Speaker 1: Yeah, Hi, thanks for listening in today Simon Beaumont until
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Speaker 1: two is the text number as well. Have a yes
Speaker 1: no question for you in just a moment. There's some
Speaker 1: new rules it would seem for a tourism hot spot
Speaker 1: in the Southwest around Airbnbs. We'll try and find out
Speaker 1: why it is Bustleton and they are changing the rules
Speaker 1: around Airbnb's moving them out of residential areas. So we'll
Speaker 1: have a look at that on the show today. That
Speaker 1: could be that could be a game changer. Now the
Speaker 1: poly fakers shothole borer you if you're listening to Olie
Speaker 1: Peterson's Perth Live show. A couple of months ago, I
Speaker 1: think he spoke to Patrick Hall from the City of Canning,
Speaker 1: the mayor out there, and there was a company called
Speaker 1: Bioherbersides Australia who were trialing a funger side to get
Speaker 1: rid of the shothold borer. Now this it looks like this,
Speaker 1: particular to the Shothold Boar, is being extended into private properties.
Speaker 1: Have they struck up a partnership with deeperd Is the
Speaker 1: trial being extended out of Canning? And is it being
Speaker 1: a trial that is partnering up with Deeper? The state
Speaker 1: government agency will have a little look at that on
Speaker 1: the show today. That is being reported in the Subiac Post,
Speaker 1: in the Post newspaper group this morning. Good morning, Brett
Speaker 1: and Lloyd in the Gang, all your Friday favorites today, Jacko,
Speaker 1: Lisa Barnes, and Chris Murphy will be with us today
Speaker 1: and I wanted to ask you a yes, no question.
Speaker 1: Let's try and clear this up if we can.
Speaker 2: Right, Let's clear this up once and for all.
Speaker 1: Speculation continues to swirl that in the state budget, which
Speaker 1: will be handed down next week by a treasurer of Saffiotti,
Speaker 1: that the electricity rebates the credits might finish up. So
Speaker 1: the electricity rebates and credits we get. I think there's
Speaker 1: been four hundred dollars and three hundred dollars in the
Speaker 1: last couple of budgets that they may dry up. They
Speaker 1: may be no more so only speculation. It hasn't been confirmed.
Speaker 1: Rita was asked about it at a press conference yesterday,
Speaker 1: but I wanted to ask the question today, Yes or no?
Speaker 1: Do you need an electricity credit or an electricity rebate?
Speaker 1: Do you need one? Yes or no?
Speaker 3: Not?
Speaker 1: Do you want one? I mean we all want one,
Speaker 1: don't we be nice to get the three hundred dollars
Speaker 1: credit off our bills? But do you need one? Yes
Speaker 1: or no? Let me know today on the show. You
Speaker 1: can text in and let us know. Why do you
Speaker 1: need an electricity credit? Yes or no? Zero four eight
Speaker 1: seven triple nine eight eighty two. I'd love to hear
Speaker 1: from you today. Do you need an electricity credit?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 1: Want? Do you need one? Please let me know if
Speaker 1: that is the case, let our show know. Zero four
Speaker 1: eight seven triple nine eight eighty two is our text number.
Speaker 1: And spoke to one of our listeners yesterday. This guy
Speaker 1: will be well known if you for listened to six
Speaker 1: PR for a while to mouse and mouse reckons. He's
Speaker 1: had his power bill estimated, his synergy power bill estimated.
Speaker 1: It came in four hundred dollars high. And I want
Speaker 1: to ask you that question today. Have you had your
Speaker 1: power bill estimated? And how widespread are power bill estimations?
Speaker 1: So Western Power and Synergy, you are supposed to read
Speaker 1: your meter every couple of months when they do your
Speaker 1: power bill, but they often don't. They just estimate. So
Speaker 1: do you reckon your power bill is estimated? Have you
Speaker 1: ever challenged your power bill and estimation? And have you
Speaker 1: had a win? Love to hear from you today. You
Speaker 1: can call in zero, sorry, one, double three, eight eighty two?
Speaker 1: Have you had your power bill estimated?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 1: When I spoke to Mouse yesterday, he got a bill
Speaker 1: of twelve hundred, well over a thousand bucks, and it
Speaker 1: was four hundred dollars high because it was an estimation.
Speaker 1: So how widespread are power bill estimations? I'd love to
Speaker 1: hear from you today. Actually, on the website, if you
Speaker 1: go onto the Synergy website, there's a paragraph on there
Speaker 1: and they quite open and transparent. They do estimate power
Speaker 1: bills a lot of the times. So have you had
Speaker 1: your power bill estimated? And have you just ever decided
Speaker 1: to challenge it? Yes or no? Questions today? Trying to
Speaker 1: clear this up today? Do you need electricity credit? The
Speaker 1: yeses are threes and the nose are two, And we've
Speaker 1: had one that's split. I don't, but my parents do.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that. So the yeses are six. Now
Speaker 1: do you need electricity credit? Love to hear from you.
Speaker 1: It's eleven minutes past nine. Steve from Canning Mills. We
Speaker 1: need scheme water. We live inside the metropolite there. Yes
Speaker 1: from Brad most definitely yes is marsa Hallo. Mars gabs
Speaker 1: that she's the split one. I don't, my folks do.
Speaker 1: Robert says I need one as a pensioner. That comes
Speaker 1: in very handy. So a lot of correspondence on this already. No,
Speaker 1: we can live without the electricity rebates is at Ashley
Speaker 1: Brenda says No, we're doing good enough that it wouldn't
Speaker 1: be the end of the world. No, don't need a rebate,
Speaker 1: says another one of our listeners. Love to hear from
Speaker 1: you today. At this stage the yeses are six and
Speaker 1: the nose are seven one double three two. Do you
Speaker 1: need an electricity credit? This hasn't been confirmed by the
Speaker 1: government as yet by Treasurer Arita, but it could be
Speaker 1: the case when the budgets handed down next week that
Speaker 1: there will not be an electricity credit or rebaate anymore.
Speaker 1: Do you need an electricity credit? Yes is six? The
Speaker 1: nose of seven back in a second, Thanks your thoughts,
Speaker 1: Thanks for your company today. Yes, no, do you need electricity credits?
Speaker 1: As opposed do you want? Do you want one? Needs
Speaker 1: and wants. Tom Percy's SEMs to say it's a bad question.
Speaker 1: Well I understand the question, Tom, and I think most
Speaker 1: of our listeners do as well. Thank you for listening
Speaker 1: in do you need an electricity credit? Not do you
Speaker 1: want one? Do you need one? In other words, are
Speaker 1: you feeling the pinch? That's what it means, Tom. The
Speaker 1: yes is a twelve and the nose are eleven. Love
Speaker 1: to hear from you today. Steve says, I've been doing
Speaker 1: power meet meet her self reads for years. He saves
Speaker 1: powerbill stress. Thanks Steve So. Synergy openly state on their
Speaker 1: website that they often do estimations of our power bills.
Speaker 1: Another correspondence here a bit of correspondence from John. My
Speaker 1: wife did the power bill read the other day? It
Speaker 1: was thirteen hundred dollars. She rang up and asked for
Speaker 1: small meter, then we can check it properly. They wouldn't
Speaker 1: give us one. They told us to read it, says
Speaker 1: John So. People do do self reading one double three
Speaker 1: eight eighty two. Do you need an electricity credit? Budgets
Speaker 1: to be handed down next week as opposed to you
Speaker 1: want one? Yes, I want to rebate to cover all
Speaker 1: the new surch charges that the companies are raising as
Speaker 1: of the first of July, says Rob. Thank you, Rob. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm on an age pension. And says Peter, Peter, the
Speaker 1: rebates and the credits for concession card holders will continue,
Speaker 1: I reckon, and there's a lot of them. Accommodation, housing, electricity, utilities, travel,
Speaker 1: public transport. There's a lot of concessions for concession card
Speaker 1: holders and so they should be love to hear from you. Today.
Speaker 1: The city of Bussington have decided to ban short stay
Speaker 1: accommodation in certain parts of the ship, mostly around residential
Speaker 1: areas of the ship. It's a big place city of
Speaker 1: bust and Phil Cronin is the mayor and joins us.
Speaker 5: Now, gooday Phil, good morning sum How's things going.
Speaker 1: Going very well? Thanks, nice to talk to you. What
Speaker 1: why do this? Why he trying to move these airbnbs
Speaker 1: into the rental market, are you.
Speaker 5: Look, there's a number of different approaches, but one of
Speaker 5: the issues we are obviously facing from our community. Is
Speaker 5: that that pressure that is currently on the rental market.
Speaker 5: We also are dealing with the fact that we have
Speaker 5: over thirteen hundred unhosted registered properties. So I want to
Speaker 5: say unhosted that's you know, a short stake rental accommodation.
Speaker 5: So yeah, look, it's it was we got to a
Speaker 5: point where we thought, maybe we need to control this. Also,
Speaker 5: you know, there is a feeling that if you are
Speaker 5: in a particularly just a standard residential area, you know,
Speaker 5: young family with kids, the kids are going to school,
Speaker 5: and suddenly someone pops up a hotel next door to you,
Speaker 5: it's just a little bit unfair. So it's an all
Speaker 5: round solution to a number of issues and it gives
Speaker 5: us a little better controlled moving forward.
Speaker 1: Is there do I get a sense feel that maybe
Speaker 1: people who do you know, might book into Bussleton to
Speaker 1: come down for i know, for Levers Week or a
Speaker 1: festival in town or a concert or whatever it is
Speaker 1: that is around behavior as well.
Speaker 5: A little bit. Yes, we do obviously get those complaints.
Speaker 5: It's more so with a number of cars parking on
Speaker 5: the streets and then people filling up a bin that
Speaker 5: might get left out because there's no one living there
Speaker 5: when the bins bins are picked up, so bins don't
Speaker 5: get put back, or the bins are overflowing. You get
Speaker 5: issues when people do, unfortunately bring their dogs down and
Speaker 5: they leave their dogs in when they go out maybe
Speaker 5: for dinner, and the dog barks all night. So we
Speaker 5: do we do deal with those issues as well, and
Speaker 5: we're trying to move the areas down to more the
Speaker 5: sort of the tourist areas, closer to the beaches and
Speaker 5: more appropriate areas.
Speaker 1: Okay, so in Busso Phil you've got residential bussleton, you've
Speaker 1: got vas, you've got parts of duns as well. That
Speaker 1: all of these areas will be exempt from unhosted common Yeah,
Speaker 1: they'll be.
Speaker 6: Well look called non preferred. And at the end of
Speaker 6: the day, if and I want to be clear.
Speaker 5: That if you currently have a registered and unhosted it's
Speaker 5: such a long winded they used to be called holiday
Speaker 5: homes and they change the wording. But in essence, if
Speaker 5: you've got one and you keep up your you keep
Speaker 5: you know, renewing it, you will be allowed to do it.
Speaker 5: But anyone else coming in from new and they apply,
Speaker 5: they won't be allowed to. So the ones that are
Speaker 5: currently there, they'll be classed as nonconforming, but they can
Speaker 5: keep it. But we have a situation where nearly well
Speaker 5: just over eight percent of our housing stock is registered
Speaker 5: for you know, unhosted accommodation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, gotcha. Well you know it is the it's a
Speaker 1: I would imagine the other tourism destinations like Albany, like
Speaker 1: Margaret River, they'll be looking to see how this works
Speaker 1: for you guys. I think you're the first to do it.
Speaker 1: I think, aren't you.
Speaker 5: We are Augusta, Margaret River have always had non preferred
Speaker 5: areas and they've had like a system where if you're
Speaker 5: within three hunundred meters of the town, you're allowed it,
Speaker 5: and you're allowed it in certainly I think maybe Gracetown
Speaker 5: and now about those sort of more the beachy areas.
Speaker 5: So it's a similar idea which we you know, I've
Speaker 5: been monitoring for some time and I you know, the
Speaker 5: council have decided it was it was a good move.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, good to talk to you, Phil, see
Speaker 1: what our listeners think. Thanks thanks so much, Thanks so much.
Speaker 1: By Phil Cronin from the city of Bustleton. So in
Speaker 1: parts of Busselton Vas, parts of Dunsbrough. These houses. These
Speaker 1: are residential homes, and they if you are applying to
Speaker 1: from you from now, if you're applying to become an
Speaker 1: Airbnb or an unhosted accommodation site, you won't be allowed
Speaker 1: to do it. So eight percent of bustled and houses
Speaker 1: are unhosted accommodation. How's that I stay in residential houses
Speaker 1: sometimes Airbnb? Have done it in Albany, have done in
Speaker 1: Busso done it up north and it's good. You don't
Speaker 1: cause any trouble. I don't think we go down there
Speaker 1: with the family. You know you're sometimes you're staying in
Speaker 1: a house where the family are there already. So this
Speaker 1: is a fairly big change that Buzzleton are attempting. What
Speaker 1: do you reckon, listeners one double three eight eighty two
Speaker 1: when you stay in one of these places whatever they
Speaker 1: call down these Airbnb, but now they're called all sorts
Speaker 1: of things. Are you happy to stay just in a
Speaker 1: residential house? Don't need to stay in a fancy beach
Speaker 1: shack or somewhere near the ocean or somewhere near a river.
