15: one hundred.
Speaker 50: Beautiful it's just it's just a, curiosity isn't.
Speaker 20: It.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Yeah i've seen a few of them over the,
Speaker 15: time and some of them makes you had the word
Speaker 15: color collars on the on the.
Speaker 10: Box, yeah so how about, That.
Speaker 15: Helen that's a good, question very.
Speaker 2: Much, sure well, Done. Helen and my memory is THAT
Speaker 2: i bought a shirt many years. Ago mum must have
Speaker 2: bought it for.
Speaker 34: ME i.
Speaker 2: Reckon it was probably a shirt that you would actually
Speaker 2: button it into the top of the shirt you take
Speaker 2: it off and to have that what was often referred
Speaker 2: to as a grandpas. Shirt, look but you could remove the. Collar.
Speaker 15: Yep that's exactly how it was in the old.
Speaker 2: Days.
Speaker 15: Exactly they were all that. Way shirts did not have.
Speaker 15: Collars there were most thing when.
Speaker 2: You think about, it, yeah the old grandpa, shirt and
Speaker 2: then when the collars came. In even up until recently
Speaker 2: some SHIRTS i found there was and you can still
Speaker 2: Buy unpresumably you get those bones in that would slip
Speaker 2: inside the collar of say good white, shirt just to
Speaker 2: keep it very very. Straight once your tie was.
Speaker 8: Done that was.
Speaker 31: It that was.
Speaker 2: It you're.
Speaker 15: Right i'm not never been much of a, Time and
Speaker 15: that's the REASON i wouldn't wear couplings BECAUSE i don't
Speaker 15: wear those kind of clothes like you. Do you dress,
Speaker 15: up you, SEE i don't dress up so.
Speaker 8: Much thank you for.
Speaker 2: Sharing we'll do, This we'll do this when we come.
Speaker 2: Back kevin joined us on the program with A Rick.
Speaker 2: Milner what were you? Wearing what are you?
Speaker 3: Wearing?
Speaker 2: Now sounds a bit dodgy, really one double three six nine.
Speaker 2: Three it was a called, Garter trucker said was a
Speaker 2: call to garter that the blokes used to wear around
Speaker 2: there at the top of their elbow to keep the shirt. Up,
Speaker 2: NO i don't think it was called a. Garter no
Speaker 2: is the. Answer i'm going to give more of your
Speaker 2: call straight after. This it is austraighta over nagod. Boarding
Speaker 2: Rick milne is a passionate Our brisbane, supporter but not only,
Speaker 2: that is a great bloke and co hosting this program
Speaker 2: on three aw And australia overnight for many many a.
Speaker 2: Year if you'd like to come and join, us you
Speaker 2: can do that right. Now one double three six nine.
Speaker 2: Three you'll love, THIS ricka look at the text line
Speaker 2: the information with regards to what is now being referred
Speaker 2: to as the sleeve, garter.
Speaker 15: Sleeve. GARTER i remember at school we used to wear
Speaker 15: garters on our socks to keep our socks.
Speaker 2: Up we, did and school socks we. Did in, Fact
Speaker 2: i'm wearing them. Now the elastic bands that men wore
Speaker 2: in their arms to adjust shirt sleeve length were called sleeve,
Speaker 2: garters and the garters were primarily used to prevent the
Speaker 2: cuffs from getting soiled while, working to you, know keep them,
Speaker 2: nice including entirety for special. Occasions there we, go leave
Speaker 2: garb And i've got lots of. Text also pretty much
Speaker 2: the same, thing the rand band near the top of
Speaker 2: long socks to keep those socks. Up, yes that's, right exactly.
Speaker 2: Right let's take a couple of these Calls paul late.
Speaker 51: Morning, well, no we call them aumbands WHERE i come.
Speaker 2: From did you just armbands that were worn like what?
Speaker 2: Material did you say it was rick.
Speaker 15: Kind of kind of like was metallic expanding?
Speaker 51: Expanding, yeah it's silvery thing looking for? Them, yes, yes,
Speaker 51: armbands that's what we called.
Speaker 2: Them and how would you have them? Used if you,
Speaker 2: know did women USE i used.
Speaker 51: To use armbands and my daughter still uses, them and
Speaker 51: she still uses couplings because she shows.
Speaker 2: Horses of, course it's part of the.
Speaker 51: Addressage, well, yes you have to have a different sort of.
Speaker 51: Coupling to wear. Couplings you have to have different holes
Speaker 51: in your in your.
Speaker 2: Shirt, yes great history about.
Speaker 51: She still wears them so she she knows how to
Speaker 51: put them, on.
Speaker 2: And presumably for Competition. Pauline, oh, yes.
Speaker 51: Competition people don't even know how to tire.
Speaker 2: Tie there's only one way to Tire Pauline, college.
Speaker 51: Not either either plane or a windsor.
Speaker 2: Not, well that's. Right the distinction between the windsor and
Speaker 2: the college would.
Speaker 51: Be, yeah WELL i wore a tie all the way through,
Speaker 51: school and THEN i will are tie. Riding SO i
Speaker 51: don't write, now of, course but, yes that's a great.
Speaker 2: Call isn't. It so there you, go and the, tie
Speaker 2: and even the tie is to no longer quite the
Speaker 2: thing that it once.
Speaker 15: Was, Rick you notice now that a lot of the
Speaker 15: people on on THE v shows and, said, well they
Speaker 15: don't wear tires now they. Were they were a jacket
Speaker 15: nut open shirt for the way tie is going going
Speaker 15: the way of the of the top. HALF i suppose
Speaker 15: you might tell you corum pans is HOW i remember
Speaker 15: them now that now the plan is mentioned it that's
Speaker 15: HOW i remember. Them some people said.
Speaker 2: Garters garters have got a lot of, texts so they
Speaker 2: were referred to as a garters and sometimes. Suspenders it's
Speaker 2: not the same.
Speaker 22: Thing it's a very different.
Speaker 2: Thing burn good, Morning.
Speaker 14: Good, morning tiny And Ricky.
Speaker 10: Ricky, however how can we HELP.
Speaker 26: I, UH.
Speaker 14: I do recall that they are an armed, band the
Speaker 14: same as what the lady, said an arm. Band and
Speaker 14: when when you were dipping your pen in the ink,
Speaker 14: well it keeps your sleeves out of of.
Speaker 2: Course, oh that's a very good. Point we actually talked
Speaker 2: about the ink wells the other, day and that was
Speaker 2: always a made you. Concerned going to, School you're learning
Speaker 2: to do the ink well and you dip the ink
Speaker 2: into the thing that was at the top of the,
Speaker 2: desk and or a fountain pen later, on if you
Speaker 2: were lucky enough to be a place where that fountain.
Speaker 2: Pens we had an ink, monitor we. DID i was,
Speaker 2: one you were WHAT i, was an ink. MONITOR i
Speaker 2: feel like those bloody things every single.
Speaker 15: Morning the secret of your success because it relates to.
Speaker 2: Mean it's probably where it. Started, YEAH i had delusions
Speaker 2: of grandeur then AND i still. Haven't one double three
Speaker 2: six nine three is our telephone. Number plenty room on the.
Speaker 2: Board you'll get. Through let's move away from Garters. All
Speaker 2: that was another grade show, too wasn't all gas and, gators,
Speaker 2: yeah or gut and, gardens all gats and gart all
Speaker 2: gas and all gass here it was grade. Show let's
Speaker 2: have a look at some pikies that you've sent. Through
Speaker 2: the first one is a.
Speaker 31: Hat.
Speaker 10: Yeah, now this is.
Speaker 15: Put out by a company CALLED, ot which was a
Speaker 15: run based drink and they didn't say, so but it.
Speaker 15: Was and the idea was keep your warm in, winter you,
Speaker 15: know when you go to the footy and have a
Speaker 15: bit of a sip OF, ot which would certainly warm
Speaker 15: as all. Right so there's one From South, bendigo which
Speaker 15: is rather, unusual you don't see those very, often but
Speaker 15: probably worth five hundred and one from some team Called.
Speaker 15: Melbourne what a, Team and that's worth a similar sort
Speaker 15: of a. Price, now the next ITEM i have is
Speaker 15: a put out by a company Called Black, clothes which
Speaker 15: is like a Kofferly and that was a fellow by
Speaker 15: the name Of Frank vine or they used to got
Speaker 15: Him Pop, vine who played for that Same melbourne football.
Speaker 15: Club so that's that was a pretty nice and that's
Speaker 15: worth a couple hundred dollars believe, it though not that
Speaker 15: little tiny. Thing it's about not much bigger than your.
Speaker 15: Thumbnail really and little item.
Speaker 2: Did pop play? For did he also play? For he
Speaker 2: played For melbourne And West.
Speaker 15: Perth he may, have he may, have but he certainly
Speaker 15: played For. Melbourne and the next Item i've got is
Speaker 15: a nineteen to twenty eight membership garden that's also From.
Speaker 15: Melbourne is there a theme?
Speaker 2: HERE i think there may well be a theme AND
Speaker 2: i appreciate.
Speaker 42: That.
Speaker 15: Yes and then there's also A melbourne banner from nineteen
Speaker 15: thirty nine which they won the premiership in that. Year
Speaker 15: so there are a few Little melbourne items there for
Speaker 15: no particular, reason BUT i just thought i'd sort of.
Speaker 2: Sneaking in AND i please, you and please you shared
Speaker 2: we'll do this break when we come back, here we'll
Speaker 2: start to take some. Calls if you have anything in
Speaker 2: that you, fancy anything that you've got sitting at the
Speaker 2: top of your shelf or in that third draw, down
Speaker 2: maybe at the, garage lying around the, place come and
Speaker 2: share what is the story of something that you think
Speaker 2: would be of interest to, you or is of interest
Speaker 2: to you that would be interested in any even a
Speaker 2: small way to where the audience here At australia every
Speaker 2: night you get through straight away this morning one double
Speaker 2: three six nine. Three you can do that right. Now
Speaker 2: great to have your. Company we're everywhere at right Across
Speaker 2: australia For australia. Overnight my Name's tony, McManus Rick milne
Speaker 2: From antiques And collectibles and we take your, calls of
Speaker 2: which we be quite on the phones this, morning so
Speaker 2: if you have, anything you'll get through straight. Away one
Speaker 2: double three six nine to. Three it's amazing the amount of,
Speaker 2: text which is both gorgeous and, tricky because you'd rather
Speaker 2: have the calls for when you're. Here it's difficulty to
Speaker 2: read the. Text the point about it is that they're
Speaker 2: talking about the college. Days part of the uniform was
Speaker 2: very much even for girls when you think about, it
Speaker 2: in school during our, time was to wear a.
Speaker 15: Tie true, enough true enough it. Was AND i grew
Speaker 15: up in the, bush SO i was a country. Boy
Speaker 15: and they we certainly both both sexes war. Tied, sure,
Speaker 15: yep they did very much, so AND i, think, WELL
Speaker 15: i don't think it happened to. ANYMORE i don't know
Speaker 15: did you do the?
Speaker 2: Winds did you do the windsor or what was often
Speaker 2: referred to as the college, version which was one swing
Speaker 2: as opposed to the two. SWINGERS i, think.
Speaker 15: Oh wasn't good enough to do the winter that were
Speaker 15: too hard for, me too. HARD i don't think it
Speaker 15: was long. Enough that's that AS i. REMEMBER i mean
Speaker 15: we had there we had a four colored full colored,
Speaker 15: tie which were the four. Houses you, know though they
Speaker 15: had these various you'd be belonged to one house or.
Speaker 15: Another there were. Four so there was a, red, green,
Speaker 15: yellow and. Blue so they were the colors of the.
Speaker 2: School, well you know how they often say everything old
Speaker 2: is new. AGAIN i wonder how long it will be
Speaker 2: before there is a trend back in a major way
Speaker 2: to bow.
Speaker 15: Ties and they are pretty nifty at. THAT i mean
Speaker 15: you do see them, occasionally you, know you do see them,
Speaker 15: occasion and they do look pretty. Nifty in, fact one of,
Speaker 15: our one of, ours the young one had he they
Speaker 15: did a dead whatever they call those things you can
Speaker 15: and they bore the bow Ti he looked spectacular.
Speaker 8: Color it's a lovely.
Speaker 2: Thing and was it a clip on or did he do?
Speaker 2: It was it a hand?
Speaker 15: TIE i would imagine it probably was because he wouldn't
Speaker 15: know how to do. It, otherwise you, know you have
Speaker 15: you've got to be pretty. Good, well you could have helped,
Speaker 15: Him were you?
Speaker 2: Good, yeah, LOOK i actually got quite. Good AND i
Speaker 2: don't know THAT i could do it. Now but there
Speaker 2: was a time during The i'm thinking late, eighties early
Speaker 2: part of the, nineties maybe like many of, us we
Speaker 2: had a bit of a fascination with with ties and
Speaker 2: And i'm not too sure why not important to the.
Speaker 2: Story and then you learned to do a bow.
Speaker 15: Tie, wow you're just plenty of plenty of you got
Speaker 15: plenty of bows to Your you've got, seven that's. Right
Speaker 15: whatever you call that.
Speaker 2: Thing that expression thank you in the lot of? Quills,
Speaker 2: ye something like.
Speaker 15: That how about?
Speaker 42: That?
Speaker 2: Now i'm just looking at this is really. Interesting this
Speaker 2: is a copy of the footy, Record Ferdy, Record Ferdy,
Speaker 2: record he.
Speaker 15: Was and then it's from nineteen twenty, nine and it's
Speaker 15: for the, final in other, words what they would call
Speaker 15: these days the preliminary. Final and in that case it
Speaker 15: was played and this doesn't Feature melbourne for. Change this
Speaker 15: one was Between richmond And carlvin and it was won By,
Speaker 15: richmond who then played Against collingwood in The Grand final
Speaker 15: and it was the third of their four in a
Speaker 15: Row collingwood four in a row nineteen twenty. Nine they
Speaker 15: won from nineteen twenty seven to nineteen thirty they won
Speaker 15: four in a. Row it's the only time it's ever,
Speaker 15: happened and it could will have happened To, melbourne but
Speaker 15: the team that stopped them in their tracks, was as it,
Speaker 15: happened Was.
