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Speaker 1: Dara Lee. A lot of the things to talk about.
Speaker 1: Where do we start? Massive program lined up for the
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Speaker 9: Line excellent, you do good zero four one nine, Thank you?
Speaker 9: Zero four double seven six nine three out of mental
Speaker 9: blake zero four double seven six.
Speaker 10: Your phone number ten's I'm.
Speaker 11: Laughing, I.
Speaker 9: Tell you, because it's so dependent on the screen, and
Speaker 9: all of a sudden the screens in the wrong position.
Speaker 1: You go, oh, hang on, where are we up to?
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 10: S be back and good morning Tony, Good morning everyone.
Speaker 10: Look it's funny though, with the number, because how many
Speaker 10: of us know mobile numberstuff they had and whether it's
Speaker 10: kids or family or whatever, you don't you just press
Speaker 10: the number two you were as a kid. I still
Speaker 10: remember my original phone number growing up?
Speaker 1: Well, you all do two five, three six three four
Speaker 1: as mine?
Speaker 10: Yes, Well I had a British for a time. Of
Speaker 10: course I did. I did, Yes, three four nine nine,
Speaker 10: three five eighthsre you go, we can number. There is
Speaker 10: no thing we can but anyway, that's society.
Speaker 1: But God forbid that if anything happened to one of
Speaker 1: the kids and you had to call them, but you
Speaker 1: didn't have your mobile phone, chances are you wouldn't be
Speaker 1: able to call them. I wouldn't be able to call
Speaker 1: Jamie or.
Speaker 10: Dw I wouldn't either. I wouldn't either. Look, I look,
Speaker 10: I'm one of these very rare ones. I don't keep
Speaker 10: a diary, but I have a diary where I write
Speaker 10: shifts in things to do. I don't have it all
Speaker 10: on the phone. I have got modern phone, but I
Speaker 10: have it there. I do have the kid's number at
Speaker 10: some point in those pages. But no, you're exactly right.
Speaker 1: Do you journal?
Speaker 10: No? I don't have time.
Speaker 1: Never journal.
Speaker 10: No I have do not, I guess as a kid,
Speaker 10: But no, not not lately. No, there's no time. There's
Speaker 10: no time.
Speaker 1: Well that's that's a very interesting point, Colbert and I
Speaker 1: watch Colby from Time to Talk only because it's hysterically
Speaker 1: funny and some of the commentary that he does, as
Speaker 1: you can imagine, you've probably no doubt seen it. But
Speaker 1: then somebody said to him, one of his guests said
Speaker 1: to him, do you have you watched so and so
Speaker 1: and so and so? And Colbert of all people said,
Speaker 1: we I get time to watch television.
Speaker 10: Yeah. Look, I've got to say to you. People often say,
Speaker 10: you know, do I read books? Yeah, if I got
Speaker 10: some holiday time. I love reading books, But to be honest,
Speaker 10: I don't get the time We've spoken before. I love newspapers.
Speaker 10: I read lots of different ones every day from around
Speaker 10: the world as well as across Australia. That's what I love,
Speaker 10: and so that's my reading that I do. But I
Speaker 10: have read dozens and dozens of books. I love autobiographies.
Speaker 10: I like finding about people's lives, things that have happened
Speaker 10: to them, what shape their life, what's inspired them as well.
Speaker 10: One of my favorite ones was Michael Kane's autobiography, where
Speaker 10: it was an absolute cliffhanger right until the last page,
Speaker 10: and it really left me speechless when he found out
Speaker 10: that his sister was his mum.
Speaker 1: Oh, I didn't know that bit.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, wow, yeah, I think he's written a couple
Speaker 10: of books. But it was his upbringing and how it
Speaker 10: all sort of happened, and I think it was at
Speaker 10: the time when dirty rotten scoundrels came out of as well.
Speaker 10: And yeah, it's it's many, many years since I've read it,
Speaker 10: but it was, it was, it was his mom. It
Speaker 10: was in the days where his mum had become pregnant
Speaker 10: but of course socially not acceptable, and so her death
Speaker 10: her parents, so his actual grandparents had brought him up
Speaker 10: as their son, and he thought that his mum, who
Speaker 10: don't quote me, I think she might have been fourteen
Speaker 10: or fifteen at the time, so still an age gap.
Speaker 1: At a time.
Speaker 10: Well, absolutely, absolutely in those times. And yeah, it was.
Speaker 10: He found out decades later that it was that his
Speaker 10: mum was his sister. So called sister was his mum.
Speaker 1: Incredible story.
Speaker 3: I did not know that.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic, that's okay.
Speaker 10: Anyway, we digressed, We do about the number, but.
Speaker 1: Always happened to digress. A digression is the great ability
Speaker 1: of open line talk about radio where you can go anywhere,
Speaker 1: which we love.
Speaker 10: Which we love now Victoria is meant to be the
Speaker 10: place to be. North Land Shopping Centers that definitely not
Speaker 10: meant to be the place to be. Goodness me, what
Speaker 10: has gone on in there in the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Well, I think people would have seen this right across Australia.
Speaker 1: For those certainly at five Double A and Adelaide and
Speaker 1: six PR in Perth, I hope you have. It was
Speaker 1: an extraordinary peace when it came on the new six
Speaker 1: o'clock on Thursday. On Wednesday night, I beg your paper, yes,
Speaker 1: and to see that just bang and it was almost
Speaker 1: a bit of disbelief. I mean, what sort of the
Speaker 1: bone here jumps in? Gotta be careful because it's been.
Speaker 10: He's now been arrested, but that's okay, we're not naming him.
Speaker 1: So the idea of thinking that that was a thing
Speaker 1: to do is mind boggling in the extreme.
Speaker 10: I can't believe you got through the ballards. So for
Speaker 10: people across Australia that haven't seen it, north Land Shopping
Speaker 10: Center is a large shopping center. I guess it's equivalent
Speaker 10: in Western Australia to Karnop Shopping Center in Adelaide. It
Speaker 10: would be oh near the Arundle, it would be. It's
Speaker 10: on the tip of my tongue.
Speaker 1: Rundell will never rundle more. You know what the big
Speaker 1: west Field and.
Speaker 10: This ginormous land Cruiser I believe it's a circle like
Speaker 10: you know, built between two thousand and seven and twenty seventeen.
Speaker 10: I heard on Russ and Russ yesterday morning that the
Speaker 10: one of the reasons a lot of these have been
Speaker 10: stolen in the last month is it's one that they
Speaker 10: can use a gadget to. Actually it's a push start.
Speaker 10: It's the old it's the old push start button which
Speaker 10: apparently was not very popular when that land Cruiser series
Speaker 10: came out. And anyway, it's been stolen. It was stolen
Speaker 10: from way across the other side of Melbourne, ivan Hoe
Speaker 10: East and anyway this person has well he's driven through
Speaker 10: the shopping center and how nobody.
Speaker 1: Was killed or a miracle when you think about the
Speaker 1: traffic a shopping center right the way through and that's miracle.
Speaker 10: Anyway, then they found it as well. But of course,
Speaker 10: as we know, a couple of weeks ago there was
Speaker 10: a machete brawl between brawling teens and then of course
Speaker 10: Northland got put into lockdown. Yesterday morning again, so like
Speaker 10: twelve hours later, because I think there was an electrical
Speaker 10: fire at Maya, so you've got to feel for that.
Speaker 10: The Trader three.
Speaker 1: Happens, happens in the three MG. It's interesting. So but
Speaker 1: then then shows particularly and I'm sure there would be
Speaker 1: similar stats across the country. Stat's about the idea of
Speaker 1: youth crime and the reality is it's well and truly
Speaker 1: above where anybody needs it to be.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, and I think that today, well yesterday I should
Speaker 10: say that it was actually that youth crime and Victoria
Speaker 10: has surged eighteen percent over the past year as police
Speaker 10: have carried out the most arrests on the on record
Speaker 10: in their one hundred and seventy two year history in Victoria.
Speaker 10: And we know that there are some people that say
Speaker 10: there's no youth crime crisis, but there there is. There is,
Speaker 10: And you know bail law is supposedly titaned, well they
Speaker 10: really haven't been. But it it's not a good advertisement
Speaker 10: for Victoria as a whole.
Speaker 12: I mean.
Speaker 10: And also I was going to say this to you.
Speaker 10: It links in that you know, the list came out
Speaker 10: yesterday of Australia's universities. They've slipped down quite a few places.
Speaker 10: That's one of our major markets to attract international students.
Speaker 10: We know that there are capsule but can you imagine
Speaker 10: and we all know that, you know, we all know
Speaker 10: that people have no idea that Australia has snowfields and
Speaker 10: we've got you know, hot They just think of Australia
Speaker 10: as whatever it is. We're all guilty of that thinking
Speaker 10: of countries around the world. But all this stuff here
Speaker 10: is not a good advertisement going out. And we know
Speaker 10: that there's a lot of international students that make Melbourne
Speaker 10: their second home and also Sydney. But when you've got
Speaker 10: stuff like this happening that goes worldwide now, whether it's
Speaker 10: on social media or thing, it's just bringing down the
Speaker 10: whole image of Victoria and no wonder we're not attracting
Speaker 10: an investment.
Speaker 1: It's a bad look for the nation.
Speaker 10: It's terrible.
Speaker 1: It's a bad look for the nation. I agree, Tony
Speaker 1: in birth, come and have your say good morning to
Speaker 1: you or nearly good morning.
Speaker 13: Yeah, good morning Tony and young Kierley, thank you good morning.
Speaker 14: First of all.
Speaker 13: First of all, Tony, I send my sincere from dollars
Speaker 13: and heartfelt commiserations to you and the Melbourne Football Club Mexica.
Speaker 13: When you're absolutely plugged by the greatest soon to b
Speaker 13: bfl AFL team in the whole nation, we'll all ladies
Speaker 13: and gentlemen, wild world. Would you please stand up for
Speaker 13: the greatest theme songs for Collings Football?
Speaker 1: You can go off people quickly, really really quickly.
Speaker 13: But that's number one, but number two. Now I want
Speaker 13: you to follow up. I want you to do some
Speaker 13: investigation for me.
Speaker 15: I heard a rumor.
Speaker 13: I heard a rumor and I want you to see
Speaker 13: if you can confirm it.
Speaker 14: Per you know how.
Speaker 13: Melbourne's got the rolls the road hole. I heard that
Speaker 13: per are getting it too by the end of the year,
Speaker 13: early next year. Can you do some investigation?
Speaker 14: That's the case, exclusive freaking new.
Speaker 10: Sorry, Tony. So what do you mean the road toll?
Speaker 16: Do you know how you're going to pay?
Speaker 13: You know when you go in Melbourne you got all
Speaker 13: those gadgets on your path.
Speaker 10: Oh you mean the toll like a city link to
Speaker 10: pay a toll as you go through, So you know
Speaker 10: that it's already on the Kenwick Link, which is a
Speaker 10: road in Western Australia. Already there, it's already there, but
Speaker 10: it's it's for trucks. It's primarily for heavy haul vehicles.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that's right, that's right. But I heard a rumor,
Speaker 13: a strong rumor, and I hadn't been mentioned on on
Speaker 13: radio or anywhere that I just heard it from the
Speaker 13: from a real good sort that it's coming into the
Speaker 13: end of the year early sometime next year. And that's
Speaker 13: all been through the state government, the federal government.
Speaker 1: Well you heard the first year times will yeah, look,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 10: I'll do some investigation. I have to say, having lived
Speaker 10: there for many years, it wouldn't surprise me if that happens.
Speaker 10: It's always been along because don't forget with ev vehicles
Speaker 10: are as a drop in the fuel ex size. As well,
Speaker 10: there are a lot of new road projects being built
Speaker 10: in Western Australia as well that have taken a long
Speaker 10: time to build. Governments are traditionally wanting money to you know,
Speaker 10: to pay for it all. I don't think though, that
Speaker 10: they would retrospectively do it on some of the existing
Speaker 10: roads like the Mitchell Freeway, the Quanana which you know
Speaker 10: as we know as the equivalent like the Prince's Freeway, etc.
Speaker 10: But I'll definitely I'll do some investigation. I'll see what
Speaker 10: I come up with next.
Speaker 1: Week, Tony, thank you for that. David will come to
Speaker 1: you in Israel, will do that. The other side of
Speaker 1: this is Caroly Kats and Barnas is with it. They
Speaker 1: keep the text line coming as well at zero four
Speaker 1: double seven six nine three six nine three. Yes, you're right,
Speaker 1: thank you. It was a seniors moment. Appreciate that Tony
Speaker 1: Jackson made the footy team win over the weekend. Yes,
Speaker 1: go Sturt. Thank you for those texts. More of your calls.
Speaker 1: It is Australia overnight. Good morning. If you'd like to
Speaker 1: join the program, they come on board. Lots of things
Speaker 1: about which we can chat between now while Carole, Katch
Speaker 1: and Barnas is here JC via text reports. Look at this, Caroly,
Speaker 1: something happening. Two helicopters are circling around that neat area.
Speaker 1: So we'll keep you up to date on that as
Speaker 1: it unfolds, whatever it may be. David's in Israel.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, Tony, and good morning Caroly. If
Speaker 6: you had miss Australia, Trump would have wait belind.
Speaker 15: To meet you.
Speaker 6: He wouldn't have He wouldn't have first numbed you.
Speaker 10: Oh your line is just breaking up a little bit, David,
Speaker 10: it's a little bit unclear. We do hope that you're
Speaker 10: safe though.
Speaker 1: Yes, can you mean now yes we can.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: No, I'm saying if you had been Prime Minister of Australia,
Speaker 6: Trump would have been waiting in line to meet you.
Speaker 10: You wouldn't have That's very sweet, thank you very much. Goodness.
Speaker 10: That's it's a real mess, there isn't it. It's no one.
Speaker 10: It's a very very difficult situation.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Anyway, I feel like Gene Kelly, really you get to.
Speaker 1: Do a song of do you know the song?
Speaker 6: Do you know the song singing in the Ring in
Speaker 6: the rain?
Speaker 17: We do?
Speaker 6: Yeah, singing in the Ring? Well, I'm singing in the missiles?
Speaker 1: What's it feel like for the audience? Rend Australia, David.
Speaker 6: This morning was not good. We got last night. We
Speaker 6: had one about midnight which was maybe it was before
Speaker 6: I can't remember plus minus and there wasn't too much damage.
Speaker 6: And then we have one at seven this morning and
Speaker 6: three different sites. Mugun which is not far from me,
Speaker 6: the financial district got here quite badly, a lot of destruction,
Speaker 6: the hospital in the south and then maybe du Eva,
Speaker 6: which is basically closer destruction than everybody out. And that's
Speaker 6: a big problem because it's the only hospital down there
Speaker 6: in hold On, which was old buildings south of Tel Aviv.
Speaker 6: And let's start with everything is okay, no injuries and
Speaker 6: it ended up today without counted up to so far
Speaker 6: two hundred injuries, some of which are quite serious. And
Speaker 6: the Iranians claim they bombed the hospital in the Cheva,
Speaker 6: Theavocal hospital in Bie because they claimed that the Israelis
Speaker 6: were keeping tanks in the basement. Mm hmm, you're speechless.
Speaker 1: Well, don't quite understand, so.
Speaker 6: I'm not I'm not so what we're not doing any.
Speaker 1: Well, let's get the let's get to the tanks in
Speaker 1: the basement of what the hospital? Right? Okay?
Speaker 10: Yeah? Are you getting a lot of the outside news
Speaker 10: as well? Like are any telecommunications card or internet or
Speaker 10: do you having to use a VPN?
Speaker 6: Like yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I'm a bit of a yeah, yeah, no, yeah.
Speaker 6: I follow the Age of the Age actually to its credit.
Speaker 6: I'm surprised it's actually been quite accurate and they've had
Speaker 6: some very good articles. Perhaps it's messianic times, I don't know,
Speaker 6: but I've been stunned. The age of supporting has possibly
Speaker 6: been in better and watch it than the help.
Speaker 7: Which is very rare for the age we do.
Speaker 6: I do watch the sky. This stuff is great, and
Speaker 6: I send stuff through to you guys. I don't know
Speaker 6: if if your newsroom ever, you know, is able to
Speaker 6: use the stuff or not, or or's just personal communication.
Speaker 6: I don't know. But it wasn't good this morning. It
Speaker 6: was not good this morning.
Speaker 10: And I guess the world is they're waiting. I mean,
Speaker 10: you know, Donald Trump has not yet made his decision.
Speaker 10: He's been actually quite clear in saying that he's taking
Speaker 10: his briefings, he's waiting, he's seeing and I think there's
Speaker 10: a quote going around that he's actually put on them.
Speaker 10: People will know a second before he makes the decision.
Speaker 10: But it's a very difficult situation, isn't it, Because you know, on.
Speaker 6: The one hand, I'll tell you, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6: The yeah, I'll tell you what if I can, if
Speaker 6: I can interrupt for accesson the articles in the press
Speaker 6: here English and Hebrew are that Trump Trump basically wants
Speaker 6: to join and he sees that that Israel is winning
Speaker 6: and he wants to be on the winning side. That's
Speaker 6: what they're say. And they said the majority of Americans
Speaker 6: are against the Iran and do not want Iran to
Speaker 6: have a bomb. Understand that the danger. The problem is
Speaker 6: they're scared that these these bunker busting bombs will not
Speaker 6: do the job in four do. They're scared that they
Speaker 6: will not be able to penetrate deep enough and destroy
Speaker 6: the facilities in four DU, which is the big problem.
Speaker 6: Most of the other stuff I believe has been destroyed
Speaker 6: that in for do you need these bunker busting bombs
Speaker 6: dropped by B twos And there was a report today.
Speaker 6: They're scared that beaches could be shot down. They're scout
Speaker 6: up to see how it could happen, but they're scared
Speaker 6: it could happen. And they're scared that the b too,
Speaker 6: bunker busting bombs may not penetrate the nuclear facilities, which
Speaker 6: are eighteen ninety hundred meters submerged underground, under fortified underground.
Speaker 6: The other thing is the Iranian scent of a custom missiles.
Speaker 6: This morning they sent missiles inside missiles.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and I guess for any of the audience that
Speaker 10: doesn't know, for do it's like a fortified mountain and
Speaker 10: everything is underground, the uranium and richmond and that's what
Speaker 10: the bunk of Uster would do. But it's a it's
Speaker 10: a very difficult situation because there's a lot of people,
Speaker 10: a lot of Americans, sort of Israeli's a lot of
Speaker 10: Iranians as well. They're wanting an organic overthrow of the
Speaker 10: uranium regime because they've seen that if the Americans go in,
Speaker 10: we've seen what happened in Iraq and Afghanistan. They've evidently
Speaker 10: there are people on the inside that want, you know,
Speaker 10: the regime to be overthrown. And it's a question that is,
Speaker 10: if they were to use the bunk of busters and
Speaker 10: they get rid of the uranium enrichment, does that give
Speaker 10: enough umph for the uranium people to rise up, you know,
Speaker 10: and overthrow a regime. And that's an organic and organic revolution,
Speaker 10: which is sort of I think what everyone is wanting,
Speaker 10: because if America goes in and does it, that's that's
Speaker 10: the game changer. But on the other side of the coin,
Speaker 10: as they say, can't allow Iran to have a nuclear bomb,
Speaker 10: it goes against all the proliferation or the world order
Speaker 10: as well. It's also makes it very difficult because of course,
Speaker 10: you know, as we say to people, with Trump's first presidency,
Speaker 10: as well, he didn't go into any wars or anything
Speaker 10: like that, but it's a very very volatile situation there is.
Speaker 1: David, will let you go, stay safe and we'll talk
Speaker 1: sooner rather than later.
Speaker 6: You know, we're hopefully, we're hopefully we're okay.
Speaker 1: Thank you, David, Thank you very much for David there
Speaker 1: in Israel. It's a tense time. And the thing, my heart,
Speaker 1: I might be a little forlorn about this, really that
Speaker 1: here we are in a situation in twenty twenty five
Speaker 1: and there must be children three, four, five, six, and
Speaker 1: seven years of age wandering around in Palestine, in Tehran,
Speaker 1: right throughout Israel going ma'am, dad, grandma, grandpa, what's going on?
Speaker 1: That's where I go to any other commentary, how do
Speaker 1: you explain that to a four, five, six, seven year
Speaker 1: old in this day and age, or any age, But
Speaker 1: in this day and age, how do you explain what's
Speaker 1: going on to a child? All grandchild? It's just mind boggling.
Speaker 1: It is who, how?
Speaker 18: Why?
Speaker 1: When? And we're to a four and five year old
Speaker 1: exactly right, speechless. I'm with you.
Speaker 10: Another topic. I was going to say, moving to a
Speaker 10: different country. It's interesting. So we know that on the weekend.
Speaker 10: There was the two hit men that went to the
Speaker 10: villa in Bali and they hit the thirty two year
Speaker 10: old man Zevan Radmanovik who was in the villa, and
Speaker 10: they wounded the other gun in, the former partner of ROBERTA.
Speaker 10: Williams's daughter, and the other is sorry. They've now been
Speaker 10: three men that have been arrested and nothing. One is
Speaker 10: from Sydney, he was a plumber and there are two
Speaker 10: others out what I find very interesting and I find
Speaker 10: it almost laughable. The Albanesi government is voicing concerns after
Speaker 10: the arrest of these men, saying that they're opposed to
Speaker 10: the death penalty, and I think to myself, well, they're
Speaker 10: in Bali. They've allegedly committed the crime in Indonesia in Bali. Sorry,
Speaker 10: we don't really get a say in their justice system,
Speaker 10: the same as they don't get to say in ours.
Speaker 10: And I'm really sorry. The lawyers in Indonesia must think
Speaker 10: Australians are a bunch of idiots. Ever since the you know,
Speaker 10: Balow and Chambers, chappelle korby Bali nine, they must think
Speaker 10: what part of committing a crime? Now I know that
Speaker 10: that was to do with drugs. But you know this
Speaker 10: was whatever this is over, whether it was an organized
Speaker 10: hit by Australia or whatever. I just think the Albanesi
Speaker 10: government really needs to you know, come on, you can't.
Speaker 10: You can't be calling the shots to the to the
Speaker 10: Indonesian government that this gun crime is quite rare in
Speaker 10: Bali and suddenly you've got this, this murder in this
Speaker 10: villa and you've got the men done. And I just
Speaker 10: think it's laughable. It's laughable that the Albanezy government is saying, oh,
Speaker 10: we don't believe in the death penalty. We've been through
Speaker 10: this before the death penalty exists. It's another country. It's
Speaker 10: their right to enact their justice as they see fit.
Speaker 10: We're Australia. We're not over there.
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Speaker 1: Nine three christian will come to you in just. A
Speaker 1: moment the opposition Leader, In Victoria, brad batten said the
Speaker 1: scary record making Crimests showed victoria's across the state pretty much,
Speaker 1: at risk putting a lot of things. At risk it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter where, you live you are less safe today
Speaker 1: than you were ten. Years ago now that's got to
Speaker 1: be distressing.
Speaker 10: To many yeah, it IS but i think we can identify,
Speaker 10: with it. CAN'T we i mean we've all either known
Speaker 10: someone or been victims of either break ins or, you
Speaker 10: know aggravated at home burglaries and it isn't the. Same
Speaker 10: place and it doesn't matter that we've got. More population
Speaker 10: we've just seen this youth crime and we've seen the
Speaker 10: crimes that have been done in machetes. AS well, i
Speaker 10: mean you know this wasn't happening five or six. Years ago,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 1: There's Ridiculous Different Shadow Minister david southwick has slammed the
Speaker 1: governor of The state gaven for delaying introduction of tougher bail
Speaker 1: knife Laws Underfunding. Victoria police so there's a bit. Of
Speaker 1: that so why is it taking so long to be
Speaker 1: able to bring those things where we do have tougher
Speaker 1: bail laws and that's got to go through.