Speaker 1: What do you reckon one double three eight eighty two?
Speaker 1: Do you think this is a good idea. Busselton are
Speaker 1: doing this. Augusta mart River already do it in parts
Speaker 1: of parts of Mark River town site. Thanks for listening
Speaker 1: in and make your thoughts known. Have you stayed in
Speaker 1: AIRB and B in a normal house? One double three
Speaker 1: eighty two? Do you need a power rebate or a
Speaker 1: power credit? David says, I need a power of beatus.
Speaker 1: I can't afford a big mac anymore. McDonald's is now
Speaker 1: so expensive. I didn't know that. I don't really noticed
Speaker 1: that one. This one, Hi, Simon, This is from Jacob.
Speaker 1: Hello Jake. Yes, we need assistance barely scrape through weekly.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Good luck to you. Davo says, have a
Speaker 1: good weekend. Thanks Dave. I will no, I don't need
Speaker 1: an electricity credit. I'd rather have no ambulance ramping. Thank you.
Speaker 1: This concept of bill estimation, Matt says, good a bowie.
Speaker 1: Both Synergy and Western Power estimating average Billy is nothing
Speaker 1: more than a lazy cost saving exercise by not having
Speaker 1: to pay meter readers. This type of blanket approach doesn't
Speaker 1: take into a consideration if you're away for your property
Speaker 1: for extended periods of time. Matt, I had no idea
Speaker 1: about this. So our man Mouse told me about it yesterday.
Speaker 1: His bill was estimated. It was four hundred dollars high,
Speaker 1: one double three eighty two. I'm Simon Beaumont listening to
Speaker 1: Perth today. Is twenty three past nine. Bianca Carboni joins
Speaker 1: us from the nine news room. A tow truck company
Speaker 1: has been set on fire. Bianca joins us.
Speaker 3: Now by there, Hi, Simon, Where are you, Simon?
Speaker 7: I'm in Morley. I'm just to clarify tow truck businesses
Speaker 7: are aokay here. What we know is that police saying
Speaker 7: two cars were deliberately set on five this morning around
Speaker 7: three point thirty am. It's behind a business on Runlock
Speaker 7: Road in Morley. That's where I am now. Firefighters arrived
Speaker 7: about an hour after that fire starter, and by that
Speaker 7: time both cars were completely destroyed. I've been speaking with
Speaker 7: multiple business owners here this morning. They've told me one
Speaker 7: of the cars belonged to the owner of a graphics company,
Speaker 7: which are raps cars details cars. So that car was
Speaker 7: an unregistered and uninsured nineteen ninety nine BMW. So that's
Speaker 7: been completely destroyed. The owner had intended to use it
Speaker 7: to help train his employees. The other car belonged to
Speaker 7: a panel beater here and that car was here due
Speaker 7: to be repaired, so those have both been completely destroyed.
Speaker 7: The fire also spread to a nearby business that was
Speaker 7: a Hindu prayer tables business, so they sell prayer tables
Speaker 7: to people, and luckily none of that wood caught on fire.
Speaker 7: It was just the roof that was damaged there, and
Speaker 7: that business is insured. But very suspicious blaze here with
Speaker 7: those two cars deliberately lit and police are now searching
Speaker 7: for who they say is an artinist.
Speaker 1: So is there a connection with the tow truck company
Speaker 1: that was the original story we heard today? Are those
Speaker 1: cars related to the tow truck company that's there the business?
Speaker 7: There's no evidence with stage to suggest any link to
Speaker 7: a tow truck company Simon.
Speaker 1: Okay, So just private cars out the back of the
Speaker 1: business premises, were they.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're situated between multiple businesses here that are in
Speaker 7: a bit of a unit not quite a unit complex,
Speaker 7: but multiple warehouses stacked next to each other. So the
Speaker 7: cars were parked between those businesses and for whatever reason,
Speaker 7: we're seen on CCTV Bigger come by around three point
Speaker 7: thirty this morning and police stay deliberately light fire right
Speaker 7: where those cars were. So we're at that scene now
Speaker 7: we can see these cars have been completely melted. The rain,
Speaker 7: no doubt, helped firefighters put out that fire this morning,
Speaker 7: but no doubt very devastating for the owners of those vehicles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, private vehicles. Well, biancle, we'll see and hear your
Speaker 1: stories on nine throughout the course of the day and
Speaker 1: tonight and this afternoon. Thank you, Thank you Bianca Carboni.
Speaker 1: So originally this was it was thought to be a
Speaker 1: target at attack on a tow truck company, but Bianca's
Speaker 1: confirmed for us there that it's their private cars, not
Speaker 1: related to the tow truck company at all. So we'll
Speaker 1: hear a little bit more during the course of the day.
Speaker 1: Thev thank you for listening. In Yes, no, do you
Speaker 1: need an electricity credit? The yes it is are twenty
Speaker 1: seven and the nose are twenty three. So the question
Speaker 1: is about do you do you I guess we'd all
Speaker 1: want one, but do you do you need one? Now
Speaker 1: we've had a couple of questions, how do you know
Speaker 1: if your power is an estimate? And I'll come back
Speaker 1: to that in just a moment, because it is describe
Speaker 1: quite clearly on the Synergy website. You look at your
Speaker 1: bill and you'll be able to tell whether it's an
Speaker 1: estimation or not. Stay listening the best of the best.
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Speaker 1: this is not confirmed from the state governmental from a
Speaker 1: Treasurer of Safiordy as yet. The budget will be handed
Speaker 1: down next week. Yes, no, do you need an electricity credit?
Speaker 1: Not do you want one? Do you need one? In
Speaker 1: other words, are you're doing it a bit tough? Yes?
Speaker 1: Is a twenty eight in the nose? Are twenty five?
Speaker 1: Phil sent us a text if your property is locked
Speaker 1: and your meter box is inaccessible, the usage will be estimated.
Speaker 1: Thank you Phil. That is certainly the case. Just to
Speaker 1: looking at the website, the Synergy website, it says how
Speaker 1: can I tell if my bill has been estimated? There's
Speaker 1: a natural part of the website and it says, take
Speaker 1: a look at your bill and find that how much
Speaker 1: energy have you used?
Speaker 5: Chart?
Speaker 1: If your bill has been estimated, this bill horizontal bar
Speaker 1: will be shaded white. It will also be written in
Speaker 1: confirmation that the bill has been estimated below the chart.
Speaker 1: So just looking at an example of that on my phone,
Speaker 1: so as I say, how wide spread is this? And
Speaker 1: have you ever challenged an estimated bill and been successful?
Speaker 1: Up to hear from you today? If you've got a
Speaker 1: dog on your property, meterbox inaccessible, properly locked, then it
Speaker 1: will be estimated. But I wonder how wide spread it is.
Speaker 1: Had some suggestion that sometimes meta readers only come once
Speaker 1: a year to some of the properties from Danny. Danny says,
Speaker 1: I don't need a power rebate but I do know
Speaker 1: people that do. I think all rebate should be means tested,
Speaker 1: so it's only distributed to households that don't need it.
Speaker 1: Why handout free money to those that don't really need it? Danny,
Speaker 1: there is I think it's called utility's Hardship scheme on
Speaker 1: the government offer up and you obviously have that would
Speaker 1: be means tested and is a I guess it's some
Speaker 1: sort of form that you have to fill in. Thanks Danny,
Speaker 1: thanks for your corresponds. Today it's twenty nine minutes to
Speaker 1: ten o'clock. Today's a day where Murray WAT should receive
Speaker 1: a response from Woodside. As you know, provisionally Murray what
Speaker 1: the Environment Minister did allow Woodside ten days to respond
Speaker 1: to conditions he wanted to put on with regards the
Speaker 1: extension of their contract their oil and or their gas
Speaker 1: contract up on the Northwest Shelf. So today's the day
Speaker 1: and as a result of which there are pro testers
Speaker 1: out in abundance today and they're going to five different
Speaker 1: wamp's officers to protest in addition, and they're going to
Speaker 1: hand in the letter. So I do have a copy
Speaker 1: of them. An open letter here from Australian scientists and
Speaker 1: experts to reject the Northwest Shelf Project extension. So I
Speaker 1: have that in front of me here. It's quite technical
Speaker 1: and it talks about some of the emissions up on
Speaker 1: the Northwest Shelf. Just looking through the list of people
Speaker 1: whose names on their Carmen Lawrence's name is on there.
Speaker 1: One of the names I recognize, Fiona Stanley is on there.
Speaker 1: Joe Valentine, who is I don't think is the professor
Speaker 1: Peter Newman's on there who he talked to regularly on
Speaker 1: the program. Copete's on there. And there's a couple of
Speaker 1: others as well, but they're the West Australian names I
Speaker 1: recognize on the open letter. But it's a letter from
Speaker 1: Australian scientists and experts to reject the Northwest Shelf Project extension.
Speaker 1: On a related issue, Hamish Hasty from WA Today has
Speaker 1: a story that is related and this is around Woodside's
Speaker 1: hopes to drill in the brows. Hamish Hasty joins us
Speaker 1: now from wh Today. Hey, Bowie, how good explain this
Speaker 1: to us? This is a this is a type of
Speaker 1: oil stopping technology that Woodside purportally could be using, but
Speaker 1: another one of the another one of the mining oil
Speaker 1: and Gas Giants has rejected it yet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so this is this is related to BROWSE, which
Speaker 6: is kind of separate to the Northwest Shelf approval that
Speaker 6: you were mentioning just before. This is kind of the
Speaker 6: Browse's the end goal, So the Northwest Shelf. They needed
Speaker 6: that approval to make BROWS happen, and Brows will be
Speaker 6: the replacement gas for the Northwest Shelf gas that's that's
Speaker 6: kind of currently running out for Woodside now. So this
Speaker 6: is crucial to that company's long term plans. And recently
Speaker 6: they they made a big amendment to their environmental approval
Speaker 6: application because we reported I think it was last year
Speaker 6: that it was looking like that wasn't that BROWS wasn't
Speaker 6: going to get approval, so would kind of hurriedly made
Speaker 6: a bunch of amendments, and one of these amendments to
Speaker 6: make a more environmentally sound One of those amendments was
Speaker 6: to introduce new technology that would stop blowouts of well
Speaker 6: holes where so you know, stop hydrocarbons from leaking and
Speaker 6: causing the aw cords sorts of havoc at nearby reef
Speaker 6: reef there. And they say that this new technology can
Speaker 6: kind of bring bring an oil leak down from seventy
Speaker 6: seven days to twelve hours, which you know is obviously
Speaker 6: a big win for them if they're trying to get
Speaker 6: environmental approval when they can kind of say that they
Speaker 6: can drastically reduce the time of a spill. But yeah,
Speaker 6: so that that technology that they're saying will do that.
Speaker 6: The Chevron themselves, that they have their own kind of
Speaker 6: environment environmental approvals process, is going for different projects off
Speaker 6: off the coast of w A And they actually said
Speaker 6: in a in a response to some public comments last
Speaker 6: year that that technology was untested and you know, it
Speaker 6: didn't didn't suit them for the efforts that they're doing. So,
Speaker 6: you know, it just kind of the greens here int
Speaker 6: w A kind of pointed to that to say, well, look,
Speaker 6: if Chevron, one of the biggest players in this industry
Speaker 6: is saying that this technology you know, isn't proven, doesn't work,
Speaker 6: then why Woodside saying it does?
Speaker 1: All right? So that that that forms part of the
Speaker 1: as you say, some of the detail the protesters are
Speaker 1: talking about today in the open letter's out today's delivered
Speaker 1: to the five MP's officers Hamif so game on, it'd
Speaker 1: be it might be a bit of a moot point
Speaker 1: today or today's protest might be might be moot if
Speaker 1: the if Murray, what gives Woodside another extension? Hey, it
Speaker 1: might might not be the day of days?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, and it's a bit awkward like this, this
Speaker 6: North Shelf stuff because there was public holidays and so
Speaker 6: this ten day figure has been very fluid. And then yeah, Murray,
Speaker 6: what's saying yesterday? That could be extended? So yeah, we're
Speaker 6: just sitting waite and.
Speaker 1: Wishing yes for sure or make good story. Always good
Speaker 1: to talk to you, have a good day, Bowie Hamish
Speaker 1: Hasty from w a Today reporter and of course the
Speaker 1: state political editor as well. So that you know, all
Speaker 1: all roads are meant to lead to today. This is
Speaker 1: the day when Woodside are supposed to respond to Murray
Speaker 1: Watt's conditions. We have asked to speak to Woodside, We
Speaker 1: asked to speak to Murray wat as well. Unsuccessfully. Everyone's
Speaker 1: out of range or on planes or have you. But
Speaker 1: it's you know, today may or may not be the
Speaker 1: day of days, but there are protests planned from the
Speaker 1: I think it's from the It's not disrupt borrough harbors.