Speaker 2: COLLINGWOOD i love the expressions on the front of, this
Speaker 2: so it reads just AS i can share with the.
Speaker 2: Audience you look at this footy record a it cost a, threepence.
Speaker 15: Yeah threepence.
Speaker 2: Yes and then at the top of, it just above
Speaker 2: where it is referred to was the football. Record it
Speaker 2: then says under the patronage of The Victorian Football league
Speaker 2: is under the under the. Patronage.
Speaker 15: Yeah the very very first year they put these, out
Speaker 15: which is nineteen hundred and, twelve their, slogan the slogan
Speaker 15: that was used for about the next ten years was
Speaker 15: fair play Is bonnie, Play, ah fair play Is bonnie.
Speaker 15: Play bonnie many very, good very very Very AND i
Speaker 15: actually have a few of those bound. Volumes they're pretty.
Speaker 15: Impressive bought those years and years and years.
Speaker 2: Ago, jay what's right to the advertising product? Owner but
Speaker 2: of course it is right. Down there's a little ad FOR.
Speaker 2: Vb but the old label on THAT vb. Bottle it looks,
Speaker 2: fantastic it, does it.
Speaker 15: Does, yes they were quite AND i might say that
Speaker 15: the Small footy, records even though from the, sixties are
Speaker 15: much preferable to the larger sized. Ones AND i think
Speaker 15: part of the reason was once we went to the
Speaker 15: larger size which we have, now people they cost more.
Speaker 15: Money people tended to keep, them whereas the early ones
Speaker 15: were pretty cheap and after the, game especially as the wet,
Speaker 15: day they just throw them on the, ground leave, them
Speaker 15: don't worry about. It but once they got a bit,
Speaker 15: larger people did tend to hang on to. Them so
Speaker 15: the earlier, ones which are the smaller, versions are much
Speaker 15: much harder to. Find of, course one from way back
Speaker 15: then and were worth a lot of. Money they're probably
Speaker 15: worth five hundred dollars or something really in a bit
Speaker 15: of one of the very good that we've. Survived, yeah
Speaker 15: from the, Time, well you're.
Speaker 2: Right because my memory whether you went To collingwood or
Speaker 2: where they went out to where The bulldogs games in those,
Speaker 2: days are you to get the melways to find out
Speaker 2: how you got. THERE A, secondly there was this, mess
Speaker 2: see a bunch of litter leaving the ground it was
Speaker 2: just everywhere where there was beer cans all sorts of
Speaker 2: just left for somebody else to come and clean.
Speaker 15: Up, yeah and the footy records as.
Speaker 2: Well the footy records were just left on seats and
Speaker 2: on the. Ground.
Speaker 15: Yep just. Amazing and that's just the. Way it was
Speaker 15: a bit of a change, now of. Course but in
Speaker 15: fact you don't see many people with the footy records
Speaker 15: now because you can get them on your phone and
Speaker 15: you do things other ways. NOW i think times have
Speaker 15: changed a bit AND i don't think they sell anywhere
Speaker 15: near as well as they might.
Speaker 2: Have it was a great. Publication you always wanted to
Speaker 2: have at least one. Copy if you're going as a,
Speaker 2: family you'd have at least, one usually two versions to
Speaker 2: between mum and dad and the. Kids it was just
Speaker 2: a lovely thing to be able to, do to look
Speaker 2: where your, team where your players were going to, be
Speaker 2: and you know the list who was, in who was
Speaker 2: at and who was playing in the, twos, yes who
Speaker 2: who Was.
Speaker 15: Well it's still the, case of, COURSE i mean they
Speaker 15: send them back everything of the and they'll send a
Speaker 15: player back to pick up his form in the, reserves
Speaker 15: and they might have done it with your full. Forward
Speaker 15: AS i, remember they put him in the twos for
Speaker 15: a week or two and did him no. Harm he's
Speaker 15: come back and kicked a. Few so there we, are
Speaker 15: and my boys are doing all. Right so everybody's.
Speaker 2: Happy everybody's pretty. Happy we'll do this break and hopefully
Speaker 2: get some. Calls here we go one double three six nine.
Speaker 2: Three Rick milks, here come and join us thee of
Speaker 2: the side On australia. Overnight good morning to. You maybe
Speaker 2: a bit chilly Across, australia so we're quite on the Phone's.
Speaker 2: RICKY a couple of texts, though that'll keep us some
Speaker 2: muse for a little bit of Geta tonia And. RICK
Speaker 2: i have a Tin Tyanic. Tyanic slow it, Down, TONY
Speaker 2: i have a Tin titanic toy ship with. Box the
Speaker 2: box has a picture of The titanic and that's From
Speaker 2: bruce In. Baronia that would be.
Speaker 15: Pretty, IMPRESSIVE i have to, say AND i imagine it's
Speaker 15: got some age to. It it's Difficult bruce without asking
Speaker 15: a couple of, questions But i'm assuming it's got some
Speaker 15: pretty good age about. It because people of younger people
Speaker 15: today probably don't know one about The titanic of, course
Speaker 15: which sank and all but one PERSON i think survived
Speaker 15: or only a. Couple only a few had a night
Speaker 15: berg did it?
Speaker 2: Not, yes it.
Speaker 15: Did, yeah they made a movie about.
Speaker 2: It they.
Speaker 15: DID i would think the.
Speaker 2: Movie was pretty. Popular it was that, again the movie
Speaker 2: was pretty.
Speaker 15: Popular, yes, Anyway, yeah a good. Thing and if you've
Speaker 15: got that, box it would have some age to. IT
Speaker 15: i would reckon be looking at a few hundred dollars
Speaker 15: any more specific BECAUSE i don't know any more about.
Speaker 2: It you, KNOW i remember collecting those bee cans of the,
Speaker 2: footy stand on, them stand on SO i could see
Speaker 2: over the tall people in the. Front that's From, Loretta.
Speaker 15: AND i might say the very FIRST i lived in
Speaker 15: The bush and we came to the city very. Occasionally
Speaker 15: the very first two football GAMES i went, to the
Speaker 15: very first two were but they were, draws both of
Speaker 15: them at the at them no one was at The
Speaker 15: bulldogs and one was it To long because we lived
Speaker 15: in The western district at the time Of, victoria that,
Speaker 15: is and we saw one game at Gill long AND
Speaker 15: i don't even remember who they played with the. Drawl
Speaker 15: and the next time we went to The bulldogs for some,
Speaker 15: reason and there was a drawer as, well so the
Speaker 15: very first TWO i ever saw A.
Speaker 2: Drawls do you know why you got the? Name Presumably
Speaker 2: Richard Rick.
Speaker 15: WELL i, Did, yes it was named after AND i
Speaker 15: had an uncle who used to. Start he was a
Speaker 15: starter at at racist horse race. Meetings AND i REMEMBER
Speaker 15: i stood in the store with him one. Time he
Speaker 15: took me. ALONG i was named after. Him He's, richard
Speaker 15: and And i'm standing on this door and he, said
Speaker 15: you're ready to, go and none are not, really mister
Speaker 15: mill not, really Mister. Milon i'm thinking they're talking about.
Speaker 15: Me they met, Me, no they didn't mention. ANYWAY i.
Speaker 15: Remember that's WHY i got bitten by the. Bugs i've
Speaker 15: been a bit of a hawky on my life all the.
Speaker 2: Life nothing my Uncle, Richard Uncle, richard all those years.
Speaker 2: Ago the REASON i. Ask i've just been reading the
Speaker 2: list in the last couple of days about, names and
Speaker 2: there's about eighty. Nine but these are the ones that
Speaker 2: are probably a bit important that under each state Has
Speaker 2: Australia state and territories has its own, birth deaths and,
Speaker 2: marriages and The Registration. Actor the names are examples of
Speaker 2: those that have been banned nationwide Under australian naming. Laws
Speaker 2: these are, people, so these are people that are born
Speaker 2: here and can't use some of these. Names for, EXAMPLE
Speaker 2: i couldn't you couldn't be called admirable, sorry having a
Speaker 2: really good morning, Him. ADMIRAL i couldn't call You Admiral Rick.
Speaker 2: Milne you can, say, Well i'm going to christian You
Speaker 2: christian You Admiral. Rick, yeah you couldn't be called. Bishop,
Speaker 2: no you couldn't be called. Colonel you certainly couldn't Be
Speaker 2: christian baptized if you like, senator you couldn't be senator
Speaker 2: mil to Prime minster or Prime minister or premier or.
Speaker 22: President that's.
Speaker 2: True but he's the really disappointing part BECAUSE i always
Speaker 2: want to be known as A Saint. Anthony, yes of
Speaker 2: COURSE i can never be Called Saint. Anthony you can't
Speaker 2: be to call that, either, unfortunately so and you can't
Speaker 2: and even things of the list is really quite. Funny
Speaker 2: you can't be called a Smelly rick Smelly. Milne, uh
Speaker 2: this is all locked away in. Legislation and you can't
Speaker 2: be called professor, NO i.
Speaker 15: Get, THAT i get. IT i would imagine you couldn't
Speaker 15: be Called.
Speaker 2: Hitler, no certainly. Not and why would you what are?
Speaker 15: You because there are those pretty stupid people in the,
Speaker 15: world that's.
Speaker 2: Why, Yes and you couldn't be called. Messiah, no, No
Speaker 2: and the list of the list is really. Funny Dello
Speaker 2: lama is the other one too that you can't Be
Speaker 2: you can't be Mentioned Lama.
Speaker 15: Lama.
Speaker 2: Milne things for which you might be looking At Rick
Speaker 2: milne before we, say it was quite on the phones this,
Speaker 2: morning so humble.
Speaker 15: Apologies, yeah it's just one of those, things maybe a
Speaker 15: bit too cool for.
Speaker 2: Everyone, WELL i, SAID i said To jay the other
Speaker 2: morning we had a quiet, morning AND i, said you,
Speaker 2: KNOW i reckon it's because we've had this change in
Speaker 2: the weather and people are all tucked up and they
Speaker 2: might have their blanket on a three five. Seven you
Speaker 2: don't really want to move too.
Speaker 15: Far, no that's, due that's part of. THEM i just
Speaker 15: Know i'm about. IT i do have people forever colling
Speaker 15: me of about the. Coins so we'll give them very.
Speaker 15: Quickly luney take a. Sec but in, pennies there are
Speaker 15: two that people might. Have there are two they won't.
Speaker 15: Have but the two they might have a nineteen twenty
Speaker 15: five and nineteen forty, six and they're both worth fifty
Speaker 15: dollars nineteen twenty five and nineteen forty six in, halfpennies
Speaker 15: which is the smaller, size nineteen twenty three is worth seven.
Speaker 15: Hundred now, this if you've got a nineteen thirty. Penny
Speaker 15: on the other, hand you, can you. Can you'll be instantly.
Speaker 15: Rich and if you get ninety two, seven even. Richer
Speaker 15: so there we. Go Now i'm looking For tuckfield's bird,
Speaker 15: cards of which there are, billions but the and so for,
Speaker 15: me it's for someone. Else but they want the ones
Speaker 15: that have got blue printing on the. REVERSE i don't
Speaker 15: know about, this but, anyway some of them had blue
Speaker 15: printing and they just prepared to pay two dollars. Each
Speaker 15: and when it got to there's minions and menus of
Speaker 15: those food. Cards but he wants them only with the
Speaker 15: blue printing on the. Reverse don't ask me, why but,
Speaker 15: anyway there were two dollars if you have. Them, racebooks,
Speaker 15: Cameras i've got people looking for. Cameras argus which was
Speaker 15: A melbourne. Newspaper it was the first newspaper in the
Speaker 15: world to actually print in. Color believe it or. Not
Speaker 15: they did cards and badges in a fireside. Game if
Speaker 15: anybody has any of those. Things we've got an argus,
Speaker 15: collector Am, skull which is a company From South, australia And,
Speaker 15: playstows a company From. Way i've got people looking for
Speaker 15: anything that relates to those companies put out little swap,
Speaker 15: cards various. Things Cox brothers which was a sports store In.
Speaker 15: Melbourne And i've got somebody Since kilder fan they can't
Speaker 15: be they won't too many of the game on the,
Speaker 15: weekend but killed the. Players they did some autograph, books, badges, cards,
Speaker 15: whatever anything that you've got on Some KILDA i got
Speaker 15: A kilder tragic and had to be that's you have
Speaker 15: to be tragic to follow certain footy. Teams but anything
Speaker 15: has got any of that lot There that number of
Speaker 15: mine is zero four one, eight three, three, nine one zero.
Speaker 2: Three there it is there is zero four, sorry zero
Speaker 2: four one eight double three nine one zero. Three i'm
Speaker 2: just reading some of these texts that are coming. In
Speaker 2: i'll get to them just a. Moment have we got a? Call,
Speaker 2: no Where's pauline's? Still? There are? Gone pauline's? Disappeared all right,
Speaker 2: now we might, say. Uru i'm just getting lots of
Speaker 2: texts about some other matters coming. Through, rick humble. Apologies
Speaker 2: it will be quite on the phones this. Morning one
Speaker 2: of those. Things we will talk next. Week thank you.
Speaker 2: Now lots of text coming in one in, PARTICULAR i
Speaker 2: won't mention the name here that says i'd rather this
Speaker 2: did not go to where well to, text SO i
Speaker 2: won't mention who it is by. NAME i sent you
Speaker 2: a text for the conversation about armbands SAYING i think
Speaker 2: they were called armed. Garters you make me out on
Speaker 2: air to be an. Idiot well NO i, didn't not at.