Speaker 10: The, parliament, YEAH well i think the, fact is, you
Speaker 10: know they've got. To agree but the Problem that i've
Speaker 10: got also is the. Machete sales now they've said that
Speaker 10: they're going to ban Machetes from, september one and they've
Speaker 10: banned the sale and then it was a knee jerk
Speaker 10: reaction after The north land machete attack two. Weeks Ago
Speaker 10: at northland they suddenly miraculously held a press conference overnight
Speaker 10: early in the morning so that they would and said
Speaker 10: that they will stop. The sail and then now when
Speaker 10: other amazon has stopped, doing it so what. Will happen,
Speaker 10: i'll well they'll end up going and using, meat cleavers.
Speaker 10: Won't they but the thing is this doesn't come into
Speaker 10: Law until SEPTEMBER and i think that if it's, come
Speaker 10: through why not, banned immediately and that's what most normal thinking,
Speaker 10: people think because, between now Which is June, and september
Speaker 10: it's almost a free for all with.
Speaker 1: These, machetes christian, good morning how?
Speaker 16: We Eyes?
Speaker 10: Hello christian how? Are you.
Speaker 15: I'M great i just want to know why we can't
Speaker 15: do a no confidence boke for. This premier they did
Speaker 15: It in tasmania for a.
Speaker 6: Goddamn stadium, you know.
Speaker 14: We've we've got strong bail.
Speaker 15: Walls here the strongest in. The country what?
Speaker 10: Bail, WARS yeah I think i think that no confidence
Speaker 10: voted is the makeup of the Parliament in tasmania is.
Speaker 10: Slightly different, you know there's an overwhelming majority in the
Speaker 10: in the state. PARLIAMENT here i think it takes it
Speaker 10: and it took, both sides and then there was a
Speaker 10: casting vote by, the young the speaker or The pres
Speaker 10: ultimately There was ultimately There, WAS look i mean the
Speaker 10: next date Election is november twenty. Twenty six there there's plenty.
Speaker 10: Of time but it's it's where people remember all this
Speaker 10: because as, we know they're supposedly they've got their big
Speaker 10: projects going to be opening suburban rail loop and all
Speaker 10: the all the wiz bang stuff as well and all
Speaker 10: this stuff they're probably hoping will actually. Get forgotten but
Speaker 10: it's not a. Good situation and, you know we've we've
Speaker 10: been through two police. Commissioners already. Don't forget we've got
Speaker 10: the new. GENTLEMAN coming i can't remember his. First note
Speaker 10: Is It. Mike bush It's mister bush who was retired
Speaker 10: As The new zealand. Police chief. HE'S coming i think
Speaker 10: he's Beginning, in july and, you know because we're on
Speaker 10: our third police chief already and It's only june Already,
Speaker 10: in victoria and, he wants he wants to make. The
Speaker 10: CHANGES but i guess the Issue that i've got is
Speaker 10: That When shane patten Was The, chief commissioner he told
Speaker 10: the state government, all this and then So Did. Rick
Speaker 10: nugent it.
Speaker 1: Felt really dormant during that time in terms.
Speaker 10: Of activity, that's right but it's.
Speaker 1: What do.
Speaker 10: YOU do i think a lot of people sit around that,
Speaker 10: you know That are victorian, as well they look and,
Speaker 10: they think how has our state got? To this and
Speaker 10: it's almost The Old new york analogy the. Broken window
Speaker 10: if you don't fix the, broken window and, you know
Speaker 10: whether it's, youth crime whether, it's potholes on, the road
Speaker 10: whether it's, road signs whether it's it's services just. Not
Speaker 10: working we don't actually. Have money we've run out of
Speaker 10: money in, this state, you know we don't have the
Speaker 10: money to. Do THINGS and i think the most important
Speaker 10: thing is to fix things that. Need, fixing YEAH.
Speaker 1: And i Think That new, york model even Though that guliani.
Speaker 10: Was, quite extraordinari that was right on the.
Speaker 1: Basis that he, looked at or his committee, looked at
Speaker 1: how do we bring down Crime In new york at
Speaker 1: a time where those levels were extraordinarily in. That place
Speaker 1: and we All Love new york and you go there in. A,
Speaker 1: heartbeat now although there is a shift back to some
Speaker 1: really poor behavior, as well but that it has made
Speaker 1: during that time was really out. Of control and, they,
Speaker 1: said look one of the things we look at is a. Fair,
Speaker 1: evasion yes because the idea was if you tend to
Speaker 1: think you can get away with, fear evasions you think
Speaker 1: you can get away with. SHOP stealing i think you
Speaker 1: can get away with shop stealing that escalates into a
Speaker 1: more violent type. Of attacks think you get away, with
Speaker 1: that you're then knocking off cars and doing some. Horrible
Speaker 1: things so if you really get it at, that grassroots
Speaker 1: which proved to be really Successful In new york at,
Speaker 1: that time fair evasion and just really looking at those
Speaker 1: issues and making that. Completely, unacceptable yeah and.
Speaker 10: Don't, forget that, you, know labor it's all this smoker
Speaker 10: mirrors and muddying. The waters they weakened the bail laws
Speaker 10: in twenty, twenty three and they were warned against doing
Speaker 10: it by the police and of course by the liberal.
Speaker 10: State opposition they went ahead and. Did it and then
Speaker 10: eighteen months on we've seen all. This crime we've seen
Speaker 10: people that have. Been murdered we've seen a recidivous group
Speaker 10: of young youth offenders that wear it is a badge.
Speaker 10: Of honor and if there are, no consequences and it's
Speaker 10: like dealing with, a child if you don't give, them
Speaker 10: consequences they don't learn, from, it right they don't learn,
Speaker 10: from it and.
Speaker 1: To do what.
Speaker 10: They do, you know it's. Very sad. It is it's
Speaker 10: not a safe place to be very.
Speaker 1: Very true but when you dig, deep down who's going
Speaker 1: to pay for? All, this well it's the tax the
Speaker 1: state's already, desperately.
Speaker 10: Right but you know What innocent victorians are paying, for
Speaker 10: it aren't they lives are. Being destroyed do you think
Speaker 10: about it? This way someone whose car. GETS stolen i
Speaker 10: know that we, might, say oh it's just a piece, of.
Speaker 10: Metal etc but it could be. Somebody disruptive it's somebody
Speaker 10: that has to take time. Off work that could be
Speaker 10: have care of duties with an, elderly parent or look
Speaker 10: after Someone with parkinson's. Or something kids. To school they're doing,
Speaker 10: shift work so they can't get. Public transport the car is.
Speaker 10: Their thing they're doing the, right thing but all that
Speaker 10: thing and then there's just a either the person doesn't
Speaker 10: get caught or it gets to the stage where people
Speaker 10: just don't bother reporting it because they know that the
Speaker 10: police are doing the best job, they can but they're,
Speaker 10: so overworked and there's so. MANY things i think it's
Speaker 10: just a police are.
Speaker 1: Over work. The courts the courts are. Chocolate, block yes
Speaker 1: the prisoners and the work that they do inside of
Speaker 1: the guards inside prisons are overwhelmed with what, they're doing,
Speaker 1: the copying enormous amounts of. Violent abuse so it's got
Speaker 1: all of that has to be taken into consideration before,
Speaker 1: you say well we'll Go to and then there's railord and.
Speaker 10: Then there's the directive given that magistrates must grant bail
Speaker 10: to the people that are, you know The fourteen okay
Speaker 10: labors now, saying oh but we've tightened that. A, bit
Speaker 10: well they didn't tighten it eighteen, months ago which let everything.
Speaker 10: Run right most violent incidents that have happened have happened
Speaker 10: through people that were on bail that were, then rebailed
Speaker 10: and it was like a. Revolving door and there were
Speaker 10: lots of, campaigns done, you know to try and, highlight
Speaker 10: this and, you know little tweaks have, been made but essentially,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 19: To do this.
Speaker 10: Pretty well we do have a long way, to go.
Speaker 3: A long way.
Speaker 1: To go your calls, either side covin join us one
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Speaker 1: You are nice to have. Your company if labor didn't
Speaker 1: waste money carelly canceling the, common games they could pay all.
Speaker 1: Of them pure mismagement that we have that history. Of
Speaker 1: mistake that's a. Genuine perceptions i've said.
Speaker 10: To you we said off and we're very open here,
Speaker 10: as WELL but i would rather my taxes go to build,
Speaker 10: another jail although we have another jail. Already built we
Speaker 10: just don't have the people to. Staff IT but i
Speaker 10: think to myself that the millions that have been spent
Speaker 10: on these, pet projects, you know the suburban rail loop
Speaker 10: and all, those things and we, are multi multi millions billions.
Speaker 10: OVER debt i would rather my money went to go
Speaker 10: and build another jail to get these people off. The streets, rob.
Speaker 1: Says it's all about how we would like to expose
Speaker 1: to spend, that money how we spend, the money were
Speaker 1: how the government spends.
Speaker 10: The money law is a crucial thing as well as
Speaker 10: healths going to.
Speaker 1: Be Upgrade agree Ronda and east. BRIGHTON.
Speaker 20: Morning O, hi Tony and I'M sorry i haven't loft The.
Speaker 10: Ladies hrondo aparently you're nice to.
Speaker 21: Read you Oh.
Speaker 20: Hi cara look here After lividins bright now for sixteen
Speaker 20: years in a lovely social housing complex just Up from
Speaker 20: Hampton And. Center road and we talk a lot about
Speaker 20: what's going on with the. Home invasion, we.
Speaker 22: Know if you're shot.
Speaker 20: With it, some CHILDREN as, i chan are sleeping in
Speaker 20: their parents' room because they're so frightened of.
Speaker 22: Home invasions.
Speaker 20: That's how bad. It is and, you know normally a
Speaker 20: lot of elderly people would go out and, sit out,
Speaker 20: you know and have a copy outsweer. As stopped they're.
Speaker 1: Too frightened that's not.
Speaker 10: A way it's not a way. To live it's not
Speaker 10: a way. To live but remember when The Fromier dan
Speaker 10: andrew's ridiculed that jug she called it out first. Years
Speaker 10: ago she did right and she's kept on. With that
Speaker 10: good on her for. Doing it the, thing is it's
Speaker 10: very difficult because it's the ethos as WELL as i,
Speaker 10: often say the. Justice system it is, the soft the
Speaker 10: soft underbelly of the left leaning justice system where they
Speaker 10: just don't want to impose things because as, you've said laws,
Speaker 10: are there, all right But they we had that fellow
Speaker 10: that rang up that said he was he was he
Speaker 10: was a bail magistrate by a. Bail justice he was
Speaker 10: directed to. Grant bail it's been tightened a, tiny bit
Speaker 10: but it's almost like a. LITTLE bit i.
Speaker 1: Think it's sorry to jump in because we've had this
Speaker 1: conversation a couple. Of, times yes where, you know to
Speaker 1: make reference to the left justice system it makes. No
Speaker 1: sense what makes sense is the direction they get from.
Speaker 1: The government it's if it is it's this way. By
Speaker 1: definition we don't know whether a judge is left? Or
Speaker 1: right it is for the most.
Speaker 10: No, consequence, well no but it's the way it's taught in.
Speaker 10: Law schools so, for example a police officer brings in someone.
Speaker 1: Or is they teaching law?
Speaker 10: Schools, Law okay but a police officer brings in two
Speaker 10: fourteen year olds allegedly with a, stolen car blah, blah. Blah,
Speaker 10: allegedly right most people's common sense, would, say right you,
Speaker 10: know what these people need to spend, a night a
Speaker 10: night behind bars to get them off, the streets so
Speaker 10: they don't put themselves or. Anybody else what happens, Revolving
Speaker 10: door out they go again six, hours later six o'clock in,
Speaker 10: the morning leads story. On three, watch again?
Speaker 1: What's nobody the gap is? The, job well the gap.
Speaker 10: Is the gap is the magistrate not actually.
Speaker 1: Does the does the current law allow for that?
Speaker 10: To, happen yes, it does it allows. For it bail
Speaker 10: is not an. Automatic right it is the discretion of. The,
Speaker 10: magistrate however Under The labor laws By the, allen government
Speaker 10: the magistrates were directed to just ignore any priors or
Speaker 10: any previous convictions of these young, youth offenders almost like
Speaker 10: a complete, magic slate and out they. Go again that's
Speaker 10: been tightened, a bit but it was weakened eighteen. Months
Speaker 10: ago and, THE police I Mean, shane patton remember you
Speaker 10: know he released his seven. Point, plan okay the man was,
Speaker 10: you know got rid of by, the union they, lost confidence.
Speaker 10: Et cetera but he. Released that the police have said
Speaker 10: that now this new fellow coming in Has said i'm
Speaker 10: going to. BE tough i won't be intimidated by. The
Speaker 10: government but you need, the synergy you need the to.
Speaker 10: Be working what the Thing is the, other thing the
Speaker 10: very simple thing is if they can't acknowledge that what
Speaker 10: they're doing is wrong and it's, not working what hope
Speaker 10: is there the leaders.
Speaker 23: Of the.
Speaker 10: Government exactly but we have a youth crime crisis and
Speaker 10: it is. Not good it is.
Speaker 1: NOT good, a penny, Good morning.
Speaker 24: Good morning i've just got a couple of things ON.
Speaker 24: The sabe what did us pension tensioners gain from?
Speaker 25: The?
Speaker 24: Budget nothing and also we're the only State in australia
Speaker 24: that doesn't get tax exemption for pensioners to downside size
Speaker 24: from their big homes to.
Speaker 1: Something smaller are you calling FROM W, a, yes.
Speaker 24: YES yes i want to stamp gouty exemption, to downside
Speaker 24: but there's. No, incentive well that's a very.
Speaker 10: INTERESTING one i don't know if you're the only, STATE
Speaker 10: though i do think it's widely done Here.
Speaker 1: In victoria somebody let, Us. Know penny it's a very.
Speaker 1: GOOD point i suppose you if you've got a. Lovely
Speaker 1: home let's say you've got a home In dun CRAIG,
Speaker 1: in wa, for example and you've been living in that
Speaker 1: home for maybe, twenty five, thirty five forty, five years
Speaker 1: but all of a sudden you don't need a three four.
Speaker 1: Bedroom home what are the costs of a?
Speaker 10: Selling it and then be movie this should be the
Speaker 10: incentive to downsize.
Speaker 1: One without it costing you enormous amount of hard earned
Speaker 1: savings over. Those years Trish And kaki, Burn, morning hi
Speaker 1: how are? You? Well trish, Go. AHEAD trish I just.
Speaker 26: I'm just wondering when people are going to stop playing
Speaker 26: tit to cat with local government and actually get to the.
Speaker 26: Issue machete when did they start becoming an.
Speaker 22: Issue in victoria And.
Speaker 27: In astralia this is not a local.
Speaker 26: Government issue look at who is now occupying thirty percent
Speaker 26: of our areas and where these issues. Are happening It's not.
Speaker 26: Allen government it's not. Previous government this is bigger Than the.
Speaker 26: Victorian government.
Speaker 28: It's.
Speaker 26: IMMIGRATION no i.
Speaker 1: Want to, TRISHA no i think and a lot of
Speaker 1: people are probably saying that as, you say thank you
Speaker 1: very much. For THAT so i, mean again that becomes
Speaker 1: a federal. Government consideration.
Speaker 10: It, does however if you've got an issue in, your
Speaker 10: state it's your responsibility as the government to administer the
Speaker 10: laws to. Address this AND as, i said machete the sale,
Speaker 10: of machetes.
Speaker 1: The states don't do that the. Federal government but.
Speaker 10: Why Has The allen labor, government said, you, know okay
Speaker 10: machetes will be Banned, from september and they've banned the sale,
Speaker 10: of them but there's this Gap between june now until
Speaker 10: the First. Of, september yeah so.
Speaker 1: You can imagine other countries around, the world including Somebody
Speaker 1: like trump at, the moment, who, says look we don't
Speaker 1: like it at what we're going. To do we're going
Speaker 1: to change that law in eight months. From now he
Speaker 1: would say we're going to do.
Speaker 10: It TODAY and i think that's what a lot Of
Speaker 10: normal victorians and normal dominions are demanding and would want to,
Speaker 10: do it because why allow a free for all for
Speaker 10: the next, four months and.
Speaker 1: There is and it feels sometimes like a free. For
Speaker 1: all and is it all about? THE machete i know
Speaker 1: it's been canvas for the last couple, of weeks but
Speaker 1: is it just. The machine it's.
Speaker 10: A choice but they'll find. Something else they'll find, something
Speaker 10: else find. Something else i'll find a. Bladed, Weapon yeah.
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Speaker 27: Look Everything with iran is roll In The middle east
Speaker 27: can change our by hour and we've seen that take
Speaker 27: place over the course of last seven days of fighting.
Speaker 15: Or so yesterday we.
Speaker 27: Had some reporting out Of The Wall street Journal That
Speaker 27: donald trump had approved attack plans but essentially was. Holding
Speaker 27: off he wants to try and find some sort of
Speaker 27: diplomatic path. To this and essentially what it's opened up
Speaker 27: is there is this feud WITHIN the, maga movement if,
Speaker 27: you like because for So Long donald trump has insisted
Speaker 27: he is a president who would not be entering, into
Speaker 27: wares entering into far, away conflicts and that is exactly
Speaker 27: what he is considering doing. Right now he is weighing up.
Speaker 27: The possibility he's had two meetings in the situation room
Speaker 27: now With His National security Council As national, security team
Speaker 27: weighing up exactly what action he could Take. Against, iran
Speaker 27: now a lot of the Speculation if america does enter
Speaker 27: this war from a, military perspective has been about the so,
Speaker 27: called busterbuging the, busterbucker bombs that it could be Dropped
Speaker 27: on aramsky. Nuclear site now he's reportedly questioning whether that.
Speaker 27: Could work with his military people are confident in. Its
Speaker 27: success clearly there's a lot going through his mind at
Speaker 27: the moment about what he. Does next he still wants
Speaker 27: to leave a diplomatic, door open and essentially he has
Speaker 27: done yesterday saying he won't make a decision until the.
Speaker 27: Last second now he hasn't said when that last second
Speaker 27: is going. To be but last night we saw that
Speaker 27: this War between Israel and iran just continues, To escalate
Speaker 27: iran managing to Strike an israeli hospital in and Around
Speaker 27: The tel. Aviv area thankfully the patients had been evacuated out.
Speaker 27: Of There but israel has launched with an, extraordinary Response
Speaker 27: accusing iran of carrying, out terrorism of being, war criminals
Speaker 27: and they are now weighing up their next. Move too
Speaker 27: SO as, i say we could talk in an hour
Speaker 27: or two from now and all of this could have moved.
Speaker 27: Even further that's just how fluid this. Situation is that's
Speaker 27: just how fluid.
Speaker 1: War is it'd be fascinated to sit in that situation
Speaker 1: room and here a what was being reported to him
Speaker 1: and how the president reacts to. Those, Reports, yeah oh
Speaker 1: to be a fly of the wars of that.
Speaker 27: SITUATION room, i mean it has been the site of
Speaker 27: so many crucial Decisions for american presidents over, the years
Speaker 27: be it the strike To kill Osama, bin laden be
Speaker 27: it Strikes, On, iraq afghanistan be it other key moments
Speaker 27: of national security For A united states president. To consider
Speaker 27: and now once again you've got the president Of The
Speaker 27: united states sitting in the key chair inside that, situation
Speaker 27: room receiving key advice from his, military officials from his
Speaker 27: national security team about what.
Speaker 15: Could be a.
Speaker 27: Path, forward clearly he would have had the options laid
Speaker 27: out to him about everything that could, be possible every
Speaker 27: single option That The united, states has both from a
Speaker 27: military perspective and a. Diplomatic perspective but he has made
Speaker 27: it clear that his patience is. Running out you can
Speaker 27: gauge by what he said over the course of the last.
Speaker 27: Few days he appears to be leaning towards some sort
Speaker 27: of Military move he has said On truth social within
Speaker 27: the last sort of couple of hours or so That
Speaker 27: The Wall, street journal which first reported that he had
Speaker 27: approved attack plans but was waiting to give the. Final
Speaker 27: order he said That The Wall street journal doesn't know,
Speaker 27: his THINKING and, i mean to, be honest the only
Speaker 27: person who does know he's thinking, to him and the
Speaker 27: world will find out what his response is essentially when he.
Speaker 27: SAYS it, i mean his national security team is defense
Speaker 27: officials will know. Shortly beforehand but he is the one
Speaker 27: now with the decision in the palm of. His hands
Speaker 27: what is he going To do because the decision he
Speaker 27: makes is going to be consequential not just For The israel.
Speaker 27: Iran conflict it's going to be consequential for the region
Speaker 27: Of The. Middle east it's going to be consequential for,
Speaker 27: the world and ultimately too from a. Domestic perspective from
Speaker 27: hum it's going to be consequential for his power Within
Speaker 27: the magan movement and Whether the megan movement is going
Speaker 27: to splinter over. THIS issue, i mean there is so
Speaker 27: much at play. Right now the stakes really in this
Speaker 27: situation now could.
Speaker 1: Not be jonathan as a senior journal now and working
Speaker 1: in news for many, many years and you see those
Speaker 1: reports come From That Wall street journal, for example does
Speaker 1: it somehow in the back of your given everything else
Speaker 1: that you're doing in every given day become a bit
Speaker 1: irritating because how can they? Publish, that.
Speaker 27: Well there's some elements. Of this i'm not going to
Speaker 27: talk To The wall street challenge. Reporting specifically, YOU know
Speaker 27: i don't know personally the reporters, in question but there
Speaker 27: are senior news journalists in this country that report crucial
Speaker 27: details and are very close To The white, house officials
Speaker 27: To The white, house administration to. MILITARY officials a lot
Speaker 27: of this information gets out to a NUMBER of us,
Speaker 27: news outlets and it gets. Out, quickly now the only
Speaker 27: way it gets out quickly across such a broad stance
Speaker 27: is that the officials who are briefing this out want
Speaker 27: it to be. OUT there i think what you're, seeing, Now,
Speaker 27: though Tony Is donald trump is playing the ultimate game.
Speaker 27: Of brinkmanship he Is driving iran to the.
Speaker 16: VERY brink, i mean just go back of what.
Speaker 27: He said over the course of the last. Few days
Speaker 27: he put out a message saying that People in tehran needed,
Speaker 27: to evacuate they needed to. Get out he then said
Speaker 27: that he Knew Where ayatola kamioni was and he wasn't
Speaker 27: going to kill. Him yet now he's essentially saying his
Speaker 27: entire frustration and patients has. Run out all of this
Speaker 27: is a Message, to iran essentially saying you have one
Speaker 27: last shot. At this there is some reporting That His middle,
Speaker 27: Eastern Boy, steve wikop has been in Touch with iran's
Speaker 27: foreign minister the, entire time has been trying to find
Speaker 27: some sort of diplomatic path to get around back to.
Speaker 15: The table but the.
Speaker 27: Only Deal That donald trump is going to want Is
Speaker 27: for iran to say we are not going to have
Speaker 27: a nuclear program. At all there was some suggestion Yesterday
Speaker 27: from iran's foreign minister when he put out a public
Speaker 27: statement of middle of The Afternoon australian. Eastern time essentially
Speaker 27: he said a round does not have a. Nuclear program
Speaker 27: now evidence may well. Suggest otherwise but the key question
Speaker 27: for the world is how far Advanced has iran, Actually
Speaker 27: been because for fifteen or, twenty years we've kept Hearing
Speaker 27: that iran is months away or weeks away from developing a,
Speaker 27: nuclear weapon and we've seen no firm evidence.
Speaker 31: Of.
Speaker 27: That yet we have seen nuclear sites that they clearly
Speaker 27: are that they have that they are using in, some
Speaker 27: way shape. Or form but there is great mystery around
Speaker 27: exactly how Far advanced iran's. Technology is you also have
Speaker 27: to look at the situation as it stands now that
Speaker 27: the barrage Of missiles iran has been Sending into israel
Speaker 27: has been reducing. Quite significantly when it, first started it
Speaker 27: was perhaps one hundred missiles every single time they would launch.