Speaker 1: It's the climate. The climate guys that we speak to
Speaker 1: on the program. I'll bring that in sex. Sorry, on,
Speaker 1: I can't recall the call. Is it the Conservation Council
Speaker 1: of w A. Isn't it? Who's doing the protest today?
Speaker 1: Wonderuble three eight eighty two? Hi Brandon, how are you going.
Speaker 8: Morning?
Speaker 9: Bowie?
Speaker 10: I could give you a name for him, but probably
Speaker 10: just a bit of a loadown on the meta reading
Speaker 10: and the remote meta reading, so it's not uncommon, but
Speaker 10: not common if that makes sense. And you know meters
Speaker 10: that are probably five or six years old can be
Speaker 10: remotely read via bluetirths and Wi Fi, so anything new
Speaker 10: would be to be getting readings from them if they
Speaker 10: can get within range of the meta.
Speaker 11: If you have.
Speaker 10: A meter that's on estimations, they're generally pretty close to
Speaker 10: what your estimation would be or what your actual usage
Speaker 10: would be. You need to submit some evidence every we
Speaker 10: You can submit evidence yearly of what your actual reading
Speaker 10: is so that you know you could potentially being credit
Speaker 10: or endeavor synergy over that period of time.
Speaker 1: So have you done that? Brandan? Do you send in
Speaker 1: your own meter readings?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 10: I work work in the industry obviously and know those
Speaker 10: processes for you. But yeah, it's not uncommon, but most
Speaker 10: of the most of the well all of the new
Speaker 10: meters can be remotely monitored, so it would just generally
Speaker 10: be older meters but there's no access. They haven't been
Speaker 10: upgraded or you know, Synergy or Western Power haven't been
Speaker 10: able to get in and upgrade those meters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right mate, good to hear from me,
Speaker 1: Thanks Brendan. So there's a works in the industry. Ashley
Speaker 1: I Reckon reads his own energy meter gat A Ashley.
Speaker 13: He this Simon.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 13: We when a couple of years ago they put in
Speaker 13: one of those smart meters so they can now access
Speaker 13: and read it remotely. But prior to that, for probably
Speaker 13: five years, we had a situation where they start to
Speaker 13: estimate because we've got this game and it's not accessible.
Speaker 13: But then they gave us an option to self read.
Speaker 14: So every two or.
Speaker 13: Three months we'd get an email from Synergy prompting me
Speaker 13: to look at my meter, go online and submit the
Speaker 13: information from the meter, and then they would build us
Speaker 13: based on that. Yep, we've got solar panels and everything,
Speaker 13: so we'd put in what we'd used and then the
Speaker 13: credit back sort of just the numbers off the meter
Speaker 13: and it was always accurate that way. So people can
Speaker 13: nominate to be self readers, and then once a year
Speaker 13: they would ask us to send a photo of the
Speaker 13: meter just to make sure it matched up to what
Speaker 13: we were telling them. And they worked for probably five years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, so they changed it. Yeah, the new
Speaker 1: smart meters can be read remotely. I get that. But
Speaker 1: the old meters you can sell off reading and that's
Speaker 1: definitely an option on there on the website as well.
Speaker 1: Actually I've noted that this morning, So thank you mate,
Speaker 1: thanks for letting us know. So how many if you've
Speaker 1: got an old meter and old how many of these
Speaker 1: things are estimated? How widespread is it? If you look
Speaker 1: at your power bill, the white the chart, if it's white,
Speaker 1: if the horizontal horizontal bar chart is white, that means
Speaker 1: it's been estimated. I'd love to hear from you today. Yes. No,
Speaker 1: do you need an electricity credit? The yes, the thirty
Speaker 1: one the nose are thirty. You may have heard Olie
Speaker 1: Peterson talking to Patrick Hall, a mayor of the City
Speaker 1: of Canning, a couple of months back, about this herbicide
Speaker 1: that was being tried on trees infested with a shothold
Speaker 1: borer now it would appear. It would appear according to
Speaker 1: the Post newspaper group today to the Subi Post that
Speaker 1: this fungicide is now being tried on private properties and
Speaker 1: could could potentially be a partnership being formed up with
Speaker 1: deeperd We'll come back to that topic in just a moment.
Speaker 1: It is eighteen and a half minutes to ten. The
Speaker 1: questions today do you need an electricity credit three hundred
Speaker 1: dollars or the four hundred dollars the rebate? Or do
Speaker 1: do or just do you want one? So the question
Speaker 1: is do you need one? In other words, you're doing
Speaker 1: it a bit tough. So yes, it's thirty one and
Speaker 1: the nose are thirty. Thanks for listening in today, John, Yeah,
Speaker 1: good morning.
Speaker 15: I definitely need a credit. Why because a couple of things. Firstly,
Speaker 15: I'm an old age pensioner and secondly, with having a
Speaker 15: very cold winter, so therefore I've got the heater on
Speaker 15: a lot, so I'm going to use a lot of power,
Speaker 15: not only myself, A lot of other people will, but
Speaker 15: those that can afford to pay, well, that's different.
Speaker 16: But I can't.
Speaker 15: So I hope that they look at it from a
Speaker 15: right perspective and looked at it from both sides of
Speaker 15: the coin that some can and some can't. I certainly
Speaker 15: as an old age pensioner with everything else going up,
Speaker 15: you know, petal food, et cetera, et cetera, it's not easy.
Speaker 1: So that's that's my Yeah, thank you mate, good luck
Speaker 1: to you. I'll put you in the yes column. Do
Speaker 1: you John needs and let the credit or three hundred
Speaker 1: dollars or four hundred dollars whatever it is. Just and
Speaker 1: you know there are a lot of rebates available, credits
Speaker 1: available for a concession card holders. Well, I do understand that.
Speaker 1: And that's targeted, isn't it. That's targeted people doing it tough.
Speaker 1: I don't think there's any argument about that. Story has
Speaker 1: appeared in the front page of the Subi Post today
Speaker 1: and as I mentioned, Patrick Hall spoke to Olipedis in
Speaker 1: a while ago about a company called Bioherbicides Australia that
Speaker 1: are trying trialing a chemical capsule in city of Canning
Speaker 1: to try and combat the little beetle. This Bolli Faker
Speaker 1: Shothold Borer, John Shamanski is from Bioherbicides Australia joins us
Speaker 1: now good a John.
Speaker 17: Oh Good abst Simon and thanks for inviting me on
Speaker 17: your program to share information with your listeners.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So we know about the trial in Canning. But
Speaker 1: the poster reporting today that you might have been invited
Speaker 1: to treat some private private trees, trees on private residence
Speaker 1: in the western suburbs. Is that off your own bat?
Speaker 1: Is that in conjunction with the council? Is that in
Speaker 1: partnership with DEEPERD.
Speaker 17: No, look, it is off our own bat. I mean
Speaker 17: we're obviously our goal is is to develop a treatment
Speaker 17: that's going to save our trees. You know, everyone knows
Speaker 17: how bad shot old War is. So yeah, it is
Speaker 17: our own initiative. But we've initially worked with the City
Speaker 17: of Canning and we've completed a.
Speaker 14: Lot of work there.
Speaker 17: We've still got some more trials going in by Centennial Park,
Speaker 17: but we need to do more trials just to work
Speaker 17: out the extent of the treatment, how well it works
Speaker 17: in different circumstances. All the results we have now are
Speaker 17: extremely positive, but we just do need to do more trials.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Sure. I note that there's been some four thousand
Speaker 1: trees removed since twenty twenty one. There seems to be
Speaker 1: a little bit of a shift here, John, and that
Speaker 1: you guys are being talked about as a treatment. But
Speaker 1: spoke to Allison Zimon last week from Vincent's and they
Speaker 1: are now they've been told by Deeper they can just
Speaker 1: remove limbs and branches rather than removing tire tree. So
Speaker 1: we're slowly getting used to the idea of fighting the bug,
Speaker 1: you know, containment and eradication. The whole metro area is
Speaker 1: a zone now quarantine zone. But we're slightly starting to
Speaker 1: catch up with how to treat this thing and how
Speaker 1: to keep it at bay, aren't we.
Speaker 17: Yeah, Look, I think so. Chemical treatments really do hold
Speaker 17: out most hope.
Speaker 14: Look, there is no doubt.
Speaker 17: Sometimes you know, you've got deadlines. You've got to remove
Speaker 17: them for all sorts of reasons, eradication purposes and safety
Speaker 17: as well. But the chemical treatment, by injecting capsules into
Speaker 17: the base of the tree, it sends the chemical right
Speaker 17: throughout the whole tree, or at least all the healthy
Speaker 17: parts of the tree and kills those beetles and the
Speaker 17: fungus and stops reinfestation. So, you know, just removing something
Speaker 17: as it doesn't necessarily kill. There's lots of beetles out
Speaker 17: there that doesn't kill all the beetles, but our treatment
Speaker 17: so far it appears to be doing that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. How much longer is the trial in Canning? John?
Speaker 17: Yeah, Look, we've done we've done a fair bit of
Speaker 17: work there. We we've already established that it kills beetles
Speaker 17: and the fungus. We want to know how long it
Speaker 17: lasts for too, So you know, we want to come
Speaker 17: back to our trial trees in a year's time, in
Speaker 17: two years time, in three years time. We've got some
Speaker 17: evidence that the treatment can possibly last up to three
Speaker 17: or more years before a tree needs to be retreated
Speaker 17: because the shothold boar is here to stay. You know,
Speaker 17: it's not irradicable. And so we've now got to really
Speaker 17: put our efforts into how we actually going to protect trees.
Speaker 17: How are we going to save trees? That's what we
Speaker 17: need to do.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: One of our listeners, Colin has asked us, what's your
Speaker 1: what's the capsule call? What's the product called? John?
Speaker 17: Actually, look on my O Njul. We've given it a
Speaker 17: name yet, shothold boar capsule.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 17: You know, they're a chemical in there. There are insecticides
Speaker 17: in there, there are fungicides in there. It just dissolves
Speaker 17: with the tree's moisture and then goes through the tree.
Speaker 17: And I guess at some stage, yes, well, we'll need
Speaker 17: to get a good name for it. Maybe the listeners
Speaker 17: could suggest.
Speaker 1: One Colin, one of our listeners asked, is the capsule
Speaker 1: and is the treatment you're using? Is that okay for
Speaker 1: the water table?
Speaker 14: Yes.
Speaker 17: Look, we've only got you know, when you are injecting
Speaker 17: any kind of chemical systemically, so in other words, into
Speaker 17: the tree itself, you only have to use very small
Speaker 17: amounts of chemical. We're talking about milligrams, right, so where
Speaker 17: you know, if you look at it, a tree probably
Speaker 17: gets maybe two teaspoons or one tea spoon of chemical
Speaker 17: right into a tree, depending on the size of the tree.
Speaker 17: So we're talking about extremely small amounts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, to go back to where we started, John,
Speaker 1: this is John Shumanski, one from Biohbicides. To go back
Speaker 1: to where we started. Are you in talks with deeper
Speaker 1: and about trees on private properties as yet? Is there
Speaker 1: a partnership in the offing?
Speaker 17: Look, we would certainly like to work and we have
Speaker 17: right from the start we wanted to work more closely
Speaker 17: with government, but that hasn't happened. The work we're doing
Speaker 17: is really independent of DEEPERD but we are dependent on
Speaker 17: them for approvals for our trials and there was a
Speaker 17: time even up to recently where it appeared that approvals
Speaker 17: were not forthcoming. But there has been I believe some
Speaker 17: change in approach by Deepurd and government and so now
Speaker 17: we've got approvals to do work on private land and
Speaker 17: it appears the local governments around the traps have also
Speaker 17: now starting to receive approvals like Whiteman Park and Cambridge
Speaker 17: have been given approval some work in Hyde Park.
Speaker 14: So there has.
Speaker 17: Been a shift. And look, we have been offered money
Speaker 17: by for our work, which our guess indicates a shift
Speaker 17: in the stance on our work. I believe through the
Speaker 17: Minister of Environment and through the West Australian Agricultural Research
Speaker 17: Committee have offered us money to assist with trials. We
Speaker 17: have thanked those organizations for that offer. But we are
Speaker 17: very very concerned about using money from the public purse.
Speaker 17: We have already sorted a model where we can fund
Speaker 17: our trials through the LGAs and private property. We can
Speaker 17: fund that ourselves through the user who pays in a sense,
Speaker 17: and so we're very mindful of not using government money
Speaker 17: when wet, we don't need to. So we certainly thank
Speaker 17: the Government of Deeper for that offer.
Speaker 1: A John good to talk to you. Good luck with it.
Speaker 17: Thank you, Simon and.