Speaker 2: All humble apologies if that was the, tone and SOMETIMES
Speaker 2: i have a bit of a naughty, tone SO i
Speaker 2: hope that wasn't. Offensive you go to the break and
Speaker 2: then you come back from the break saying that we've
Speaker 2: gotten lots of text saying they are called sleeve. Garters,
Speaker 2: YES i did say, that same as WHAT i, said
Speaker 2: and they are all. Genuses well that's not the. Point
Speaker 2: the point IS i did not make any reference to
Speaker 2: you by name with that, text so you know who you.
Speaker 2: Are my humble, apologies, Aget tony And. RICK i have
Speaker 2: my father's, armbands cufflinks and shirt. Studs he was a
Speaker 2: jeweler and wore cuff links and. Armbands most of the
Speaker 2: shirt studs were, used AS i recall when he would
Speaker 2: have an evening to use his apparel on certain evenings
Speaker 2: as he was a. Mason that was the other thing,
Speaker 2: too getting all dressed up to go to the, lodge
Speaker 2: call the balls and special. Occasions wonderful to see kind
Speaker 2: regards a. JOY i had to wear retire at school
Speaker 2: college type we did even AS i, said even the
Speaker 2: girls did wear tis back. Then we will do. This
Speaker 2: it Is australia. Overnight that's where you. Are it's great
Speaker 2: to have your company wherever you. Are you might be
Speaker 2: a three O w here In, melbourne Five DOUBLE a
Speaker 2: And adelaide THE Ace radio network right Throughout. Victoria we'll
Speaker 2: talk To gabe two coming up after the news at three.
Speaker 2: O'clock it's a big story sort of unfolding as we
Speaker 2: speak down through that lake's entrance, area so we'll get
Speaker 2: details on that in just a moment as well From
Speaker 2: gabe in our. Newsroom Roland gift may not necessarily be
Speaker 2: a household. Name Roland gift is sixty, four lead vocalist
Speaker 2: with the great Band Fine Young. Cannibals. Gee they had some.
Speaker 2: Hits when you look at their other hits included things
Speaker 2: Like Johnny Come Home. Blue they did a really good
Speaker 2: version Of Suspicious. Minds good, thing but probably best for
Speaker 2: the Hit She Drives Me. Crazy Ronald gift Today Happy
Speaker 2: birthday from Fine Young cannibals sixty. Four stop.
Speaker 7: To sell.
Speaker 2: This to.
Speaker 3: Last she chance is?
Speaker 38: Present she chars me, present.
Speaker 7: Can't it he?
Speaker 3: Wus?
Speaker 18: Say?
Speaker 38: Said then s so surprised Little she cast me a bad.
Speaker 38: Tack she tass me it d.
Speaker 7: Have.
Speaker 34: Said Sh, now this Is australia open eyed With tony, McMahon.
Speaker 2: And she raced us into the. Studio from The Australia
Speaker 2: overnight to, newsroom we speak of our very Own Gatabie
Speaker 2: hodson from The. Australia good morning to.
Speaker 42: YOU i am, yes, indeed.
Speaker 2: Look a bit of A you're not even puffed me
Speaker 2: from running from the. Studio LOOK i.
Speaker 42: Maybe i'm very. Fit that's a bit of a. Joke
Speaker 42: Actually i'm not not at. All Look i'm. Onnave we've
Speaker 42: got some listeners In gibbsland who could shed a bit
Speaker 42: of light on. THIS A watch And act warning has
Speaker 42: been issued for a vast section of The gippsland coast
Speaker 42: From Lake entrance To wilson's prompt that's a fair chunk
Speaker 42: it is Of. Victoria abnormally high tides are expected in
Speaker 42: the warning area and may cause coastal flooding of low lying.
Speaker 42: Areas NOW i Noticed painesville got quite a few mentions
Speaker 42: in all of. This are you listening In? Painesville i'd
Speaker 42: love to know what's going.
Speaker 2: ON i know as somebody very well In painsville who
Speaker 2: could well be. Listening so what give us a? Call
Speaker 2: what do you what do you understand to be?
Speaker 42: Happening all, Right, well we've had flooding and then you've
Speaker 42: got on top of that you get high, tides so
Speaker 42: together you can get some very very abnormally high a king. Tide.
Speaker 42: Basically now they have mentioned that this is the bureau
Speaker 42: at The Lakes entrance Tide. Gage the sea level is
Speaker 42: slowly easing after reaching more than a meter above its expected.
Speaker 42: Level So i've managed to print off some material. HERE i,
Speaker 42: mean this is we're talking river. Heights so there's your
Speaker 42: flood level. There this Is, painesville so it's it's getting
Speaker 42: towards flood level the.
Speaker 2: River but it's a great part of the world down.
Speaker 2: There it's.
Speaker 3: Beautiful, YEAH i spent a bit of some of.
Speaker 42: There but these. Floodshirts that upper line is just how
Speaker 42: much high the water is. Going so this is really
Speaker 42: good for radio. Radio, look it's it's it's a little bit.
Speaker 42: Concerning so, look if you are in a low part Of,
Speaker 42: Gippsland i'd like to, know is there water lapping at your?
Speaker 2: Door did you have?
Speaker 42: One other?
Speaker 2: People, please if you were anybody down through that area
Speaker 2: and give us a. Call what are you, noticing if
Speaker 2: anything in that part of the world one double three
Speaker 2: six nine three Were you're a great fan of the
Speaker 2: in the day of family feud we. Have we don't
Speaker 2: have family feud on at the moment On Telly jay
Speaker 2: do we.
Speaker 21: So.
Speaker 52: MUCH i don't have the actual show at the. MOMENT
Speaker 52: i might be on one of those other Gem nines or,
Speaker 52: something but not.
Speaker 2: There's not there's not An australian version being produced as well, anymore.
Speaker 42: The similar shows with other. Names BUT i do Remember
Speaker 42: tony barber To.
Speaker 2: Barbado he did it till.
Speaker 42: Then he got the gig With sale of The century
Speaker 42: and they gave it to a couple of other, people
Speaker 42: but it was his show for a very long.
Speaker 2: Time but, ah So i've got some really weird answers
Speaker 2: to family feud. Question, okay, Right so IF i said to,
Speaker 2: you during what month of pregnancy does a woman begin
Speaker 2: to look, pregnant you would have said.
Speaker 42: About month.
Speaker 2: Four the answer that they gave Was, september which, Funny.
Speaker 2: Okay name a yellow. Fruit this is a trick, question
Speaker 2: isn't it yellow? Fruit? Banana, well the answer they gave was.
Speaker 2: Orange name something that follows the word, pork pork. Chop
Speaker 2: they gave the answer. Cupie, really this is. True this
Speaker 2: is one hundred percent, true true.
Speaker 42: Porcupine, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: What they, said cue, pine poor.
Speaker 42: Cupie, really they've obviously never cooked.
Speaker 2: HAT i know a name a word phrase that starts
Speaker 2: with the with the word pot pot.
Speaker 42: Roast while we're on the topic of, food.
Speaker 2: A word or a phrase that starts with the pot,
Speaker 2: potato which is, OKAY i think that's. Right name a
Speaker 2: children's story about an, Animal, oh.
Speaker 42: We need The pooh or.
Speaker 2: Something and the answer they Gave david And. Goliath no, Incorrect.
Speaker 2: Okay name a kind of, bear.
Speaker 42: A polar bear they.
Speaker 2: Said they Said papa. Bear so how many people Said papa?
Speaker 1: Bear?
Speaker 2: None that's that's.
Speaker 42: There's some pretty cute answers in, there not the ONES
Speaker 42: i would have come up.
Speaker 2: With but, hey now we had an email with saying
Speaker 2: we've changed the timing of the. Chook, no we haven't
Speaker 2: changed the timing of the, trook have. We it's always
Speaker 2: been at this time around about coming up to a
Speaker 2: quarter past the hour each morning for the chok.
Speaker 22: Correct just before the first break.
Speaker 2: Up, yeah that's, right so just before the correct and
Speaker 2: so humble. Apologies it hasn't. Changed they, Said, oh it
Speaker 2: feels like it's. Changed, no it. HASN'T i think in
Speaker 2: wa because they change their or we change time, zone
Speaker 2: so it probably affects, that but they don't in that
Speaker 2: part of the world. Anyway double three six nine. THREE
Speaker 2: i do think you would like to raise on the
Speaker 2: program if you've just joined us for the first. Time
Speaker 2: we've been talking about the year nineteen eighty. Six where
Speaker 2: were what were you doing in the year nineteen eighty?
Speaker 2: Six we had memories of greyhound tracks all Around. Australia
Speaker 2: did you have one? Now if you could select? One
Speaker 2: BG's track was really. Interesting Dennis walter on this program
Speaker 2: at three aw last night had a quiz with regards
Speaker 2: TO bg AND i was profoundly disappointed that there are
Speaker 2: many When arsked did not know the answers to what
Speaker 2: seemed pretty simple questions about The. Beg's, Now i'm not
Speaker 2: making any dispersions about, that BUT i just will everybody
Speaker 2: would know some history about The. Beg's but, SADLY i
Speaker 2: guess in a sense we're talking what they were doing
Speaker 2: fifty and sixty years, ago particularly in the. Sixties so
Speaker 2: all of a, Sudden i've got to correct myself and,
Speaker 2: say there'd be people listening To dennis's program who would
Speaker 2: have little idea of what those great songs of the
Speaker 2: sixties were with The. Beg's if you could name, one
Speaker 2: what would that?
Speaker 14: Be?
Speaker 2: Spuds? Potatoes we love. POTATOES i was reading a story
Speaker 2: about potatoes and how good they can be for. You
Speaker 2: how do you cook them with? Potatoes what is the
Speaker 2: best way to do? Them what is the trick ways
Speaker 2: to do? Them is very, Simple and the point of
Speaker 2: the story was just how affordable they. Are given everything
Speaker 2: that else has, happened potatoes are essentially still pretty. AFFORDABLE
Speaker 2: i hope that never. Changes and. CUFFLICS i mentioned cuflings
Speaker 2: because we were talking about the banded. Cufflinks how many
Speaker 2: people either own a pair of, cufflings wore a pair of,
Speaker 2: cufflings or somebody even still wears. Cufflings one double, three
Speaker 2: six nine three is our. Number, No, maggie a nice.
Speaker 2: Git we're talking about nineteen eighty, six not nineteen eighty.
Speaker 2: Four so nothing to do With george or, well but
Speaker 2: that is a lovely connection rich from The United States
Speaker 2: rights to. Us with regards to the, band the band
Speaker 2: that men wore around their arm was called a sleeve,
Speaker 2: garter so we've nailed. THAT i think the nineteenth and
Speaker 2: twentieth centuries where men wore shirts with long sleeves that
Speaker 2: didn't actually come in exact sizes back in those, days
Speaker 2: and since shirts were really, very very different and, expensive
Speaker 2: you think about. It in, FACT i looked at some
Speaker 2: shirts yesterday, thinking, WELL i need a couple of new white.
Speaker 2: Shirts what would you expect to pay for a really, good,
Speaker 2: Nice chris clean cotton white shirt? TODAY j while over
Speaker 2: an hundred dollards and that was on sale Because meyra
Speaker 2: AND DJs both went on sale, yesterday AND i, thought
Speaker 2: still very expensive white. SHIRT i digress sid shirts were
Speaker 2: expensive and tailoring was less accessible sleeve garters helped adjust
Speaker 2: the sleeve length and kept cuffs out of the, way
Speaker 2: hence the, storyline especially for men working in offices or
Speaker 2: playing musical, instruments and over time those sleeve garters became
Speaker 2: a bit of a fashion, statement particularly among people like.
Speaker 2: Bartenders remember bartenders would often wear, them and, gamblers those
Speaker 2: that were working the machines at the tables and things
Speaker 2: and have sleep.
Speaker 52: Garters they're always considered the top end of. Town weren't
Speaker 52: they the, cuflings you, know the gentleman.
Speaker 2: There oh, yeah very very, stylish very. STYLISH i Think
Speaker 2: James bond would have been A catholic, wearer coathlic, Mad
Speaker 2: katholic mad with his. Omeaga he'd wear him playing, Tennis
Speaker 2: well didn't, Everybody? Laurie now nineteen eighty six for, You,
Speaker 2: laurie what was happening in your? World?
Speaker 8: Good maybe ninety six ninety?
Speaker 12: SEVEN o only way to being a young teenager and
Speaker 12: needs a lot of trouble and go to the. Pintridge they,
Speaker 12: say and and, LOVE i, SAID i, said they say
Speaker 12: on the, shoulders on the, neck on the. Back and
Speaker 12: one guy there thought he was he thought he was actually.
Speaker 8: Bombed scott oh, really and he's bantered around.
Speaker 33: The, hell.
Speaker 2: What what age were you that that particular, point, Then
Speaker 2: lourie Big, harden what age were?
Speaker 12: YOU i got sixteen, SEVENTEEN i got thrown In.
Speaker 2: Pintridge, yeah MAY i ask you what the offense?
Speaker 22: Was just just.
Speaker 12: Teenage, crap burgeries and, whatever you.
Speaker 26: Know stuff like with the.
Speaker 2: Car when you when you think about when you think
Speaker 2: about what you were doing, then and how you do
Speaker 2: you reflect on?
Speaker 12: It, Well Dan eltrom then on Really but, anyway and besides,
Speaker 12: that the old the the.
Speaker 30: That snap.
Speaker 12: TOLEY i had a job at Safe ways there once
Speaker 12: and me mum, goes oh the, tole you, know and
Speaker 12: he did lack of vand around it.
Speaker 10: He put The randy collar and.
Speaker 2: Yeah of course do you remember who the prison chaplain
Speaker 2: was At? PINTRIDGE i.
Speaker 12: DON'T i went through to who what do they call?
Speaker 10: It telebration army sort of stepped in.
Speaker 43: There they came in and went to Because i'll.
Speaker 10: See younger being.
Speaker 2: There, yeah of, course so that's. Why so that's WHY
Speaker 2: i was, asking how how did you end up In?
Speaker 2: Pintridge is not too.
Speaker 43: One of the, well the Grim reaper and The TENDER
Speaker 43: i live in in Swan.
Speaker 10: Hill then he he sent he said he mother probably.