Speaker 27: A barrage now maybe it's twenty to thirty every. Single
Speaker 27: time last night's was about twenty five when they struck.
Speaker 27: The hospital but they are managing To penetrate israel's, iron
Speaker 27: dome and that is a key Concern. In israel they
Speaker 27: are managing to have, direct hits needing to have, Direct
Speaker 27: strikes they're managing to kill an. Injure people so clearly
Speaker 27: they are exposing a Gap in israel's iron dome that
Speaker 27: has long been fancied and labor so Much So donald
Speaker 27: trump wanted what he Called A, golden dome which was
Speaker 27: essentially the same system across, the giant vast expanse Of
Speaker 27: The united States of america and anti. Missile system, so
Speaker 27: look this conflict is far. From Over donald trump is
Speaker 27: yet to make a decision on what his movie is going.
Speaker 27: To be, whence does it will. Be consequential it will
Speaker 27: be arguably the most important decision By an american president
Speaker 27: and foreign conflicts in some. Considerable time he now has
Speaker 27: to weigh in does he, go in does he use
Speaker 27: a bunker, buster bomb does He assist israel in some,
Speaker 27: other way or does he find a way to do
Speaker 27: what he says he wants, to do and that is
Speaker 27: to be a man at peacing to. End, conflicts remember
Speaker 27: he said he Would End ukraine russia in.
Speaker 15: One day that.
Speaker 27: Hasn't happened he said he was going to end the
Speaker 27: War between israel And A musk that hasn't really Happened, to,
Speaker 27: so look he hasn't met the markets.
Speaker 14: That he put in front.
Speaker 27: Of himself so this is now a key test, for
Speaker 27: him and the question is going, to, be now what
Speaker 27: does he? Do next because the eyes of the world
Speaker 27: are watching and. They're bracing you can see world leaders
Speaker 27: are posturing around their own, cabinet decisions their own, cabinet
Speaker 27: discussions trying to work Out What donald trump is going.
Speaker 27: To do they're trying to sort.
Speaker 15: Of move their.
Speaker 27: People out We've seen australians evacuated Out. Of israel there
Speaker 27: are other nations moving their people out of these areas
Speaker 27: because they fear that this conflict is only going. To
Speaker 27: worsen now it's all in the hands OF the. Us
Speaker 27: president his decision ultimately could decide where this.
Speaker 1: All heads No Pressure jonathan scraid having the program for
Speaker 1: listeners Right. ACROSS australia, a second JUST before i let,
Speaker 1: you go have you had a look at, a fuel
Speaker 1: oil and? Gas prices what are they paying In The?
Speaker 1: United states? Any, MOVEMENT well i.
Speaker 27: Mean the big market you always look to in these
Speaker 27: conflicts is what particularly Around The, middle east is what
Speaker 27: is happening to the price. Of, oil now let's take
Speaker 27: a look at crude oil, for example because go over
Speaker 27: the last five days and the crude oil while it
Speaker 27: was looking at Round about i'm looking at the crude oil.
Speaker 27: Futures here it was around about seventy five dollars round
Speaker 27: about a. Week ago now now, it's sorry it was.
Speaker 27: Sixty six now it's up to. Seventy three so prices,
Speaker 27: are rising and they rise because. There's concern they rise
Speaker 27: because there's. A vulnerability, i mean the big move next
Speaker 27: COULD be I mean raan has sort of suggested that
Speaker 27: if there was an escalation in, this conflict then you
Speaker 27: could see the hoopy start To attack. American ships and
Speaker 27: see now, that obviously once you start putting those critical
Speaker 27: supply roots, in jeopardy then things like oil and gas
Speaker 27: are only going to rise further because it makes. Supply
Speaker 27: unreliable that is a key. Shipping lane rand knows That
Speaker 27: the hoopies, know that and this is now a. Critical
Speaker 27: point not just the concern obviously about a much broader
Speaker 27: conflict erupting In The, middle east which is really the
Speaker 27: last thing anybody wants, to see but when you look
Speaker 27: at these oil, prices too they are going to increase
Speaker 27: if the conflict continues because the possibility of shipping lanes
Speaker 27: being shut down that we'll get that oil out Of
Speaker 27: The middle east into other parts of, the, world well
Speaker 27: that creates. Significant problems so there's flow on effects. From
Speaker 27: everywhere it's not just a, military aspect but it's supply chain,
Speaker 27: Roots too so this. Is critical we saw It with
Speaker 27: Golf war, mark one we saw It with Golf war.
Speaker 27: Mark two we see it every time there's conflict In The.
Speaker 27: Middle east there is a concern around oil and, oil
Speaker 27: supply and that means ultimately that if you do not
Speaker 27: produce your own and you rely on getting it From The,
Speaker 27: middle east then that is going to have a significant problem.
Speaker 27: For anybody it's not just consumers at the bowser wanting
Speaker 27: to fill up. Their cars if anybody wanting to try
Speaker 27: and get their hands on oil is going to have.
Speaker 1: A Problem, jonathan curzly, Thank you going and enjoy some.
Speaker 1: Breakfast weekend we'll talk.
Speaker 15: Next week always good to talk.
Speaker 16: To, you currently have a, Wonderful Weekend.
Speaker 1: Jonathan curzy are they're In The? UNITED states a fantastic
Speaker 1: to get them available to Us for. AUSTRALIA overnight a
Speaker 1: couple of Quick calls pete in some of the. Morning,
Speaker 1: peak ah Look?
Speaker 18: Are arae about the people who?
Speaker 32: Impressed me?
Speaker 1: Please please it's a. Great question is when you think
Speaker 1: about those favorite subjects at school or someone that you
Speaker 1: really admire.
Speaker 12: In.
Speaker 1: Adulthood, yeah WELL when i was, ABOUT twenty i.
Speaker 18: Was working in what's called the technical grades Of the
Speaker 18: postmasters And Or, research DEPARTMENT and i worked with this
Speaker 18: engineer who had this incredible nact of turning mathematics. Into
Speaker 18: REALITY and i said, To, Myself oh i'd like to
Speaker 18: the other. Do THAT so i changed from a technical
Speaker 18: course to an, engineering course and well it became a,
Speaker 18: communications engineer and then it's with the plover AND then
Speaker 18: i kept going and got my electronics engineering degree and
Speaker 18: That's what i've worked in for those years from seventy
Speaker 18: one TO when i retired in. TWENTY sixteen a huge
Speaker 18: change in ELECTRONICS that i had to go up several
Speaker 18: big learning curves, and yeah such.
Speaker 1: Was life does that first still exist to some degree
Speaker 1: in terms of where it's all?
Speaker 29: Going?
Speaker 1: Electronically, OH look i.
Speaker 18: The variation. WAS huge i actually was the key person
Speaker 18: in putting the first computer based control in a plant
Speaker 18: room in an airport in what was it nineteen eighty
Speaker 18: one or something, Like that and it went from that
Speaker 18: simple stage to in nineteen, eighty eight a new chip
Speaker 18: came on the market called a field PROGRAM or. Gat
Speaker 18: array are you happy for it to?
Speaker 12: Keep?
Speaker 1: Talking, yeah sure for, going beautiful, thank you.
Speaker 18: Which is a completely. Different chip it's just a chip
Speaker 18: with a whole heat of digital resources. Inside it so
Speaker 18: it made a huge leap in speed processing speed in
Speaker 18: that in the normal program you execute one line, to
Speaker 18: time that's sharing the. Computer chip that's sharing the memory
Speaker 18: and so on and. So forth in, these chips every
Speaker 18: line gets its own little bit of hardware associated with
Speaker 18: so instead of one like executing at, a time all
Speaker 18: the lines of execute at the, same time and so huge.
Speaker 18: Changing COMPUTING and i ended up working in that field,
Speaker 18: substantially wow and ended up in a company that did
Speaker 18: medical instrument development for the last fourteen years of my.
Speaker 18: WORKING life a.
Speaker 1: Good, work pete and congratulations. On that we need you
Speaker 1: here from time. To time i've lost an email that
Speaker 1: was a very. Foot emailers it's disappeared from a buddy
Speaker 1: Screen and i'm really. Dirty about good on your pet
Speaker 1: keep in touch with. The program. Thank you mike's in,
Speaker 1: Mentone morning Michael.
Speaker 33: My Tony Hair, young well thank you First To young
Speaker 33: jackson telling that the Best public Melbourne is Young.
Speaker 1: And jackson there, it is that's why we Call him Young.
Speaker 1: And jackson the very famous hotel Kind Of flinders street
Speaker 1: There And swansea street speak certainly for all my.
Speaker 33: Life too nothing better than sitting in that window and just, watching.
Speaker 1: People watching the world. Go by.
Speaker 34: Just.
Speaker 33: Watch yeah but Thank you, tony please, you played you
Speaker 33: played all.
Speaker 12: NIGHT long i woke up and it was.
Speaker 33: All night long Line of richie, PLAYING yep I watched
Speaker 33: he's a birthday.
Speaker 1: Boy today he's, Seventy six The Great. Lionel richie here's my.
Speaker 33: Childhood idol i've met him TWICE and i have a
Speaker 33: tattoo of him on my no You, Dode WOW yeah.
Speaker 33: I DO and i just want to say thank you
Speaker 33: for putting his name forward in.
Speaker 23: Your show.
Speaker 1: Thank you we forget that he actually co wrote that
Speaker 1: beautiful thing To You we Are, the world which was
Speaker 1: a messive hit AS well Usa. For africa. Remember that
Speaker 1: AND can i give.
Speaker 33: You A song tony for, the people for you and,
Speaker 33: your listeners PLEASE that i have ever. Lost one IT'S
Speaker 33: Called i Hear, Your Voice. LINEL richie i hear. Your voice.
Speaker 1: Keep, listening Well might sally find to play a little
Speaker 1: bit of it later on, For.
Speaker 33: You michael for, YOUR listeners i know a FEW because
Speaker 33: i listened to you during the week at. NIGHT shift
Speaker 33: i work, night SHIFT so i listened. TO you i,
Speaker 33: LOVE you i, LOVE night i love THREE w i
Speaker 33: just want to dedicate THIS song i hear your voice for.
Speaker 33: THOSE listeners i hear, Your Voice.
Speaker 1: Lionel richie i'm thinking about turning into. A, promo michael
Speaker 1: well done you thanks so one double three sixty. Nine
Speaker 1: three we'll get some calls in just. A moment someone
Speaker 1: that you've always, really admired someone that you. Really admired
Speaker 1: and why one double three six' nine three and the
Speaker 1: other one we had this is from our little Ye
Speaker 1: break is. I'm loving this what was your favorite? Subject at?
Speaker 1: School favorite subject? Was it Arithmetic? Was it english it
Speaker 1: may have been a, bit, about history geography perhaps one
Speaker 1: duble three? Six nine? Three and why and did that
Speaker 1: serve you well. In the years and what's one family
Speaker 1: tradition that you would like to carry on. Into the
Speaker 1: future just that great family traditions that you may have
Speaker 1: had that you noticed as a kid that stayed with.
Speaker 1: The family forever and a day one double three. Six'
Speaker 1: Nine three. It Is Australia. Overnight i'm. Tony mack good
Speaker 1: morning one of the many conversations from yesterday was around
Speaker 1: what people were, wearing in the seventies in particular young,
Speaker 1: ladies of the time, and of course me being a little,
Speaker 1: bit of the protagonist said? What, about those sharpies well
Speaker 1: the reaction was incredible and went into this amazing conversation
Speaker 1: about what people were wearing in the, early to mid
Speaker 1: seventies in that, So called sharpie era and it reminded
Speaker 1: me of a conversation we must have had well over
Speaker 1: twelve months ago Now about things like stagger's jeans and
Speaker 1: those big wide flares would go right, down over the
Speaker 1: girls very high, shoes like, cloggy shoes, cloggy heel cloggy
Speaker 1: sole make you about three and a half foot higher
Speaker 1: than you were even when you. Were very very little
Speaker 1: and then the pant would go right down over and
Speaker 1: cover that whole. Shoe and those tops and then we,
Speaker 1: had the other Conversation was that a Connie jumper? Or
Speaker 1: a konti jumper and Then it, moved into Miller shirts.
Speaker 1: The old miller shirts even got to mention memories of
Speaker 1: one double, Three sixty nine three and where? Did you
Speaker 1: buy them if you want to Go to buy a miller,
Speaker 1: shirt in those days this is late, sixties into the
Speaker 1: seventies where would you have Gone to? BUY a miller
Speaker 1: shirt i reckon there was a couple of places we've
Speaker 1: spent some time talking. ABOUT in the past i think
Speaker 1: right in the, middle OF the city and i just
Speaker 1: can't think When they were lou i'm going to say,
Speaker 1: loose something or other but. Somebody Let Me Know Ardie
Speaker 1: westwood's gray KARATI, Man extraordinary, Morning.
Speaker 35: Arti good Morning tony And as jackson. Those miller showed
Speaker 35: somebods You found. Him in, alexander's stores oh well is That.
Speaker 1: In those days alexanders, would have? Sold? Them, would they
Speaker 1: yeah okay we had a.
Speaker 35: Friend that managed fun and, speaking Of those flees But
Speaker 35: Levi Jeans, and levi Jean jackeson.
Speaker 23: That's how jimmy Used.
Speaker 35: To dress at Mathilda's?
Speaker 7: Do you Remember.
Speaker 1: Matilda Do remember? Matilda's GREAT levi JACKETS and i think
Speaker 1: i mentioned this week about My much beloved green levi
Speaker 1: cord jacket that. FELL off the planet i left it,
Speaker 1: SOMEWHERE and got well i don't KNOW whether it was
Speaker 1: i don't. KNOW where it was i went back To
Speaker 1: find it where i'd left it, And it had gone
Speaker 1: so yes. Would be the. Answer that's no Good somebody
Speaker 1: breaking around melbourne now thinking, this is, really cool probably
Speaker 1: down probably down at lawn still. Wearing my green jacket
Speaker 1: quarter of, believer.
Speaker 35: In those days skyhooks saying about Jeans And say they'd
Speaker 35: david dundas, and as you know and there was the
Speaker 35: Other one And Blue. Jean by david.
Speaker 1: Bowie everybody's wearing blue jeans was a.
Speaker 35: Great song of it, yeah that's right anyway. Favorite subjects
Speaker 35: Of school that's why i've got in the water science
Speaker 35: mass and our. Highest.
Speaker 23: FOR physical education good i knew.
Speaker 1: Even as a, Kid, YOU got, that yeah i.
Speaker 35: Did and we had four Months then in the form
Speaker 35: fives they couldn't do, a proper push up had to
Speaker 35: show all the whole school had to do a proper
Speaker 35: push up with keeping your body straight and touching your.
Speaker 35: Chest on, the FLOOR so yeah so, i learned, a lot, you,
Speaker 35: KNOW basic mathematics science i. Was right into. It, and
Speaker 35: physical education.
Speaker 1: Man if, you could jump there could you?
Speaker 30: Do?
Speaker 1: FIFTY push ups now.
Speaker 35: I Pretty hardly put but i'm still doing, some push ups?
Speaker 8: Now good don't?
Speaker 1: You so you reckon you?
Speaker 3: Could?
Speaker 1: EASILY do ten.
Speaker 7: Yeah i always.
Speaker 35: Do ten. Every second every day we do a wake
Speaker 35: SET out and then i DO some stretchers and i
Speaker 35: walk the Dogs and you know i'll be putting the
Speaker 35: bags back up and. Getting back into action, You're.
Speaker 1: A good, man ardie. Thank you good work. Have a
Speaker 1: great weekend one double. Three six nine three we might.
Speaker 1: GET some fuel prices, a bit later on given were
Speaker 1: talking To The. Great mystic ruz Lee They're. In the
Speaker 1: United states what moving we're seeing Local Petrol prices. In
Speaker 1: wa Graham morning? Are you tony well thank you, and
Speaker 1: yourself more importantly?
Speaker 3: How are You?
Speaker 1: TRAVELING ON dry will i.
Speaker 12: I work in the clothing wholesale in Nineteen sixty Two
Speaker 12: for More. And, seymore, in perth oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 12: You'd Remember These, Names Valley, Sports Trousers hne suits, There's Stilly,
Speaker 12: Industrial Ware john, brown.
Speaker 1: John brown knitwear beautiful knit where It was TOO from mery.
Speaker 12: And i ALSO in sixty Six I worked for Morris,
Speaker 12: walsh up at washes the, on the med. Floor the
Speaker 12: first floor.
Speaker 1: So that was it that was right In. The, middle Of,
Speaker 1: perth yeah just Nick.
Speaker 12: Not far from mezically now Do you.
Speaker 1: Remember when Walshes then because in melbourne it Was not
Speaker 1: a thing walshes until it was And we. Got this
Speaker 1: walsher store i'm thinking probably early. Part of The seventies
Speaker 1: this amazing Walsher's store came from Wa, landed directly opposite
Speaker 1: myra diagonally, across If you Like From. Meyer, on burke street.
Speaker 12: Well there was there was always a bit Of a
Speaker 12: distute between mary And The. Mother and Jack Walsh you. Know,
Speaker 12: jack Morris's brother okay because morrows ended up leaving kicking
Speaker 12: off coun Talk Trousers, up in barrack street But he
Speaker 12: also Opened Walshes Down, at cox's, brothers economic you remember
Speaker 12: right On the Corner Of. Hay and william street and
Speaker 12: then it was across THE road. From where i was
Speaker 12: it's this piano while we were upstairs With the boy
Speaker 12: and gidgson.
Speaker 1: And gibbshould have forgotten that brand.
Speaker 12: Right across the road right across the road from the
Speaker 12: lame way as you went past the church On the
Speaker 12: Corner Of, brigham and.
Speaker 15: Hay street.
Speaker 12: You would just go past the church and the first
Speaker 12: lane way there's ses pianos, on the ground floor and
Speaker 12: we were up on the second floor.
Speaker 1: And the look in the in the clothing business or when,
Speaker 1: you Were a. Kid presumably graham.
Speaker 12: Seven it was A Storm, and for jack, seymour and
Speaker 12: what's more his, name was his name, you're the great
Speaker 12: fellow because they used to deal. With all of us
Speaker 12: your only business down up the hole tell next to
Speaker 12: bones out in The. On THE wellingeon street so i
Speaker 12: what was that Hotel right, next to bones there that's
Speaker 12: where they, did all their business but.
Speaker 1: Not, on, the, terrace no no No Down.
Speaker 12: Then, ON boningum street Okay i remember how bones. Should
Speaker 12: go in there then you go down to the Lower
Speaker 12: Floor and you're welling street down low.
Speaker 22: On the.
Speaker 15: Far right hand.
Speaker 1: Side somebody let us know one double three six nine
Speaker 1: three or one double. Three eight eighty two somebody. Will
Speaker 1: let us, Know? How's your, HEALTH graham good.
Speaker 15: Mate I feel great So.
Speaker 12: I'm going in monday i'm going TO have a Nice,
Speaker 12: I go in monday i Get a Treatment, on tuesday
Speaker 12: and thursday and they'll be able To. Come Out on
Speaker 12: saturday so i'm sort of hoping to Stay in there
Speaker 12: BECAUSE i've, Got the tv on i've, got the racing
Speaker 12: channel the lad Break to count and i'm getting looked.
Speaker 12: Up by THE nurse why would i?
Speaker 1: Want to come out that's what. Could, possibly go wrong graham.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend we'll talk. To you next week
Speaker 1: thank you for. Being part of. It australia over night
Speaker 1: look at all these. Fantastic texts Coming, up tony and jackson?
Speaker 1: How ARE you both can I say Alor to tiff,
Speaker 1: And arthur and everybody NATHAN you can did? I hear
Speaker 1: SOMEONE called or did? I hear that's me Here's someone
Speaker 1: calling to dennis's program here on three aw? Who had
Speaker 1: a relative because we're talking about those miss heard lyrics
Speaker 1: we played All night long and rob says they thought the,
Speaker 1: lyric was, all nylon all nylon which is. Very funny
Speaker 1: misheard lyrics leam will, come to you next Come and.
Speaker 1: Join us astralia overnight the question that we asked earlier
Speaker 1: is someone whom you really admired? All those years ago lots.
Speaker 1: OF texts about it. I really think fondly in, My Sixth,
Speaker 1: grade teacher miss schilling back in the year. Was nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty nine it's a text ending. In five zero? Seventy
Speaker 1: isn't That lovely? Could a tony make my favorite subject
Speaker 1: of school. Was philosophy As science We use The sleep
Speaker 1: walkers by arthur Cost, as the, text graham, Thank You.
Speaker 1: Good morning tony mac person admire You Are you me?
Speaker 1: Tony mac so patient that's. Very kind of you not always,
Speaker 1: let me tell you but it's very. KIND of you
Speaker 1: too i Say that Dots In. Richmond AND tony mack,
Speaker 1: WHEN i turned fifty i tried to phone my soft
Speaker 1: ball coach to say thank, you for being there. But
Speaker 1: unfortunately SHE died then, WHEN i turned sixty i phoned
Speaker 1: my school hockey coach for a short time to say
Speaker 1: thank you they made a. Difference in my? LIFE isn't
Speaker 1: it lovely i wonder how many, other people do that
Speaker 1: just randomly ring up, someone from your past or contact,
Speaker 1: someone from your past or these days you PROBABLY do
Speaker 1: it on. Fb presumably you can but the idea of
Speaker 1: picking up the phone just to thank somebody for the
Speaker 1: contribution that they, made to your life it's a lovely
Speaker 1: thing to. Be able, to do for me one would
Speaker 1: be as a little tacker have Been the, Great Father bob,
Speaker 1: McGuire father bob McGuire and then all those years right
Speaker 1: through CADETS at school when i think he was The
Speaker 1: chaplain out of pakapanel, for a long time and then
Speaker 1: years later when he, was doing amazing work we would
Speaker 1: get him ON the Program, six pr in perth and
Speaker 1: then As you know in melbourne was much loved as
Speaker 1: well just to talk about religious, issues of the day and, he,
Speaker 1: was always fun entertaining engaging. And a wonderful mentor is
Speaker 1: probably not quite The, right word with bob but certainly
Speaker 1: a fantastic influence from. Those very early years always made just,
Speaker 1: a lot of. Sense Simple Sense really. Kay, Apathetry gully morning.
Speaker 22: Kay i'm back again nice, To Know.
Speaker 36: You're there kahi, hi just regarding fashion?
Speaker 37: What, did, you have well yes myself and my husband
Speaker 37: met her at the curial warehouse In the, city in
Speaker 37: flinta's line and we. WERE both into fashion i used
Speaker 37: to wear a lot of the stuff his firm made,
Speaker 37: and with all denim, different, sorts, of, denim jeans coats,
Speaker 37: birds everything like that and sort of. Jazzy shirts as
Speaker 37: well made him light denim on your real. Fashions to,
Speaker 37: ruin days but yeah so and we wore the we
Speaker 37: wore the flares and all. That sort of stuff centy
Speaker 37: shoes with the you know the sort of cork.
Speaker 1: Cork sort, Of, shoes that's right okay you. Talk about
Speaker 1: those dinners, so that was produced. That, Was, manufactured locally.
Speaker 37: Yeah yeah my hobby was into works for a long
Speaker 37: time while, he was, still alive and.
Speaker 18: Yeah he made latterly he made.
Speaker 37: Coats out Of kashmi go to china and there. Was
Speaker 37: factories over there but they had. Factories here AS well
Speaker 37: and when i was in, the fashion industry, TOO you
Speaker 37: know factories i had to go and visits them and
Speaker 37: everything Like. That too in melbourne so it was really it,
Speaker 37: was a lovely.
Speaker 31: Career it. Really.
Speaker 1: Was that's fantastic kay what was the brand of those? Jeans, that,
Speaker 1: You remember.
Speaker 31: Oh gosh jag Was. He, Worked for jag yes java.