Speaker 1: John Schamansky from Buyer Herb Sides Australia. So the story
Speaker 1: in the post today sees these capsules being used on
Speaker 1: trees on private properties, which is new, and we're trying
Speaker 1: to find out whether John's crew are in talks with government.
Speaker 1: Is this the future, this capsule that you can inject
Speaker 1: into trees. And as I say, you heard heard Oli
Speaker 1: talking about this story. A couple of months ago, Israel
Speaker 1: have launched a preemptive strike on Iran's capital, Tehran. This
Speaker 1: is the IDF have said this morning. It is Israel
Speaker 1: had to take action. They targeted what they say are
Speaker 1: military targets and strategic targets. This is Benjamin Netanyatu address.
Speaker 9: A short time ago, Israel launched Operation Rising Lion, targeted
Speaker 9: military operation to roll back the Uranian threat to Israel's
Speaker 9: very survival. This operation will continue for as many days
Speaker 9: as it takes to remove this threat. For decades, the
Speaker 9: tyrants of Dhran have brazenly openly called for Israel's destruction.
Speaker 9: They've backed up their genocidal rhetoric with a program to
Speaker 9: develop nuclear weapons. In recent years, Iran has produced enough
Speaker 9: highly enriched uranium for nine atom bombs. Nine In recent months,
Speaker 9: Iran has taken steps that it has never taken before,
Speaker 9: steps to weaponize this enriched uranium. And if not stopped,
Speaker 9: Iran could produce a nuclear weapon in a very short time.
Speaker 9: It could be a year, it could be within a
Speaker 9: few months, less than a year. This is a clear
Speaker 9: and present danger to Israel's very survival. As the Bible
Speaker 9: teaches us, when someone comes to kill you, rise and
Speaker 9: act first. This is exactly what Israel has done today.
Speaker 9: We have risen like lions to defend ourselves, and by
Speaker 9: defending ourselves, we defend many others, and we roll back
Speaker 9: on murderous tyranny. Generations from now history will record at
Speaker 9: our generation students ground acted in time and secured our
Speaker 9: common future. They God bless Israel. May God bless the
Speaker 9: forces of civilization everywhere.
Speaker 1: So that's Benjamin Netanyahu, who is the Prime Minister of Israel,
Speaker 1: the longest serving in history. Of course, So a preemptive
Speaker 1: strike in Iraq's capital, Tehran, so they're saying their military
Speaker 1: target strategic to targets uranium enrichment plants among those. No
Speaker 1: comment from Tehran from Iran as yet, there has been
Speaker 1: a state of emergency declared in Israel. Just popped up
Speaker 1: on our monitors here. Thank you for listening. It is
Speaker 1: five minutes to ten o'clock. Pretty even spread on our
Speaker 1: polls today. Yes. No, Do you need an electricity credit?
Speaker 1: Yeses are thirty eight and the nose are thirty nine.
Speaker 1: One of our texts corresponds is forget the power rebate.
Speaker 1: We can always turn off the lights. How about giving
Speaker 1: us a rental rebate instead? Thank you. A lot of
Speaker 1: people saying yes. Look, some of these government rebate schemes
Speaker 1: do look good, and they sound good and they're well intentioned,
Speaker 1: but they're complex and difficult to access. I reckon it'd
Speaker 1: be fair to say under this government in the previous
Speaker 1: term and this term, I find if you are late
Speaker 1: with a bill, you paying a bill for you gas,
Speaker 1: your water, electricity, and sometimes your infringement. You find your infringements.
Speaker 1: There is a little bit of leniency and there's good
Speaker 1: sort of services you can access to go on payment
Speaker 1: plans and things. I think that's the modern way, isn't
Speaker 1: it that? That's a big part of this. I would
Speaker 1: have thought, do you need electricity credit? The yeses are
Speaker 1: thirty eight and the nose are thirty nine, with forty
Speaker 1: Sport and Life with Glenn Jakovitch coming up in in
Speaker 1: just a moment. This one here from from Mark we
Speaker 1: good if they on the poly fagus shothole border, be good.
Speaker 1: If they can fix gore wasp too. It's a scourge
Speaker 1: ring Darren scene or tomorrow mate between six and eight.
Speaker 1: And this one here from Angela. It was very interesting,
Speaker 1: she says. I think she'd look into the water corp
Speaker 1: and they're ted pricing for usage. Do you use too
Speaker 1: much water? You move up to higher to your pricing,
Speaker 1: stay at that level until resets the following year. Can
Speaker 1: you please look into this forest? Thanks and we'll do.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Thanks listening in ten o'clock now, Glen Jackovich
Speaker 1: up next. It's still good, it's very good, it's still worse.
Speaker 18: It's very good.
Speaker 19: We still know photo down at the South Junior Footy
Speaker 19: Club and myself, yeah, we campaigned and lobbied very hard here.
Speaker 18: We had the y s nose in my favor.
Speaker 19: And still nothing and their lights are not working. Still
Speaker 19: down there, good?
Speaker 1: Yeah, eight minutes bas Tim, Jacko's here. Jacko will have
Speaker 1: a look. We'll have a look at last night's game.
Speaker 1: You've broken your drought on and you've picked a Thursday
Speaker 1: night result for some.
Speaker 18: And for a while I was very nervous.
Speaker 1: Not many people turn up. Not many people going to
Speaker 1: watch the Saints.
Speaker 16: Are they?
Speaker 18: Yeah? They're a bit on the nose, aren't they.
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Yeah, And they're not great pulling crowd clubs, even though
Speaker 19: the boarders I reckon in recent years have increased their
Speaker 19: membership and of this X success they've had since twenty sixteen.
Speaker 18: A good coach. I really like the way Bevo goes
Speaker 18: about it.
Speaker 19: I think he's I think he's very entertaining, even when
Speaker 19: he does have a few staushes with certain members of
Speaker 19: the media, but I think it's all positive. And I
Speaker 19: just think he I don't know he's he's a coach,
Speaker 19: but I think he's a player's coach, you know, like
Speaker 19: he loves his players. I'm not saying the others don't,
Speaker 19: you know, they probably go a bit more on the
Speaker 19: professional side of things. But I think Bevo, you know,
Speaker 19: he'd like to still be in the dugout with him,
Speaker 19: you know, he bleeds with him in the wins and losses.
Speaker 1: And who's there if it's not, if you'd put Marcus
Speaker 1: Bondipelli to one side, who's there? Baron with a player
Speaker 1: at the Bullies? Is it Libertore? Who's their player when
Speaker 1: he's on? You know they're on? Is it Norton?
Speaker 16: For me?
Speaker 19: Look, I think the forwards naturally, with their powerful forward
Speaker 19: line attack that they have when they're on man trying
Speaker 19: to defend that, that'd be very scary if you put
Speaker 19: yourself in that position having a look at, you know,
Speaker 19: their lethal combination, their movements, the way they the trickery
Speaker 19: between the three of them, who's going, who's nine, who's up,
Speaker 19: who's down? And Yeah, you want to have your wits
Speaker 19: about yourself. It's it's quite quite daunting when they're up
Speaker 19: and about. They are one of the most exciting teams.
Speaker 18: It's up to them.
Speaker 19: If they can now string some games clean.
Speaker 18: I'd love to see them. I'd love to see them
Speaker 18: in a big final.
Speaker 19: Hopefully they do get there deep in September, like against
Speaker 19: a Collingwood or you know, the Lions or the Crows.
Speaker 19: You know the Crows are looking good as well, So
Speaker 19: for me, I think it's Tom Libertore. For me when
Speaker 19: when the bond was out and the start of the
Speaker 19: year with that Calf, I'd like to see we will see,
Speaker 19: you know, by about round eight or nine if he's
Speaker 19: leading in the brown, because there was about three games
Speaker 19: in a row where he's clearly the best man on
Speaker 19: the ground.
Speaker 18: His contested ball working.
Speaker 19: His hands are so clean he gets them going, you know,
Speaker 19: So he's a contested ball winner. He's cleaned with his hands,
Speaker 19: and he makes good decisions and he goes forward and
Speaker 19: kicks the odd goal, which I like. So for me,
Speaker 19: I think it's Tom libert Tore. You know, their combination
Speaker 19: is quite strong, so I like the bullies.
Speaker 1: So yeah, one double three eight at two. You'd like
Speaker 1: to speak to Glenn and Jackie Witch today. You note
Speaker 1: this is a good one with Scott brothers.
Speaker 19: So Christ and Brad Scott a thousand games in combination
Speaker 19: that they've coached and play they will achieve this weekend.
Speaker 19: So one double three eight eighty two or SMSs on
Speaker 19: zero four eight seven, triple nine eighty two famous brothers.
Speaker 19: Obviously the Danaherz are one but there's many even in
Speaker 19: the Waffle and the samdfile. If you want to give
Speaker 19: us a call or send us an SMS, because I
Speaker 19: think it's a celebration when they're achieving a milestone like that.
Speaker 18: That's a long time in the game of football.
Speaker 19: I know the Scott brothers have polarized a lot of
Speaker 19: opinions the way they go about coaching, and sometimes they
Speaker 19: you know, wins a little bit, but I think they
Speaker 19: do it in the benefit of their team and their players,
Speaker 19: and generally all coaches do.
Speaker 1: Hard nuts on the field too. And they yeah, they
Speaker 1: were Nick Riewell wandering around with a damn his shoulder
Speaker 1: and they were ye, go on him though the old
Speaker 1: school one double three eight D two famous football brother
Speaker 1: combinations Alan Glenn Jackoe, which is one or even sister.
Speaker 1: We've got the AFLW these days as well. We should
Speaker 1: we should note with that I didn't know Hayden Schluyth
Speaker 1: had had particular cancer. Three bouts of chemo. That's a
Speaker 1: great story in the paper today from Mitch Woodcock. But
Speaker 1: he's a gun, isn't he, Hayden Schloyd.
Speaker 19: Yeah, what a great player and what a great asset
Speaker 19: to the Columbia Premiership Player and a number of other awards.
Speaker 19: But you know that twenty twenty Waffle Premiership at free
Speaker 19: Mount Label during a COVID period was much celebrated and
Speaker 19: it took us back to the yester years of great
Speaker 19: waffle games in suburban grounds. Shor did, so that was
Speaker 19: a pretty special time for him. But he's a South
Speaker 19: from Mantal football great and rightfully so. But you know
Speaker 19: he's had the biggest battle of his life and what
Speaker 19: a great stories. So if you get a chance to
Speaker 19: read it. I've met him a few times down at
Speaker 19: a couple of events down at South and his passionate,
Speaker 19: loves his club, loves playing for his teammates. He's a
Speaker 19: type of play where you look back, you know now
Speaker 19: you go, I would have liked to play with that player.
Speaker 19: You know, you don't say that about every player, but
Speaker 19: there's some that you go, well, that would have been
Speaker 19: good to.
Speaker 1: Play with him. Yeah, Yeah, he's a ripper, no doubt,
Speaker 1: good player for southro Mount of Blood one level three eight.
Speaker 18: Coming.
Speaker 1: If you'd like to speak to Glenn Jakovich you can.
Speaker 1: What about today in the West, Yeah, you know, happy about.
Speaker 18: This yet.
Speaker 19: In a day and age where you know we're getting
Speaker 19: meant to speak more about you know, certain issues and
Speaker 19: tough issues and mental health and wellbeing. Five Why these
Speaker 19: five are the most overrated players in the AFL. This
Speaker 19: is from the Snitch. This has got to be the
Speaker 19: most disgraceful piece of journalism I've seen for a very
Speaker 19: very long time.
Speaker 1: And it's pathetic, anonymous, disgraceful.
Speaker 19: Not even the guts that have it don't even put
Speaker 19: your name into So the Snitch, you are an absolute
Speaker 19: disgrace to put these five players as the most overrated players.
Speaker 19: And your summary is absolutely just pathetic and it's it's
Speaker 19: just gutter.
Speaker 18: It's absolutely gutter.
Speaker 19: You've got a Brownlow medalist there, you've got three premiership players,
Speaker 19: You've got all Australians Grand Final players, and all players
Speaker 19: go through a period of time where things are not
Speaker 19: going their way and then now all of a sudden
Speaker 19: you're overrated.
Speaker 18: You've got two hundred game players.
Speaker 19: So the Snitch, you're telling me that these players are
Speaker 19: overrated that play two hundred games, won a Brown Line
Speaker 19: one of best and fairest, won premierships and played well
Speaker 19: in big games. Yes, they've had moments where they've been
Speaker 19: struggling a bit injury form.
Speaker 18: It all happens. It's the cycle of an AFL career.
Speaker 19: So that's the worst article in sport I've read for
Speaker 19: a very very long time.
Speaker 18: And they should hang.
Speaker 19: Their head in shame the West for allowing that to be.
Speaker 18: For public consumption. You're a disgrace and you can Yeah
Speaker 18: you can sit on that.
Speaker 1: We'll said Jacko Gray Mather.