Speaker 2: Nasty well hang on before we go. On so you're
Speaker 2: talking about somebody who was on the, bench were you
Speaker 2: when you say the grim? Reaper well then he did the, magistrate,
Speaker 2: okay and so was well known in town. Presumably well
Speaker 2: he is no longer with the world.
Speaker 10: Anymore jay's.
Speaker 2: Mother, well we shouldn't talk about that because they're only
Speaker 2: doing their a. Job BUT i guess from your point of,
Speaker 2: view you probably had a different perspective of.
Speaker 43: It, well like these it's like the people getting away
Speaker 43: with all these young fellows and. Whatever we're just bracking
Speaker 43: a couple of, shops not, chopped just a couple of.
Speaker 12: Golf clubs here and, there and sub pinch Help.
Speaker 10: Carrie and like thank, So.
Speaker 2: Laurie if you if you were giving advice to some
Speaker 2: of these younger kids now that are, fourteen, fifteen sixteen,
Speaker 2: seventeen given your, experience what what would you say to? Them?
Speaker 12: Crooky what CAN i? SAY i don't really, think man
Speaker 12: like with this machette crap gown on around the.
Speaker 10: Joint my dad Was vietnam.
Speaker 12: Bitch and and he had machetes and his ship and
Speaker 12: we used together in the Back pattic and we got
Speaker 12: out there chopping the ring and mocking. Around we, thought you,
Speaker 12: know like.
Speaker 8: A little bit of them and and and put them things,
Speaker 8: away you, boy put them back in the.
Speaker 10: Ship and we never you, know like, kroky you know
Speaker 10: these days On Jesus christ AND i had names on
Speaker 10: them from from soldiers that they didn't they had names
Speaker 10: under you put them. Back don't you ever touch him?
Speaker 12: Again and, anyway, yeah they soon went missing Like.
Speaker 10: Adam he took, them got rid of the good on Your.
Speaker 2: Laurie it's good to. Talk you look after yourself and
Speaker 2: thanks for being part of the program this.
Speaker 10: Morning the army army.
Speaker 2: Jobs, yeah of, Course.
Speaker 10: I'm.
Speaker 2: Sorry, no you're, right you're doing. Well you're doing, Okay
Speaker 2: keep in touch. Mate Father John brosnan was the name
Speaker 2: of WHICH i was, thinking AND i reckon there'd be
Speaker 2: many people that would Remember Father John, brosnen particularly In Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Town obviously A pintridge Former penridge prison community and beyond
Speaker 2: it a testament too is pretty much unwaving and wavering compassionate,
Speaker 2: advocacy serving as The catholic chaplain To pendridge for an
Speaker 2: impressive how many years thirty. Years Father john dedicated to
Speaker 2: serving those often forgotten by society and left an indelible
Speaker 2: mark on the lives that he. Touched he was A
Speaker 2: jesuit priest and had this profound sense of the value
Speaker 2: of human. DIGNITY a long time opponent of capital, punishment
Speaker 2: and his campaign to a spare convicted Murderer Ronald ryan
Speaker 2: back in the day in the late sixties from being
Speaker 2: HANGED i think it was nineteen sixty seven wasn't made
Speaker 2: national headlines and although his campaign, Failed Father john has
Speaker 2: credited with helping end capital punishment In. Australia The Wonderful
Speaker 2: Father John brosnen was a different time in many many.
Speaker 2: Ways was it more of your calls coming up the other?
Speaker 2: Side if you'd like to join, us you can do
Speaker 2: that right, now wonderble three six' Nine three syrial not.
Speaker 2: Far away It is australia every. Night morning. Love this
Speaker 2: we haven't done this for a. Little while it Is
Speaker 2: mister Arti karatti.
Speaker 15: David and A big david did.
Speaker 2: For us, it's clever.
Speaker 3: Little do jo. Standing tall the karate we give our jicks,
Speaker 3: and punches strong and true. Focus minds did all we do.
Speaker 20: A karate the way.
Speaker 13: We find diet In Power.
Speaker 2: Adi karate good morning from, The first.
Speaker 8: Thank YOU, david i and Good.
Speaker 16: Morning jay, before you when you were saying about the
Speaker 16: sayings about the ki you are what there was another
Speaker 16: one saying you are what.
Speaker 2: You, ate yeah you are what you ate was a
Speaker 2: big SAYING and i think it's still probably would resonate with. Many, Today.
Speaker 16: Yeah i'm all, the help notts. And, EVERYTHING anyway i
Speaker 16: noticed that you said it's one of the band Members
Speaker 16: From Fine young Cannibals Or. Birthday today it.
Speaker 2: Is the Great Band Define, young Cannibals the. Birthday boy
Speaker 2: we know him and love Him as Roll. And gift
Speaker 2: probably not necessarily a, household name but everybody would be
Speaker 2: familiar WITH, The Fyc Fine young cannibals and that string
Speaker 2: of hits that they had during. The Sixties Johnny come
Speaker 2: home was just a fab, little song As was blue
Speaker 2: and then they did that great Version Of. Suspicious, Mines
Speaker 2: yeah i've got that on A.
Speaker 16: Trialvis extendard it's a. Great greack it's funny that you
Speaker 16: played he drives me crazy Because on papieta's introduction on
Speaker 16: the second he uses THAT because i gave him the idea,
Speaker 16: he said what does? You crazy and now he's using it,
Speaker 16: every weekend which.
Speaker 2: Is good it's a clever. Little. Link yeah so the.
Speaker 16: Birthday follows one Day after. John fotherday do you remember
Speaker 16: the Song The old man Down?
Speaker 20: The?
Speaker 2: Road, oh yeah that was, another one wasn't it that
Speaker 2: he wrote and he wrote when he, had That The
Speaker 2: old man Down? The road and he did another one
Speaker 2: around that time in the eighties called Rock And roll
Speaker 2: girls as a. Solo, performer.
Speaker 16: Yeah that was one of the, Major Ones The old
Speaker 16: man Down. The raid didn't speak On, nineteen yeah play
Speaker 16: it THEN when i just started doing the. Second year
Speaker 16: so there was a favorite one on mine that.
Speaker 2: He, did, so yeah good On your we're. ALES on.
Speaker 16: I just stopped in home for a minute and the road.
Speaker 2: You popped you just popped in for, a tinkle did
Speaker 2: you say Your sneak have a bit of, a tinkle
Speaker 2: And then i'll get back there on, the road have
Speaker 2: a little bit more of am around and have a
Speaker 2: little bit of a tinkle and.
Speaker 1: The BIT weight.
Speaker 2: I see see You By Marlene bends day. A morning.
Speaker 53: Good morning now can you help hearing anything.
Speaker 2: About there's some water rising around where?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 53: Were, no well the friends the water was up in
Speaker 53: The whole.
Speaker 19: Victorian, covered yeah well.
Speaker 2: That's, true yeah. GOOD point.
Speaker 53: I remember donku's trial quite a few. Years ago there
Speaker 53: was a high TIDE and i think they had to
Speaker 53: sand bag some of the shops along Because The princess
Speaker 53: highway goes to main through lake and they had to
Speaker 53: sand bag some of. The SHOPS that's i don't know
Speaker 53: how long ago, that was but that some blowers. Down
Speaker 53: there BUT what i was going to mention to you
Speaker 53: Remember the friday Night or friday, afternoon Paper The.
Speaker 2: Sporting, globe Well The, SPORTING globe i would have thought
Speaker 2: it was On, the saturday but'stand to be correct, about
Speaker 2: it it came out Of the friday, as well did
Speaker 2: it to.
Speaker 53: The racing there was, a guy a man used to
Speaker 53: have a delivery and delivered the papers to be AND
Speaker 53: so i think he went through, the lakes, All Right,
Speaker 53: the Harald the herald over an afternoon later they got
Speaker 53: dropped at the front of the news AGENT and i
Speaker 53: Think The sporting globe came In on friday afternoon.
Speaker 2: For the so we could talk about the races the
Speaker 2: next day On the SATURDAY football. I.
Speaker 9: Guess yeah.
Speaker 2: And what color Was The sporting Globe.
Speaker 53: A beijing. Thawny color.
Speaker 23: You ask me, That, one well?
Speaker 2: Wasn't there wasn't there one? That Was because, i'm Thinking
Speaker 2: maybe i've, Got. Confused marline what doesn't? Surprise me confused
Speaker 2: about a lot of. These days but wasn't? That pink
Speaker 2: wasn't there A Pink? Sporting? Globe, fawn yeah so we're
Speaker 2: talking about the.
Speaker 8: Same paper wasn't aunt and white Like?
Speaker 53: Today's, herald no.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 53: It was a different.
Speaker 2: Car altogether and so there was A sport the sporting paper,
Speaker 2: Came Out The sporting globe, came out certainly On a
Speaker 2: saturday Night at, post forty where all the footy would,
Speaker 2: finish it let's say ten, to five and pretty Much
Speaker 2: The sporting globe would be on sale at. News, agencies
Speaker 2: well there was Probably a friday version.
Speaker 53: As, well, WELL well i mean we wouldn't Get the
Speaker 53: saturday one that'd been a.
Speaker 2: City ONE oh, i, see okay so you wouldn't have
Speaker 2: got the one post of the footy down.
Speaker 53: Through THERE oh i, DON'T know i don't.
Speaker 2: Think, So, no well it goes back a. Long way,
Speaker 2: you Know That. Sporting globe what was the date that
Speaker 2: it had. On there jake, goes back what to thebout
Speaker 2: before the but the nineteen twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Or, something, Oh.
Speaker 53: Oh i'm only, eighty nine so It'll, BE oh I
Speaker 53: suppose i'll, be young young girls will go.
Speaker 14: To school just.
Speaker 2: Having a look at, the details so it would have
Speaker 2: been so. It started the first was Published In Victoria
Speaker 2: The sporting globe from nineteen twenty two and went right
Speaker 2: through until.
Speaker 8: Ninety six, maybe, right yeah.
Speaker 2: Done by The Held, Weekly times Flint the Street And. Russell,
Speaker 2: Street initially saturday edition was two. Pence Tappens the wednesday edition.
Speaker 2: Was threepence the introduction Of the wednesday edition of the
Speaker 2: paper also widenings coverage, beyond sport acquiring the Subtle, A,
Speaker 2: Journalist sports Stage. And screen during twenty four it dropped
Speaker 2: the subtitle returned to purely. Covering sport there.
Speaker 53: You go great history and the other subject talking about what?
Speaker 8: You, wore yes men used to have.
Speaker 2: Sock, suspenders, oh yes that WOULD link i.
Speaker 53: THINK of i don't know whether anyone wrong on you
Speaker 53: in the family, wore them especially for. Special occasions, you
Speaker 53: know the man got dressed up to go to lodge
Speaker 53: or or something where they really had to have the
Speaker 53: clip collars and sleeves and your garthers on your sleeve
Speaker 53: or whatever they were.
Speaker 2: Called it did you have people in your family that went?
Speaker 53: To lodge it, Was YEAH and I think i had
Speaker 53: an uncle that used to belong To the.
Speaker 2: Masonic lodge they would get all dressed up on a,
Speaker 2: REGULAR basis i think.
Speaker 13: Vaguely, REMEMBER.
Speaker 53: Oh i can't think now who, they WERE but i
Speaker 53: can remember seeing the. Sock suspenders they wore them under
Speaker 53: the knee the end of the league and badness suspender
Speaker 53: hadn't done because they didn't have elastic.
Speaker 13: Top, shops no of course they.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't have so what you're, Telling, is marlene that the
Speaker 2: idea of blokes wearing suspenders goes back a long. Long
Speaker 2: way oh.
Speaker 53: Yeah it socks didn't with no elastic tops. On them
Speaker 53: they used to creep down to your ankle sort. Of
Speaker 53: things so and you would see beers skin between the top.
Speaker 2: Of, yourself yeah and there's nothing that was, a no na.
Speaker 2: It was and there's nothing worse than when you've got
Speaker 2: long pans and for whatever reason, you shop you've a
Speaker 2: socks fall down and you've got this massive gap between
Speaker 2: the end of your trouser leg and.
Speaker 8: Your, shoe yeah, That's.
Speaker 2: Right, Oh jee i'd forgotten. About that. It's. Fantastic brleine
Speaker 2: that is. Really, good hey it's great to talk. To
Speaker 2: you look, After. Yourself Marlene, thanks matte thanks good. On,
Speaker 2: you bye, thanks mate, SHE said i. Love It the
Speaker 2: place Of the sun is. Coming up it is a
Speaker 2: serial episode number. Twenty nine if you would like to
Speaker 2: join us the other side of the news coming up
Speaker 2: top of, the hour you'll. Do it we'll have a
Speaker 2: look what the papers are doing. As well one double
Speaker 2: three six. Nine Three i'm. Tony McManus it's a. Straighter ovenar,
Speaker 2: good morning, come off drop it. In there it is
Speaker 2: little early. Morning sacks lily, was here great piece. Of
Speaker 2: music how's? The guitar talking to? Each other we've got
Speaker 2: the news at the top of, the air coming up,
Speaker 2: to four coming up to Two, in wua coming up
Speaker 2: to us Three In. South australia good morning to each.
Speaker 2: And everyone if you'd love to be part of, the
Speaker 2: PROGRAM and i hope, you do we need some calls
Speaker 2: the other side of the news, at four we'll look
Speaker 2: at the papers and you can have. Your say one
Speaker 2: double three six Nine three good, morning.
Speaker 34: Now this Is a Stradia over Night with tony mcma.
Speaker 2: Wherever you have Right. Around australia great to have you
Speaker 2: on Board For. Australia overnight the question comes up from
Speaker 2: time to time about the merits or it to otherwise
Speaker 2: of a co ed as opposed to a single what's
Speaker 2: The word i'm, Looking for jay for, you know just
Speaker 2: girls and boys in. Separate, schools well there's the co
Speaker 2: ed version and then there's the, single file not a?