Speaker 37: Are, around, and there was oh there was a, lot
Speaker 37: of other ones but mainly some more high. Fashion sort
Speaker 37: of jeans they, had read you know trims on them.
Speaker 22: And stuff, like that so.
Speaker 37: Yeah it was a, Good world back then. I'll tell
Speaker 37: you what.
Speaker 28: And.
Speaker 1: Like, it was yesterday kay well done you. Thanks for
Speaker 1: your call.
Speaker 28: It's a.
Speaker 1: Great call jag jeans there you. Go and, Lea.
Speaker 32: Morning good morning tony thank you for your. Compassion the
Speaker 32: other Morning.
Speaker 1: You're more than it was lovely.
Speaker 31: To.
Speaker 32: Talk TO you Yeah now i admire lauren, the call.
Speaker 38: Oh really well there is one because because, she spake
Speaker 38: her mind she didn't she was just an.
Speaker 7: Upfront woman and.
Speaker 16: She was just.
Speaker 32: Stunning she really.
Speaker 1: Was, she, was gorgeous yeah yeah NOT not how, do
Speaker 1: i say this not, in a pretty sense but really
Speaker 1: quite quite distinct and strong and just had that amazing. Character,
Speaker 1: in her eyes yeah.
Speaker 32: She had a very, expressive she, did strong.
Speaker 29: Very strong VERY strong and.
Speaker 32: Also, i admired my, name my NUM's. Mum who was amazing.
Speaker 32: Everybody loved my name she was just. Such a lovely
Speaker 32: person but she told you when you WERE doing wrong
Speaker 32: and i learned.
Speaker 35: A lot from.
Speaker 32: Her i admired her and my Favorite subject at.
Speaker 15: School i've got.
Speaker 32: Two one was cooking of course like eating.
Speaker 7: It, and also art well there's.
Speaker 1: Nothing wrong with, That you've gone beautifully lee And thank
Speaker 1: you morning Tony Mac. And young an Jackson. We're calling
Speaker 1: from darwin at the temperature up here a very pleasant
Speaker 1: twenty One. Degrees ball and WELSH there's another name i
Speaker 1: have not heard of. For a Long. Time boy. And
Speaker 1: gibson That's Great. It is australia Overnight We Go. Traveling steve.
Speaker 1: Grumpy collins he's Next.
Speaker 25: You're Listening to Australia over. Eyes with, Tony, McManus.
Speaker 1: Thank you gabe always good. To talk to you come.
Speaker 1: And have a chap we'll do that a Bit Later.
Speaker 1: On with Gabe Hodson from our. Australia overnight to newsroom
Speaker 1: i'll tell, You who's Coming Up. Steve good humpy collins
Speaker 1: we talk travel, With A Great, man steve grumpy collins
Speaker 1: very surely think about, this for a moment favorite and,
Speaker 1: all least favorite destinations favorite and all least a favorite
Speaker 1: holiday destination and why wonderuble. Three six nine three we'll
Speaker 1: Take Some calls with. Grumpy, george's very surely james you
Speaker 1: know the Late.
Speaker 34: Morning come on Tony the other day american pop 'in'
Speaker 34: Soft Rock singer songwriter, lou christie passed, AWAY and that one.
Speaker 39: I don't know?
Speaker 15: How good to me, no?
Speaker 34: One mentioned it mate did you?
Speaker 8: Know it passed away i'm NOT too.
Speaker 1: Sure that I Did the Great, Lou christie, Chest.
Speaker 34: Yeah mandy shrikes i'm going to make him mine AND
Speaker 34: probably Two phases o two what? A, Track, That, Was
Speaker 34: yeah now Tony, june, has been yeah sorry.
Speaker 1: That, Vocal Is amazing.
Speaker 34: Yeah now June has been a thought's been a seven
Speaker 34: month for nineteen. Sixties lovers like me i'm.
Speaker 31: Sure Same, For, You.
Speaker 34: Brian wilson slicestone, LOU christie and Yeah. I mean slow stone,
Speaker 34: I've Always said this james brown, may HAVE invented funt
Speaker 34: But i think sly stone perfected.
Speaker 15: At make yeah.
Speaker 1: Many in many, ways another birthday today which we'll talk about,
Speaker 1: a Bit Later, on is ann murray? Can You believe
Speaker 1: it and, murray what a voice lots of hits. Right
Speaker 1: through the. Seventies he's a, birthday she's eighty.
Speaker 34: Today eighty Thank And coincidentally it's. Brian wasn't's birthday today it.
Speaker 1: Would have been, Sadly, just think that yeah eighty three.
Speaker 34: Would have been yeah and telling one quick one about
Speaker 34: Three weeks ago because i've been trying to get you
Speaker 34: to listen To This SONG BY al Grant A L And.
Speaker 34: Grant grandpa's little girl now you said you took it home,
Speaker 34: to listen to it or we're gonna listen. TO it
Speaker 34: at im. I dedicate that song you, should play that seriously,
Speaker 34: not just for you for any grandfather that's gonna of
Speaker 34: the granddaughter to bring out to make or get Your emotional.
Speaker 23: Wrong with.
Speaker 1: What's? What's IT. Called AGAIN JAMES.
Speaker 34: L grant a l, is His, First name and grant
Speaker 34: i'm sure You. How to spell Grant And It's, Called Grandpa's.
Speaker 1: Little, Girl grandpa's little Girl, Elle.
Speaker 34: Battle round, grant yeah Beautiful song make lyrics and you
Speaker 34: tried playing. That with your granddaughter make and SEE see
Speaker 34: if you i guarantee you get emotional mate and you
Speaker 34: know a, smile on your face.
Speaker 1: Mate, and your heart james. Have a great weekend good.
Speaker 1: To talk to You thank You, were julian and amadan
Speaker 1: they're Nice, and early. At.
Speaker 15: Julian good morning early Recall My, days at norman brothers
Speaker 15: Who Store further up elizabeth street that was having a
Speaker 15: twenty year closing different sale or More. Called the fair way?
Speaker 15: DO you, remember, it i do yes how many years.
Speaker 18: And?
Speaker 15: Finally did closed down was right on the bread corner
Speaker 15: with the black paint? That you remember.
Speaker 1: It that is fantastic they had a twenty. YEAR closing
Speaker 1: down sale.
Speaker 36: I Don't.
Speaker 15: Remember that lauren bercall in a relentant Relation To the
Speaker 15: lady's corp. Befoe time to Accop. She came to. Melbourne
Speaker 15: we met Her She did The sweet bird of You.
Speaker 15: Print store on mattindee we have a very Burly security
Speaker 15: guard from sydney who said she's. Not signing any autographs
Speaker 15: we came next night he was having dinner and.
Speaker 1: We got her autograph and you happily, would have.
Speaker 15: Done that no doubt when you. Speak to grumpy columns
Speaker 15: can you ask him There's one place in australia where
Speaker 15: we're not about to Visit. Is south of Perth. It's
Speaker 15: called herd ireland it's the Only. ACTIVE volcano IN australia.
Speaker 1: I will i will Ask. Him about, herd island in
Speaker 1: fact there.
Speaker 15: Was no BIG special on another jbc in recent weeks
Speaker 15: or months about it being a prohibited area only occupied
Speaker 15: by seals and pink large pig woods and you can't
Speaker 15: Get there without the australian. Permission from the government it's.
Speaker 1: A good little tip hopefully we'll talk to you a
Speaker 1: bit later on. The, four o'clock hour julian thank you
Speaker 1: always good having The program Though, At. Rudy and, Jauth
Speaker 1: australia Good.
Speaker 39: Morning good morning tony look it's short when you're talking,
Speaker 39: about most admired.
Speaker 1: People that is in the line who jumped?
Speaker 7: In mind for you, well on seventy seven but you're
Speaker 7: not From A. Lot From middle aids but tom must
Speaker 7: playpard because done On what with ol?
Speaker 1: Australia, In, what, capacity rudy.
Speaker 7: Oh well he had, introduced the housing trusts you know.
Speaker 8: You call it.
Speaker 1: There i'm familiar with the housing trust done.
Speaker 7: A lot of work he Built. A city and elizabeth.
Speaker 1: He was responsible, for that? Development? Too wasn't he?
Speaker 7: Oh yes he was was that before?
Speaker 1: Holdings, were?
Speaker 7: Up there yes right and he was instrumental wind getting
Speaker 7: that pair Getting.
Speaker 1: Holding there and elizabeth.
Speaker 7: We're talking. About long time ago it's got.
Speaker 1: To be the what, almost the? Early fifties wouldn't it.
Speaker 18: fIF days and?
Speaker 7: Sixties. Early sixties yep okay and the other one that
Speaker 7: you're more Familiar With, would, be dick smith.
Speaker 1: Right very much.
Speaker 7: An entrepreneur and what he'd. Done on the job and
Speaker 7: The other one that cabridge is a Very Smart. Man was.
Speaker 1: Julius sunderman he was remember those fantastic Ads would. Be,
Speaker 1: flogging cabri chocolate.
Speaker 7: Yeah but it was a very very, smart man he was.
Speaker 1: And We, Loved, Him. Julius sumner miller rudy what a great.
Speaker 1: Combination you've got there and That story about The Elizabeth
Speaker 1: area in south Australia for those around australia who, may
Speaker 1: not be familiar it was a really interesting and. Very
Speaker 1: hard working. Place people would remember there's some great rock
Speaker 1: icons that, have grown up there including The Lead singer
Speaker 1: of cold chisel who grew up in that space In.
Speaker 1: A place called, elizabeth it was tough sometimes brutally, tough
Speaker 1: during that time during the sixties and the. Seventies and
Speaker 1: the eighties but what a place and what an amazing
Speaker 1: culture to Be People listening in south australia now who
Speaker 1: have never lived anywhere else but except Very. Close to
Speaker 1: around elizabeth we'll do this, When We Come. Back steve
Speaker 1: grumpy collins we'll talk To him about herd ireland and
Speaker 1: your calls in regards to her favorite and all least favorite.
Speaker 1: Destinations over The Years And, why steve Grumpy. Collins that's
Speaker 1: next australia every.
Speaker 7: Night, on the road again.
Speaker 8: Just keep where to get.
Speaker 1: On the, road again, he's mean. He's nasty He's Grumpy He,
Speaker 1: is steve, grumpy colins grumpy morning, You're.
Speaker 31: Too well, tony.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 31: Very mean very grumpy is never never laughed at. Anybody,
Speaker 31: in my life no.
Speaker 1: That's not in your, spirit ad, all, yeah, hey yeah
Speaker 1: good yeah. Good, as gold grums so because we've been
Speaker 1: asking the question about people that you may have, admired
Speaker 1: over the years who's someone that you really admire or admired? And,
Speaker 1: for What reason now clearly i'm going to be at the.
Speaker 1: Top of your list.
Speaker 31: You, want me to do you, want the second choice
Speaker 31: give me the give, me.
Speaker 1: YOUR second person.
Speaker 31: Right a person that basically no one. Has ever heard
Speaker 31: of He's A, guy called ben carlin and he had
Speaker 31: An Aquatic, jeep called half safe which he saw When.
Speaker 15: He Was in WORLD war two When.
Speaker 31: I was an American one was, a ford aquatic, jeep
Speaker 31: and he said you could drive one of. Those around
Speaker 31: the world so after the He Moved. Him to new
Speaker 31: york he bought two, of them month aparts and he
Speaker 31: built this car Which He. Called the half safe and
Speaker 31: bear in mind that you could drive it, across water
Speaker 31: and that and he literally drove. It, around the world
Speaker 31: now The First, attempt from new. York he was unsuccessful
Speaker 31: Gives Us out the atlantic ocean and. He was almost
Speaker 31: drowning so a tanker pulled him up And took Him,
Speaker 31: to montreal is going, so he stayed there he did some,
Speaker 31: adjustments to the car and then he Drove It across
Speaker 31: the Atlantic Ocean, to the canary islands and from there
Speaker 31: he Drove, it across to africa And then up through
Speaker 31: Africa and Across, the mediterranean to gibroad And then up
Speaker 31: through europe And Then across The English. Channel to great
Speaker 31: britain stayed there. For wood a while then he drove
Speaker 31: It back right Across asia To the bay of bengal
Speaker 31: and across, across the Water, there up through asia Across,
Speaker 31: the Water, to japan through japan And Then across the north,
Speaker 31: pacific Where, there's ice to Alaska and then from alaska
Speaker 31: he Drove. Over land to montreal the most incredible car. Journey,
Speaker 31: in the world really. Anyone knows about it And You
Speaker 31: can see half Safe If, you visit guilford grammar Because
Speaker 31: He was a guildford grammar and he left it to.
Speaker 16: Them at his will is of.
Speaker 1: That a fantastic hit.
Speaker 31: There's A Book called The Other, half OF half safe
Speaker 31: which i read, many MANY years ago and i think
Speaker 31: you might be able To Get. It from guilford grammar
Speaker 31: but you look at this thing and it is basically
Speaker 31: the size of, a normal sedan car and it was
Speaker 31: amazing because he had to, carry his own fuel so,
Speaker 31: he invented these great big sort of leather balloons basically
Speaker 31: that he towed behind him so, that he could refill
Speaker 31: and he took. His wife with him his wife got seasick.
Speaker 31: And they went through they went through a typhoon and
Speaker 31: a tornado out On The in the atlantic ocean and
Speaker 31: it bopped on the on the surface of. Water like
Speaker 31: a cork it didn't think and it was. Just an amazing,
Speaker 31: adventure what.
Speaker 1: A wonderful wonderful story what, Was His name.
Speaker 31: Again grumby ben CARL AND Cr L.
Speaker 1: I n ben callen i'll do some research and see if.
Speaker 31: We can find, you love your cars you you would be,
Speaker 31: amazed at this. Story but he does he had a
Speaker 31: great things, of humor as well and so when, you
Speaker 31: read the book, it's not only fantastic but. It's also
Speaker 31: quite funny his observations of people.
Speaker 36: And stuff like that in what decades?
Speaker 31: Was he doing this he started in the nineteen fifties
Speaker 31: and the journey took him a bit. Of over ten
Speaker 31: years he didn't do it in one go because he.
Speaker 31: Used to fund it he would Sort of go to
Speaker 31: europe and then he put It on display in paris,
Speaker 31: and places like that And. He went to london he
Speaker 31: Was in quite in london. For about three years he
Speaker 31: TRAVELED all over the uk just people would pay to
Speaker 31: look at it. And sit in it and that was
Speaker 31: how that's, how he financed everything And he Had the
Speaker 31: king of belgium was, sitting in at once and he
Speaker 31: was sitting. In the Passenger seat What the king of
Speaker 31: belgium didn't know was if, you lifted that seat that
Speaker 31: was the. Onboard tortet as, WELL so he Said i
Speaker 31: Had the king of belgium sitting on mic.
Speaker 1: Throne as one does just, before he came on We
Speaker 1: had Regularly contributed julie and julian's great bloke his story
Speaker 1: into some degree and loves bits and pieces about things That.
Speaker 1: Happened all around australia to ask You The, Question, about
Speaker 1: heard Island Ye.
Speaker 31: It's called herd Island. And the McDonald islands it's, a
Speaker 31: group of islands and, it's about four thousand just over
Speaker 31: four thousand Kilometers. South west of perth, it's right, down
Speaker 31: there it's right it's in The It's, in the southern
Speaker 31: ocean not All, that's far from antarctica and It's Run.
Speaker 31: By the antarctic, division and so yes you do have
Speaker 31: to have special, permission to go there because why, because
Speaker 31: it's protected alier It's A it's. A world heritage site
Speaker 31: and he's right that there are only seals and. Penguins
Speaker 31: that lived there, and By The way when, donald trump
Speaker 31: introduces tariffs he was Charging those seals and.
Speaker 15: Big wasn't.
Speaker 31: Heard island.
Speaker 1: That's funny that. Is just so funny he was charging
Speaker 1: them fifty percent. And they do.
Speaker 15: Nothing there were nothing you could have.
Speaker 31: HAD some big guardo i guess that would. HAVE been
Speaker 31: on that i mun sell that, foot to. Be honest
Speaker 31: but no but it's got two of it's not the
Speaker 31: only Two active. Volcanoes in australian territory and one Of
Speaker 31: Them is called big ben and that's The Highest. Mountain
Speaker 31: in australian territory it's over nine thousand. Feet Very Bearing
Speaker 31: him but mount kosiosco is about seven Thousand Something and
Speaker 31: so big. Ben towers over that and There's Another one
Speaker 31: Called Mowson peak or morson peak Is part of because mowson,
Speaker 31: would have. Been there, of course so yeah but they
Speaker 31: send scientists. There to, study it but. Yeah they're protected.
Speaker 15: Areas that's why.
Speaker 31: You can't go there you've got our. Permission to go.
Speaker 1: There favorite or least favorite destinations because why what touched
Speaker 1: on new?
Speaker 31: For, YOU about that well i was just thinking about
Speaker 31: Some of the Places, I'VE been and yeah I love
Speaker 31: trouble and, i love going places but there are some places. That,
Speaker 31: THEY disappoint, you now, I mean for ME let's take.
Speaker 31: THE usa FOR instance i LOVED. I love The. Usa
Speaker 31: i love chicago that is my FAVORITE, city in the.
Speaker 31: Usa which is hard was A Hard choice because new york.
Speaker 31: Is Fabulous as well, BUT chicago surprised me i think
Speaker 31: because it's. Actually a beautiful city of the, architecture there
Speaker 31: is wonderful And it's it's unlike erie and it's and
Speaker 31: they've got beaches right in the, middle of, the city
Speaker 31: you know right on the, edge OF the city, which
Speaker 31: I didn't expect and i.
Speaker 40: Just.
Speaker 31: Just loved It Yeah of course new, york is, Just
Speaker 31: exciting you know will's most exciting City as. Far as
Speaker 31: i'm concerned but What Disappointed me WAS san francisco because
Speaker 31: i guess thin part of it. Is The weather there
Speaker 31: san francisco, is pretty shocking WEATHER or did. When i
Speaker 31: was there but it. Was the, homelessness there, it's unbelievable
Speaker 31: the homelessness and, it's very very open and it's basically
Speaker 31: Anywhere You go in san francisco, there's homeless people everywhere
Speaker 31: and a lot of them are begging, and stuff like
Speaker 31: that and some of, them AREN'T too friendly and i
Speaker 31: just thought it was it was it was really disappointing
Speaker 31: to see that in one of the actually. The world's
Speaker 31: richest country really to see that Level. Of homelesness homeage
Speaker 31: brighton it's right, out ON the streets and i mean
Speaker 31: if you go to the pier and, all that, Break
Speaker 31: THERE you know and i just found that Very Very.
Speaker 31: DISAPPOINTING about, SAN francisco i mean i Loved, the rest,
Speaker 31: of america but yeah THAT was something, that i don't
Speaker 31: know it made me feel. Sad for the city to, Be,
Speaker 31: honest with you well.
Speaker 1: WE'LL get some calls i hope we get some calls
Speaker 1: about those best and worst or if you like the
Speaker 1: favorite or the least favorite destination that you've truped. At
Speaker 1: the computis straight it could be. Any in the world
Speaker 1: one double. Three six nine three don't leave, Us here by.
Speaker 1: Ourselves jump on board you've been around something where you, went,
Speaker 1: and you thought no this. Was a little unwhelming just,
Speaker 1: going back to you we'll. Get some calls shortly one
Speaker 1: double three six nine three love. To hear from you
Speaker 1: the HOST.
Speaker 5: OF.
Speaker 1: The three. A W bricking program ros stevenson last year
Speaker 1: had the pleasure with. SOME friends and family i think he.
Speaker 1: Tells the, story openly he Said he goes To Chicago for.
Speaker 1: The Rolling stones, Concert PASSIONATE stones fanatic so.
Speaker 31: I went there FOR their, exhibition, and I said well
Speaker 31: if i'm, Going to see this i'm going To, see
Speaker 31: it in chicago As it was the chicago, blues that
Speaker 31: influenced them. AND that was brilliant i loved. Every, minute
Speaker 31: of it yeah but.
Speaker 1: He Made the observation about Chicago Comparing. It to, new
Speaker 1: york he said it is now so far ahead in,
Speaker 1: how they do, it how it, looks how it feels
Speaker 1: each Way Ahead of where. New york ever was it's.
Speaker 31: A very very friendly city and. The PUBLIC transport's, GOOD
Speaker 31: but i mean i GOT good weather, when i was
Speaker 31: there and it. IS a beautiful city i wasn't expecting
Speaker 31: the lovely architecture. AND stuff like that i didn't expect
Speaker 31: to see beaches there and, people were swimming there and
Speaker 31: It's just, it's got millennium part which. Is a fabulous
Speaker 31: part there's all, these art works there and there's this
Speaker 31: massive fountain which has got projected faces on it. And
Speaker 31: stuff like that it's a really interesting city. To go and,
Speaker 31: see and You Know. IT'S the, chicago, river i thought
Speaker 31: oh it's going to be, like was, absolutely beautiful you
Speaker 31: know and it's A. TRIBUTARY of the mississippi i, Didn't
Speaker 31: realize that, either SO it's yeah it's i just Fell.
Speaker 31: In love with chicago and the hotel's a.
Speaker 15: Hell, of a, TOWN well, the hotel.
Speaker 31: I say that Was there. During the prohibition years and
Speaker 31: they have a bar there that was just like one
Speaker 31: of the secret bars they would Have. Had during the
Speaker 31: prohibition you go in there and you order a drink
Speaker 31: and you get it in a coffee, cup sort, of
Speaker 31: it you know so nobody can tell. YOU drink it
Speaker 31: out i.
Speaker 1: Love Those, great stories. So grubby stay there. We'll take
Speaker 1: some calls. Very surely join us you, get through straight away.
Speaker 1: Plenty of lines free one double. Three six Ninety Three
Speaker 1: Question with steve grumpy collins is simply this favorite and
Speaker 1: all least favorite destination anywhere around anywhere in the world, that,
Speaker 1: you've just thought well there was an observation it was.
Speaker 1: Somehow a little underwhelming where would that? Have been for
Speaker 1: you one double. Three Six Nine Three I'm Tony max
Speaker 1: steve grumpy Collins is here. For australia every night.
Speaker 25: So your brother's bound and gag and they've chained.
Speaker 3: Him to a jam won't You please come to?
Speaker 4: Chicago just?
Speaker 8: To sing.
Speaker 5: You know then?
Speaker 3: That's not as freedom how can such? You think be
Speaker 3: fair won't You? Please come to chicago oh the hell?
Speaker 3: That we, can bring we answer.
Speaker 1: You'd have gruffy that over the years they would have
Speaker 1: used that song to promote a destination point for The. Great.
Speaker 31: City, of, chicago wow well yeah well they've got their Son, Many, Songs.
Speaker 31: About chicago chicago chicago THAT one one said i shouldn't
Speaker 31: sing it because they've got the. World's worth, singing, voice, but, Yeah,
Speaker 31: no no no well so. It's a great city there was.
Speaker 1: Very sinata Of you that little chicago song Was A.
Speaker 31: Hit, for graham, Nash yes that's Right and of course
Speaker 31: chicago the band was used with the Original name was Shared.
Speaker 31: Chicago trans and authority if you recall they had that
Speaker 31: they hit.
Speaker 1: Twenty five sixty, four oh yees ye what are song twenty?
Speaker 1: Five or sixty four now earlier we were talking about
Speaker 1: great cities around The World and including new york as
Speaker 1: to why they were so there was a lot of
Speaker 1: issues around violence and crime In A, city like new
Speaker 1: york which was well and, Truly documented the time and
Speaker 1: They Talked About the new york, city's, broken windows Policy which,
Speaker 1: according to richie says a lot of information through is
Speaker 1: based on the theory that cracking down on minor offenses
Speaker 1: during that time helped, prevent more serious crime was credited
Speaker 1: with contributing to the dramatic drop in crime during the
Speaker 1: nineties and. Into, the, two thousands yeah yeah which sort
Speaker 1: of worked, for a little while and. Then it stopped
Speaker 1: working the zero tolerance because it looked really overly aggressive
Speaker 1: zero tolerance and stop and disproportionately affecting a. So called
Speaker 1: minority Communities and, even IN gladwell's book which I Think Was,
Speaker 1: called the tipping point later walk back his support of.