Speaker 21: Yeah you get the boys. I'm just on that so
Speaker 21: big there, Jacko. Now like that person in the West,
Speaker 21: absolute theom and mate. Anyway, getting back to brothers, I
Speaker 21: think they might have played for Perth the Farmers, but
Speaker 21: my idynasty is the arm Songs. Kenships played for Perth
Speaker 21: and Steven played for Perth and also shift to touch
Speaker 21: many years well, so I want a great Dinners series
Speaker 21: to the mighty Damon's Boys.
Speaker 19: Thanks Mars, good on you great football family. And then
Speaker 19: ten she's been involved in the media for a very
Speaker 19: very long time. We're side football.
Speaker 18: I remember, you know, doing interviews.
Speaker 1: Here at free Now she's a free Yeah, she's on the.
Speaker 18: Hall of Fame for Hall of Fame committee. Loves the
Speaker 18: footy yep.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Armstrong is very good call from you, very good call. Yeah,
Speaker 1: quarter past ten. Famous sporting families, the scott Boys, Brad
Speaker 1: and Chris Notch up a thousand combineders, players and coaches
Speaker 1: this weekend, so well done to them. We'll come back
Speaker 1: in just a moment. I'd like to bee to Glenn Jacko,
Speaker 1: which you can quarter past ten. We will go through
Speaker 1: Jacko's tips for the rest of the year round. He
Speaker 1: picked the Bullies by twenty seven points last night, and
Speaker 1: it was a lot more than that, Glenn. It was
Speaker 1: the pantsy Well.
Speaker 19: Yeah, usually those topic games have decided on a Thursday night,
Speaker 19: but known more than three or four goals.
Speaker 18: So I went the twenty seven points.
Speaker 1: It was a good number. Twenty seven great number, Yeah, good,
Speaker 1: very good number. Back in a second fifteen and a
Speaker 1: half past ten. A lot of people on the text
Speaker 1: line agreeing with you, Glenn on your take on the
Speaker 1: snitch today in our daily paper, our paper, David says,
Speaker 1: good morning, Simon. Absolutely agree with Jacko. Got a journalism fitty,
Speaker 1: he says, good a mate, Jacko's one hundred percent correct
Speaker 1: to publish crap like that, thanks FITZI. And yeah, a
Speaker 1: lot of people are saying you got that well, said Jacko.
Speaker 1: Says poorly. So you got some much So.
Speaker 19: There's nothing insightful about it, nothing other than complete negativity
Speaker 19: going after someone personally like that. Yeah, if you play
Speaker 19: a bad game or you're having a bad season.
Speaker 18: Not a problem. Tell us the reasons why.
Speaker 19: But to tell Brownlo medalists best and as Premiership players
Speaker 19: all Australians that they're overrated.
Speaker 18: So there's a lot of us that.
Speaker 1: Are overrated anonymously. That's the thing for me, that's the
Speaker 1: one for me.
Speaker 18: Gotness.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, thank you Aglen. We're getting a lot
Speaker 1: of fabit of correspondence. That the boomgates are down at
Speaker 1: the Ashfield train start of the Ashfield acrossing. Thanks Reedy
Speaker 1: for setting it in. And there's a train on the
Speaker 1: line as well, so you might want to avoid that
Speaker 1: area because the traffic is building up. That's the Ashfield
Speaker 1: Crossing in that Bazandine. Thank you, Darren. We've got a
Speaker 1: story for you Perth six PR breaking news. Yeah, just
Speaker 1: stand by for a sec. Jacko and Barclay joins us
Speaker 1: with some news about Woodside.
Speaker 22: Hi Bowie, thanks jack O. Yeah, just in from Woodside.
Speaker 23: We've been given a bit of an exclusive sneak peek
Speaker 23: of a media release that's to come out shortly, Just
Speaker 23: a little extract of it for now that says Woodside
Speaker 23: and the Northwest Shelf Joint Venture are continuing constructive consultation
Speaker 23: with the Federal government. The parties have agreed to an
Speaker 23: extension of the consultation period regarding the government proposed conditions
Speaker 23: as part of the Northwest Shelf Project Extension Environmental approval process.
Speaker 22: So quite a mouthful there, but.
Speaker 23: We know that that was flagged by Murray Watt that
Speaker 23: potentially may take Woodside a little bit longer to come
Speaker 23: back with their response to the proposed conditions by the
Speaker 23: Federal Government for their Northwest Shelf projects. So looking like
Speaker 23: it's not quite a done deal just yet. Woodside recognizes
Speaker 23: the importance of the matters being addressed by the proposed
Speaker 23: conditions of the environmental approval, including cultural heritage management and
Speaker 23: air quality, so that I believe is referring to that
Speaker 23: ancient rock art that's up in the Borough Peninsula. The
Speaker 23: north West Shelf Project has supplied more than six thousand
Speaker 23: pediduals of domestic gas powering homes and industry in Western Australia.
Speaker 23: If used just for household electricity. This is enough to
Speaker 23: power homes in a city the size of Perth for
Speaker 23: approximately one hundred and seventy five years. Over four decades,
Speaker 23: the project has paid more than forty billion Australian dollars
Speaker 23: in royalties and excise, provided employment and contracting opportunities to
Speaker 23: the pill Brough and brought a w a community and
Speaker 23: invested well over three hundred million dollars in social and
Speaker 23: community infrastructure within the city of Kratha.
Speaker 1: All right, beautifully, Dananne, thank you very much to come
Speaker 1: on this one. Yeah, thank you. Thanks Anne. So a
Speaker 1: little bit of a sneak preview you sent to us
Speaker 1: by the Woodside crew. We just take pause from sport,
Speaker 1: football and life with Glenn for and to bring you
Speaker 1: that breaking news Jackie. We're after after famous brothers in
Speaker 1: the famous footballing brothers gud I Peter, oh good mate list.
Speaker 24: The problems are not famous brothers, but Franco and Danny
Speaker 24: Sumitch played to Southie Mantle, came down from one Dowley
Speaker 24: in the seventies. The two Bascus brothers, Ray Bauskas and
Speaker 24: Eddie Bauskas played Southie Mantle players of course, and the sale.
Speaker 25: Of brothers, Yes, that's one of these played with.
Speaker 26: Us.
Speaker 24: Obviously, I'm a South supporter, so yeah, here, but I
Speaker 24: don't know what there's Probably Ploper can put their mind
Speaker 24: to it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks Peter, that's a blast in the past.
Speaker 18: Just catch his chestance, did you Yeah?
Speaker 19: We usedter then jump the fence at the hospital end
Speaker 19: and then run away with them, did you yeah? Because
Speaker 19: he used to kick those chestns four hundred meters They
Speaker 19: were the best torpedo punts ever. And then me and
Speaker 19: my brother would be behind hospital and goals and the
Speaker 19: king of the pack and we didn't lose many.
Speaker 1: We were wagging school at the same time.
Speaker 19: It was a Saturday afternoon game.
Speaker 1: Ray Bowski's World done, Pete fantastic famous brothers could I Ryan?
Speaker 24: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Good I Bowie Jack. This one will be a blast
Speaker 10: in the past.
Speaker 27: Michael and David O'Connell.
Speaker 18: Yes, the Yeah Clamont Boys.
Speaker 1: Famous family. John's dad, isn't he John the Patriarch?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 26: I think so.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 19: Yeah, that's a good call because not only did they
Speaker 19: play Waffle AFL or VFL, their father. I think he's
Speaker 19: inducted in the Waffle Hall of Fame. I think he's
Speaker 19: done a lot of work, you know, in football over
Speaker 19: a long period of time. So that's a very very
Speaker 19: good call and it's good to acknowledge. I mean, I
Speaker 19: know that we do look at the Dannahers and we
Speaker 19: look at the Scotts, but part of my introduction was,
Speaker 19: you know, from the Waffle and the Seafol and obviously
Speaker 19: the Sivages and the Bscus is that's that's dear to
Speaker 19: our hearts because it was down Freeman and we love
Speaker 19: watching them, particularly Ray Bioscus as a young kid coming through.
Speaker 18: But if you go through it, and then obviously.
Speaker 19: Must have mentioned the Armstrong so rich football families in
Speaker 19: a lot of the states, but in particular the WA
Speaker 19: produced a lot of great football families.
Speaker 1: Rob says, just remember sometimes articles don't follow your narrative,
Speaker 1: and boys, everyone is entitled to an opinion, right or wrong.
Speaker 1: Rob My issue with the Snitches it's anonymous, doesn't even
Speaker 1: put his name on it. And that's what I think.
Speaker 1: That's why Glenn. I won't speak for Glenn, but that's
Speaker 1: that's not good. The same player, you know, and Glenn's
Speaker 1: right about the players, the caliber of players they are,
Speaker 1: that's Glenn's opinion. But anonymous calling people overrated Middless overrated
Speaker 1: Tommy Mitchell. Yeah, unbelievable.
Speaker 19: There's two Brandlaw Midless there. Yeah, premiership players.
Speaker 16: I mean.
Speaker 19: All those five are not one year wonders. Yeah, they've
Speaker 19: played good football over a long period of time, you know.
Speaker 19: And yeah, anyway it's yeah, yep, got it, thank you.
Speaker 1: The a lot about this is pointing out that the
Speaker 1: Boomgate and Ashfield is between Bayswater and Basandine, and that
Speaker 1: goes to our topic of en I did when I
Speaker 1: didn't know where Actueld was. Glenn got the number right
Speaker 1: last night for the marchin just the wrong way around,
Speaker 1: simply two points.
Speaker 18: That's a pansy.
Speaker 1: That is an absolute belting. Good a Jason, Yeah, good a.
Speaker 26: Bowie, good a Jack. Just before I give you my too,
Speaker 26: we've sat kill it's Saint Kildare in nowhere club. I'm
Speaker 26: right off from now Bowie. For years and years and
Speaker 26: years we've been getting you know, players over two. He
Speaker 26: you know in our Dan Hanibury's a perfect one. Yeah,
Speaker 26: I'm just done with him made And yeah for my
Speaker 26: two to be Phil and Keith nikel Swan District nineteen eighties.
Speaker 19: Yeah, magic magic not a bad nickname.
Speaker 1: Made magic Eagles first game, thirty touches best on ground.
Speaker 18: Yeah yeah, I love the helmet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, especial fellow too, Hey, beautiful fellow. Yeah yeah, it
Speaker 1: doesn't mind a chat.
Speaker 19: He's done a lot for West Coast in the in
Speaker 19: the indigenous space, the community work that he's done as well,
Speaker 19: So it's probably not as much recognition. I know it
Speaker 19: does internally through the football industry. But Madge a great
Speaker 19: human being and a great football family.
Speaker 29: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm Jason who kicked the first golf for Eagles. You'll
Speaker 1: know this, Laurie Kay, Yeah he did.
Speaker 19: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Ron put him at full forward.
Speaker 19: I think I could play in the rucks and when
Speaker 19: he went forward he was lethal. Well, he couldn't match
Speaker 19: up on him.
Speaker 1: He was six foot thirty five six six foot a million.
Speaker 8: Hello Todd, Hi, guys, mature boys, Yes, yeah, Phil Peter
Speaker 8: Wally all played for South from Mantle your Gina as well.
Speaker 1: We go for a couple of minutes without mentioning South
Speaker 1: from Mantle, do you think?
Speaker 28: No?
Speaker 19: Without South from Mano, the waffle would not survive. All
Speaker 19: the best players come from.
Speaker 18: South from Manto.
Speaker 1: All right, mate, all right, all right.
Speaker 19: Clive Limington, Yeah, Senior, John Todd, Stephen Michaels, Morris, really,
Speaker 19: Penny Biegner, Glenn jack Mark, Besto Browno Medliss, Santo Meddlas
Speaker 19: eighty six, Charlie Carter, Captain the.
Speaker 1: And that's all we've got time for today.
Speaker 30: Cut.
Speaker 19: Medlice twenty. He's out of dynasty in the fifties, late
Speaker 19: forties and fifties. Six premierships in eight years. Do you
Speaker 19: want to talk about that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no we can, but he can get Stark
Speaker 1: about six o'clock twenty seven minutes past. Then if you
Speaker 1: like to speak to Glenn Jacko Witch is up and
Speaker 1: about today Clayton and Cameron Lewis, says Tom. Mount Barker boys,
Speaker 1: I reckon Tom, Well done mate.
Speaker 19: What about the Cracker brothers just throw them Mount Barker
Speaker 19: you mentioned, yes, Jimmy and Field.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they went right, Ah they did, oh not bad,
Speaker 1: not bad.
Speaker 19: And then the Cracker family since you know how many
Speaker 19: Crackers have played, Yeah, that's why you go to the
Speaker 19: footage to watch people of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure. This one here, I'm from Peter west
Speaker 1: Perth flavor the Phone Brothers. Cheers, Peter, well done, thank you,
Speaker 1: one double three eight eighty two, Colin geta.