Speaker 2: Single file what's the expression when you were just a
Speaker 2: single something. Or other it'll come back to me in just,
Speaker 2: a moment you Know what i'm, Saying though and so
Speaker 2: the idea and it's in the papers again this morning
Speaker 2: as to what. WORKS. BEST. E g i had the
Speaker 2: pleasure of pretty much having the first four or five
Speaker 2: years of senior school in an all. Boys school it.
Speaker 2: Was fantastic fun wasn't great NOW that i was writing
Speaker 2: the book, About, it no it. Wasn't great it was,
Speaker 2: Very good it. Wasn't great life really begun moving Out
Speaker 2: of dealer and then Going To taylor's college in years eleven,
Speaker 2: and twelve and that really made you feel quite grown
Speaker 2: up for a range.
Speaker 3: OF.
Speaker 2: Reasons a you were out of the, school uniform so
Speaker 2: it was really just having to wear a suit and
Speaker 2: tie to school like a, very young upstart, BUSINESS person
Speaker 2: i guess in. That sense but it was quite empowering us,
Speaker 2: my recollection and you got to meet and hang out
Speaker 2: with people of the, opposite sex which is pretty much
Speaker 2: a normal part, of life and it was. Really engaging it.
Speaker 2: Was fun and some of the FRIENDS that i have
Speaker 2: today were people WITH whom i had. The play you're
Speaker 2: meeting and working with. Years Later From taylor's college and
Speaker 2: then studying a Bit At William anglis college and, all
Speaker 2: that and it. Goes on so the QUESTION that i
Speaker 2: have for you is what School around australia did you
Speaker 2: go to and was it co ed or? To otherwise
Speaker 2: now there are great schools Right, around Australia so i'd
Speaker 2: like to hear how it was for you in terms of,
Speaker 2: your education your senior, school education not the primary school
Speaker 2: because the primary school is a, BIT different. I think
Speaker 2: but when you get, to that, you know, twelve, thirteen
Speaker 2: fourteen fifteen, year old what is the? Best model what
Speaker 2: was the best model? For you was it always good
Speaker 2: to go to a Single sex THAT'S what i was.
Speaker 2: Looking for single sex school as opposed to the. Co
Speaker 2: ed we'll get some calls one double three six nine
Speaker 2: three the. Machete band the machete band will stop machete
Speaker 2: at times and have a. Major impact text ending in
Speaker 2: seven eight one goes on to, say said, no one
Speaker 2: look it is as more you think, about it will
Speaker 2: the band really make a massive difference to the impact
Speaker 2: that it should have or ideally. Would have i'm not so.
Speaker 2: Sure either now capital punishment just call that Winter. In,
Speaker 2: canberra well if you were talking about nineteen, eighty four well.
Speaker 2: We're not we were talking about nineteen. Eighty six plenty
Speaker 2: of room on. The board you'll get through. Straight away
Speaker 2: particularly what school did you go to and what model
Speaker 2: do you think is best going forward?
Speaker 31: For?
Speaker 3: You then?
Speaker 2: And ford now single sex schools or?
Speaker 7: Co ed what was?
Speaker 2: Your experience one double three six nine three MARKIS morning?
Speaker 17: I go.
Speaker 13: WHERE did? I go let ME THINK quitchi i Went
Speaker 13: to quitch your high school Over. And tazzy then when
Speaker 13: we moved, BACK here i Went to colfield CHO and
Speaker 13: i had To do form four and.
Speaker 9: Yeah that.
Speaker 10: WAS it i, was anyway what did?
Speaker 2: You study what'd you study? OF tics? A?
Speaker 13: TICK uh i had to avoid had. Avoid work.
Speaker 2: How did that work out?
Speaker 31: For you are?
Speaker 13: PRETTY good i never went to play, a car never
Speaker 13: had to do a foreign, language car so You.
Speaker 2: Didn't you never learned another language A.
Speaker 13: Just, australian yeah that's ACTUALLY when i went down to car.
Speaker 13: Like that but are you not how many pairs of
Speaker 13: orange aprils came to going down and?
Speaker 2: Coming back there would have, been plenty over.
Speaker 13: Two, hundred yeah over.
Speaker 2: Two hundred it's a, real, uniform now.
Speaker 24: Isn't, it uh it's, just ridiculous.
Speaker 13: Smart on.
Speaker 25: YOU know.
Speaker 13: I don't want to get in it, too politically but
Speaker 13: it's going to affect ME because i was told volunteer firefighters.
Speaker 13: Or exempt. They're not we get lumbered with this stupid
Speaker 13: tax on top of the other tax that goes.
Speaker 31: With the insurance, of course.
Speaker 53: And just one to.
Speaker 13: Finish with, you know you get an old macha when
Speaker 13: your back goes out more than.
Speaker 2: You, do yeah that's a very. Good point. Thank you
Speaker 2: you're absolutely right. About that good on your make always good.
Speaker 2: To chat i'd love to get some calls about the
Speaker 2: same sex schools in the papers. Again today i'll talk
Speaker 2: about that in just. A moment but the what was
Speaker 2: your experience same sex school as opposed to single sex
Speaker 2: school one double three six nine three one double three
Speaker 2: six nine three or the CO ed i big your
Speaker 2: pardon co school as opposed to single sex schools one
Speaker 2: double three six. Nine through be fascinated to find out
Speaker 2: where you went Anywhere In, south australia ANYWHERE in wa
Speaker 2: and certainly Here. In victoria come and let us know
Speaker 2: your experience about co ed it's well untorily in. The
Speaker 2: news we'll do this when we come back to your
Speaker 2: calls for how long will we? BE working i guess
Speaker 2: at some point we've all asked that question that held
Speaker 2: some today, baby boomers the last Gen of australians that
Speaker 2: feel semi confident about being able, to retire with younger
Speaker 2: people saying that they're going to have to work a.
Speaker 2: Lot longer baby into. The, Seventies, now jay you are
Speaker 2: a younger person you would expect to work for?
Speaker 22: How Long look i'm in for another thirty or, forty years.
Speaker 2: Which will take you into your. Late, sixties well thank you,
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 22: That's, NICE yes i.
Speaker 52: Think, SO no i think you'd be pushing through To,
Speaker 52: the well, let's see my dad was around about sixty
Speaker 52: five when.
Speaker 2: He, finished yeah that was that was. For blokes that
Speaker 2: was about. The time and the IDEA was i think
Speaker 2: the grandmother used to say, to me marry someone as,
Speaker 2: a woman marry somebody as six, years younger because you
Speaker 2: can retire about the. Same time blokes will retire around
Speaker 2: about sixty five in, those days and then your wife
Speaker 2: would retire about the same time.
Speaker 14: At.
Speaker 52: Sixty, yeah well my wife is very Happy that i'm
Speaker 52: older than, she IS so i don't know what's.
Speaker 22: In that maybe she wants.
Speaker 2: Better, RETIRE really i. Don't know have you got the
Speaker 2: plans in place to be able to? Do that that's.
Speaker 2: A question THE reason i asked new data at least
Speaker 2: by people too people seven percent Of gen z's eight
Speaker 2: percent of millennials believe that they will one day be able.
Speaker 2: To retire that's. Not many the outlook is so grim
Speaker 2: for three and five ozsies even Think young australians, will
Speaker 2: never never be able to stop Working something Most younger australians.
Speaker 2: Agree with People to people HEAD of hr says the
Speaker 2: data should be a way up Call. For australians younger
Speaker 2: jens aren't just, justing expectations they're preparing for the reality of,
Speaker 2: working longer. Working, longer yeah it's a real issue. For
Speaker 2: many so the Question that i'd put to you is
Speaker 2: in what what age were you when? You retired what
Speaker 2: age were you when? You retired how did? That workout
Speaker 2: did you? Miss? It one, double three six? Nine three
Speaker 2: and the other one is what school did you go
Speaker 2: to in? Senior school and was it co ed or
Speaker 2: was it a single? Sex school what was? The distinction
Speaker 2: what did? You prefer was it advantage? Or disadvantage hashtag
Speaker 2: discussed one, double three six? Nine three lots of text
Speaker 2: get a single gender or? Single? Sex cheers great show Was,
Speaker 2: Always steve thank You, In sydney well. Done you let's
Speaker 2: Go to Louis In, adelaide morning.
Speaker 31: GOOD morning i went to a boys school at A compart.
Speaker 2: Louis? Was it was? It good you went right through.
Speaker 31: Right so well first when you, stands one two, and
Speaker 31: three and then book the part to tation in, college.
Speaker 2: Yeah and Then To. Solution. College yeah but.
Speaker 31: The other priest or pair. Of volves, BUT anyway i
Speaker 31: told Boy after francis written apologies from, the school that's what.
Speaker 3: They did well will You?
Speaker 2: Hurt, LOUIS.
Speaker 31: Mentally i was BECAUSE if, peti three you can take
Speaker 31: your close off you you won't know if He, has,
Speaker 31: yeah yeah and that was absolutely wrong what he said.
Speaker 31: To me and he was there for a, long time, You.
Speaker 2: Know louis did you did you take it? To authorities
Speaker 2: did you report it when you? Were little did you
Speaker 2: did you feel you could tell anybody about? It then
Speaker 2: when you?
Speaker 22: WERE little i, told.
Speaker 31: Him told that the even when lad Off But john
Speaker 31: paul as well, about it and the Actually ship i've
Speaker 31: got no written apology from the score. At all and
Speaker 31: when they ran out, of boys they had, all girls.
Speaker 31: You know and we went to six at all SCHOOL
Speaker 31: and i only found OUT when i went to A
Speaker 31: METHODS but i, turned, out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 31: You KNOW and i had one good teacher Actually To
Speaker 31: baran cummingham the footballs were pe teacher then and also
Speaker 31: The late Felt McDonald's. English teacher he.
Speaker 2: Is a love, with man The Great, brian cunningham who
Speaker 2: could play a Bit. Of louis he was a real.
Speaker 31: Good, player yeah and in charge Of poor ADELAIDE.
Speaker 22: When i want, to play he was he was in,
Speaker 22: the chair.
Speaker 31: Wasn't he i've got, his autograph Also Got john saman's
Speaker 31: autograph and The Late peter Edison and Craggs from South
Speaker 31: like Pagdi's work Off and Mercuse And colin millers and.
Speaker 2: Some great. Names There, and louis when you, left school
Speaker 2: given all that you, went through what what did you do?
Speaker 31: In, Life, LOUIS well i APPLYED to i returned the
Speaker 31: JOBS before I got i've got accepted IN the sos.
Speaker 31: Teaching courage the NEXT day i got a Job the Bureau,
Speaker 31: Of Statistics. COMMONS government i was said for fifteen YEARS
Speaker 31: until i took me into. Leaving, Him well i'm. Sick
Speaker 31: now the said a will offer was looking for me
Speaker 31: and she wasn't even in the OFFICE when. I left
Speaker 31: was two dollars and. The pain all the odds were
Speaker 31: offered and YOURSELF and. I packages AND after i volunteered
Speaker 31: for twenty years at The card Dogs And. Massa, justice.
Speaker 3: Yeah there.
Speaker 2: You go i've.
Speaker 31: Been overly i've been. Overseas twice once with my dad
Speaker 31: when he was alive and a, younger brother Went, To, Singapore,
Speaker 31: Moscow london netherlands with my auntist my dad come from
Speaker 31: and ast You in swizland. As well and then in
Speaker 31: nineteen EIGHTY eight i Went to hawaii.
Speaker 2: By Myself Goo, go louis you've had a pretty. Good
Speaker 2: life you've had some, tough, times obviously but some joy.
Speaker 2: AS well i had a lovely chip over In.
Speaker 31: The netherlands and she lived to the and In, two wow.
Speaker 12: THAT'S fairtastic i was born up in an Orphanage.
Speaker 31: At tavern his family and KNOW where. I LIVE and
Speaker 31: i haven't came with an air for one hundred and eighty.
Speaker 31: One days at THE time i go To a. Talsett meeting,
Speaker 31: YOU know i read in the paper there Over, in
Speaker 31: victoria over four hundred people every year.
Speaker 2: Commit, Suicide, OH louis i know it's. A tragedy i'm
Speaker 2: going to love you and leave, You, there louis but
Speaker 2: you make sure because YOU and i were great Friends With,
Speaker 2: bob francis. Weren't WE and i used to love beinging, Up, Also,
Speaker 2: peter yeah. Of Course.
Speaker 31: Now i've got. A record I'll come ernie pick me.
Speaker 31: As well.
Speaker 2: Record At erdie sigley. Real, Good, Hey, Hey. Paula louis
Speaker 2: keep in touch with, the program and thank you for
Speaker 2: your contribution. This morning louis There, In adelaide so that's
Speaker 2: what's on. The agenda come and. Join us what school
Speaker 2: did you go to and when did? You retire how
Speaker 2: old were you when? You retired did you were you're
Speaker 2: in a position where you could, retire early and then
Speaker 2: in your retirement what did you? Then do because people
Speaker 2: often say, to me busier now than BEFORE when i,
Speaker 2: Was working way busier now THAN when i. Was working
Speaker 2: what did you do in your so? Called? Retirement, one,
Speaker 2: double three six? Nine three and how old were you when?
Speaker 2: You retired in? Those days because according to were, the papers,
Speaker 2: most people most of the young people feel that they
Speaker 2: could still be going well and truly into. Their, seventies vern,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 14: Good morning and the four bloke in, The, carriage.
Speaker 2: Jay he's doing a. Good. Job vern he works behind
Speaker 2: that glass and does a. Beautiful, job oh he does
Speaker 2: a really. Good job he's, a beautiful. Beautiful man he's a.
Speaker 2: Very Beautiful Senner, donald trump he's a. Beautiful man he's,
Speaker 2: a beautiful.
Speaker 14: Beautiful don't get, too card don't Get, too anyway my
Speaker 14: friend went to the doctor and he had all these
Speaker 14: flake spots on.
Speaker 31: His back, and.
Speaker 14: Anyway the doctor looked at him and he checked me
Speaker 14: out and, he says so.
Speaker 20: There'll.