Speaker 1: Citing unintended social consequences but it just goes back to
Speaker 1: one of the topics, we're talking about earlier great cities
Speaker 1: around the world that you would visit and what that
Speaker 1: looks like, WHEN you get there i guess is the
Speaker 1: real challenge for anybody who's doing. ANY visiting, or touring
Speaker 1: i mean.
Speaker 31: A lot of PEOPLE go to places i dream of
Speaker 31: going to places and they either did, like it. All
Speaker 31: disappointed YOU, know with, THE uk. FOR instance i Don't.
Speaker 31: I didn't like london i've been. THERE about five Times.
Speaker 31: I don't like london i find it to be, not
Speaker 31: all that friendly to, Be honest with you and it
Speaker 31: looks easy to get around and Of Course and see buckingham,
Speaker 31: palace AND all that and i just there's something. About
Speaker 31: it to me it's, not ALL that clean and i
Speaker 31: find the people there, to BE pretty Unfriendly and i
Speaker 31: just i've Had the worst, meal i've ever had, but
Speaker 31: Really The yeah The Hotiday. Inn in berkeley square we.
Speaker 31: Were going to out we Were going to See phantom
Speaker 31: of the, opera and we thought well we'll have a
Speaker 31: we'll have a. Meal BEFORE we, go, So i thought
Speaker 31: well i'll. Have some traditional food i'll have. A steak,
Speaker 31: kidney Pie. You know it's brittish it must be good because,
Speaker 31: it was. THE worst so bad i remember years later,
Speaker 31: it was. Just dodge you know So THERE'S something about.
Speaker 31: London i don't like, On THE other. HAND edinburgh i
Speaker 31: Love i just see edinburgh's fantastic because it's it's a
Speaker 31: really walk full city and it's lots of OTHER towns
Speaker 31: In the Uk a Bath and chester and york. AND
Speaker 31: places like that i. Think they are fantastic london doesn't do.
Speaker 31: IT for me somehow.
Speaker 1: I don't know why there's always been a Lot of
Speaker 1: romance about london for. A range of reasons public has
Speaker 1: been so documented for. Certainly, all our lives.
Speaker 31: Yeah Well That's right and bobna REGIS that's. Another place
Speaker 31: i can't Have You?
Speaker 22: Ever been ton?
Speaker 31: Region where is that it's on the it's on the SOUTH,
Speaker 31: coast of the uk and it's a holiday destination and
Speaker 31: it has. A butt one there we were visiting some
Speaker 31: friends who are living there and we went For A.
Speaker 31: Drive to boda Regions.
Speaker 12: It's a speech.
Speaker 15: I've Ever been to it's.
Speaker 31: It's stone the same.
Speaker 1: There's ANOTHER place in the Uk. Simply, known As brighton
Speaker 1: yeah and, i've NEVER been there but i already know,
Speaker 1: That for whatever reason i'm not. Going, to like, it.
Speaker 31: Well you know there are plenty of seaside, pounds that
Speaker 31: Are beautiful particularly around cornwall and some of, Certain places
Speaker 31: Like that. BUT this bogner reasons i can people flock
Speaker 31: there and. They've GOT a buttland and i walked, into
Speaker 31: buttlands and honestly it's like it's like a concentration camp
Speaker 31: where people. Smile all the, time IT'S just. Apful but
Speaker 31: i Can't we're going to buttland.
Speaker 1: For they it's dreadful. We'll take some calls one double
Speaker 1: three six nine three, is a telephone number one double
Speaker 1: three six nine three if you'd. Like to join us
Speaker 1: it's been Very, very good at chilly so it's to
Speaker 1: be quite on, the phones this morning so we'll, get some,
Speaker 1: Calls shortly no doubt one double. Three six nine three
Speaker 1: the topic is favorite and all least favorite places you've
Speaker 1: ever visited and why wonderble. Three six nine three, lots
Speaker 1: of text. Though which IS great one says I, Was
Speaker 1: born In Elizabeth. Elizabeth in south australia we happened to
Speaker 1: be talking about that in, the last hour too and
Speaker 1: how tough that was where they were really making a
Speaker 1: lot of holdings. Back, In those days correct and it,
Speaker 1: was a pretty, tough dirty old. Town but it survived
Speaker 1: AND this text says i only saw it when it
Speaker 1: WAS a place, where I was born and i was
Speaker 1: born there and only saw it for the first time,
Speaker 1: really IN nineteen ninety but i was born there a,
Speaker 1: long time before that but it was little and never
Speaker 1: went back there. Until, later in life dan. Good morning
Speaker 1: to you say hello?
Speaker 7: To?
Speaker 36: Were, grumby team hello dan Oh friend your team mac?
Speaker 15: Go, hello team.
Speaker 1: Mate yeah got you did you want to Say Something?
Speaker 1: For a grumpy, Collins, NOT at, all, mate i said mate.
Speaker 8: You're a listed son oh that's that's very.
Speaker 1: Very Kind, of you word dan that's going along beautifully
Speaker 1: consistent with the. Theme, of the program dan everything is
Speaker 1: everything When.
Speaker 22: He's here in perrumpy and we've had a, couple of.
Speaker 7: Good, combos haven't.
Speaker 1: We yeah we've had lots of. Conversations over the years, We,
Speaker 1: Have we have mate you did you used to call
Speaker 1: in on? The by? SWAPPING sels?
Speaker 22: You know i.
Speaker 28: Know.
Speaker 1: GOOD on your dan i think might have been watching
Speaker 1: the Foot you, Know, What i'm saying Grumpy. Good on
Speaker 1: your dan keep in. Touch WITH the program just i love.
Speaker 1: Some of these calls they're just. Hysterical, They they do
Speaker 1: now so, YOU'VE got your list i would think the
Speaker 1: great list for Me would be and i'm Keeping it
Speaker 1: BACK to australia because i want to take some calls.
Speaker 12: On this.
Speaker 1: As WELL of course see i think one of the
Speaker 1: highlights and, we talk about it but. Probably, does not
Speaker 1: sufficiently really You're, going to the kimberley's that's going to
Speaker 1: be a highlight for. Anyone you are.
Speaker 31: Well so that's on MY list of places. I love
Speaker 31: and Dislike. I love. The kimberleys it's fantastic, it's an
Speaker 31: amazing place especially the bungle bungles and. The gorges and
Speaker 31: that but there are, Two places Up There, derby and
Speaker 31: fitzroy crossing that, are really. Really Shocking. You, know the
Speaker 31: derby derby it's probably Not, his fault because derby he's
Speaker 31: got the second highest. Tides in the world they're, about
Speaker 31: eleven meter tides and of course when, the tide goes out,
Speaker 31: when it's eleven meters all he's got is. Mud flats
Speaker 31: around It so. That's not derby's fault, so when the water,
Speaker 31: when the tides. In it's quite nice but when, the
Speaker 31: water goes out, the tide goes out it goes out
Speaker 31: for miles and miles and miles and miles a. Mile
Speaker 31: And that's it fitzroy crossing, on, the Other Hand. Now
Speaker 31: the fitzroy crossing two years ago they had a massive
Speaker 31: flood there and and a lot of the. Town was
Speaker 31: badly affected but it's it's got a lot of social
Speaker 31: problems there, and and you know it's it's not a.
Speaker 31: Nice place to visit i've been there a COUPLE of
Speaker 31: times and i just think it's. It's, very very sad
Speaker 31: really it's a sad you go there and you sort
Speaker 31: of you're, sad to, be there you know because you
Speaker 31: can tell that there's a, lot of problems there and
Speaker 31: it's just it's just one of these places where where
Speaker 31: you could you feel that there's no, hope for the
Speaker 31: town IF you. Know, WHAT i mean so i mean
Speaker 31: The rest of the, kimberlys is just fantastic but it's
Speaker 31: just it's Just So sad that fitzroy crossing is basically,
Speaker 31: the way it is, and it's you know.
Speaker 1: EVERYTHING can be distressing. I, agree, with it yeah yeah.
Speaker 15: THERE'S ultra, security there I know you.
Speaker 1: Love Darwin For Example so darwin's northern churches obviously had
Speaker 1: some use, over many many years and they. Manage That,
Speaker 1: pretty well but david a great, friend of this program
Speaker 1: said he wasn't going up there to watch the. Races
Speaker 1: over the weekend then, he, sent a text well, A
Speaker 1: mom a way i've got to leave pass mother beers
Speaker 1: put some money into the chill and led me to.
Speaker 1: Jump on the plane he's just, texted her and said.
Speaker 1: Got on The plane quickest Flight Melbourne through the. Darwin,
Speaker 1: i've ever had said. It's, absolutely fantastic here oh this
Speaker 1: time of.
Speaker 31: Year it is magnificent because it's a dry season up
Speaker 31: there and it's very warm wether it gets about thirty,
Speaker 31: but there's no. Humidity so it's fabulous now, my sons
Speaker 31: up there. You can hear it he'll be able to
Speaker 31: hear the cars because he lives not all that far.
Speaker 31: From the, race train but no it's fantastic and this
Speaker 31: time of year. The sunset's are magnificent but They've got
Speaker 31: all these The food scene in. Darwin is absolutely brilliant
Speaker 31: that they grow a lot of tropical drops up there
Speaker 31: and they get a Lot of them From kanara from.
Speaker 31: The ord irrigation area so and of course the seafood
Speaker 31: up there is just brilliant because the waters. Are very
Speaker 31: very clean but. It's just the atmosphere they've got all
Speaker 31: these laneway bars, and restaurants and stuff and it's just
Speaker 31: a tremendous place. To go and visit it is. A
Speaker 31: Genuinely Beautiful place the harbor. Front is just lovely they've
Speaker 31: got a lot of restaurants and, the hotels around there
Speaker 31: and you can swim there because they've. Got the area
Speaker 31: knitted because the thing that stops you from swimming, up there,
Speaker 31: isn't sharks it's crocodiles. As you would know but you
Speaker 31: can swim in a couple, of places up there and
Speaker 31: some of the places to go, when you're up there
Speaker 31: it's always worthwhile Taking A Trip, to lichfield national park
Speaker 31: which is about a ninety minute drive and that's. Famous
Speaker 31: for its waterfalls it's got great waterfalls where you can
Speaker 31: just go. And swim, In them but. No darwin is brilliant.
Speaker 1: It's just For, us allison in Adelaide Say Hi to
Speaker 1: steve grumpy colins that We catch up with. Grumpy Talking, About,
Speaker 1: TRAVEL hello ellison.
Speaker 28: Hello i just have three little places like, obviously i'm
Speaker 28: AN sattle places that i like to go to war
Speaker 28: which you. Probably haven't heard of but it's got.
Speaker 12: A great little, Forest.
Speaker 1: Where is it allison.
Speaker 31: It's You get on.
Speaker 40: Mainorth road and you drive for three.
Speaker 1: Hours and you're there so it's, North, of, the city, yes.
Speaker 40: Yes it is ok and then you dive off And You,
Speaker 40: go to port jermain which has the longest jetty in the,
Speaker 40: whatever hemisphere we're In and.
Speaker 1: Then the southern Hemisphere We're. In, The southern hemisphere.
Speaker 31: Actually i've. Got some bad news bustleton has got.
Speaker 15: The, longest peer in.
Speaker 1: YES everybody claims it i, was about to, say the
Speaker 1: same thing?
Speaker 31: Is it bustled bustled it has actually proven to Be
Speaker 31: The longest peer but I'LL tell you what I. Love
Speaker 31: About Hout australia the york peninsula. That is Just beautiful
Speaker 31: it is.
Speaker 8: SPECTATOR is the fabulous.
Speaker 31: I was a surprise i didn't KNOW about it because
Speaker 31: i Don't Really advertise THE york peninsula and i think
Speaker 31: they want to. Keep it To Themselves but the york
Speaker 31: peninsula has just dropped their beautiful, Many, other places there.
Speaker 1: Ellison did you? Have, One More.
Speaker 36: Spot yes port piri you Kind.
Speaker 26: Of Love, POOR pierry.
Speaker 1: Really no, I haven't been Well, i've been to pierri but.
Speaker 1: For about three minutes Have? You, Been, To, PIRI yes
Speaker 1: stephen yes.
Speaker 12: I look for some of My one of.
Speaker 31: MY loveliest places lists.
Speaker 1: I have to say the funny you Got To go
Speaker 1: to port piri it's almost a Song Gonna go to
Speaker 1: PORT piero.
Speaker 31: On the t, shirt but, it is, it is it
Speaker 31: is it is part of the your. Potinsuot.
Speaker 7: And it is.
Speaker 31: Yes i'm Not going to say. Port period is beautiful,
Speaker 31: that's not my experience. But, your absolutely outstanding yes.
Speaker 1: So they we'll come back. More of your. Calls the
Speaker 1: Other side it, Is Australia Over. Night steve grumby. Collins
Speaker 1: we're talking travel great to have your company wherever You.
Speaker 1: Are right around australia we Were. Just talking about darwen
Speaker 1: and guess who's Listening up there in Darwen is the
Speaker 1: aforementioned david having. Just, put wheels down david thank. You
Speaker 1: for joining us.
Speaker 16: Good, morning to you Both. Especially, To mister grumpy yes
Speaker 16: i'm going tomorrow out. There to the racetrack it's only
Speaker 16: about Fifteen minutes. From where i'm staying current. Temperature is twenty,
Speaker 16: one it's?
Speaker 31: Too? Cold isn't it?
Speaker 15: Yeah way too cold.
Speaker 8: Is this Your?
Speaker 31: First? Trip, TO darwin oh no?
Speaker 16: I was, born, HERE oh right okay i was born
Speaker 16: here back, in nineteen sixty one right there Over There At.
Speaker 16: The Fanny Bay, Hospital, oh.
Speaker 31: Fanny bay yeah isn't isn't that the Best. Suburb name,
Speaker 31: in australia.
Speaker 15: Brilliant name.
Speaker 16: But it is lovely.
Speaker 31: You've got To go To Pee, wee's at fanny bay
Speaker 31: probably probably The best restaurant in darwin and it's just beautiful.
Speaker 36: To.
Speaker 31: That's just wonderful year i'm just going.
Speaker 1: To write that down you've Got to Go To. Peewee's at,
Speaker 1: Fenny Bay. That's amazing david ip we're thrilled that you've.
Speaker 1: Got the leave pass.
Speaker 16: Oh it just came, out, Of, the, Blue brother okay.
Speaker 16: Yes i'll take that we're.
Speaker 1: Gone wonderful and. No trouble getting accommodation you got friends
Speaker 1: and the. People, Of their presuming.
Speaker 16: Yeah i've got friends and down some staying with them
Speaker 16: and they're, Coming with Us. Tomorrow saturday and sunday so
Speaker 16: he's organized all the tickets in the. Real possibly bit beautiful.
Speaker 1: So when for people that only have a mild interest
Speaker 1: in the racing up, there over the weekend what are?
Speaker 1: They look, at for.
Speaker 16: Of course there's some trans am porsches basically all. That
Speaker 16: sort of stuff most, of the sorry guys most of
Speaker 16: the supercars are All decked out into aboriginal traditional, art, side.
Speaker 31: A tiger bread. BREAD and drive today i think with
Speaker 31: all the cars driving. Up, to, the, circuit yeah.
Speaker 15: Yeah yeah, That's.
Speaker 16: Right that's right grumpy? What else is?
Speaker 12: There.
Speaker 16: That's about it guys.
Speaker 1: It's a big it's a big event for that. Part,
Speaker 1: of the world david enjoy you stay up there and
Speaker 1: have a whole lot. Of fun and enjoyed we'll talk. To, You,
Speaker 1: next week now grumpy a great email has come, in
Speaker 1: AND he says and i quote this is Let's just
Speaker 1: call him tony because That's. His name from, Rosebud, And
Speaker 1: he said tony i've Just heard Your caller grumpy denigrating
Speaker 1: london and a recent two week trip confirms that because it.
Speaker 1: Was a rumby city this is just the observation between
Speaker 1: the two, of you rude people which. Spoilt Some wonderful
Speaker 1: attractions this grumpy then Went on praise to edinburgh And
Speaker 1: our week in edinburgh was truly. Superb in every respect
Speaker 1: wonderful Place to Visit In. Australia, is calgooley boulder.
Speaker 31: Yes, it's, very interesting yeah.
Speaker 1: Vibrant hard working town full of Good, down to, worth
Speaker 1: australians interesting history the, pubs to die for well, priced
Speaker 1: to good food and a chance to. Talk to the
Speaker 1: locals so your observations certainly attorney's observation consistent with.
Speaker 31: What, You were saying well i'm pleased THAT we agree
Speaker 31: because I just play on LONDON very disappointing because i
Speaker 31: don't think they upkeep the, city all that well and
Speaker 31: the people do our rude and it's.
Speaker 29: Very.
Speaker 31: Very expensive there.
Speaker 1: Well Another One. SAYS from san francisco I Grew. UP
Speaker 1: in san francisco i went there. For a reunion recently
Speaker 1: not a single person who. Appears to be, homeless there
Speaker 1: are plenty but they tend to hang out in traditional
Speaker 1: too response otherwise because that's where the panhandling pages. Are
Speaker 1: the best results so It's, not a bad yeah it's.
Speaker 41: Not.
Speaker 31: About it's correct yeah why would you hang around the super?
Speaker 36: Do, anything like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah went to some ignacious high. School twenty five seconds
Speaker 1: if people to look, up what you're, doing they. Find,
Speaker 1: You We're Grumpy.
Speaker 31: Oh steve collins traveler.
Speaker 10: IS.
Speaker 31: My YouTube channel yep i'll just Put, up ONE about
Speaker 31: LightScape which i, went to last week which Is Of.
Speaker 31: Course at kings park absolutely wonderful attraction if You're.
Speaker 25: In It is it.
Speaker 1: IS july twenty seven i highly recommend if you EVER,
Speaker 1: get to w a you've got to Go, and Do, Kings.
Speaker 1: Perk kings, Perk kingspark right. Now little sounds beautiful it's
Speaker 1: always good. To talk to you grumpy will, Do, IT
Speaker 1: Next Week Okay tarti steve grumpy collins have A Look
Speaker 1: at at steve collins traveler. On the YouTube channel had
Speaker 1: a lengthy conversation Yes With. The Great russell morris russell
Speaker 1: morris who gets, underway With His, Tour THE farewell, tour
Speaker 1: and i Said what, don't, that he said no it's.
Speaker 1: Going to be fantastic he will be a guest on
Speaker 1: the program as. Early As Next week.
Speaker 25: Is australia overnight with tiny McManus.
Speaker 1: Figure coming Up. And Going to california venie shorley find
Speaker 1: out What's Happening there with rod smith brings us up
Speaker 1: to date with some curious but fun Stories Out. OF
Speaker 1: the united states a little Later on Tonight, And young
Speaker 1: and jackson i'm catching up with a couple OF friends
Speaker 1: with whom i went to school and we've Been friends,
Speaker 1: for if, i'm years lovely times and so we're going
Speaker 1: down to a place for dinner On. The, morning, to
Speaker 1: peninsula ah, Beautiful, should be nice yes. Looking FORWARD to
Speaker 1: that and i just heard the forecast for that. Part
Speaker 1: of the, WORLD suffice to say i might have to
Speaker 1: get out the. Long blue, over coat you Know they're
Speaker 1: going to Chili.
Speaker 10: Just to.
Speaker 1: Meet chili chicken man. Not too far Away we'll go
Speaker 1: to california because they're, always dreaming over there, And, he'll
Speaker 1: tell us oh it's beautiful round about twenty two. To twenty,
Speaker 1: four degrees justin now is everything? Okay in your wilderness
Speaker 1: there any further further movement in? Your illustrious sporting, career
Speaker 1: how Are?
Speaker 29: You, t ma.
Speaker 36: Mac no everything's good. I'm Still playing basketball but.
Speaker 1: I've Even, with, an ACL.
Speaker 16: Yes, painful yeah, I.
Speaker 36: Know but yeah i'm hoping to Play next season because
Speaker 36: i've missed the. Rest Of this season so i'm going. To,
Speaker 36: play next, Season yeah and yeah i've just got to
Speaker 36: take it, easy and YOU know see how i see
Speaker 36: how the doctors, Are what, They say and yeah i'm
Speaker 36: going to Be flying up to brisbane to catch up
Speaker 36: with my teammates in about maybe, a, Week, or, so,
Speaker 36: perhaps Yeah yeah yeah but i've actually got this really
Speaker 36: hilarious saying from a coffee? Mug says.
Speaker 1: What what and hilarious saying. From a coffee mug there's
Speaker 1: a segment just There For the program hilarious things you
Speaker 1: read from a coffee mug that is.
Speaker 36: Just gorgeous, justin so it says if you think aging
Speaker 36: tends us, into sweet old ladies that would. BE your
Speaker 36: first mistake.
Speaker 1: I think there's. A bit of truth there is a bit,
Speaker 1: of truth in that you Know that to spot what
Speaker 1: have you got. Planned for the weekend.
Speaker 36: I'm actually seeing my mom And? My, grandma. On, Furturday
Speaker 36: nice lovely yeah, i'm Going fishing. Today.
Speaker 1: Beautiful friday fishing yep.
Speaker 36: I'm Probably Going down to frankston pier, just to YOU
Speaker 36: know see. What i, can catch and yeah just, trying,
Speaker 36: to you know relax, recuperate.
Speaker 28: And you know.
Speaker 36: Watch the see, what's on.
Speaker 1: The box watch a bit of foot.
Speaker 18: And have.
Speaker 36: Some, Fun, Oh definitely now yes i've actually got a, question,
Speaker 36: for your audience.
Speaker 1: Right put it out there and. We'll, See, what happens.
Speaker 36: Okay so if you're your mom and her, partner, have
Speaker 36: an argument right.
Speaker 1: So your mum and your, not necessarily your father, is
Speaker 1: what you're.
Speaker 36: Saying but that your, mum, and, no, no, no no
Speaker 36: no yeah just. Say they're not married just. Say they're
Speaker 36: not married so your, mom and their partner which, they're
Speaker 36: not married to you have. At this big argument do
Speaker 36: you think that they should separate?
Speaker 5: Or?
Speaker 36: Work things out.
Speaker 1: For how long? Have, they been together.
Speaker 36: Well my mum and her partner have been together, for
Speaker 36: over thirty years so.
Speaker 1: That's a real relationship so and there's, a bit of. Niggle,
Speaker 1: push and shuts yes yeah's been.
Speaker 36: Quite a few times i've actually. Had to get INVOLVED
Speaker 36: oh and so.
Speaker 1: I hope there's no genuine. Violence, in, any, event, no,
Speaker 1: no no no no.
Speaker 36: No physical violence though, it's just you know yelling and
Speaker 36: screaming and just noticing. People what to do their?
Speaker 1: Alcohol, or drugs involved no, definitely not no. Alcohol no
Speaker 1: drugs involved but it's irritating and there's a bit of. Yelling,
Speaker 1: and Screaming match.
Speaker 36: Yes so i'm going to. Put it out there do
Speaker 36: you think that they should separate? Or work things out
Speaker 36: what does your? Mom say to you, she's working things
Speaker 36: out but it's her partner. That's.
Speaker 29: The main issue.
Speaker 1: Fascinating we'll ask the audience justin you look after yourself and.
Speaker 1: We'll Talk next week ardie karadi you.
Speaker 29: Got some, Petrol prices good Morning, Tony AND action.
Speaker 35: Jashon yes i do i'll Start, off with raven Hall
Speaker 35: WHICH is opposite burnside bp one fifty nine, godagonally across
Speaker 35: the road which is virtually the same area At the
Speaker 35: park with energy.