Speaker 31: Can I boys? What about the Harper brothers from the
Speaker 31: first football club treth and Roy and Trees. Harper used
Speaker 31: to always have a tremendous tussle with the South Romano
Speaker 31: fell of Johnny Colgan.
Speaker 1: What ear is this call.
Speaker 31: Back in probably in the fifties and sixties?
Speaker 1: Yeah right, yeah, good good?
Speaker 18: Were you you were ten back then?
Speaker 32: No?
Speaker 1: I wasn't. It's no need for that. I need to
Speaker 1: be agist. They show you twenty eight minutes buzz ten
Speaker 1: o'clock one, double three, eight eighty two. Thanks Cole, good
Speaker 1: on your mate. Who knew that Mitch Marsh was a
Speaker 1: kangaroo saboard this boat? Was incredible West Australian heritage from
Speaker 1: the famous March founder and he's a shin bone. I
Speaker 1: have a listened to this.
Speaker 12: Yeah, growing up in the nineties here the Ruse played
Speaker 12: every Friday night, which felt like and obviously won a
Speaker 12: few premierships in that time. And yeah, I just love
Speaker 12: watching your voice play. It's to me as as a fan,
Speaker 12: this year feels footy different. It feels awesome watching you
Speaker 12: guys go out there and play. So yeah, always shimbona.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I used to like him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I used to like him. He was definitely a
Speaker 1: West coastupporder. Yeah, I would have thought.
Speaker 18: So his dad played the league for South, did he?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jeff did.
Speaker 18: Jeff a handful of league gas, I think six or
Speaker 18: seven leagues, maybe a few more.
Speaker 1: One of one of the great blokes, Jeff Musch. I
Speaker 1: think I reckon too, goes back a little bit further
Speaker 1: than that. I reckon there was and we saw it
Speaker 1: in Bumbry on the weekend. A lot of Route supporters
Speaker 1: in Western Australia. But to Ross Glendinning and.
Speaker 19: Steve mccainn Yeah, all those Banker brothers, yeah.
Speaker 1: Phil Kelly, all those guys who played for North Melbourne
Speaker 1: that were West Australia.
Speaker 19: And then you had people like Peter Belwinnie Abraham who
Speaker 19: played in premierships and Best and Farris and did really well.
Speaker 19: So continue that legacy. So North Melbourne's been very dear
Speaker 19: to a lot of people. Go McKenna was a North
Speaker 19: Melbourne supporter. Boris Lindon and our very own loves North Melbourne.
Speaker 19: Yeah yeah, yeah, and they follow him because of those
Speaker 19: players in particular, Yeah, no doubt, and still continues to
Speaker 19: this day. Mitch marsh is excited by the shin bonus
Speaker 19: this year. That's very optimistic, isn't it.
Speaker 29: Come on, Mitch get h Charles, go guys, Father and
Speaker 29: Sune combination.
Speaker 33: I'm talking about the.
Speaker 34: Sixties seventies.
Speaker 1: Spensula Yep, Spencer, Dad and Son ye eastper Spanner Spanner. Yeah.
Speaker 18: How many servers did spin awing?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 18: I don't look that up.
Speaker 19: Is he a triple Santa Middlers? I know he won
Speaker 19: one when they all tied? Was that there's three of them?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well look thanks Charles, very good
Speaker 1: nice to get East Perth. I mentioned get a Terry well.
Speaker 35: Yes, good morning. Look, I just would like to do
Speaker 35: us speak out for our cousins, the Snuffies, the Leter
Speaker 35: Smith Rod Yeah, Fitzroy Brisbane, East Freemantle Products and Hawthorne,
Speaker 35: Yes for anyway for Rod and then there was Neil
Speaker 35: just Waffles East Freemantle and of course their dad was
Speaker 35: a Perth player, Murray Lester Smith.
Speaker 30: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And they're all snuffies.
Speaker 18: Are they snuffies? They're them snuffy we call them them.
Speaker 35: Yeah, the Snuffies.
Speaker 19: That was an assistant coach at West Coast late nineties. Yeah,
Speaker 19: it was fantastic fella.
Speaker 1: Wasn't Shannon Herne. His nickname was Banner. His dad's nickname
Speaker 1: was Bunner. Yeah, his granddad's nickname was Banner, and his
Speaker 1: sister's nickname was Banger, and Shannon was little Bunner. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's going on there?
Speaker 18: There is a story behind him.
Speaker 1: We have a good name where we got time for.
Speaker 19: I'll tell you one time when we get a chance.
Speaker 19: It's a great story. Yeah, absolutely great stories. South Australian
Speaker 19: Farmers nine twenty eight minutes to eleven. Keep the calls coming,
Speaker 19: we do.
Speaker 1: We'll go through Jacko's tips for the remainder of the
Speaker 1: of the round three sand Over medals, Jack Open one
Speaker 1: by Barry Cable, Billy Thomas, Bill Walker, Bill Walk won four.
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, sorry, okay, that's good. Still we've got to
Speaker 19: confuse because you they won. The three of them tied
Speaker 19: that night.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I see mister Walker at the Odin tavern.
Speaker 18: I saw him at the Hall of Fame and dinner
Speaker 18: the other night.
Speaker 1: Greg and Billy on the Oden Tavern. Great blokes, great blokes,
Speaker 1: still working, mister Walker. It's a twenty eight minutes to eleven.
Speaker 1: Back in a second. A lot of correspondence coming in
Speaker 1: on the SMS line on the texta terminal glenn On,
Speaker 1: the brothers, the Kelly brothers, Bust and Boys played for North.
Speaker 1: Thank you Anne. This one here from Peter. The Reagan brothers,
Speaker 1: Con and Regan tough nuts, South of the River tough nuts,
Speaker 1: the Webster family, lots of footy free East Perth and
Speaker 1: Ronnie Son Luke had done a lot for West Australia
Speaker 1: West Coast Football.
Speaker 14: Cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you Todd. The Richardson brothers, Wayne and Max
Speaker 1: Hollywood and South Threo. Then Mike and Steve Richardson brothers.
Speaker 28: Yeah.
Speaker 18: I had a beer with Max the other night, did you. Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this one fella mid strength, zero alcohol.
Speaker 18: No, no, it was full strength.
Speaker 1: Nothing meant about me, Ivan says Hi. Jack O Richardson's
Speaker 1: Cloaks and the Shores.
Speaker 19: Yeah some good ones.
Speaker 36: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Four of the Shores played, didn't they?
Speaker 19: And Ray Sure played in the nine eighty Grand Fine
Speaker 19: for southrom Monald beat one Dishes by fifty four points
Speaker 19: in front of forty eight thou seven hundred and thirty
Speaker 19: two people.
Speaker 18: I was there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I just thought I always loved that story
Speaker 1: about him having the Barney with Spud Frawley at the
Speaker 1: toss of the coin. That's legendary.
Speaker 19: Sure, yeah, good footage of a day he punches the
Speaker 19: chest in front.
Speaker 12: Of it.
Speaker 1: Because there was three coin tosses and they coin kept
Speaker 1: lodging in the mud, so it just got worse and
Speaker 1: worse and worse. A real character. You worked for the council,
Speaker 1: Tony surely. I think he worked on the rubbish truck.
Speaker 1: He leaves his day job.
Speaker 19: And then he decided to run marathon. I remember his
Speaker 19: training and then ran into a into a lamp post. Yeah,
Speaker 19: busted his whole nose. Yeah.
Speaker 18: I wasn't sorry about that at all. He said some
Speaker 18: main things to me and.
Speaker 1: Between did he says the mean things main things?
Speaker 18: Yeah, I've seen him the other night the othery. I
Speaker 18: reminded him of that too.
Speaker 1: So how is the how's the all Australian you've been
Speaker 1: for your first yes Spain? Yeah that's coming in to
Speaker 1: this lit of famous well yeah, yeah.
Speaker 19: So a lot of nominations. Yeah, some good buyers, good
Speaker 19: players in good form. It can be hard later on
Speaker 19: the year. So about thirty five that can get in
Speaker 19: the tape? Yeah, can only fit twenty three? Yeah, twenty two.
Speaker 1: Whatever it is, we're very very proud of you being
Speaker 1: on that glen. Yes, we're presenting w A good Anthony.
Speaker 14: Jents are good.
Speaker 1: Thank you mate.
Speaker 37: I got Sam and Brian Kekevich.
Speaker 30: Yeah.
Speaker 18: Sam played obviously in the in the Premiership, the first one.
Speaker 18: I don't remember. Brian, thanks Anthony. Where did he play?
Speaker 10: Brian played at Carlton and he was one of those
Speaker 10: unlucky blokes back in the day that had bad knees
Speaker 10: and when.
Speaker 37: They operated on him they butchered him.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So he played a few and apparently he.
Speaker 4: Was very good and I think after he decided his
Speaker 4: career was over. I think he had something to do
Speaker 4: with the Sydney Swans in a in a promotional role. Okay,
Speaker 4: he was from all reports a gun, but yeah, he
Speaker 4: had good Like John Toddy, his knees ended his career earlier.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I made very good call, Anthony. Thank you,
Speaker 1: my mate, Craig says Brad Cliff Derek Collard.
Speaker 19: How did I not mention them? I played all three
Speaker 19: of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was glad. I did a bit of Crown
Speaker 1: and Knights time as well for you.
Speaker 14: Yeah, good a Joe, Hello, Yeah, the three Dalton boys
Speaker 14: who played for Perth. They played for perthon in the
Speaker 14: early sixties. Oh no and Barry and sorry Paddy Dowton
Speaker 14: won the stand over middle of nineteen seventy.
Speaker 1: I think it was yeah, okay has some great names
Speaker 1: you yeah, World and Dalton.
Speaker 14: There was Barry, Paddy Dalton and Donaldy Dalton. They occupied
Speaker 14: the whole center line early sixties at one stage.
Speaker 1: Very good, Yeah, we World on Joe, good on you mate.
Speaker 1: The Danaher's have had a mention and again from Liam
Speaker 1: thank you. Masas is for Maguires played for Perth. Is
Speaker 1: that much to you?
Speaker 18: I don't follow Perth someone, but I'll take it on mases.
Speaker 1: Don't follow you get a rocco?
Speaker 34: Good a fella? How are you going?
Speaker 9: Good?
Speaker 1: Back? Going well?
Speaker 6: Jackie?
Speaker 27: Who's going to win on Sunday?
Speaker 38: Mate?
Speaker 18: When a South play?
Speaker 27: Yeah, it's going to be a comedy, a mate.
Speaker 1: Are you well?
Speaker 19: Wait and see and you can tune in here on
Speaker 19: eight eighty two, six pm will be broadcasting.
Speaker 1: West Coast CARNT You mean yeah, Matt can't.
Speaker 19: Hey Rocket, let me tell you you don't want to
Speaker 19: drop this one?
Speaker 27: No, we would want.
Speaker 19: I don't think I don't think you be allowed to
Speaker 19: back in the Tullamarraan Airport. The team and coach I
Speaker 19: was got.
Speaker 27: At last week's game went last week and I was
Speaker 27: so sweat at the final storm even though we won.
Speaker 38: Yeah, one of those games.
Speaker 1: Uh, we are the Navy Blues rock O World. I
Speaker 1: mate too long ago nineteen ninety five. You're definitely due
Speaker 1: get a Jerry.
Speaker 18: Did he get his brothers?
Speaker 20: Ignoring lad? Yeah, I'm going to say the Coleman brothers.
Speaker 20: John Coleman I met was named after him obviously, and
Speaker 20: Albert Coleman who played for Morning in Peninsula. And that's
Speaker 20: I mean they didn't set the place on fire, but
Speaker 20: I mean that are quite famous.
Speaker 19: It's definitely John Coleman. I didn't know you had a
Speaker 19: brother that played as well.
Speaker 1: So well, I'm Jerry.
Speaker 18: He said he didn't set there.
Speaker 1: Who were rockos brothers? Get a chance to ask you, Grant, Hi,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 27: Yeah?
Speaker 24: Good boring boys?
Speaker 11: The Darkworth brothers Simon Rigan at West Perce to Billy
Speaker 11: Duckworth and then also Adam and Todd Curley.
Speaker 30: At West per Yeah good good.
Speaker 18: Acknowledgment in the Grant played with young Simon.
Speaker 19: He got drafted to West Coast as a rookie draft.
Speaker 19: But his brothers, I mean he's sorry Billy Duckworth's famous
Speaker 19: Stelias with Brandon and one of the normal Smith in
Speaker 19: nineteen eighty four's great Player.
Speaker 1: Yeah, little known fact. First house overboard was at the
Speaker 1: Grandmother Missus Curley. Okay, yeah, wait, way way back in
Speaker 1: the day. We'll get to your tips in just a second, Jacko, Yes,
Speaker 1: could I steveny?
Speaker 17: What about side Bottom brothers?
Speaker 39: Yeah?
Speaker 27: Good call Gary and Allen.
Speaker 19: Ye, good players, big players, the big presence, half nuts,
Speaker 19: tough nuts. Yes, lord on.