Speaker 14: Be nine, he, goes no you're. Absolutely WRONG when i
Speaker 14: looked in. The mirror there'll be.
Speaker 26: Ten.
Speaker 14: Anyway paddy there's, the boat the boat that sashages you
Speaker 14: off as a Boat. Called tony he's not, really clever
Speaker 14: but he's got twenty twenty two up. His Sleeve but
Speaker 14: i'll tell, You, what paddy you you'll, get him don't
Speaker 14: don't worry.
Speaker 8: About that you'll get.
Speaker 14: Him tomorrow good on.
Speaker 2: Your mate you're a good man and you look. After,
Speaker 2: yourself okay see look cover bye one double three six
Speaker 2: nine Three, and neil good morning, To you thank you for.
Speaker 2: Joining us no, worry.
Speaker 27: Extinding good morning, to you just. A quickie i won't
Speaker 27: worry about the skilled STUFF because i wasn't. ANY good
Speaker 27: i left well to Leave when i've got an undrum.
Speaker 2: For you if you want to know we love anund
Speaker 2: go throw it up into.
Speaker 27: The audience It's what i've thrown up To the audience's
Speaker 27: a glass.
Speaker 54: Of water four glass of.
Speaker 27: Water on top of the fifty dollars, note right, so
Speaker 27: yeah they put the full glass of water on top
Speaker 27: of the fifty dollar, note yeah on top of the
Speaker 27: glass for the fifty post on the ad a ring to, sub, balances,
Speaker 27: right okay without touching the glass and without the fifty
Speaker 27: cent coin, falling in get the fifty dollar note out
Speaker 27: and drink the glass down one quarter of the glass
Speaker 27: without touching. The glass they get the fifty dollar note
Speaker 27: out from under the glass, of water drink it down
Speaker 27: one quarter without touching the glass or the fifty dollar
Speaker 27: note or the fifty. Morning added.
Speaker 40: Oh, oh good one of the good one to do
Speaker 40: it a pup.
Speaker 2: To, Do yeah so let me get, this, right jaye
Speaker 2: did you get the gist of. All that so you've
Speaker 2: got the glass. Of water it's a full like a? Pot? Glass?
Speaker 30: Eh yeah?
Speaker 2: What glass and that's that's and, that's filled filled to,
Speaker 2: the brim filled to. The brim and then you get
Speaker 2: a fifty and that's sitting on a fifty dollar.
Speaker 27: Note yep or one hundred whatever you want.
Speaker 2: To, do well let's, let well let's call it a fifty.
Speaker 2: Dollar notes you get the fifty dollar, note there you
Speaker 2: put the glass of, water there and you get a
Speaker 2: fifty cent. Piece yep is it a round fifty cent
Speaker 2: piece or it can be the d of, the one
Speaker 2: and you lean that against on the on the fifty
Speaker 2: pound note up against.
Speaker 27: The, Glass no so you put the fifty coin on
Speaker 27: the top of the glass on, the ring, you know
Speaker 27: so it's balancing on the on.
Speaker 2: The, rim, Okay right so, lord gee is that easy.
Speaker 2: To do you'd spend a lot of time just trying
Speaker 2: to get, that right.
Speaker 27: Wouldn't, you yeah you can just sit that, on there
Speaker 27: just balance, on there and then you drink the glass
Speaker 27: down a porter without the coin falling into the glass
Speaker 27: or there touching.
Speaker 2: The glass can you use? A, straw.
Speaker 39: Well you've got to.
Speaker 27: Get you've got to get the fifty dollars mody out
Speaker 27: in front of.
Speaker 2: The glass, All, right neil have you told the great
Speaker 2: man the other side of the glass what the solution
Speaker 2: to that little?
Speaker 27: Test Is but i'll tell him and then see if
Speaker 27: you get anyone to come.
Speaker 2: In, beautiful well don't. Keep listening i'll put you Back.
Speaker 2: To jay you can give him. The answer one double
Speaker 2: three six.' nine three so you, got the picture you
Speaker 2: get the, fifty dollar note you get one, hundred dollar
Speaker 2: note the full. Glass of water you sit there there
Speaker 2: and your balance of fifty cent coin rim, and the
Speaker 2: glass and you've got to drink some, of the water
Speaker 2: and then somehow you've got to get the. Fifty. DOLLAR
Speaker 2: note ME i think i just knocked the, whole thing
Speaker 2: over grabbed the fifty and. Do a runner one double
Speaker 2: three six Y nine. Three solution solutions radio solutions used
Speaker 2: to be, an old. Thing, didn't it yes, we'll do,
Speaker 2: This thank you we'll do this and see even. Get
Speaker 2: a response one double three. Six nine three come, And Join.
Speaker 2: Me tony Mack this. Is australia overnight just while we're
Speaker 2: waiting for the calls to come in to see if
Speaker 2: there's any it looks like there's not One person in
Speaker 2: australia listening THROUGH five Double a and adelaide Six pr
Speaker 2: in perth three Ow, here IN melbourne the aceh radio
Speaker 2: network That. Has any ida how? That might work it.
Speaker 2: Was a topic it was a. Conundrum put out i've got,
Speaker 2: no idea either but if you reckon you have you'll get.
Speaker 2: Through straight away one double three. Six nine through the
Speaker 2: other question that we? Asked is school what school did?
Speaker 2: You go to and the model was best co ed
Speaker 2: and or single strain was the. Other expression TOO that's
Speaker 2: what i. Was looking. FOR it's interesting i get tired
Speaker 2: sometimes and then? The woods disappeared has that ever? Happened to?
Speaker 2: You does me one double three six nine three might
Speaker 2: BE retiring BEFORE i thought i. Would as well Front Page,
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Speaker 2: biking gang disturbing linked to a spate of Fire bombings targeting,
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Speaker 2: to ramp up its response to the violence dogging of
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Speaker 2: biking gang listed by federal authorities as one of the
Speaker 2: nation's highest, priority criminal organizations has both direct and indirect
Speaker 2: links to several of the arson attacks and stand over
Speaker 2: tactics directed towards the At least seven melbourne construction firms
Speaker 2: over the. Past Eighteen Months ouch construction industry inside is
Speaker 2: speaking and honestily due to the, fear of retribution said
Speaker 2: they Had told the age they feed further attacks and
Speaker 2: the police had privately told them the detectives were struggling
Speaker 2: to determine who was ultimately behind the wave of. Violence
Speaker 2: and intimidation, here we are and it's it's the great
Speaker 2: year of, twenty twenty five and there are still those
Speaker 2: sorts of concerns when we could all have a joyous
Speaker 2: life together if we all agreed that it can be
Speaker 2: done and, not about greed should. Be about Agreement, glenn,
Speaker 2: in melbourne, Tag. Good morning.
Speaker 8: Morny?
Speaker 53: How Are?
Speaker 2: You oh, glenn you know, a Bit weary but, i'll be. Fine,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 9: Okay what?
Speaker 15: You're doing here the note you're rolling up.
Speaker 54: In the straw as you're rolling.
Speaker 44: It up pushes a glass of then you use the,
Speaker 44: note to.
Speaker 19: Drink, to drink.
Speaker 2: Ah there it. Is well done so you've got to
Speaker 2: think outside. The proverbial square that. Could, Be one no i've.
Speaker 8: Done it before?
Speaker 2: Cover is it is it? A, Party, Trick.
Speaker 44: Well jess but you've got to think about it for
Speaker 44: a little while, and then yeah.
Speaker 2: Now it's done so You've got the so how Do
Speaker 2: you l are you laying out the fifty dollar note in?
Speaker 38: The?
Speaker 2: First, place flat yes and that flat glass is.
Speaker 44: Sitting on top you're rolling that up. In, the straw
Speaker 44: yeah around the nation you're rolling it up and pushing.
Speaker 44: The glass off then you put that in the. Glass and,
Speaker 44: streak oh right.
Speaker 2: Okay with you so you're putting your mouth around the.
Speaker 2: Fifty dollar.
Speaker 19: Note that's right it doesn't matter, what's that mate because
Speaker 19: it's worth got in your bott.
Speaker 2: There's your. PROMO just there i, would have, Thought, thank you, Glenn,
Speaker 2: excellent work. Billy good morning.
Speaker 13: How?
Speaker 1: ARE you, Going, I, don't billy, well thank you.
Speaker 49: And he's done he's got. It all wrong you've got
Speaker 49: to have, two, fifty, paces, yes yes, yes that's it
Speaker 49: and you run your fingers down the two fifty paces
Speaker 49: down the side, of the glass so you're not. Touching. The,
Speaker 49: Glass ah yes so you've got to have two, fifty cent? Paces,
Speaker 49: Not one.
Speaker 2: Right and so what advantage does? That give you because
Speaker 2: you're still whilst you're not touching the, glass, per se, right.
Speaker 49: That's right you're not. Touching the glass you are touching
Speaker 49: the fifty cent paces and you can and you just
Speaker 49: slide the two fifty paces down with your your thumb
Speaker 49: and your indack spinner and you're not actually touching the
Speaker 49: glass and you drink the water and. Then fifty bucks.
Speaker 2: And so how do you drink the water by lifting
Speaker 2: the glass presumably but still holding a fifty cents on
Speaker 2: either side, Of, the glass yes.
Speaker 49: With your index fender.
Speaker 19: And your.
Speaker 2: THUMB very good i hope that's going to go home
Speaker 2: straight home this morning and give. That, a try.
Speaker 49: Billy that's outdoe but you made two fifty paces not
Speaker 49: and you're better off with two twenty paces with a
Speaker 49: lot Of easier.
Speaker 2: Do, Thank, you hey billy, speaking from experience. Yes very
Speaker 2: much i'm loving. Your work. There thank you is it
Speaker 2: a good e?
Speaker 3: Bit, an oldie ah.
Speaker 49: It's, very old yeah.
Speaker 2: You have not, seen it done not heard, Of, it
Speaker 2: before billy thank. You For, That, in horsham, Andrew good morning.
Speaker 30: GOOD morning honey i sent you an email a week,
Speaker 30: or TWO ago and i just wondered whether your listeners
Speaker 30: will be interested in the History Of the. Wimmer maley pipeline.
Speaker 2: I'm, Sure, we Would andrew and i'm. Glad, you're there.
Speaker 2: Oh FORGIVE me did i reply?
Speaker 46: To?
Speaker 2: The, EMAIL oh.
Speaker 30: Look, i don't, know doesn't matter but do you?
Speaker 8: Remember reading?
Speaker 2: IT or look i get twenty five to fifty A day,
Speaker 2: and i yeah, Of, course no andrew you'll have.
Speaker 31: To, forgive, me no please.
Speaker 30: There's nothing there. BUT don't worry i just wondered how
Speaker 30: many of your listeners are really aware of.
Speaker 22: What happened there so when you are, we talking now.
Speaker 30: You remember when we had the ten years of below
Speaker 30: rainfall and the. Detail was, built of course was back
Speaker 30: in The Days when John Howard, was prime minister and
Speaker 30: we had a, Local Member. Here john forrest. He was
Speaker 30: fantastic he. Was really good he wasn't a great media,
Speaker 30: man or, anything but yeah he was an engineer by
Speaker 30: trade and our federal member and he pushed and pushed
Speaker 30: and pushed to get. This thing built because the water
Speaker 30: that we were getting on stock and domestic was all
Speaker 30: open channel and it was.
Speaker 31: Very low levels and it.
Speaker 30: Was, rubbish water anyway they built this pipeline or pipelines
Speaker 30: that went right Through the wimrom maley area and the
Speaker 30: northern areas Came from the murray and the southern areas Came.
Speaker 30: From the grampians and now we've got this wonderful supply
Speaker 30: of water stock and domestic and. It's just, FANTASTIC it
Speaker 30: goes i believe. It a lot the pipes go nearly.
Speaker 30: That every paddy. It's just place we've got. Eight tapping
Speaker 30: pints it's. Just absolutely fantastic, and of course now with
Speaker 30: the water the, way it is but we just turn,
Speaker 30: the tap on we've got this beautiful, water for, stock
Speaker 30: for spraying, for the. Garden for everything. It's just fantastic
Speaker 30: thousands and thousands and miles of plastic pipes were put
Speaker 30: in the ground and you probably would never be able to,
Speaker 30: achieve it today but what. A fantastic achievement it was
Speaker 30: well TO our local Mp and finally john how it
Speaker 30: got on board and, it was done and it was
Speaker 30: done quickly and just proved what could Be done in
Speaker 30: australia if we want.
Speaker 2: To, DO things yeah i think that's. A GOOD point
Speaker 2: and i know The boys In breakfast At ross and
Speaker 2: russell Three at, w bricky yesterday we're alluding to that
Speaker 2: about how we given that there is, so much water
Speaker 2: certainly North of the victorian border that why haven't we
Speaker 2: Been able to and the same thing a, similar situation too,
Speaker 2: by The way in way where all the water is
Speaker 2: north of The state and perth. Not so much why
Speaker 2: haven't we been able to build those great pipelines to
Speaker 2: guarantee that, there is Water certainly in melbourne And. Certainly in, PERTH.
Speaker 33: Oh well, i.
Speaker 30: Don't know but. This was done it was just it's
Speaker 30: the best thing that happened in my fifty. Year farming career.
Speaker 2: It's just terrific what's the feeling about where, You? Are
Speaker 2: now andrew in terms of what you're hearing for most
Speaker 2: of that half of the Great. State of victoria what's
Speaker 2: the feeling for what terms of water and the drought
Speaker 2: and how devastating this particularly south of.
Speaker 15: Where, you are yeah well.
Speaker 30: We're still waiting we're still hoping, a little rain but
Speaker 30: little g getting a.
Speaker 2: Bit, shaky now yeah and a little bit of dust
Speaker 2: around too over the last, couple of days to.
Speaker 30: Say, the least yeah from a lot of That Came.
Speaker 30: FROM south AUSTRALIA i think. I, did anyway yeah but.
Speaker 2: We Can't Blame. The south australia it's purely. For the, dust.