Speaker 29: One, fifty three three yeah One fifty.
Speaker 35: Four in united the Park Corner, station And burrough road
Speaker 35: so united up the road which is closed now, is
Speaker 35: one fifty seven SO One fifty nine bp braybook further
Speaker 35: Up the road at, metro one fifty seven One Fifty,
Speaker 35: Seven At LIBERTY Maidstone burrough road dp footscraen. Near the
Speaker 35: police station, he's won sixty two so is A am
Speaker 35: pole in. Yarrab, one sixty two however If you Go
Speaker 35: to west sorry, yarrab all seven eleven it's one fifty two.
Speaker 35: And one fifty fourth west was great probably about one
Speaker 35: seventy fourth metro at the stage of WEIAMSDOWN And one
Speaker 35: Fifty Ninehl newport also shell tottenham, about one sixty nine so.
Speaker 1: It sort of varies from that one fifty, five fifty
Speaker 1: six too were right up to, nearly what'd you say
Speaker 1: nearly one hundred.
Speaker 29: And seventy that's right one sixty nine to one sixty
Speaker 29: two varies between one fifty one.
Speaker 15: And, one fifty three there.
Speaker 1: Well wet to see, based on that centiment there were
Speaker 1: yet to see any major upward swings given What's Happening.
Speaker 35: In, the middle, east yeah well look unfortunately they were
Speaker 35: probably going to use, that as an excuse but we
Speaker 35: don't get.
Speaker 7: The oil from.
Speaker 35: There as you know there's also one Fifty nine at,
Speaker 35: brave brook Seven Eleven, Which, is ashley street bravebrook around The.
Speaker 35: Corner from the, liberty you're, actually.
Speaker 1: Okay well done. Thank you for that what are you?
Speaker 1: Plan for the weekend are they.
Speaker 35: Just leave, the usual you know get on with it
Speaker 35: and have a few games with chests and battle all
Speaker 35: out and fanatic on tests.
Speaker 1: Till a few games do you have a beverage when
Speaker 1: you're having the?
Speaker 29: Chair and drink alcohol so, my beverage is water so you,
Speaker 29: just have.
Speaker 1: Just water no capucine no cup of. Coffee and nothing.
Speaker 35: Interesting well a cup, Of coffee always yeah.
Speaker 15: Well three weeks when?
Speaker 1: You're playing helps you?
Speaker 34: What helps me win?
Speaker 1: It, helps you win.
Speaker 35: Yeah a cup of coffee? THAT does for real i
Speaker 35: mean one guy that can beat.
Speaker 7: Me like poured, him at the.
Speaker 35: Moment WE'RE pretty even then i have. A cup of.
Speaker 15: Coffee, i beat, HIM well, that's good.
Speaker 1: I thought helps.
Speaker 42: Me we.
Speaker 29: Win WIN sorry with w i n.
Speaker 27: It's.
Speaker 1: Made me we addie, you look after yourself have a
Speaker 1: great week. And we'll talk.
Speaker 35: Soon same to you and.
Speaker 1: Just because it's a friday and you, know you want
Speaker 1: to why don't you just say Good. Morning to The.
Speaker 8: Chuck good morning chuck.
Speaker 41: Now another exciting episode and the of the most fantastic
Speaker 41: crime fighter The world. Has ever nolla everywhere.
Speaker 15: The time is.
Speaker 41: Nine twenty five am the place The Office of The Police. Commissioner,
Speaker 41: of midland city.
Speaker 1: Well good. Morning, was helping, Her.
Speaker 12: Oh good morning commissioner anything?
Speaker 3: For, me this morning.
Speaker 42: Yes several items here one the mayor of the city
Speaker 42: has been hospitalized.
Speaker 1: With.
Speaker 42: A broken mouth two two the Nine thirteen jet for
Speaker 42: Acapulco Has. Landed on FINSTON boulevard for the lootwaffa has
Speaker 42: apparently struck. Our only major industry and five and five
Speaker 42: there are one hundred and twenty two camp by our girls.
Speaker 42: Waiting in your office.
Speaker 41: Well one might very well ask just exactly what?
Speaker 25: Is going on here just exactly what is going on.
Speaker 1: Here miss helping her it all began.
Speaker 41: At nine thirteen am while winging His Way across, the
Speaker 41: midland city skies the winged warre encounters the nine Thirteen.
Speaker 41: Jet bound for acapulco nine thirteen ten Teen Jet lands
Speaker 41: on fingston. Boulevard for minor. Repairs nine thirteen twenty the
Speaker 41: wanged warrior decides that he must. Be left wearing. Nothing
Speaker 41: nine thirteen forty the wanned warrior. Makes an important discovery.
Speaker 43: There is a sun kissed pond directly below whose gentle
Speaker 43: waters will.
Speaker 7: Receive my plummeting.
Speaker 41: Body Nine thirteen Fifty The mayor of midland city cuts
Speaker 41: the ribbon at The Grand opening of midland. City's first,
Speaker 41: large industry and.
Speaker 43: So my Fellow Citizens this great midland, city potato chipped
Speaker 43: backery employing more, than thirty seven persons we'll give, to
Speaker 43: our cities. Jobless, long needed work oh it is as
Speaker 43: if the heavens had bob opened. Wide showering our.
Speaker 41: City Nine fourteen forty the mayor is rushed By Ambulance To.
Speaker 1: The midland city.
Speaker 41: Hospitals nine Fourteen fifty the waned warrior satisfied that his
Speaker 41: only injuries are a sprained, ankle and nervous tension quickly
Speaker 41: covers his body in a cellophane wrapper made from empty
Speaker 41: potato chip bags and hopples his, way into the word
Speaker 41: joining The crushed potato Chip factory nine, Fifteen troop forty
Speaker 41: nine Back Thirteen Of the midland city campfire girls get
Speaker 41: the shock of their, life and that's it except for
Speaker 41: an announcement, later in the Morning issued by the governor
Speaker 41: from his Mansion.
Speaker 43: IN the State Capitol i declare midland city to be
Speaker 43: under a. State of martial LAW therefore are reports.
Speaker 41: Wha what an exceedingly strange series of events that Have Well.
Speaker 1: My crippled midland city, if not our hero.
Speaker 41: Be listening again for another exciting episode in the life
Speaker 41: of the most fantastic crime fighter the.
Speaker 1: World HAS ever known And, I am, Sicken man California
Speaker 1: jurymen It's next rod smith us report tool part of
Speaker 1: a strugger. Evernot oh no day lots of thanks coming
Speaker 1: in inquiring about the aforementioned four hundred and Fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars that justin was donating to the program. For our
Speaker 1: philanthropic pursuits if for the temporarily been on hold the
Speaker 1: bank not the position to release, it just as yet
Speaker 1: but thank you for all those people that. Have been
Speaker 1: texting through. Look who it is it is The One.
Speaker 1: And Only, rod, Smith.
Speaker 23: Morning roddee gooday tony it is, a mild morning here a.
Speaker 23: Mile day coming up, wouldn't go too far but look
Speaker 23: the temperature is still pretty good twenty two at the
Speaker 23: moment and cloudy going for a, top of twenty six.
Speaker 1: So, that should be okay a. Bit of cloud around
Speaker 1: and what have you got? Planned for the weekend.
Speaker 33: Going to?
Speaker 23: Another motorcycle club, meet it's, really good you know some of.
Speaker 23: THE local bike clubs i go there to really kind of, Sell,
Speaker 23: some wares there tony Because over the years, i've Collected
Speaker 23: Many jackets. Especially harley davison? STUFF do, you ride.
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 23: BUT no longer not i wouldn't do that here because
Speaker 23: too many people are on. Their little, mobile, phone.
Speaker 1: Of course really what you mean drivers? Are on, their, phones.
Speaker 23: Well yes yes where they just get totally, distracted, and
Speaker 23: they go.
Speaker 31: Gee what was that?
Speaker 1: Somebody? Riding a, bike, yeah well yeah?
Speaker 23: Motorcycle not A bike?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 8: What? I?
Speaker 1: Say motorbike yeah sorry.
Speaker 40: What Is?
Speaker 23: Your favorite harley davison you Would say that Look.
Speaker 1: I'm not sufficiently i'm not, sufficiently familiar. WITH them, BE
Speaker 1: honest i mean i love the idea, of RIDING a
Speaker 1: cycle but i think you get to. A certain age
Speaker 1: wingo i think that that may have passed the option.
Speaker 10: Of.
Speaker 1: ME participating occasionally go i love to be, jumping ON
Speaker 1: you know, a bmw for example and just doing it
Speaker 1: one of those cruise you sort of looks where you're
Speaker 1: just cruise very silently and just have a whole lot.
Speaker 1: Of FUN doing That but I think i'm probably i'm
Speaker 1: not going.
Speaker 23: To, do it now well the motorcyclists today are looking for,
Speaker 23: a brand new One a brand new indian. Chieftain, limousine
Speaker 23: on wheels.
Speaker 1: Yeah That or, Really, an indian chieftain. Yes Very nice
Speaker 1: bike pricey.
Speaker 23: Are you probably looking about, twenty five You Know but
Speaker 23: that's american so in australia'd be probably bead.
Speaker 1: Forty. Plus forty plus wow? Are, they made locally.
Speaker 23: Yeah Well, A, lot of indians yeah Because they started
Speaker 23: making indians two years Before They. Started making. Harley davison
Speaker 23: they did there, was.
Speaker 1: A great film Wasn't There. About? The indian bike.
Speaker 12: Yeah that was With.
Speaker 23: THE wonderful actor tony.
Speaker 31: I.
Speaker 1: Can see his face was a Fantastic film. About the.
Speaker 1: Indian bike it'll come. Somebody let us know, IF we
Speaker 1: can't remember.
Speaker 7: I just thought.
Speaker 1: I'd let you hang, Thanks so very much but. Somebody
Speaker 1: let us know tell us about anti Tourism Growing. In
Speaker 1: the united states? So whow why, where and we well
Speaker 1: not Just.
Speaker 23: Here, in the united states It's. Also growing in, europe
Speaker 23: and you.
Speaker 31: Know visitors going to europe could be a little bit more.
Speaker 23: Sensitive with the authorities well because the authorities at the
Speaker 23: moment they're seeking sustainable solutions For Residents and tour but stingham.
Speaker 23: Is no really answer After coordinated protests, across europe last
Speaker 23: weekended it's really easy for all, tourists to feel Uncertain,
Speaker 23: and across Southern, Europe particularly In, spain italy, and portugal
Speaker 23: you know there are headlines blaming visitors for everything from
Speaker 23: overcrowding to, housing shortages in neighborhoods slogans such. As tourists
Speaker 23: go home we're appearing, on walls and windows very angry
Speaker 23: residents making all those headlines and squirting. Tourists with water
Speaker 23: pistols so the protesters are just calling for a total
Speaker 23: ovalall of. A model of Tourism Tourism in the united
Speaker 23: states has plummeted directly due to the political Tensions with Tariffs.
Speaker 23: And canadians boycotting america Sixty two percent of canadians WINNING
Speaker 23: coming to the us. And, they're traveling elsewhere well that's
Speaker 23: going to be.
Speaker 1: A costly, little exercise oh yes We're.
Speaker 23: NOT just the canadians i think the Tourism Here in
Speaker 23: The united.
Speaker 1: That's what i'm saying so the mere fact that people have,
Speaker 1: gone off the boil and you can only in the
Speaker 1: current climate suspect. That that may escalate that's going to
Speaker 1: be very costly to a lot of small business. That,
Speaker 1: rely on visitors well.
Speaker 23: Not just small businesses you've Got To, Look at universal
Speaker 23: studios you've Got, to look at disneyland, to all those
Speaker 23: ones they're going to cop.
Speaker 1: It Well and truly. Now paul's calling in he's got
Speaker 1: Information on. The aforementioned indian motorbikes what do? You, Got,
Speaker 1: for us paul hello and thank. You for, Ringing. Through.
Speaker 17: That's Okay tony yeah the marie of tolp has Called
Speaker 17: the world's fastest indian and a true story about A
Speaker 17: man Called But. Monroe and new zealand who took That
Speaker 17: Bike twenty seven Harley indian.
Speaker 1: Across to.
Speaker 17: Utah on, the Flats Out There there's Salt. Lake flats at.
Speaker 1: Bonnoville that's the one jeer, Was A, good Movie.
Speaker 17: Anthony hopkins je hopkins, That's Who, It Was, Anthony Hopkins.
Speaker 1: Tony hopkins anthony hopkins and? How good was that you
Speaker 1: seem very familiar with The, bikes themselves pull.
Speaker 17: No, not at all actually it's just one. OF my
Speaker 17: favorite movies i think it's brilliantly made and just. Such
Speaker 17: A quaint character and i love the way it's a true,
Speaker 17: story on you.
Speaker 14: Know a little bit.
Speaker 17: A little bit fictionalized but he takes That back to
Speaker 17: the states to win a race and he's just helped
Speaker 17: Along the way by americans who were amused by this
Speaker 17: quaint old man with and they patched his bike up.
Speaker 1: And he.
Speaker 17: Actually wins thank You.
Speaker 1: That was the for those that, haven't seen the movie
Speaker 1: we can. Tell you he wins but it really. IS
Speaker 1: a good film, I. Agree with you paul that's lovely of.
Speaker 1: You to call through thank you for. Being part, of
Speaker 1: it that's fine. Thank you very, much and you mate see.
Speaker 1: Everybody in the audience i've, Got, to tell you rod
Speaker 1: you always get, people who are special who shine a
Speaker 1: light where a light was DESPERATELY needed to be showne.
Speaker 15: Just know, That, little bit extra yeah a little BIT.
Speaker 1: Because you and I couldn't, think of hopkins name, which is.
Speaker 1: A disgrace absolute Desist.
Speaker 15: I called him Tony Was, calling Him.
Speaker 23: Tony, hopkins not anthony.
Speaker 1: Yeah we got. We, got the gist now someone buys
Speaker 1: a ticket, A universal theme park spielberg gets how much?
Speaker 36: Two?
Speaker 23: Dollars thirty eight wow now this is this, is. Inpetuity
Speaker 23: there turning didn't spielberg has directed some of the iconic,
Speaker 23: films In cinematic History from Jaws To et To Jurassic. Park,
Speaker 23: and shindles's list now his creative output has, shaped generations
Speaker 23: of moviegoers and movie royalties are not just the only
Speaker 23: source Of, income for mister, spielberg and in fact one
Speaker 23: of his most lucrative revenue streams comes from. Something, you'd
Speaker 23: never guess now, For nearly forty years spielberg has been
Speaker 23: quietly earning tens.
Speaker 7: Of millions of dollars now.
Speaker 23: That's today forty million it doesn't have to, Lift, A
Speaker 23: finger there tony and That Is From the universal theme
Speaker 23: parks thanks to a consulting agreement that is Virtually, unheard
Speaker 23: of in hollywood and the deal was closely a secret until. Two,
Speaker 23: thousand and nine now in The late eighties time Warner
Speaker 23: wanted To, poach spielberg from universal But at the time universal,
Speaker 23: didn't have the, money, and they said gee what are?
Speaker 23: We going to do so they, have doubted that's right
Speaker 23: and it was called a consulting. Agreement for that solution
Speaker 23: now he was offered that consulting agreement content tact where
Speaker 23: he would receive two percent of gross park admissions and. A,
Speaker 23: Cut of concessions now spielberg made the, contract go even
Speaker 23: further so if there's a Change Of, ownership of universal
Speaker 23: studios he. Still, gets his money yes.
Speaker 1: That's what. A business great deal it reminds me Of
Speaker 1: the Deal that harry and miller tried to do years
Speaker 1: ago for a very. Well known television chef and this
Speaker 1: is going, back sixties and seventies AND the deal was
Speaker 1: i think the deal would have. Been done the sixties
Speaker 1: and he said to this new company that we're producing A.
Speaker 1: Thing called glad rap you'll get you'll get a one,
Speaker 1: center role in, perpetuity and the Chef the, aforementioned chef
Speaker 1: cook said nobody's going to buy that. One center, Role, forever.
Speaker 23: Imagine that toney how much money you would have made
Speaker 23: for sitting.
Speaker 1: Back and doing fa we'll do this. WHEN we come
Speaker 1: back a new Thriller About. The ne uremberg trials marijuana.
Speaker 1: USE going up dramatically i wonder why That's Happening. In
Speaker 1: the united states thank you for all. Those People, ringing
Speaker 1: through Anthony Hopkins the fastest, indian fred much appreciated one of.
Speaker 1: The many coming through if, you're sending a text you
Speaker 1: do that zero four double seven six nine, three, six,
Speaker 1: nine three. Yes yeah you know We Catch up with
Speaker 1: Rod smith. On a friday Morning All Part Of, oh
Speaker 1: love that Tune All. Part of australia overnight rod these
Speaker 1: days is based well And Truly in The, united states
Speaker 1: of america In a Place Called Well.
Speaker 23: In san diego county living In A place called karl's dad.
Speaker 1: And loving, It and loving. It, jerry loving it.
Speaker 29: Wow.
Speaker 23: It's just pretty good what?
Speaker 1: Problem to the mood just remind me what? Problem to
Speaker 1: the mood to go and reside in a beautiful.
Speaker 23: PART of the world i came over to help Some,
Speaker 23: Media people, in malibu australian, company and they.
Speaker 1: Said we love you you can stay and you've. Been there, ever, Since.
Speaker 6: Come, on, Over come on.
Speaker 1: Over come on over the new thriller tell us About This.
Speaker 1: About the nuremberg trials.
Speaker 8: Have you had?
Speaker 1: A look at, it.
Speaker 15: Not As yet but Russell.
Speaker 23: Crowe's new thriller nuremberg the upcoming film tells the true
Speaker 23: story of the Trials conducted by the allied powers To
Speaker 23: prosecute the Defeated nazi Leadership In Germany. After world War
Speaker 23: two now the Pig centers, Around An american psychiatrist Douglas Belli,
Speaker 23: played by ramy malik who was Tasked by determining whether
Speaker 23: nazi prisoners are. Fit to stand trial now he finds
Speaker 23: himself in a complex Battle Of wit with Irman Goring,
Speaker 23: played by Russell crowe And forget goring was. Hitler's right
Speaker 23: hand man nuremberg Will be Released the attorney, On november
Speaker 23: the seventh but there's a lot of trailers coming out,
Speaker 23: and stuff.
Speaker 33: Like that so it.
Speaker 23: Should be pretty good it's released on the just before
Speaker 23: the eightieth. Anniversary of the trial how, This movie Will
Speaker 23: help i'm sure russell with his.
Speaker 1: Bit, of a slant well because he went through one
Speaker 1: when we. Went through a divorce he had this, amazing beautiful,
Speaker 1: watch collection you remember and the majority of which. He,
Speaker 1: had to flog.
Speaker 23: Well you know some things.
Speaker 15: You got to flog he was.
Speaker 23: Get rid of them it.
Speaker 1: Was pity because he fell in, love with beautiful, watches
Speaker 1: as you do and so he would after, he finished
Speaker 1: a project he would go and find another one and
Speaker 1: he'd order. That and buy that and so he had
Speaker 1: this incredib watch based on each film, that he had
Speaker 1: done and so lots of memories and then oxygen you
Speaker 1: can just the mere fact that they were so intrinsically
Speaker 1: linked to his work and they were his made them
Speaker 1: interte more valuable than they probably. Were As a collection and.
Speaker 23: Russele's, a nice fella yeah, if you've met him he's,
Speaker 23: just down to earth one of the, nicest guys you'd meet.
Speaker 1: Apart from the fact that he has a. Really, weird
Speaker 1: rugby team marijuana speaking of which Marijuana uses a dramatic
Speaker 1: so it's the really increase of a risk of dying
Speaker 1: with heart attacks a stroke because of the increased usage
Speaker 1: in that.
Speaker 23: Part of the, world well it is but it's one
Speaker 23: of the largest studies found using marijuana doubles the risk of.
Speaker 23: Dying from heart disease from this new medical data that
Speaker 23: was pulled together involving over two hundred million people between
Speaker 23: the ages of. Nineteen and fifty nine and one thing
Speaker 23: that was particularly striking was there were patients hospitalized. For
Speaker 23: certain these disorders they were saying.
Speaker 15: That we're young and.
Speaker 23: Were not tobacco smokers cardiovascular disease is the top cause
Speaker 23: OF death in the, us and also globally and the Studies, Were, Conducted, In, Australia,
Speaker 23: egypt canada SWEDEN. France and the us and there are
Speaker 23: many ways of inhaling cannabis that have, risks to the
Speaker 23: user and we shouldn't forget about the secondhand smoke risks
Speaker 23: there tony that. Are similar to tobacco and researchers have
Speaker 23: said that the notion of smoking cannabis is less. Harmful
Speaker 23: because it's natural. Now, that's totally.
Speaker 1: Wrong yeah it's. Wrong, it's bult, is yeah you're right
Speaker 1: we're going to, run OUT of time but i don't
Speaker 1: want it because there's a couple of things you've got
Speaker 1: here great on, this, day on music thinking do we start.
Speaker 1: In nineteen seventy one? Do we move to do we
Speaker 1: go back? TO nineteen sixty four? I hope we do. Or,
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty seven hey.
Speaker 23: We can just go straight to sixty Four if you Want,
Speaker 23: tony in the.
Speaker 1: Yeah set, this, Up, for us down yeah set. This,
Speaker 1: up for us.
Speaker 23: Okay nineteen sixty, Four On this day Eric burden and
Speaker 23: the animals went to NUMBER, One, in THE, us canada
Speaker 23: the uk but only Reached. Number two in Australia here
Speaker 23: it Is House. Of the rising, sun what, A, Song.
Speaker 4: E, HOUSE.
Speaker 3: Dick Thank god i do i'll go.
Speaker 4: My, sh my dad modang my PA's. A game back.
Speaker 3: Down. I'm gonna hit you, i'll.
Speaker 28: Do you.
Speaker 4: Again say show.
Speaker 1: Up one of the things we might. Touch on is
Speaker 1: bollards Mid story in the age, this morning about bollards
Speaker 1: or the, lack of very strong solid bollards to stop
Speaker 1: people getting into really odd. Places inside shopping centers. Well
Speaker 1: look at that plenty of time. Viewer calls as well
Speaker 1: if you'd, Like To join me I'm Tony McManus for
Speaker 1: australia overnight one double. Three Six.' nine three.
Speaker 25: Thanks Gabe Now this Is australia. Open eyed With tony.
Speaker 25: McManus it is australia.
Speaker 1: Overnight thank you For THAT we're At five double a
Speaker 1: and adelaide Three. Aw right, here in melbourne of course
Speaker 1: the good People. At six pr in perth they stayed
Speaker 1: with us. For another hour or so it's good. To
Speaker 1: have you on board you can come. And join in,
Speaker 1: the conversation anything, You've seen anything you've, heard it is.
Speaker 1: Open line it's talked back you, might, want to just
Speaker 1: say hi what are you? Got plan for the weekend
Speaker 1: one OF the little questions that I wrote it down
Speaker 1: and i thought it. Was a cracking little question. You
Speaker 1: might want to participate you. May not want to. That
Speaker 1: that's fine as well what's something you believed earlier in
Speaker 1: your career? But think about differently now? Isn't that a
Speaker 1: great question was? Send, him by a listener actually what's
Speaker 1: something you, believed earlier in your, career in your, early
Speaker 1: life if you like? But think? About differently now cracking
Speaker 1: question isn't it something you believed earlier in your career but?
Speaker 1: You now think about differently here we. Are in, Twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five if anything i'd. Love to hear about it one.
Speaker 1: Double three six nine three we'll get to the, text
Speaker 1: in just a moment lots of them seven eighty one.
Speaker 1: Will come to you shortly the. Same thing occurred to
Speaker 1: Me we saw that story wednesday night and it was
Speaker 1: covered pretty extensively here On three aw yesterday the northland
Speaker 1: just shocking incident with a full drive between the land.