Speaker 1: Steve, thank you mate.
Speaker 40: Hi Terry, Oh, I got that this has been mentioned
Speaker 40: for What about the worst brother Yes, together.
Speaker 31: And the kill Cup I think back in the eighties.
Speaker 18: Yes, yes, Peter and Yeah.
Speaker 19: I got to play with both of them and train
Speaker 19: with both of them, and Peter first at South from Antle.
Speaker 19: That's that was an experience.
Speaker 30: Yeah.
Speaker 19: They like to fight a lot, a very competitive sum.
Speaker 19: I was just glad that pre season that, you know,
Speaker 19: when you had to have red jumpers versus White jumpers
Speaker 19: or blue versus you know, because you had the scratch match.
Speaker 19: There's a lot of us just making sure they're on
Speaker 19: the same team as one of the hoarswhol brothers.
Speaker 1: Just in case you know Scott from Espert says Kyle
Speaker 1: Lasht and Hams from a Yes, I'm good man, and
Speaker 1: look the color of police saying why do we always
Speaker 1: talk about Sound from Out Because Glenn's here. He's very
Speaker 1: proud of South from Out. Hello, Sasha, Yeah.
Speaker 3: You can't go pass and Gordon commentary for.
Speaker 39: The Mighty Man guys.
Speaker 18: Yes, big family name, both in.
Speaker 27: The Team of the Century.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well do I mate, Thank you Sasha. Jerry says,
Speaker 1: you cut me off there. Any thing is My dad's
Speaker 1: name is John Common and also my older brother Jerry
Speaker 1: Basso near Ashfield. Thanks Jerry. Let's go through Jacko's tips
Speaker 1: for the remainder of the round. Good work by you
Speaker 1: last night picking the Bulldogs. A lot of people have
Speaker 1: got the Bullies as one of their sort of second
Speaker 1: or third favorite teams. I reckon too tonight, Glenn Friday
Speaker 1: the thirteenth, Hawthorne Adelaide six v three.
Speaker 9: Yea.
Speaker 18: It is down in Hobart, isn't it. Tasmania. Yeah, it's
Speaker 18: a tough one. The Crows are doing a lot right.
Speaker 19: I'll stick with the home team only just because I
Speaker 19: think Hawthorne turned a little bit of a corner last
Speaker 19: week and just got their contested game going back to
Speaker 19: where it was when they were the Hollywood Hawks.
Speaker 1: So Hawks just all right, well done. Tomorrow's early game
Speaker 1: Glenn Brisbane versus g WS at the Gabba, Yeah, got.
Speaker 18: To go Brisbane.
Speaker 19: I don't know what's happening with the Giants internally. They
Speaker 19: were a Premiership fancy at the start of the year
Speaker 19: and I did tip them to take it out this year.
Speaker 19: So they're leaving there. If they lose this game, they
Speaker 19: find themselves in the fight for their life in the
Speaker 19: bottom part of the you know that seventh eighth to
Speaker 19: thirdeenth position, and yeah, they've got to start start a
Speaker 19: lineup they need to produce.
Speaker 18: But the Brisbane lines at the Gabba very very hard
Speaker 18: to go past.
Speaker 1: So lines for me, Essendon Geelong Cats, yep, it's at
Speaker 1: the g North Melbourne versus Freemantle. This is the five
Speaker 1: thirty five.
Speaker 19: Yeah, it's going to be interesting. Freemantle win and should
Speaker 19: win and win. Well, they've got to run a four games,
Speaker 19: so there's seven and five. They need to be eleven
Speaker 19: and five and rarely cement their status as aside that
Speaker 19: people are standing up and watching them, So coming off
Speaker 19: a buye is going to be a little bit tricky.
Speaker 18: But Norths have been here for a week.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 19: It's just a completely different environment for them. They may respond,
Speaker 19: they may go out and play really well. We'll wait
Speaker 19: and see. But being away from your home environment and
Speaker 19: different training facilities, sleeping in a different bed, they're all factors,
Speaker 19: are there. Excuse you should not use them because you're
Speaker 19: a professional athlete. But Freemant need to put an assault
Speaker 19: on North Melbourne here and get the job done, and
Speaker 19: get it done by thirty forty plus points and make
Speaker 19: sure they win this.
Speaker 1: Game versus Melbourne Sunday Sunday one twenty.
Speaker 19: He can't trust either of them at the minute.
Speaker 1: About Port last week, amazing back.
Speaker 18: In so Port Adelaide at home Simon.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you very much. Glenn West Coast versus Carlton
Speaker 1: the late game, the Twilight Game, four to ten. Opus.
Speaker 19: Yeah, Well down to Tom McCarthy. He was taken pick
Speaker 19: one in the mid season draft back in May. He's
Speaker 19: a twenty four year old, mature young brookie if you
Speaker 19: want to call it. That played really really well in
Speaker 19: the Richmond VFL where he was averaging twenty two disposals
Speaker 19: one hundred and eighty seven centimeters. He gets his opportunity,
Speaker 19: got pace, high in energy is the report, which is
Speaker 19: good your life players around energizer bunny so and he's
Speaker 19: got a lot of pace which West Coast need you know,
Speaker 19: half back, mid half back wing get the ball in
Speaker 19: his hands. Yeah, they're expecting big things from him, So
Speaker 19: good luck to the young fellow gets an opportunity.
Speaker 18: And I always you mold, but Carlton.
Speaker 19: Look, they've got to get the job done because they're
Speaker 19: in a fight for their for their life as well.
Speaker 19: They've got a team that's arguably a top four, top
Speaker 19: six side on paper, but they're not being playing consistently
Speaker 19: enough to enable them to be in the position that
Speaker 19: they should be.
Speaker 18: So I'll tip the Blues. The Blue should win this game.
Speaker 19: The you know, their midfield and obviously Charlie Kurno is
Speaker 19: starting to show a little bit more. It's going to
Speaker 19: be very hard to stop. So not a long back
Speaker 19: in Clay Hall, Bailey Williams and Tom McCarthy comes in.
Speaker 18: So yeah, the Blues for me.
Speaker 1: All right, Glenn, stay there if you will. We are
Speaker 1: running little bit late I'll keep you for three more minutes, Glen,
Speaker 1: because I'll do it. Yeah, no, Jacko, after they stay
Speaker 1: listening quick, Yes, no, Jacko and Jake Batrick's Sir joining
Speaker 1: us just the moment. We've got some football news coming
Speaker 1: our way, haven't we, Jake. So we'll get to that
Speaker 1: and just close cricket, close cricket. We've got some cricket
Speaker 1: news coming your way. Cricket. Sorry whatever, sorry about that
Speaker 1: late night last night. Yes, no, Jacko, just yes, no, yes,
Speaker 1: please Glen. Test cricket matches should always last five days. No,
Speaker 1: Pack Cummins is the greatest Australian Creek captain of all time.
Speaker 32: No, who Alan is?
Speaker 39: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Maybe funny how we will think that. Two AFL games
Speaker 1: this weekend and State of Origin next week op. The
Speaker 1: statium management are going to need a couple of higher
Speaker 1: extra casuals to keep the turf up to speed. Yes,
Speaker 1: twenty thousand fans on a Thursday night match is not enough.
Speaker 18: Yes.
Speaker 1: Maynard signed on with a Pie for another four years
Speaker 1: this week. Had a massive sook after the grand losing
Speaker 1: Grand Final, but is still a pretty tough player. Yes,
Speaker 1: I know. Yes, Tristan Cherry is the spiritual captain of
Speaker 1: the Ruse. Yes, Mitch marsh appeared at Kangaroos training yesterday
Speaker 1: as a Enuoughy super fan. Clark Os you consider picking him? No,
Speaker 1: all right, NAT five should start as a sub all year. No,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna knowing that one twelve million dollars across nine
Speaker 1: years for Cosey picket is too much for a for
Speaker 1: a players. The big statement, isn't it? Yes, huge statements.
Speaker 1: The Dockers should offer Causey pick at twelve point one
Speaker 1: million dollars across the nineties. Jeremy Governess still will see
Speaker 1: the Independent Concussion Panel in the coming days. He will
Speaker 1: go down in histories that Eagles best defender. No, m
Speaker 1: that was a good shot. Jill Brownlow Mellers, Patrick Crits
Speaker 1: will go down in history as the best West Australian
Speaker 1: football better than better than Cousins five and Jakovic.
Speaker 32: No.
Speaker 1: No, Tom McCarthy participating in one main training session before
Speaker 1: named in the team to make his debut. The Eagles
Speaker 1: and Jacko rate this kid. Yes, Sunday four ten staff
Speaker 1: that Eagles blue flashes too late?
Speaker 19: Is it my time we start?
Speaker 18: Oh? I didn't know. I better check me like Genuary
Speaker 18: I'm getting ready for dinner.
Speaker 1: The Queensland State of Origin team will arrive in Perth today.
Speaker 1: League players are superior athletes rules footballs. No Man Jakovic
Speaker 1: is a superior AFT lead to all league players. Yes,
Speaker 1: thank you, Thanks Simon, thanks for hanging around, mate, Thank
Speaker 1: you for I really appreciate it. Lucky to have you.
Speaker 1: Thanks Glenn, and thanks to everyone who's chimed in with
Speaker 1: the brothers in football or get to some of those.
Speaker 1: After eleven o'clock when Barnesy comes in, Jake Patrick joins
Speaker 1: us to talk cricket. Hello Jake, good morning, Simon.
Speaker 19: How are you?
Speaker 32: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Good? What's the announcement today?
Speaker 41: So we know Perth lucky enough to be hosting this
Speaker 41: start of the Ashes men's Ashes series later this year.
Speaker 41: November is when that first Test will be end of November,
Speaker 41: so general public tickets are on sale as of today.
Speaker 41: They're thinking Day one might be sold out, which is
Speaker 41: a huge result. Friday twenty one November, first ball, so
Speaker 41: that's great for cricket fans and around that we're going
Speaker 41: to be having the west Fest is what they've called it,
Speaker 41: lots of food and fan activation stuff outside the stadium.
Speaker 19: When the Test is on, but the.
Speaker 41: Fixtures aren't out for the WBBL yet, but there's been
Speaker 41: announce today that the Scorches women will play a game
Speaker 41: at the Whacker to open the redevelopment there, which we've
Speaker 41: been keenly watching the water slides up.
Speaker 19: I've shaped as a cricket ball is excited.
Speaker 32: It is exciting.
Speaker 1: That a good idea. So that's great, the ball the BBL,
Speaker 1: WBBL opening. Yeah, I can't wait to see that.
Speaker 41: You know what that redevelopment is going to look like
Speaker 41: once it's all ready to go and actually see some
Speaker 41: cricket out there because it has been a building site
Speaker 41: for the last couple of seasons. So that all will
Speaker 41: take place around that that weekend, Saturday twenty two November.
Speaker 41: Great result for cricket fans, I think, just you know,
Speaker 41: a big weekend of the Ashes which will be huge.
Speaker 41: Hopefully you sell out Day one and across that weekend
Speaker 41: as well the WBBL. It'll be a night game, so
Speaker 41: you can go from the stadium over the Madda Garrett
Speaker 41: Bridge over to the Whacker and continue the festivities over
Speaker 41: there and I watch the girls. I've got to grab
Speaker 41: of Chloe bulldozert Ainsworth We were talking during the ad
Speaker 41: break about fun names. I love Chloe Ainsworth, a young
Speaker 41: gun at the scorches, and yeah, she's pretty excited about it.
Speaker 28: I think it's great being able to sort of play
Speaker 28: alongside the Ashes tests have more people hopefully come to
Speaker 28: the game. It should be great. Yeah, her foot's tracking
Speaker 28: along nicely, still in rehab, but hopefully I'll be able
Speaker 28: to get out there.
Speaker 1: And play in the big bat Bulldozer. Bulldozer. She just
Speaker 1: tears through everyone. I was telling us that Ash Macintosh
Speaker 1: back in the day's nickname was Millie Millie from Milli
Speaker 1: Vanilly because he couldn't talk a mind, No one can
Speaker 1: hear him, and the old house called him Milli Vanilly,
Speaker 1: and they.
Speaker 41: Called Dean camp Tommy because he used to put tomato
Speaker 41: sauce on everything. Yeah, what would your nickname be If
Speaker 41: obviously not Bowie, it's going to be something else.
Speaker 1: Yeah I did, I didn't. Yeah, I was just just
Speaker 1: Bowie back when I was younger. I had to hand
Speaker 1: it over to my son had hair and over ceremony.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool. Yeah like that. Yeah, he's bowing out
Speaker 1: and none of us know how to spell it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: nobody knows how to spell it inpelled. Thanks for the update, Jake,
Speaker 1: You're very welcome, good man. Thank you. Four minutes to
Speaker 1: eleven o'clock. I'm very aware that there's a huge worldwide
Speaker 1: story doing the rounds at the moment. You will hear
Speaker 1: it down the news bulletins. We did play some some
Speaker 1: of Benjamin nettnad Who's press conference, so we are very
Speaker 1: aware of that that's a massive story. You'll hear it
Speaker 1: down news bulletins today at eleven o clock. Eleven o'clock,
Speaker 1: I'm sure. Four minutes to eleven now, thanks for listening
Speaker 1: in today. A couple of the y semesis still coming through.