Speaker 30: AND yeah can i just briefly mention the emergency leg
Speaker 30: please you do, camp very brief just a very Quick
Speaker 30: readly wreck now in twenty and twenty four we're on
Speaker 30: just underd fifty four. Dollars a week in, twenty twenty
Speaker 30: six that's going to two eighty.
Speaker 19: Nine. A.
Speaker 2: Week, Yeah, wow anyway andrew it's always good to. Talk to.
Speaker 2: You thank you I'M sorry if i didn't reply. To
Speaker 2: that email My, humbred, apologies andrew.
Speaker 30: Please, no, apology no no no thanks anyway for putting
Speaker 30: me on.
Speaker 2: Good only. MATE thank you I do as i promise
Speaker 2: PEOPLE that when i get an email and sometimes if
Speaker 2: you're setting four. OR five emails i don't, reply to
Speaker 2: everyone but certainly if you, Send an email i'm happy,
Speaker 2: to do that to read. It and reply and the
Speaker 2: emails are really quite extraordinary because you get this insight
Speaker 2: into the lives of people listeners from around the, world
Speaker 2: quite Off certainly around australia and often. Around the world
Speaker 2: enjoined me the other side one double three. SIX nine
Speaker 2: three i think we've, nailed that. Conundrum haven't we we've
Speaker 2: got the result there two coins down. The, other side.
Speaker 2: Bang trigger done off you go and if you go,
Speaker 2: on your way you have done a. Really good job
Speaker 2: and take fifty long, telling you well You live in
Speaker 2: queensland and it's a. Really good place we're Going. In
Speaker 2: queens lighton i'm telling you we'll do this when we
Speaker 2: come back at Your calls. For Australia overnight jimmy zabo
Speaker 2: will be here just after the news coming up top OF.
Speaker 25: The r.
Speaker 2: J just if we, get a moment have a look
Speaker 2: for me as to whether or Not, Countries like Germany
Speaker 2: england and france now. HAVE travel warnings i hope this
Speaker 2: is not right now have travel Warnings about Visiting melbourne and.
Speaker 2: Victoria in general just see if you. Can affirm that,
Speaker 2: if it's true that's got to Be, A disturbing Germany
Speaker 2: england and france all have travel Warnings. For visiting australia
Speaker 2: well one double three, Six Nine, three young, Kenny good, Morning.
Speaker 8: Good, morning tony mac.
Speaker 33: My girl buddy, how, Are?
Speaker 2: You mate kenny i'm sensationally well and hoping you.
Speaker 8: Are, The same, yes tony mc you KNOW or saying
Speaker 8: i told you.
Speaker 2: My best buddy because we've been talking on the radio
Speaker 2: for a, Few, years now?
Speaker 8: Kenny, Haven't, WE now tony i heard A school called southian.
Speaker 2: That's. The one now how many years? Ago?
Speaker 38: Was?
Speaker 2: That kenny uh?
Speaker 8: COUPLE years ago a? Couple years ago because not? That long,
Speaker 8: ago LONG ago BECAUSE i was i was, only, only
Speaker 8: okay twelve let's.
Speaker 2: Go, that's right yes.
Speaker 8: Because It's.
Speaker 19: Called.
Speaker 2: Baster school yes and what else is happening?
Speaker 20: In?
Speaker 4: Your?
Speaker 2: World KENNY.
Speaker 8: Uh yesterday i went to by took by to the
Speaker 8: dog they just like to.
Speaker 2: The dog beach and now was. A, good fan. Yeah
Speaker 2: that's good how often do you get to?
Speaker 20: The?
Speaker 2: DOG beach kenny i WENT to.
Speaker 8: When I Told, you TODDY mac then I told you
Speaker 8: i go with a group couple. With, a beauty, yes
Speaker 8: you do and. YOU love it. I, Love it yeah
Speaker 8: i've been going with a little bit of bit.
Speaker 2: Before, five years yes five years you've, been, There, now
Speaker 2: YEAH TODDY and i.
Speaker 8: I know you i know you am your.
Speaker 23: Talk back?
Speaker 8: Guy what they? What they is?
Speaker 31: What they is The?
Speaker 8: First in perth it is the subby for the.
Speaker 2: For the first of, winter is well let me just
Speaker 2: check on my, calendar FOR you because i have all access.
Speaker 2: To this information so for the first. Day, of winter
Speaker 2: yeah so the first day of winter, is coming up
Speaker 2: which is the First. Day of june is that?
Speaker 48: What?
Speaker 2: You, MEAN yeah yeah i think it Is Coming up
Speaker 2: this sunday will be the first Day? What, in perth
Speaker 2: well it's the Same. Everywhere, in, Australia, yes.
Speaker 8: Now planny how is your hell is your lovely little
Speaker 8: your little, Your, little granddaughter blake.
Speaker 2: That's the one she's you do, A. Good impersonation, kenny she's.
Speaker 2: Lovely Thank you and sunday is The first of june
Speaker 2: and that's the first day have Winter. Even, IN perth
Speaker 2: kenny i?
Speaker 9: Guess what?
Speaker 8: Mate? WHAT'S that member, i, TOLD you mam i told
Speaker 8: you that my mom my mother, out away.
Speaker 2: Yes you, Did, Mention, that kenny yes some time.
Speaker 8: Ago now yeah now, Mom, died.
Speaker 2: Peg yes, Very, very sad? Kenny wasn't it and then
Speaker 2: and then.
Speaker 8: Dad had a new shot and.
Speaker 43: Then?
Speaker 8: Dad died yeah and.
Speaker 2: You two boys are, just doing? Okay aren't you if?
Speaker 8: We go?
Speaker 2: Here is okay? Put him, On hey? Buddy hello mate how?
Speaker 2: You doing it are you? Two?
Speaker 3: Going?
Speaker 2: On okay?
Speaker 13: Yes guess?
Speaker 2: What what's that i'm getting a bonus in my?
Speaker 8: In my page you've got?
Speaker 2: A bonus? Page how MUCH and can? I borrow some
Speaker 2: i'd like to borrow, a little bit and you let
Speaker 2: me a. Bit of money i'll give you.
Speaker 8: A few dollars oh that.
Speaker 2: Would be GOOD what could i? Buy with? That these
Speaker 2: days DO you think? I could race i could race
Speaker 2: around the McDonald's and maybe, buy some coffee?
Speaker 38: Do?
Speaker 31: You, think yeah okay and?
Speaker 2: Maybe some, fries oh yeah?
Speaker 8: Making freatenening funny that's. Frightening for you.
Speaker 2: Too, funny for me very much. Funny for. Me no fattening,
Speaker 2: did you? SAY oh sorry i thought you said it. Was,
Speaker 2: too funny. Yeah too, Fattening, you're right kenny it. Is too, fattening,
Speaker 2: now Listen listen fellas i'm going to move on because
Speaker 2: we've got some other. Callers coming through but it's always
Speaker 2: good to talk. To you both.
Speaker 8: You take care.
Speaker 2: See yea bye their brothers and they're, a bit special.
Speaker 2: But they're. Fantastic, Laura Morning.
Speaker 21: Hello hello tony where?
Speaker 42: Have?
Speaker 14: You, been okay oh could be.
Speaker 55: A bit better. I call Something i think i'm catching
Speaker 55: these things from this ice CARE place because i go. There, every,
Speaker 55: Day yeah anyway i've had scabies of. What you, do,
Speaker 55: but anyway yes there's always somebody with from where the section.
Speaker 55: My mother's At there's always they've always got this hygiene
Speaker 55: paraphernalia one or. Other door, that But anyway yesterday i'll
Speaker 55: tell you what they were going to give my mother
Speaker 55: panadol because, she was itchy REALLY and truly i don't
Speaker 55: know IF she had sa scaby is going. Around it
Speaker 55: again but you know what they do is they do not,
Speaker 55: defer to me who's there on the. Ground, EVERY day
Speaker 55: right i could have. Said them straight they just ring
Speaker 55: up my brother who's been out, of the picture like
Speaker 55: he comes in like handful of. TIMES every year i come,
Speaker 55: in every day but. They do not they've removed me
Speaker 55: as her. NEXT of kids i cannot make any medical decisions.
Speaker 55: On her behalf they've given.
Speaker 2: It over, to my brother who makes who's? Made that
Speaker 2: decision is that you? Making? That, decision oh, No, no.
Speaker 55: Way no, it's the management because they do not like
Speaker 55: anybody who to fear in whatever they. Want to do
Speaker 55: that's what it basically. Bores down, to but anyway it is,
Speaker 55: such a. Crazy CRAZY place if i had a more
Speaker 55: convenient place, to put her and just a lot of places,
Speaker 55: have closed down these careless facilities. In this area and
Speaker 55: the only reason she's still there after six and a
Speaker 55: half years is because. IT'S very convenient i Could go
Speaker 55: past coles. And all words. It's very convenient that's basically.
Speaker 55: The only reason but REALLY and truly i cannot understand
Speaker 55: how any how that the confidence there is. ABSOLUTELY mind
Speaker 55: blowing i can tell you is, Because, of.
Speaker 2: Why laura is that a lack of staff or of
Speaker 2: training or why? Do, YOU feel well.
Speaker 55: I Don't know they i'd play the majority. Absolutely, The
Speaker 55: income boops i'm. Not being nasty i'm. Just they're not
Speaker 55: they're just.
Speaker 2: Not all give me an example, when you say give
Speaker 2: me an example of how you were characterize that or what?
Speaker 2: Do they say what do they do that with? Would
Speaker 2: you disagree they can see that.
Speaker 55: She's she's. Scratching she's itchy she's, even saying itchy itchy
Speaker 55: that they want to. Give a, peddle.
Speaker 19: You know she may.
Speaker 55: EVEN have scapies. I don't know they haven't done any.
Speaker 55: Testing on her but so has she not?
Speaker 2: Seen a doctor do they not have does she not,
Speaker 2: have you know the ability to. See, a doctor ah
Speaker 2: they're part.
Speaker 55: OF the problem i wouldn't say, They're second mate, i'd,
Speaker 55: SAY that sorry.
Speaker 2: I missed that so doctors are part.
Speaker 31: Of the problem the.
Speaker 55: Doctors who, SERVICE these facilities i think they're part of
Speaker 55: the problem really because, tell you what they are. VERY
Speaker 55: ordinary individuals i don't know where they.
Speaker 2: Get them from but, it, seems that well law are
Speaker 2: there doctors They, Practice in victoria. They practice Medicine so
Speaker 2: it's i'm just wondering why why you would dismiss them.
Speaker 2: On that basis you can't assume that.
Speaker 55: They're all poor surely we need a doctor to ascertain
Speaker 55: that she's. Got a niche she's, not, in pain, really
Speaker 55: and truly. This happens commonly if, she calls out, She,
Speaker 55: cries out oh she must.
Speaker 20: Be, in pain no she was.
Speaker 37: Just very.
Speaker 55: Itchy, she suffers look they gave her a shower about.
Speaker 55: Two months ago really and truly that was about the
Speaker 55: last time she.
Speaker 2: Had a shower, You're kidding me you.
Speaker 3: Were.
Speaker 2: Kidding, me no true you're saying that your mother in
Speaker 2: a care home has not had a bath. Or A,
Speaker 2: shower in europe. Can't have bath you hasn't had a
Speaker 2: shower for. Maybe eight weeks that's.
Speaker 55: True because she's got dressings. On her legs when she's
Speaker 55: got dressings, on her legs they do not give. Them
Speaker 55: a shower they just get a towel, with hot water
Speaker 55: just wipe them down in. About thirty seconds. That's about
Speaker 55: it this is. Absolutely what happens thirty seconds to, wipe,
Speaker 55: them down quick wipe down with a well and in
Speaker 55: a bit. Of hot. Water that's. It it's true, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not joking laura. This is dreadful have you spoken to?
Speaker 5: The?
Speaker 2: Management, there oh.
Speaker 55: Yeah what can you never get undivided, Attention from this.
Speaker 53: But they don't they're very.
Speaker 55: Casual, about complaints yeah. They, know you look twenty two
Speaker 55: inquiries we've had, into, aged care right it's about as
Speaker 55: many Years And one royal, commission, and truly. Truly.
Speaker 2: Very vague Laura i'm fortunate i've got, to LEAVE you
Speaker 2: but i find. It really disturbing if what you're, saying
Speaker 2: IS true and i don't hesitate, TO say that i.
Speaker 2: HOPE it's not i hope. It's not true but, if
Speaker 2: it is that. Is just dreadful what? IS the answer
Speaker 2: i guess? Is the question we throw open one double
Speaker 2: three six' nine. Three six pr, listeners you leave us
Speaker 2: will look forward to. Your company here tonight have plenty of.
Speaker 2: Room for your. Calls the other side games, in the
Speaker 2: news room keeping. Us up to date other. Side Of
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Speaker 2: of the.
Speaker 34: Morning Now This is Australia open. Eyes, with tony McManus.
Speaker 2: Jimmy It must. Be your Wednesday Morning that Means Jimmy
Speaker 2: zabo from JACKIE Felgates three. At w, Drive, Program good morning.
Speaker 28: Jimmy, Good Morning. To you tony mac it's always great
Speaker 28: to hear Your voice. On, a wednesday morning well.
Speaker 2: Hell has freezen over we spoke about it on the
Speaker 2: program just a, couple of mornings, ago where we thought
Speaker 2: is that one of the all time great Titles Of An.
Speaker 2: Album hell freezes over.
Speaker 28: It WOULD have, to be i reckon. That's the NUMBER
Speaker 28: one and am i mistaken in saying that that? Was
Speaker 28: nineteen ninety four it was.
Speaker 2: A very good year i know you're going to say
Speaker 2: that it was. A, very, good, year.
Speaker 46: Yes yes yes that.
Speaker 28: Was my birth year.
Speaker 3: Arrives In The.
Speaker 2: World called jimmy's.
Speaker 28: Correct what were you doing in nineteen ninety Four? Listening,
Speaker 28: to the beatles well.