Speaker 1: Cruise are going through there we should point out a
Speaker 1: police have charged the alleged driver, of that stolen land
Speaker 1: cruise A Twenty seven, year old east. Melbourne MAN seven
Speaker 1: veying offenses so i put. That at the front end,
Speaker 1: but What occurred to me and i'm sure, it occurred
Speaker 1: to you too is in The paper today in the,
Speaker 1: age talks about the bollards the insufficient bollards. To keep
Speaker 1: the center safe, according to a security Expert Experts and
Speaker 1: workers at melbourne's northland, have certainly raised it rightly so
Speaker 1: serious concerns over the security failures of the shopping center
Speaker 1: after a four wheel drive smashed through bollards and Sped.
Speaker 1: Through the building. On wednesday, the same thing you know in,
Speaker 1: The back, of, my mind i'm thinking? Wow how can
Speaker 1: that happen how do you get a? Car in through
Speaker 1: the center?
Speaker 14: How do?
Speaker 1: You get it let alone. A. VERY quite large issue
Speaker 1: now i don't, have THE answer to that but i
Speaker 1: must confess it did surprise me that it could possibly happen.
Speaker 1: In this DAY and age the reason i sort of
Speaker 1: suspected that because there was Another time back in the
Speaker 1: apex days where we put on a motor show At.
Speaker 1: A shopping center in ballarat Brand new shopping Center in
Speaker 1: ballarat goes back i'm thinking early, part of the nineties
Speaker 1: now and it was a fundraiser and it was. Very
Speaker 1: successful in the end the point of that story is
Speaker 1: it took an enormous amount of work to actually get
Speaker 1: the vehicles into that, particular part of the center in
Speaker 1: that we had to have the. Front of the building
Speaker 1: removed it was really quite a challenge to get the
Speaker 1: cars into place for the two, or three day car
Speaker 1: display and so it was really. INTRIGUING when, we saw
Speaker 1: this i said then you get through those ballards. And
Speaker 1: you just crashed. Through, it's really quite amazing anyway you might,
Speaker 1: Have some thoughts on that come and join me one
Speaker 1: Double three six'. Nine three dulie and Good morning.
Speaker 15: Good on the question i've been asking going to. Ask
Speaker 15: you for a. Long time when you're On radio you
Speaker 15: might remember and i'm told that you covered the story
Speaker 15: was the biggest story for which attractive international attraction right
Speaker 15: around The world to the town of exmouth of the
Speaker 15: day that the sun covered the moon. And the tope of,
Speaker 15: the clips.
Speaker 36: It was a?
Speaker 15: Big big story did you.
Speaker 1: Cover it WAS a massive, story and no i wasn't,
Speaker 1: there but My Friends and colleague people like steve mills and.
Speaker 1: Others coveted Back in those Days.
Speaker 15: Now also, Exmouth has an?
Speaker 1: AIR force base is, that right i think, they do
Speaker 1: or they certainly did a lot of. That, Area, HAD
Speaker 1: bases around there yes.
Speaker 15: Nicole i believe it was a quantious jumbo that. Had
Speaker 15: to make an emergency Landing it couldn't make it to
Speaker 15: perth and It couldn't make it to. Ps Is The
Speaker 15: double air face.
Speaker 1: The peace bace done a lot of, four wheel driving
Speaker 1: Through that pierce that. Very same pierce, based incredible place.
Speaker 15: OCTOBER twenty fifth nineteen seventy six i was Living on
Speaker 15: dad's Father At, lang nang on the Bass highway who
Speaker 15: were told that kipps was coming after lunch and the,
Speaker 15: those circumstances to look at it there's some idiots and.
Speaker 15: To look at and went blind it was quite. Amazing
Speaker 15: to watching on, television now it took the hens the
Speaker 15: ducks and the geese all Went back into. The pen
Speaker 15: and burdswood.
Speaker 31: The trees it was.
Speaker 15: QUITE amazing, do YOU remember.
Speaker 1: That i don't but i can i've heard stories about
Speaker 1: that because it throws. Them, into a sense of, chaos.
Speaker 15: Yes it was quite amazing and also with a terrible
Speaker 15: Musical Open On That. Night Called The more canterbury tails
Speaker 15: starry johnny lockwood was a world premiere Of The Original
Speaker 15: sequel to the first canterbury tails lafter. Six Weeks and
Speaker 15: it went lost, Mister Bodziak.
Speaker 1: A lot of money johnny lockwood, he was.
Speaker 44: In the number nine Wasn't he it was also an
Speaker 44: oliver which comes in a few weeks time to sixty
Speaker 44: five years and In The role of really mister sobrady
Speaker 44: Undertaker Was Played.
Speaker 15: By, ANOTHER than australian barry humphrey.
Speaker 1: Yes i still wanted TO do that at, school, AND
Speaker 1: i got to overlooked well i got over, looked for
Speaker 1: MOST things at school now, that i say, that out loud. But, that,
Speaker 1: line THAT fabulous line please sir may? I?
Speaker 8: Have some more to more now?
Speaker 15: Could you tell me Another question. When, Is the next
Speaker 15: Australian eclipse Well.
Speaker 1: I'll get to young and jackson. To have a look
Speaker 1: At that the next eclipse in australia is scheduled for
Speaker 1: nineteen twenty eight total Solar eclipse will inclear. Right across
Speaker 1: australia nineteen twenty eight it's the second in a series
Speaker 1: Of five total solar eclipses in australia. Twenty three and
Speaker 1: twenty thirty eight so the next one is now scheduled
Speaker 1: Write it down twenty. Second OF july twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 15: Now i believe that there are people who go around
Speaker 15: the world watching just. Nothing but eclipses around the world,
Speaker 15: they go all around the country. Every country it has
Speaker 15: an eclipse. Mexico right around. The, whole place, took to film.
Speaker 1: Yeah Oh yeah there's a fascination now i'm getting lots
Speaker 1: Of messages while You're Talking A navy. Based, At, EXMOUTH
Speaker 1: submarine communications facility really.
Speaker 15: Now i believe thinking of volcanoes seemed to be some
Speaker 15: talk Of. A VOLCANOES trending people in Bali now. I
Speaker 15: believe that the yu Yangs I used to go to
Speaker 15: geelong grammar and their Teachers Told me that that the yu.
Speaker 15: Yangs were actually a. Dormant volcano oh is that, right.
Speaker 1: I've never heard That story but the. Masters, A grammar would.
Speaker 15: Have known YES i certainly Did, AND when i Went
Speaker 15: To warnable i went to Historical society up on flag
Speaker 15: stuff ill they were saying that there Were, volcanoes on
Speaker 15: the trails in warnable on the coast, there it. Was
Speaker 15: a VOLCANY area volcanic area i'm.
Speaker 1: Sure i didn't know That, either Was somebody.
Speaker 15: From the, coole like herald not long ago did an
Speaker 15: actual interview with someone who's a geologist who could verify
Speaker 15: that there Was A Coast there along the great ocean road,
Speaker 15: that was. Volcanic, Many, many years centuries aground.
Speaker 1: Now julian did you, Ever wear because in my mind
Speaker 1: i've got a Picture Of you. Wearing, A beautiful fletcher
Speaker 1: jones jacket.
Speaker 15: No I always, wait came.
Speaker 1: From warna a look that's Right, THAT'S why when you mentioned.
Speaker 1: Warnable i thought maybe you were You Would have, been
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Speaker 1: Pair OF trousers i heard You.
Speaker 15: Now i did. Wear that jones it were great we
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Speaker 15: he thought. ABOUT the store that never Closed i thought
Speaker 15: it was just britt.
Speaker 1: At, the store that never. Closed julian have a great
Speaker 1: week it's always good to kick off. The four o'clock hour.
Speaker 1: With you, Thank, you very much markey's installed markie everything
Speaker 1: happy in, your otherwise miserable world to.
Speaker 21: REMIES but red four will draw.
Speaker 1: I. Think just lost your line there micha will. Come
Speaker 1: back in just a moment let's go. To and, Good.
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Speaker 28: I think we.
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Speaker 1: TO i was going. To things i had to do
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Speaker 1: Day of the week?
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Speaker 1: Which means Gabriel hodson from, our australia, every night to newsroom.
Speaker 1: Good morning. Has entered the building.
Speaker 11: Good morning i'm afraid all those slogans. Were a bit
Speaker 11: before my time.
Speaker 1: Probably just turned on the lights so, you have TURNED
Speaker 1: on the LIGHTS and so i feel like i need
Speaker 1: to wear shades working in.
Speaker 11: THE dark makes me feel sleepy.
Speaker 1: I wear my sunglasses at? Night, Have You heard that?
Speaker 11: Song yes corey heart. Was it It Was, well done The,
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Speaker 25: That's, the old two of them yeah.
Speaker 1: Am sunglasses and look at that look at he's just
Speaker 1: glazed over. The other side. Of the glass You see That,
Speaker 1: there's no idea young and jackson you're fight very.
Speaker 11: Was, He doing In? Nineteen, eighty four young and jackson yes.
Speaker 1: He was just A little little sparkle in the i
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Speaker 11: Parents were even a smart yeah.
Speaker 1: Probably not the world's tallest Building, well it's Not. The
Speaker 1: world no been in dubai that's.
Speaker 11: EIGHT hundred and twenty eight meters.
Speaker 1: I this is.
Speaker 11: What you said it Wasn't That the subject of a
Speaker 11: Mission Impossible movie may have been tom cruise was, climbing the,
Speaker 11: world's tallest building possible falling out but living and surviving
Speaker 11: And As you do When You're. Tom cruise in a
Speaker 11: mission impossi he really.
Speaker 1: Really does all his own stunts they say. He, Does
Speaker 1: all his own stunts really i'm sure he probably. Does
Speaker 1: a fair bit of it.
Speaker 11: He, do, A Few of them yeah yeah buster. Keaton
Speaker 11: and those silent movie stars.
Speaker 1: They all areight in, those days.
Speaker 11: Those stunts were insane climbing on, the wings of aeroplanes and.
Speaker 11: Stuff but they did it themselves it was just. YOU'VE
Speaker 11: got to watch this, stuff i know it's. Silent movies,
Speaker 11: but it's it's great you know they shall package it all.
Speaker 11: Together and put it on television what do You Reckon?
Speaker 1: Tallest, building on the gold Coast.
Speaker 11: Okay we're talking the. Tallest ossie tower four hundred Meters
Speaker 11: so this Is Proposed. For southport on the gold coast
Speaker 11: it's Going To Be. Right near the southport bowls club
Speaker 11: how do you think they'll feel having a? Four, hundred
Speaker 11: meter thing next.
Speaker 1: Door well it would might give them, some late. Afternoon, shade.
Speaker 11: Or shade. I'd Say anyway it's been proposed a melbourne consortium.
Speaker 11: Has come up with the idea they've, got sort of
Speaker 11: the you know the general sort of early approval from
Speaker 11: the men and a couple of the counselors. In that
Speaker 11: part of the world but it'll. Be one hundred and
Speaker 11: one stories one hundred and one stories.
Speaker 1: And we've Got. Anything taller than that in melbourne.
Speaker 11: There's one THERE'S a building Called australia one o eight right. Collins,
Speaker 11: three hundred, and eighteen Meters.
Speaker 21: No, hang On.
Speaker 11: Is, THAT sydney no that's sydney sorry. I.
Speaker 1: Tell we're going along. Beautifully yeah there.
Speaker 11: Is a building there's a bit of confusion Here. Because
Speaker 11: there's a building in.
Speaker 1: Yeah some.
Speaker 11: Of them are measured By stories so the building in
Speaker 11: australia with the most stories, and that will fit, that
Speaker 11: bill but also the height.
Speaker 1: Which could be a.
Speaker 11: Different story if, that MAKES sense i've. Lost you, avn
Speaker 11: i completely completely but look, if you get a really
Speaker 11: good fat skyscraper, and stuff a massive you know, antenna
Speaker 11: up the top or something of course it's. Going, To
Speaker 11: be the tallest building yes and They fought about.
Speaker 1: That in w a, over a couple of buildings Too
Speaker 1: but it was obviously the ultimately it was some areas
Speaker 1: or some antannas on top of.
Speaker 11: That, gave it the little nudge yeah but, this one
Speaker 11: four hundred. Meters exactly that's what they're proposed, it'll be
Speaker 11: the way twin. Towers partly residential and partly offices i'd
Speaker 11: say it's got a little walkway up about, a quarter
Speaker 11: of the Way.
Speaker 1: Up, like the one in malaysia Yeah.
Speaker 11: And There's a.
Speaker 7: Few in.
Speaker 15: Japan like.
Speaker 1: Florious building it is.
Speaker 11: It's, stunning, i've, seen drone footage. Yeah yeah, Yeah it sure,
Speaker 11: Is but look i'll be honest i've seen A few
Speaker 11: of these stories and I kind of.
Speaker 1: Believe, it when i see, it yeah when it gets
Speaker 1: finished or if it. Even, gets, started to be built.
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah well. It look good luck to them it's
Speaker 11: good to dream. Big and, this is very, Big but
Speaker 11: yeah There you go. AUSTRALIA'S tallest tower.
Speaker 1: I've Been posed. I, Love the eureka building here yeah
Speaker 1: i'm not too sure that. I'D feel comfortable living in
Speaker 1: it i know people do and they love it and
Speaker 1: they talk about it and those big tool buildings around,
Speaker 1: the WORLD where people do. Live but i just don't
Speaker 1: know they kind of sway a, little bit in the
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 11: Which, KIND of freaks me OUT yeah i don't know,
Speaker 11: if i could live up there, but. The views would
Speaker 11: be fantastic extraordinary probably have falcons, and eagles.
Speaker 36: On.
Speaker 11: YOUR window legs you know yeah.
Speaker 1: I had a, dear friend and they're probably listening who
Speaker 1: lived in a top one. In TOWN and it was
Speaker 1: fantastic but. I didn't have to stay there i could
Speaker 1: come a way after the. After, having a, bite to
Speaker 1: eat yeah but no but you Could see you could see,
Speaker 1: the dandie knogs to the left and you could see right.
Speaker 1: Across the. Bay to the right it's, phenomenal it's such?
Speaker 11: A different view isn't.
Speaker 1: IT good part of the world i love. To be
Speaker 1: able to do that what do?
Speaker 28: You?
Speaker 1: Got planned? For, the weekend, sleep you always. Well all
Speaker 1: right surely something more.
Speaker 11: I'm going to mop.
Speaker 1: The floor sleep. IS highly overrated you know that.
Speaker 11: I do need to catch up i have, a concert
Speaker 11: one of the kids both both. Kids are in this?
Speaker 11: Particular concert what's?
Speaker 1: THE nature singing singing.
Speaker 11: And drumming i have. A budding drummer on my hands.
Speaker 1: Has that going in the house When you're trying? To
Speaker 1: sleep during.
Speaker 11: It's pretty good look she only does. It WHEN she's still,
Speaker 11: at school. When i say children i'm.
Speaker 1: Talking most most famous female drummer One double Three six,
Speaker 1: Nine three.
Speaker 11: Chila e princess drummer prince's girlfriend actually.
Speaker 1: One double three six nine. Three put That on the
Speaker 1: list that's MY there is one more, that i can
Speaker 1: Instantly Think, of more famous than chila.
Speaker 11: Re who had an Amazing voice that'd be the great
Speaker 11: karen carbon.
Speaker 1: That would be the. ONE that instantly jumps to mind,
Speaker 1: I Think. For Most of us karen carpenter.
Speaker 11: The, bengals had A pretty good drummer.
Speaker 1: And the Bangles had a really good drum i'm.
Speaker 11: Trying to think, of her, Name, She was. Very very
Speaker 11: tall Debbie Debbie.
Speaker 1: Someone It Wasn't. Thinking, debbie boone wasn't debbie boone look.
Speaker 11: There's not that many female drummers.
Speaker 1: But unless you're a female drummer then. There are plenty
Speaker 1: of female drummers if you're trying to find.
Speaker 11: The Pseudo eco has a female drum she made. The
Speaker 11: news a few years ago, we'll, get.
Speaker 1: Lots of calls one double three six? NINE three are
Speaker 1: female drummers.
Speaker 11: ANYMORE i can't think of anymore.
Speaker 1: I thought you were going to. Say something, Else, about the.
Speaker 11: Building, the building okay. Well this space watch.
Speaker 1: This space where's it supposed to start.
Speaker 11: Up, there on the gold cast look they haven't sort.
Speaker 11: Of said that in the article it's. An article from
Speaker 11: a career Male but it's. A bunch of melbourne, people together.
Speaker 1: Good luck TO them good? Project? Now DID i mention
Speaker 1: too yes and i was looking at it's. A DIFFERENT
Speaker 1: version of it today but i Was Looking at the
Speaker 1: ads in harvey norman for that piece that they do
Speaker 1: In all the. Papers ON a thursday in? Particular did
Speaker 1: I not mention it Or Maybe? I mentioned it to
Speaker 1: jack well i had to? Look at the pages about
Speaker 1: laptops how many do you think laptops may have been
Speaker 1: advertised various price points brands Yesterday in the papers from each.
Speaker 11: Norman it is the end of june financial. Year is
Speaker 11: about to tick over? There would be how? Many, hundred, how,
Speaker 11: many forty five well. Well okay that's still pretty impressive so.
Speaker 1: Each had forty.
Speaker 7: Five.
Speaker 1: Different versions of a.
Speaker 11: Laptop incredible?
Speaker 1: Surely only need one don't you why do we? Have
Speaker 1: so many versions of it screen size.
Speaker 11: Depends what, you, Want to do with it portability do you?
Speaker 11: Want to play games with it do?
Speaker 10: You?
Speaker 1: Want to? Edit with, It ram that's It? Thank?
Speaker 15: You thank You?
Speaker 1: Action jackson ram how much ram so all that, Sort
Speaker 1: of thing determines presumably, priced but forty five different.
Speaker 11: Versions that's a lot of, Choice it's a lot of
Speaker 11: true i'm not quite sure we're to. Start with that
Speaker 11: sort of thing.
Speaker 1: And then and you walk into those Shops, and you,
Speaker 1: go where do yeah.
Speaker 11: Exactly exactly have.
Speaker 1: A great weekend. We'll talk to you next week. Marky's
Speaker 1: installed will come to. YOU the other side of this.
Speaker 1: I think, We've rectified his phone but yes i'm getting.
Speaker 1: A Guess In, the Headphone stakes it's australia ravernight nice
Speaker 1: evy company where everywhere right across his Vast. Land that
Speaker 1: we love as australia good Morning. To You locally here
Speaker 1: in victoria john pursudo's political Career Has Been. Saved by
Speaker 1: the victorian liberal party we've, heard of that in the
Speaker 1: news agreeing to a loan at one point five five.
Speaker 1: Million one point five five million the Move means that
Speaker 1: he can repay moida deeming two point three in legal costs,
Speaker 1: he owes her and avoid bankruptcy which would have made
Speaker 1: him ineligible to sit in parliament and then they. Would
Speaker 1: have had to buy election. It's probably not what they
Speaker 1: wanted so he's got. That loan and ready.
Speaker 18: To go.
Speaker 1: It's off And running game. On let's go markey store
Speaker 1: morning you could have. Lent the you could HAVE that
Speaker 1: you could have lent i was just going to say
Speaker 1: you could have lent pursuito. The money one point.
Speaker 36: Five, million yeah right him on mate just check.
Speaker 1: And, said he you were, Here, YEAH right there you
Speaker 1: go john i can help you with that.
Speaker 21: Would have dated at. Twenty, Thirty.
Speaker 1: That would be illegal mark.
Speaker 21: Well you can't cast it all.
Speaker 1: You could just but you could find that sort of
Speaker 1: money somewhere with your vast. Property holdings, right throughout, the
Speaker 1: grampions oh yeah right.
Speaker 21: Now let's get. Back on track.
Speaker 1: We're on track. We're on track got a second don't,
Speaker 1: yell at me doing my heading.
Speaker 21: Talk about it's doing.
Speaker 1: My heading just slow it, down quite your tone of
Speaker 1: voice lower your voice into the phone, so people can
Speaker 1: clearly understand you because it my head starts. To beat
Speaker 1: furiously through my temples.
Speaker 35: You'll.
Speaker 21: Have, two days To relax That no this is.
Speaker 1: I'm not they're not, paying me enough, for this anyway
Speaker 1: slow it down make. Your point, stylishly and with. Class
Speaker 1: no yelling just speak anyway you.
Speaker 21: Know that red land cruise going through the shop and.
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Speaker 7: The day before i, don't know?
Speaker 18: That?
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Speaker 21: Anyway i'm. Trying to recreate the boys, brothers.
Speaker 1: Someone else, said that too is not that not that we,
Speaker 1: want to, make light of that but yes.
Speaker 21: That was a classic. Scene though back, In the day?
Speaker 1: What, a movie what, a film oh.
Speaker 21: Still, A cult still a cult Anyway getting, back on
Speaker 21: the bird man ride he still holds the worlds fastest.
Speaker 21: Time for that class of motorcycle.
Speaker 1: This Is about the World's fastest Indian Indian. The fastest
Speaker 1: indian with anthony HOPKINS.
Speaker 7: And it's in A music I Mean, From, the south
Speaker 7: in new zealand.
Speaker 1: Right, anything else you want to add anything else you, Want,
Speaker 1: to add at this stage well the, Phone's really bad here.
Speaker 1: This morning michae'll let you. Go We'll do It's again soon, In,
Speaker 1: slovakia another, mark good.
Speaker 8: Morning hey good morning good morning so.
Speaker 1: We've got A better line with you In slovakia. Than
Speaker 1: we have with? Mark, INSTALL how does that work.
Speaker 19: Yeah i think you guys still have a lot. Of
Speaker 19: flintstone age TECHNOLOGY over there you've got this nbn thing. Which,
Speaker 19: is kind OF stone age.
Speaker 8: Yeah da do I.
Speaker 1: Suspect you mary right as nbn but sometimes the quality
Speaker 1: in this day and age Of mobile phone communication, Is.
Speaker 1: AS rex would have said sharzenhausen.
Speaker 19: I never understand why.
Speaker 16: You guys don't run.
Speaker 8: With, WhatsApp IF you know WhatsApp yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, i will always be smarter.
Speaker 1: Well presumably, people do ring from their WhatsApp, but, we can.
Speaker 6: Think you actually.
Speaker 19: No you can't actually you can't you.
Speaker 1: Can't ring using, A, WhatsApp directly through to us.
Speaker 16: No, because you must have.
Speaker 8: WhatsApp also it's what'sapp to WhatsApp.
Speaker 19: But the line Be clear Clearer, if you, get hugh from,
Speaker 19: herberton you know doing his thing the sound quality. Will
Speaker 19: be so much more realistic it's absolutely it's.
Speaker 1: Almost. A reason not.
Speaker 8: Come much now you had a guest. There just a?
Speaker 16: Few minutes ago where's.
Speaker 1: She gone she's moved back round into the NEWSROOM and preparing. For,
Speaker 1: THE five a national.
Speaker 19: Bulletin okay I Just, wanted To say about lady drummers
Speaker 19: AND i've got to say That i Agree.
Speaker 22: With.
Speaker 19: Her With SHEILA.
Speaker 1: Esca, verdol yes about shila e.
Speaker 19: Well she's Most. Famous, for her, stink with prince yes
Speaker 19: Of course she first appeared, with prince in nineteen eighty
Speaker 19: six at the end of eighty six and did sign
Speaker 19: at the time and then love sexy and you know
Speaker 19: a few guest appearances right up to the end really
Speaker 19: and they.
Speaker 16: Were still very very close.
Speaker 8: Friends they, dated for.
Speaker 17: A while.
Speaker 16: But yeah She's.
Speaker 19: Fantastic but also another notable i've seen Her A Number.
Speaker 19: Of times is cindy blackman santana, If, you know who
Speaker 19: That Is.
Speaker 1: No, Just remind Us.