Speaker 2: At that stage newborn number two and firstborn was probably,
Speaker 2: three and a half so it was. A pretty chaotic
Speaker 2: time nineteen Ninety FOUR and Five, double a in adelaide one,
Speaker 2: of our, sister stations of Course For the Program What's
Speaker 2: Happening In your world Jimmy's abo on this wednesday morning
Speaker 2: here at, three out w.
Speaker 8: Well a.
Speaker 28: Few things you know i'm ALWAYS busy and sometimes i
Speaker 28: scroll THROUGH some emails and i Find SOME interesting garda
Speaker 28: and i, thought I'D ask you because i often come, to,
Speaker 28: you for advice sir what advice would you give to
Speaker 28: somebody entering adulthood from maybe age eighteen or, Even eighteen
Speaker 28: to thirty because some new datas come out right And
Speaker 28: nearly half of australian's age eighteen to thirty feel. Unprepared
Speaker 28: for adult life so seventy two percent of them they
Speaker 28: feel overwhelmed by basic task like cooking and cleaning and
Speaker 28: doing laundry and those just adult tasks that they've never.
Speaker 28: Had To do before and i'd like to, ask you
Speaker 28: some advice but. Also A secondary question can i ask
Speaker 28: you please what adult tasks do? You actually enjoy doing
Speaker 28: because my number one. IS mowing the lawns i actually
Speaker 28: get a real kick out.
Speaker 2: Of, Mowing the law yeah i'm with, you on that
Speaker 2: one just to get to behind the victor and whip
Speaker 2: it over and. Make it look, smart, it's a clean
Speaker 2: comfortable get, rid of the cuttings and you sort of
Speaker 2: feel as if you've. Achieved, something, REASONABLY quickly yeah.
Speaker 28: Yeah i love it that's. Probably my, favorite one but
Speaker 28: yeah what piece of advice would you give to those
Speaker 28: people are struggling and they? Get a bit overwhelmed and?
Speaker 28: What would you say what's the what's the number one
Speaker 28: piece of advice that?
Speaker 30: You'd?
Speaker 28: Give, to somebody eighteen.
Speaker 2: Well there's a great old song that, goes way way
Speaker 2: back welled to get a little, Dirt ON your hands,
Speaker 2: and i think metaphorically you've really got to get in there,
Speaker 2: and have a crack which means you've got to learn
Speaker 2: how to. Use a vacuum cleaner you've got to put
Speaker 2: your hands into the idea of working with flour and
Speaker 2: butter and maybe make yourself a. Great batch of scones
Speaker 2: and here's the thing. That we really love. Pick up
Speaker 2: your dishes don't leave them on the sink for your.
Speaker 2: Mother or your father put, them into the sink rinse and,
Speaker 2: or here's the thing put. Them in the dishwasher really give.
Speaker 2: You am a break and it. Sort of, starts there
Speaker 2: you know, just those little things so that. You from
Speaker 2: little things see as long if, you know the. Words
Speaker 2: big things grow and so just doing those little things
Speaker 2: that prepares you when you get, into your own flat
Speaker 2: or as, the kids say today happen if you get
Speaker 2: into your own flat early and you're out there and
Speaker 2: you're living the, Life, of you know riley just have
Speaker 2: a good fun and you. Know what, to do you
Speaker 2: know you've got. To clean the house you know you're
Speaker 2: going to. Look after the guard you've probably got to.
Speaker 2: Cook yourself, A meal.
Speaker 28: That's right you've got. To DO those things and i
Speaker 28: reckon you suck it up, and just do it and
Speaker 28: that's the. BEST way to learn a couple OF the
Speaker 28: tasks THAT i actually enjoy i. MENTIONED mowing the lawn
Speaker 28: i don't mind, taking the, BINS out you.
Speaker 8: KNOW i don't know i.
Speaker 28: Don't mind that one filling up the CAR is. ONE
Speaker 28: that i enjoy i don't. Mind doing, flat packs you
Speaker 28: know they're very overwhelming SOMETIMES when you go i care
Speaker 28: and you, get YOUR furniture out and i actually enjoyed.
Speaker 28: Doing the flat packs do you like? DOING the flat
Speaker 28: pack i?
Speaker 2: Love doing, flat pack.
Speaker 1: Come on flat packs we love.
Speaker 2: Doing the, flat packs in fact when as soon as,
Speaker 2: you mentioned, the, brand ike no no it always. Resembles
Speaker 2: really hard, work we love them but it resembles a challenge.
Speaker 2: EACH and every time i think the idea, back in
Speaker 2: the day long before you, were brought as kids we
Speaker 2: would have like. An incinerator at home yea no. Longer
Speaker 2: a thing now your mum and dad would, Have had, An,
Speaker 2: incinerator i'm sure jimmy where you'd put all the leaves
Speaker 2: and all the stuff in and you'd have these Massive burnoffs.
Speaker 2: On a sunday afternoon people, would do their lawns sweep
Speaker 2: up all, the leaves during, autumn put them, in dry
Speaker 2: them out and put them. Into this big incinerator you
Speaker 2: might have a streetline of twenty eight houses all doing
Speaker 2: the incineration. At, THE same time. God i miss it that.
Speaker 28: Would have, been good that's SEE that's a TASK i
Speaker 28: reckon that i would. Have enjoyed as, well the one
Speaker 28: thing what's your number one thing that you hate? Other
Speaker 28: than flat packs because my one is wrestling a fitted.
Speaker 28: SHEET on the mattress i hate putting the fitted. Sheet
Speaker 28: on a mattress it is. MY number one thing i
Speaker 28: cannot stand doing the bed sheets and the fitted. SHEET
Speaker 28: on the mattress i. Just hate doing it what's you? What's,
Speaker 28: your number one yeah.
Speaker 2: Big chick on that it can, be a bit clunky
Speaker 2: and there are some people. Who do IT effortlessly you
Speaker 2: and i may not be wort to do putting the
Speaker 2: dishes back after, the aforementioned dish washer to put them back.
Speaker 2: Into their right place and you know what happens after
Speaker 2: two days and you, realize that you, haven't or more
Speaker 2: importantly somebody in the shared house realizes that wasn't. In
Speaker 2: the right place you hear about it, twenty four hours later,
Speaker 2: forty eight hours later after you've forgotten, you've done. It,
Speaker 2: anyway exactly.
Speaker 28: Right no that's right it's better not to do it
Speaker 28: in the end if you're. Going, to copy it.
Speaker 2: Yeah and often. You do copy it. It's a great
Speaker 2: topic why don't we throw it, open. To the audience
Speaker 2: jimmy'sbo so the question is what is it that you
Speaker 2: sort of loved to doing around and what would you
Speaker 2: what advice would you give to an eighteen plus to,
Speaker 2: set them, up on you know in a pretty. Good, course,
Speaker 2: for Life Yes yes with jackie felgate. This Afternoon, from
Speaker 2: three jimmy zabo what Do? You, Got in stall well
Speaker 2: riche is Back. And so it's jackie she. Was sick
Speaker 2: last week She had. A correct you know richo's back
Speaker 2: and he'll be talking about. Things other than forty but
Speaker 2: we also ask him, a few footy questions and we
Speaker 2: might Ask HIM. About THE mighty ds because.
Speaker 28: I know you're here up and a doubt and you're
Speaker 28: already looking for. YOUR grand final TICKET.
Speaker 2: I think we i. THINK it's a seat i Think
Speaker 2: it's a certain, now no it's. Not But, it's good
Speaker 2: jimmy zabo. Thank you for that we'll talk. To you
Speaker 2: next week have a Great Program with the jackie felge
Speaker 2: three w, from three this afternoon. Your calls coming up
Speaker 2: what are the challenges for young people that you? Would
Speaker 2: make a recommendation one double. Three six nine three It's All.
Speaker 2: Part OF australia overnight when i was a little boy
Speaker 2: and my daddy used, to say to me so.
Speaker 3: We got a lot of big plans and a lot
Speaker 3: of hard. Work to be done, go get your marbles put,
Speaker 3: them in the house dear down your. Castles in the sand.
Speaker 47: Come when you're pappy doing the cotton that a little
Speaker 47: dirt on you get a.
Speaker 2: Little on the hands here's, the one for me. Which
Speaker 2: is just fantastic everybody you will ever meet. Knows something
Speaker 2: you don't everyone you will ever meet. Knows something you.
Speaker 2: Don't implivize this one it's just as interested in talking
Speaker 2: to and getting to know people like a CAR mechanic
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Speaker 2: learn something from each and. Every person you meet it
Speaker 2: will take. Your calls as well what advice would you?
Speaker 2: Have for teenagers today one double. Three six nine three
Speaker 2: as we get a little, lord on the hands left
Speaker 2: the country for the city man and a, sticker with
Speaker 2: a sheet and we're all looking for that, stress free
Speaker 2: version one double. Three six nine three advice for, myself
Speaker 2: as a teenager that's. An interesting one too advice for
Speaker 2: yourself if you're a teenager, when you, notice that excuse me,
Speaker 2: in order to produce you must obtain permission for. Those,
Speaker 2: who produce, Nothing, Yeah it's, True david, Good. Morning Good.
Speaker 26: MORNING tony the Army i joined The army and the.
Speaker 26: ARMY changed my. Life i was nineteen was that.
Speaker 2: At your discretion, Or the. Government's discression no.
Speaker 26: Decision it was a NINETY seventy seven and i needed
Speaker 26: A future and the army.
Speaker 8: Gave me that future how, Long?
Speaker 2: DID you serve david, i only served.
Speaker 26: Three but it's the three best. Years of my, life
Speaker 26: set me up set Me up for, what i'm doing now.
Speaker 2: Which is a business and you don't think you would
Speaker 2: have got there with, That, THAT three.
Speaker 26: Years no i don't not with the discipline and just
Speaker 26: all my skills that you need if you haven't got.
Speaker 26: Them in the military It's, Not Just, the Army.
Speaker 20: Air force the.
Speaker 26: Navy just do it.
Speaker 2: You'll never regret, It, TELL you what david i reckon
Speaker 2: we could do with a bit more of that now were. Community,
Speaker 2: at the moment yes.
Speaker 26: Every young person should spend at least a year. No
Speaker 26: going to war just get in The Army or the
Speaker 26: Air force or the navy and, learn for a year
Speaker 26: come out a much better person than. When You, went
Speaker 26: in h.
Speaker 2: Well there could be. Another movement towards, That. Watch this
Speaker 2: space David. Thank, You As sam. Hello, Tony max Speaking.
Speaker 40: Hi good morning tony my grandson turned fifteen yesterday and
Speaker 40: we would send a. Message by my daughter what advice
Speaker 40: would you give yourself if you could meet yourself? At,
Speaker 40: fifteen YEARS old, yeah and i said if you're happy
Speaker 40: with your, life at the Moment then that. Was crez
Speaker 40: for you so listen to the ones and listen to
Speaker 40: the one that trust, and love, you most, your cares
Speaker 40: your parents.
Speaker 2: Whoever, That MAY be yeah and i think that that
Speaker 2: really nails it. In, many ways, Too, sam thank, You, Dale,
Speaker 2: good morning, Yes dale go ahead. We've, Got, you there
Speaker 2: hi oh.
Speaker 54: THERE we go mate i think it's. A bit of
Speaker 54: pride i think a lot of kids nowadays don't take pride.
Speaker 25: In what they do they just.
Speaker 54: Go through the motions if you take a bit of pride,
Speaker 54: in what you're doing whether, it's doing the, dishes mung the,
Speaker 54: lawn making your. Bed whatever it is just take a bit,
Speaker 54: of pride in it a bit of self self gratification,
Speaker 54: for WHAT you're doing and i think your mind things.
Speaker 54: Happen a lot easier but they how do.
Speaker 2: They generate, that for themselves though if they haven't got
Speaker 2: presumably as somebody who's inclined to instruct, them along those
Speaker 2: lines how do they generate that at, fourteen or twelve thirteen.
Speaker 2: FOURTEEN fifteen for themselves.
Speaker 26: I think you've.
Speaker 54: Got to start small just the little thing's good to,
Speaker 54: do little things well and then the bigger things get.
Speaker 2: Easier, to do BETTER well that's What. I said to
Speaker 2: jimmy it's really about. Keeping your room tidy it's really about.
Speaker 2: Cleaning up after you don't leave your crap everywhere for
Speaker 2: someone else to come. Along and clean, UP and it
Speaker 2: starts i reckon. As simple as that probably is a five,
Speaker 2: to six year. Old if not, early if we don't if.
Speaker 54: We don't start. Young, makes you old yeah, just a
Speaker 54: little bit have a bit of pride.
Speaker 2: In what you do, Good on, your dale thank you
Speaker 2: we'll take some. More calls very surely we used, to Sing,
Speaker 2: the song, clean up, clean up, everybody everywhere, clean up
Speaker 2: clean up seeing long if, You, know, the words jake
Speaker 2: everybody Do you share which. I'VE got no idea. I
Speaker 2: think it was. I'm going to say i'm going to say,
Speaker 2: it was play school but it might have been another,
Speaker 2: one of, those programs, clean, up. Clean, up everybody everywhere,
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Speaker 2: some luck in the idea more and more with regards to,
Speaker 2: maybe not national service call, it something else perhaps but
Speaker 2: to put young people into. Give them that training it's
Speaker 2: cost effective and we all benefit given the. Delivery of
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Speaker 2: A conversation ross and, rouss on the way we, Were
Speaker 2: talking about attitude attitude being the difference between. Ordeal and an.
Speaker 2: Adventure that is great at an attitude the difference between an.
Speaker 2: Ordeal and an adventure you can make the. Best of
Speaker 2: a situation you can bring yourself and anyone around down the.
Speaker 2: Choices up to you, it is? Just great isn't? It
Speaker 2: write it down attitude is the difference between. An ordeal.
Speaker 2: And adventure, That's. Fantastic i'm Toty macka ross and ross.
Speaker 2: Are on the way i'm toty make for all we
Speaker 2: know we. May never meet again may our hands only
Speaker 2: ever be, held out in friendship never in once