Speaker 8: Missus.
Speaker 1: Santana, oh santana's mister. Santana's WIFE yes had a drummer she.
Speaker 31: I don't know if she's on i've never.
Speaker 19: Seen someone with So, much energy you went to Vienna She's,
Speaker 19: she was playing with lenny Kravitz And, she's quite famous
Speaker 19: with lenny kravitz you'll always see her with a. Massive
Speaker 19: afro sitting at the drums but she played for fifteen
Speaker 19: minutes and.
Speaker 1: It's like she was.
Speaker 19: A robot the power, was incredible, just would not stop
Speaker 19: you know it'd slow down and bang off she goes
Speaker 19: again at full speed and just on and. On and,
Speaker 19: on and just wow so yeah she Can Get A
Speaker 19: Chance to see cindy. Blackman san tannel on the drums check.
Speaker 8: Her out because she's pretty special.
Speaker 1: I'm actually LISTENING to a podcast and now i got
Speaker 1: TO find it very quickly because i think. You would
Speaker 1: love it as well And. It deals with particularly in
Speaker 1: canada it deals with some fantastic bands and outfits that Came,
Speaker 1: out Of, Particularly, Out, of canada like. Backmin turner overdrive
Speaker 1: lots of others but he does one hour just on
Speaker 1: great female. Wonderful women who, played, the drums not so,
Speaker 1: many well there's not so many but he's. Made An
Speaker 1: hour out of it so i'll have another listen To
Speaker 1: it over the weekend.
Speaker 15: And.
Speaker 1: I'll report back next week awesome What's? Happening in the world,
Speaker 1: of slovakia mark as.
Speaker 16: We speak it's beautiful sun evening i'm just out.
Speaker 8: Warring.
Speaker 1: The, gardens at the moment gorgeous? Yeah what's? The weekend
Speaker 1: look like.
Speaker 19: The same thirty, degrees thirty two something like that clears,
Speaker 19: fives and wondering what to, do.
Speaker 1: A wondering what to?
Speaker 8: Do wondering what riding my.
Speaker 16: Bike go to ride in one of my many bikes or.
Speaker 16: In one of my.
Speaker 19: Many supercars super always good.
Speaker 15: Fun what Would?
Speaker 1: Be your favorite Car.
Speaker 8: Over corvette definitely really.
Speaker 1: The corvette over above, Something, historically a little.
Speaker 19: More Exotic ferrari anything, like that the corvette's, the choice.
Speaker 16: Just because it's yeah it's.
Speaker 19: Raw i've just ordered another one actually it's got, one
Speaker 19: thousand and.
Speaker 8: Sixty horse power which is crazy, that's where they're at.
Speaker 1: Right now which is just incredible and that's Always in
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Speaker 19: Yes of course everything's left handed.
Speaker 1: Nothing TO do with a supercar but i Just Had. A. Drive,
Speaker 1: of the toyota tundra interesting massive but Of, course it
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Speaker 1: Into right hand drive by walking shore. Got it as
Speaker 1: a drive car after a couple of days you get
Speaker 1: used to it and you actually. Start to really really
Speaker 1: like it the engines, are cracking motor but it's. Uh
Speaker 1: it's a it's a ute, at the. END of the
Speaker 1: Day It's fantastic.
Speaker 8: I have a Dodge ram here and here in europe
Speaker 8: it's just a headache always because we put motorbikes in the.
Speaker 31: Back just because it's so.
Speaker 15: Big it's.
Speaker 28: Just so.
Speaker 8: Bloody big they're massive you know it's great for what
Speaker 8: we use, it for for the you know.
Speaker 19: Putting race bikes in The back but you know, we
Speaker 19: I've got to go downtown which i've got to go,
Speaker 19: in A couple of, minutes actually so i'm using that
Speaker 19: but it's just so, big and parking and, it's frustrating so.
Speaker 1: You could yeah you couldn't, put that into a. Shopping
Speaker 1: set a Massive ram presumably.
Speaker 16: Well that's where i'm going to good to go.
Speaker 15: DOWN and get some gat food marki Have.
Speaker 1: Tat food there it. Is markie have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: Always good to Talk. To you This.
Speaker 12: Market.
Speaker 1: In slovakia it is australia overnight i'm turning mcmahu's, one
Speaker 1: double three six nine Three. Will go to. Rob in
Speaker 1: ashburton that'll be. Next come and join hello there if
Speaker 1: you would like, to be part of the. Program you
Speaker 1: can join us now i'm just having a look at
Speaker 1: the list of great female. Drummers and it's actually infinitely
Speaker 1: MORE it's really more lengthy. Than i would have first
Speaker 1: suggested but the Top Of, the list is definitely karen
Speaker 1: carbaner the first female in the history, to have, a
Speaker 1: prolific drumming career most, recognizable known for an early. Death
Speaker 1: she Was. Only, Thirty Two, Rob's in Ashburton.
Speaker 38: Hello hi tony happy happy friday you, talk to, you
Speaker 38: talking about. Drummers the cause The, family band she plays.
Speaker 1: Drum yes. We mentioned that earlier that's good the other
Speaker 1: one that they've got Here is A, Girl's Invented pack
Speaker 1: rock Of, England, sandy west From. The RUNAWAYS yes.
Speaker 7: Remember?
Speaker 38: The honeycombs have i?
Speaker 1: The right have they? The right was that a. Female
Speaker 1: he was.
Speaker 36: A girl drummer.
Speaker 10: She.
Speaker 38: Was definitely was a girl drummer and.
Speaker 1: Another one that was Mentioned Earlier In the program. Of, cindy,
Speaker 1: BLACKMAN santana been. DRUMMING yeah yeah.
Speaker 35: I saw them.
Speaker 38: I saw when santana came out he introduced his wife.
Speaker 38: Because he just got married. Again and that guy was Right, he,
Speaker 38: stole my son To Actually. Yeah she was with lenny
Speaker 38: cravis she is a powerful. Drummer, and no doubt about
Speaker 38: that Also there was a band in america in late Sixties,
Speaker 38: early seventies that were, called fanny and they were brilliant
Speaker 38: and there was. A girl drummer in that band, if
Speaker 38: you can go on YouTube They do a Cover. Of
Speaker 38: hey bulldog by The. Beatles it's the, band's called. FANNY
Speaker 38: it is unbelievable very good i.
Speaker 1: Have a look at that one the other one here
Speaker 1: on the list did not Know This because what a
Speaker 1: voice chaka kahan can, drum like a demi god apparently as.
Speaker 1: Well as singing like a goddess well, mostly known for
Speaker 1: legendary vocal chops she can. Really do a, fantastic, drum.
Speaker 38: Work there's some good good, good real drummers around the
Speaker 38: world and it's.
Speaker 1: Not doubt about this, This Medal cohen is another one
Speaker 1: shila ree is and only the other drummer. At the
Speaker 1: top of, the list and the list Goes Look, At,
Speaker 1: All These, memorable jody lynz scott. Bobby hall so many, Of,
Speaker 1: them who would have thought.
Speaker 15: Yeah what do.
Speaker 38: You go playing for the weekend I've got a Gig
Speaker 38: Tonight at williamstown called. The pirates tavern playing there tonight i've,
Speaker 38: got a few gigs coming up is?
Speaker 1: It so loo with the?
Speaker 3: Band?
Speaker 1: Sorry solo with the band band so people can call.
Speaker 1: And have a? Look at you what's that? Good problems
Speaker 1: with the phones again people can call in. And, have a,
Speaker 1: look at.
Speaker 38: You yes that course yeah yeah Pirates Haven't seven till Ten,
Speaker 38: in ann street in. Downtown williamstown which is.
Speaker 1: Lovely place have a good. Gig rob always Good To chat, Thank,
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Speaker 19: Keep.
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Speaker 1: getting longer as we speak one double three six nine
Speaker 1: three for sending those messages zero four double seven. Six
Speaker 1: nine three six nine three now a lot of the sales.
Speaker 1: For remotor cars takes place today people wander around kay?
Speaker 1: Yards or is there JUST me you wander around A,
Speaker 1: ca yard maybe, today tomorrow's saturday and you think well
Speaker 1: that will you? Take that one for a drive? But
Speaker 1: what's that process? Feel like what are the challenges what
Speaker 1: are the things you should be doing to ultimately get
Speaker 1: the deal that, you have Been Longingly living for Lusting
Speaker 1: Over Sometimes Paula Known, as miss, Auto cat's, Paula cats
Speaker 1: good morning good.
Speaker 22: Morning tony And. All tuning into three aw overnight it's lovely.
Speaker 1: To have you on. The program when we catch up
Speaker 1: it is always a great joy because the idea of,
Speaker 1: going out and buying, a car, ideally a new car not.
Speaker 1: Ideally but often a New car you've got to be
Speaker 1: you've got to, be sort of on Your guard, do,
Speaker 1: you not.
Speaker 22: How i'm prepared prepared prepared is probably now with the
Speaker 22: market being. AS big as what it is i, think
Speaker 22: that preparations, the important thing especially WITH news because we
Speaker 22: can break i think we should break this up into
Speaker 22: segments because we often talk about what? Are we going
Speaker 22: to TALK about and it was actually i, put my
Speaker 22: hand up and said let's, give the listeners some relevant
Speaker 22: information hopefully that they can use or their Family. And
Speaker 22: Friends Can. Use, From akari so i'm acari.
Speaker 3: Yeah well we are.
Speaker 1: A LITTLE bit along that line. And i bet you
Speaker 1: get it you've had For much of your, career saying
Speaker 1: i'm thinking of ME and? You can what will i
Speaker 1: buy and then you were given some a few ideas
Speaker 1: and they often do exactly. The opposite to what you've
Speaker 1: recommended so you then get, To the boy you get
Speaker 1: well i'm just not. Going TO make any recommendations anymore
Speaker 1: but i guess one of the important things would be is,
Speaker 1: to actually decide if you're like what type of car
Speaker 1: in fact, that you might be a to Whether it be.
Speaker 1: A hatch OF sedan or whatever that's that's i.
Speaker 22: Think that's step number one time because if the mind doesn't,
Speaker 22: even know what type you want so you've, got in, SHORT,
Speaker 22: todan or hatch small. Car suv big or small ute,
Speaker 22: obviously if you need a ute, You know you need
Speaker 22: a ute but do?
Speaker 23: You need a.
Speaker 22: Four by four you do? You need a four by
Speaker 22: two do you need a ute with a tray or
Speaker 22: do you need a jewel cab so? Or do you
Speaker 22: need a? Canopy do you need a van and once,
Speaker 22: you understand what type you, need it's got. Buying a
Speaker 22: bed king or queen then you can.
Speaker 31: Move on to firm or.
Speaker 22: Soft so that's step.
Speaker 7: Number one that's.
Speaker 1: Step number one i'm already exhausted and then of course,
Speaker 1: around all of that there's budget the budgets ry constraints
Speaker 1: because these things are, by comparison to the old days these. Are,
Speaker 1: no longer cheap no.
Speaker 22: CARS yeah, CARS obviously they've changed i mean i mean people,
Speaker 22: know everything's gone up in price but the budget small car.
Speaker 22: Entry Option. Just isn't available Anymore in australia THERE'S a
Speaker 22: few chinese manufacturers like mg that. Have brought in some
Speaker 22: price points bucky. At nineteen thousand and twenty thousand but
Speaker 22: if people are, really searching for a new car the
Speaker 22: price points are generally from. Twenty five to thirty thousand
Speaker 22: onwards and that's because you don't have. To, pay extra
Speaker 22: for anything else really the car itself, has all the
Speaker 22: accessories as standard.
Speaker 12: So well.
Speaker 31: Most accessories are standard that, Puller.
Speaker 1: I'd often say to. People look, you need to consider
Speaker 1: you know, If you're in, all of this if you consider,
Speaker 1: do your consider. Somewhere between four five six models that
Speaker 1: gives you a sense.
Speaker 22: Of what may come out of that, one, hundred and
Speaker 22: if you, GO okay let's, just hypothetically tied i don't
Speaker 22: know let's just choose the most popular car AT. The
Speaker 22: moment statistically is an suv so that statistics are showing
Speaker 22: that over thirty two percent of people that. Was last
Speaker 22: month is purchasing SUVs so if you're PURCHASING, an, suv,
Speaker 22: and medium?
Speaker 16: Sized?
Speaker 22: Suv say? Okay WHAT models?
Speaker 10: Do?
Speaker 22: WHAT brands do i like that i?
Speaker 28: Want?
Speaker 22: To GO and test drives ie am i going To
Speaker 22: Go and? Look AT the toyota Ave four do I like?
Speaker 22: The MASS the c X Five? Do i want the
Speaker 22: KIA serato what what models am I going to look
Speaker 22: for and i think that's going to help them might
Speaker 22: not get too distracted.
Speaker 14: By the noise of.
Speaker 22: Thirty five brands in your Face.
Speaker 1: And there is there are there's. So much from which
Speaker 1: it choose almost like every every week we're seeing a
Speaker 1: new launch From. SOMETHING coming out Of a china i
Speaker 1: see a. Kia are about to just launch there ARE
Speaker 1: there a youth coming up, i think either. TODAY or,
Speaker 1: tomorrow which you know i mean it's just there is,
Speaker 1: so much from which to choose which must be confusing
Speaker 1: if you're in.
Speaker 22: The market one hundred percent EN actually one note that
Speaker 22: that i didn't put in there now? Also, is what type?
Speaker 7: Of ENGINE yeah we're looking for actually, i forgot.
Speaker 22: That because you know petrol is ALMOST obsolete pretty much
Speaker 22: like ninety. I don't even know the statistics i'm. NOT
Speaker 22: going to make it up i think there's a couple
Speaker 22: of cars left. That are one hundred percent petrol so
Speaker 22: we're going? To look at an electric car are we?
Speaker 31: Going?
Speaker 1: To look?
Speaker 22: At THE hybrid hybrid YOU know so i think actually
Speaker 22: i forgot to, put that little notes in there and,
Speaker 22: THEN once, You work out look i mean i'm not
Speaker 22: sure if people generally make a decision based on. The
Speaker 22: physical appearance of. A car but most, people, do and
Speaker 22: then YOU say? Okay now what do i do and
Speaker 22: there's a saying tone that we used. TO have in
Speaker 22: the automotive industry i. Was taught or twenty years ago
Speaker 22: the feel. Of, THE wheel seals the, deal.
Speaker 1: Well i love it, right going to write that. Down
Speaker 1: say that one more, time, the feel of. The wheel.
Speaker 22: Yep, Seal the deal that's fantastic yeah because anybody can,
Speaker 22: like a look of a car they. Can imagine themselves
Speaker 22: in the car though the reality is is that, once
Speaker 22: you sit in the, car just like choosing a bed you.
Speaker 22: May or, may not.
Speaker 31: Be comfortable it's very.
Speaker 1: Very true we'll do. THIS break when we come back.
Speaker 1: I want to take some calls so those of, you
Speaker 1: bought a new car recently? Had the process? Go for
Speaker 1: you and from where what did you end up buying,
Speaker 1: One double three six nine three. One double three six
Speaker 1: nine three when, did you buy a new? Car your new,
Speaker 1: most recent purchase what was? It how did that process
Speaker 1: go and how long? Since you've bought a new car.
Speaker 1: ONE double three six nine three, I MENTIONED earlier in
Speaker 1: the program paula i had actually, done test drive for
Speaker 1: a column and hopefully we'll get to the column. Before
Speaker 1: the end of this month The, New they Call, It.
Speaker 1: A tundra tundra from Toyota.
Speaker 7: Ah did you.
Speaker 22: Drive the tundra i'll.
Speaker 1: Tell, You the first. Couple of days i'm thinking, yeah
Speaker 1: but then after the week did You want to get,
Speaker 1: out of. It's fantastic before beautiful really gorgeous who would
Speaker 1: have thought that? We fall, in love with you Stay
Speaker 1: There We're Talking. To paul Up miss, auto cats it's
Speaker 1: a friday. Morning The straighter of A Night. Hello Paula
Speaker 1: known as miss auto paula cats had to, BUY a.
Speaker 1: CAR a little no i think I don't know whether
Speaker 1: you and. I have spoken about this before the idea
Speaker 1: of a, test drive is, A Little dull bit of
Speaker 1: boring but i'll often say to you have people, that
Speaker 1: are looking to buy something whether it be a new
Speaker 1: or whether, infect it be eighteen months old it is
Speaker 1: so important. To take it for a, drive, and, YOUR
Speaker 1: people some SAY oh no i know what i want and. They,
Speaker 1: don't even.
Speaker 15: Test drive it no they don't.
Speaker 36: And there's some.
Speaker 22: There's some stories Even with. Myself this is my i'm
Speaker 22: timed i'm a prime example, of NOT test driving a
Speaker 22: car and, i loved the look. Of it loved everything
Speaker 22: about it and it was, actually a, fee at five
Speaker 22: hundred you know, one.
Speaker 40: Of.
Speaker 36: THOSE little yeah yeah gorgeous yeah i, just LOVED the, look, of.
Speaker 22: IT and i. Went yeah no, i want, that didn't
Speaker 22: drive it and, unfortunately the positioning of the pedals so
Speaker 22: the brake and the accelerator or on such an angle.
Speaker 22: THAT it was overflexing my foot.
Speaker 15: I couldn't even drop the car your hips.
Speaker 1: Were moving in the WRONG direction, and that was, and
Speaker 1: i went you know what.
Speaker 22: You have to drive the car and you also have
Speaker 22: to ensure that you're set. Up properly on the test
Speaker 22: drive what's it like?
Speaker 1: When you're Buying a new vehicle And, now john's called
Speaker 1: IN that john?
Speaker 14: You bought what, I bought, it good morning Everyone.
Speaker 15: Hell WELL thank you morning john.
Speaker 14: Good i went out and HAD a look at a,
Speaker 14: at Aa patrol eight months ago and i'm. Absolutely in love,
Speaker 14: with this, thing IT'S a beast ABSOLUTE beast and i,
Speaker 14: Knew what i was looking for so that, MADE the.
Speaker 14: Journey a, lot easier.
Speaker 15: I Guess, but yeah that's great and john.
Speaker 1: You presumably you'd lusted Over for a period of? Time,
Speaker 1: Was this your first.
Speaker 14: Patrol No i've got two patrols actually i've, got The
Speaker 14: Old diesel as well which. I'm I'M in at the
Speaker 14: moment but i wanted to secure myself because myself and my,
Speaker 14: wife in a few years time we WANT to go
Speaker 14: to caravanning and i couldn't think of a better. Car
Speaker 14: to go caravanning than this so. My heart was set
Speaker 14: on this you.
Speaker 1: Had that because you wanted, the eight as opposed to
Speaker 1: say what you're going To. Get, these days from land cruiser.
Speaker 34: Yeah and.
Speaker 14: No fuss of just PETROL and, the LAST of the
Speaker 14: v eight. Says i, SAID in mat, fact but yeah i.
Speaker 14: Love it absolutely loved the car and.
Speaker 1: The process, OF doing, a deal was that i mean
Speaker 1: because not everybody does a, new car On a regular
Speaker 1: basis like maybe paula. Deals with it all the? Time
Speaker 1: was it a? Simple process was there a deal do you?
Speaker 1: Go through that angst around.
Speaker 31: That there was a bit of.
Speaker 14: Handling involved and what have you but, AT the end
Speaker 14: OF the day i knew what i wanted and THEY
Speaker 14: come to. The party and, I was happy they were
Speaker 14: happy and the salesman caught me once a month to
Speaker 14: SEE how my. Car's going, and i. LOVE that it's
Speaker 14: great absolutely fantastic, i, couldn't, speak highly? Of THEM.
Speaker 8: Which yeah?
Speaker 14: Which dealer can i, Say It Of course you can james.
Speaker 14: Wavely nissen here was just magnificent.
Speaker 1: Well sales team will be. Around to see Them, This morning.
Speaker 1: Good on your john thank. You THERE'S a great round
Speaker 1: there and i, guess if you have that, Experience, because
Speaker 1: as you well know paula sometimes people come back and say.
Speaker 1: That there was the worst dealer it was the worst.
Speaker 1: Possible experience at buying a car oh.
Speaker 36: That's that's the.
Speaker 22: Kind of worm to open up it's so hard to.
Speaker 22: Cover that off in one sentence, let me ask.
Speaker 3: You, this then in this.
Speaker 1: Current, climate, discounts, Still A thing no.
Speaker 22: No no and i'm so GLAD you asked that time
Speaker 22: because i remember the days where. You would walk into
Speaker 22: a well. It DIDN'T matter where my customers, WHEN i
Speaker 22: had a you know i was, full TIME with a
Speaker 22: brokerage business so i was helping, people buy cars every
Speaker 22: single day and it was it was expected that there
Speaker 22: would be ten fifteen. Percent off cars for MY clients
Speaker 22: it didn't matter if. I was buying fifty A month
Speaker 22: that was just whether.
Speaker 36: I was buying one or.
Speaker 22: Fifty, it was just an expectation, however now even as.
Speaker 22: A broker it does. Not exist the, percentages don't exist there's,
Speaker 22: you know, the tens of thousands. The THOUSANDS they just
Speaker 22: don't exist and i think consumers are still in the mindset. That,
Speaker 22: they do and they are unfortunately we are not being,
Speaker 22: educated through the government through tariffs through any form of
Speaker 22: trade agreements that have changed that have changed the, unfortunately
Speaker 22: the taxes and the duties which in turn changed.
Speaker 6: The ability for a dealer to.
Speaker 22: Be, able to discount a car yeah the.
Speaker 1: Luxury cortexst, we'll talk about that another time just very
Speaker 1: quickly with the with the the idea. Of just walking
Speaker 1: into a dealer is there a waiting, based ON current
Speaker 1: delivery and sales because i think they're just hovering AROUND
Speaker 1: last year's numbers As when i saw them? Last? Is
Speaker 1: there a. WAITING list yeah.
Speaker 22: They still is i mean obviously that it's going to
Speaker 22: be dependent, on model and. Also MANUFACTURING brands but there
Speaker 22: is and i think everyone knows That we don't make
Speaker 22: cars in australia anymore and most, of the, cars come
Speaker 22: from overseas and, overseas their, Timetable works different ours for
Speaker 22: example japan's And. A, financial year, is in, march yeah
Speaker 22: of course you know and they, close for a, Couple
Speaker 22: of months, So you know toyota have struggled mazers struggled
Speaker 22: for the last couple of months. With stock because they're
Speaker 22: on holidays so it's there is still. Going to be a,
Speaker 22: waiting game i'd say to consumers just give yourself, at
Speaker 22: least three to six months three to.
Speaker 1: Six, to go through that process well if.
Speaker 22: You want, to get exactly, what you, want if, you
Speaker 22: want precise, color precise interior if you want if, you're
Speaker 22: if you if you don't just want to walk into
Speaker 22: a DEALERSHIP and get. THE option of i don't. Know
Speaker 22: i say you want, black you know. They Oh no
Speaker 22: we've got.
Speaker 1: Silver paula god love you and levia except to. Say thank.
Speaker 1: YOU very very much it's fantasy a little bit. Of
Speaker 1: information goes a. Long way paula, known as misorder paula
Speaker 1: misorder cats. We love it twenty five past you've got to.
Speaker 1: LOVE lots of text coming through a dealer showed me
Speaker 1: A black, car turning back, and i. Said oh that's
Speaker 1: good black car? Do you have a darker one another
Speaker 1: text says that you don't Have to buy, a car
Speaker 1: in victoria. These days You just steal one ross and
Speaker 1: RUSS Coming. Up next three at. W brickey it's on.
Speaker 1: The Way have a fantastic weekend, lionel richie. Is a
Speaker 1: birthday today birthday boy he is seventy six and. He's
Speaker 1: still dancing on, The Ceiling If. You don't mind i'm,
Speaker 1: tony mack for all we. Know we, May never Meet
Speaker 1: again thank you young and jackson may hands only ever
Speaker 1: be held out in friendship and never in what