Speaker 1: The Barnard brothers Jeremy, Richard, Paul and Brendan, says Steve.
Speaker 1: Some of the brothers we're talking about today East Perth Royalty,
Speaker 1: George and Richard Mcaljack, uncles of the Great Dean Cox. Cheers.
Speaker 1: Thank you. One double three eighty two is the phone
Speaker 1: number if you'd like to give us a call. We
Speaker 1: are running a poll today. Do you need an electricity credit?
Speaker 1: Not one, but need the yes of forty three the
Speaker 1: nose of thirty nine. After eleven o'clock Barnsey's burnouts. Lisa
Speaker 1: Barnes in the studio. Thanks for listening in. Lisa Barnes
Speaker 1: will join us shortly, and Chris Murphy Mrs. Magical Mystery
Speaker 1: Tour will be with you after midday today. Two of
Speaker 1: our big hitters, two of our favorites, Two of our favorites.
Speaker 1: Mick Collins, if you're listening, Yes, no? Do you need
Speaker 1: electricity credit? The yeses are forty two and the nose Sorry,
Speaker 1: The yes are forty four and the nose of forty two.
Speaker 1: Keith says, I do not need a power credit. It's
Speaker 1: nice to get, but no, thank you, Keith. You're in
Speaker 1: the no columnts to this with Lisa Barnes. Hi Barnesy,
Speaker 1: Hi Bowie.
Speaker 22: How are you happy for Friday?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Happy Friday to you. How's the valley this morning?
Speaker 22: Drink good?
Speaker 42: Although I was a bit jealous to come down into
Speaker 42: the city and realize that there had been rain here
Speaker 42: because we didn't pick up any rain overnight, did you?
Speaker 22: So hopefully it's coming up my way?
Speaker 30: Are you?
Speaker 1: Are you becoming a peri urban freeings dweller sort of
Speaker 1: a dude. You're dressing differently, talking differently.
Speaker 22: I've got my gum boots on today.
Speaker 1: Yes, you do. Look at you used to be all styled.
Speaker 42: I am very they're stylish gum boots just quietly yes. No,
Speaker 42: Look I don't think I'm any different. I mean, I
Speaker 42: came from Karratha really, so I'm just going back to
Speaker 42: my roots.
Speaker 1: Yeah, true, that's that's absolutely right. A couple of topics
Speaker 1: today that we have for you, and you're welcome to joining.
Speaker 1: Give a Barnz a call. Emojis? Are they any good?
Speaker 1: You're an emoji fiend?
Speaker 22: I do love an emoji.
Speaker 42: I do think you have to have a relationship with
Speaker 42: somebody in some form before you can start sending emojis.
Speaker 22: So in my line of work, obviously I have clients.
Speaker 22: I will not send a client.
Speaker 42: An emoji unless they have sent me one first. So
Speaker 42: once you've sent me the first emoji, I kind of
Speaker 42: go all right, we're there. We're at that level, and
Speaker 42: so then I'm more comfortable and you know, I wouldn't
Speaker 42: be prolific with them, but certainly with friends and family.
Speaker 22: I do love an emoji.
Speaker 1: I love to hear from each today. Are you an
Speaker 1: emoji fiend? Like Lisa Barnes. Once the protocols have been settled.
Speaker 1: I don't use them very much, No, because I can't see.
Speaker 1: All I can see is a yellow blob. I've got
Speaker 1: great eyesight, so I just get a yellow blob and
Speaker 1: I think, well, what's that? And I spend a bit
Speaker 1: of time nice words, you know, wordsmith, and then.
Speaker 22: Somebody just sends your thumbs up. But does that upset you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 22: Yeah, you wear your glasses. Don't tell me you can't
Speaker 22: see them.
Speaker 1: Well, don't. Sometimes I don't have my glasses with me.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, but when I'm driving and I'm joking. No,
Speaker 1: but I can't actually can't see them. I don't use
Speaker 1: them my locks. I can't see them right small.
Speaker 42: Yeah they can be if you use them using them
Speaker 42: in a text message, but certainly if you're just sending
Speaker 42: them individually, they're a bit bigger so you can see them.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Good tip for the boomers. Do you use emojis? And
Speaker 1: what's what? Do you think that one, the prayer type one.
Speaker 22: Was that rare one.
Speaker 42: So I've realized that this is causing a little bit
Speaker 42: of controversy in terms of the emojis that people use
Speaker 42: to say thank you, because you would think that just
Speaker 42: a thumbs up you know thank you, but that has
Speaker 42: become a bit passive aggressive. For younger people, it can
Speaker 42: be deemed as being passive aggressive sending it yes. Certainly,
Speaker 42: if my husband and I send a thumbs up to
Speaker 42: each other, we are probably not speaking yes, having an argument,
Speaker 42: so we use it passive aggressively.
Speaker 22: Absolutely, but I do yes.
Speaker 42: To say thank you, I use what's known as the
Speaker 42: prayer emoji, which is the two hands together, just because
Speaker 42: it's for me. It's the emoji that sort of conveys
Speaker 42: that feeling of thank you so much, really appreciate what
Speaker 42: you've done.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 42: Some people use the tick, some people use that. There's
Speaker 42: an okay one. So I'm doing all these emojis at
Speaker 42: you at the moment. If you're familiar with using emojis,
Speaker 42: you will understand what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bread Harder uses a lot of emojis. Does He
Speaker 1: uses the tick and little beers, Yeah, cheers, good a sam.
Speaker 14: Hi someone good morning.
Speaker 43: Yeah, I use I use emojis with mats particular, but
Speaker 43: we can to sort of like make our own emojis,
Speaker 43: like a couple of popular ones up. We take photos
Speaker 43: of the thumbs up and the finger sign, and we
Speaker 43: send the photo of our own fingersmean.
Speaker 30: And we use those instead of that's good.
Speaker 22: That's good.
Speaker 12: I like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, the thumbs up the fingers one. Ma sure
Speaker 1: that's the middle finger, the rude one, the rude finger.
Speaker 1: That's good, Sam, lord.
Speaker 22: Mate, excellent work, creative thing.
Speaker 20: I like that.
Speaker 1: One double three Sam. In the Running for the Corner
Speaker 1: of the Day today, Mather says, I rate emojis and
Speaker 1: as gifts. They're great and they fun. Massa does use
Speaker 1: a lot of emojis. That thumbs up. I think there's a.
Speaker 32: Bear, can you see?
Speaker 42: No, you do have to be careful, because I'm sure
Speaker 42: you're aware, simon, some fruits and vegetables emojis can be
Speaker 42: taken in other ways. Know that, yes, so well, because
Speaker 42: because you have to get creative when you're using emojis.
Speaker 42: So I would advise you to never send the eggplant
Speaker 42: emoji to somebody because that has connotations of a penis.
Speaker 1: Oh it does it? Okay?
Speaker 22: So just a little bit of advice for you there.
Speaker 19: Would you go?
Speaker 22: Just trying to help you change as you move to
Speaker 22: the country, because I'm helping you.
Speaker 1: He didn't used to help me at all. One double
Speaker 1: three eight Addy two Alright, no egg plants all write
Speaker 1: there down. Yeah, ring us. If you use emojis, or
Speaker 1: if you like me, you don't have great eyesight, do
Speaker 1: you steer away from them because they just they're just
Speaker 1: yellow blobs? One double three eight eighty two, barnzy would
Speaker 1: you lose? Is the prayer emoji? They said it's also
Speaker 1: a high five?
Speaker 22: Oh, this is I disagree some people.
Speaker 42: Yeah, some people see it if you if you're if
Speaker 42: you're driving along thing, what are we talking about?
Speaker 22: Think about?
Speaker 42: You know, two hands coming together in the prayer. But
Speaker 42: some people, yeah, they think it's a high five. But
Speaker 42: I disagree it's a prayer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've quite like the buyset one, the muscle one
Speaker 1: like full power power to you?
Speaker 22: No reason to use that?
Speaker 30: Is there?
Speaker 1: No no good job muscle strength?
Speaker 22: Oh okay, it's going on.
Speaker 1: I lost one double three at two. If you'd like
Speaker 1: to give us a call today, BUNSI the budget gets
Speaker 1: handed down next week. You have covered so many budgets.
Speaker 22: So many at six pr Do love a budget?
Speaker 1: Do love a budget? Do you think of electric what
Speaker 1: do you think? Will we get electricity credit? A rebate?
Speaker 1: Three or four hundred dollars?
Speaker 42: Look, it's a really difficult one because I do you know,
Speaker 42: I think the government will be looking at all ways
Speaker 42: that they can, Yeah, they can help people with the
Speaker 42: cost of living. I think the problem is if you
Speaker 42: are going to include an electricity rebate at the same
Speaker 42: time that you're increasing you know, electricity prices and basically
Speaker 42: that basket of household goods and charges, I'm not sure
Speaker 42: how well that's going to be received, to be honest,
Speaker 42: in terms of how well a rebate would be received
Speaker 42: at the same time, because people would will probably just argue, well,
Speaker 42: don't give us the rebate and don't put the prices up.
Speaker 42: And again, at some point, the rebates have to stop,
Speaker 42: right They cannot just keep continuing. So is it now
Speaker 42: do you rip the band aid off right now, straight
Speaker 42: after the election and say that's it, you know, and
Speaker 42: knowing full well that the federal government rebate will also
Speaker 42: is still in effect, so people will.
Speaker 22: Still get a little bit of a sweetener. It's a
Speaker 22: tricky one. It's an absolutely tricky one.
Speaker 42: And then when you consider the State of WA's budget
Speaker 42: in that we are in a very healthy position budget wise,
Speaker 42: but then you know, we've still got the housing crisis,
Speaker 42: you know, ambulance ramping, and so then you know, the
Speaker 42: public are probably thinking, well, what's the point in having
Speaker 42: a great service surplus or being in a healthy financial
Speaker 42: position if we've still got all these issues. My gut
Speaker 42: feeling says we won't see a rebate, But I yeah,
Speaker 42: I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: Reasons to sound. It's called a past eleven more of
Speaker 1: Lisa Barnes after these you in the past, you do
Speaker 1: like petual fossil fueled.
Speaker 22: I drive a diesel full disclaim. I drive a V
Speaker 22: eight diesel V.
Speaker 1: And you like your utes and you're like a shiny
Speaker 1: thing is things that go fast and make noise. It's
Speaker 1: not necessarily at the speed limit, of course. Yes, do
Speaker 1: you want the racetrack at Birdswood?
Speaker 22: I don't. I don't know. It's about whether I want
Speaker 22: the racetrack at Burswood. I it's an.
Speaker 42: Interesting place to want to put it. I understand the reasoning.
Speaker 42: You know the location, because you know you want that
Speaker 42: entire precinct. Having just spent some time at Birdswood Park,
Speaker 42: I went down to the Jurassic Kingdom, you know display there.
Speaker 42: It's it's a beautiful green space that we have in
Speaker 42: the city, and so to you know, remove that green space,
Speaker 42: particularly a time when we are talking about, you know,
Speaker 42: making areas greener and tree kind of pain of that
Speaker 42: kind of thing. I think that sort of sits differently
Speaker 42: for me and the area itself. I feel like, and
Speaker 42: again I'm not an expert. I'm not an engineer, but
Speaker 42: we know that events there have had to be canceled
Speaker 42: because of weather. In terms of the flooding that takes
Speaker 42: place there, it's very low lying, et cetera. So the
Speaker 42: earthworks I think that would have to go on there.
Speaker 42: The yeah, just the extra work. Does that add to
Speaker 42: the cost. It's an interesting location. I'm not I haven't
Speaker 42: seen enough information about why it has to be there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right, Lisa bars is with us. You
Speaker 1: can call in wonderbul three two seventeen past eleven. Back
Speaker 1: in a moment. Lisa Barnes is with us. Barnsey grilled
Speaker 1: the Hamburger Chain. They're looking to make their bread buns healthier.
Speaker 1: They're going to make a low GI in high fiber buns.
Speaker 22: Aren't they already very healthy? Grilled? Where you go to
Speaker 22: have a healthy burger, isn't it?
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 22: I thought they were already to that, Lisa, I thought
Speaker 22: they were already very healthy. But yes, interestingly that they've where.
Speaker 1: Are the healthy You have to feed your kids and yourself.
Speaker 1: You like to have a jog, yes, but you need
Speaker 1: to eat healthily. I like to eat healthy as healthy
Speaker 1: as possible. Where do you go that's healthy subway?
Speaker 42: I mean you then have to say to the kids, no,
Speaker 42: we're not getting six cookies at the end. But your
Speaker 42: subway is pretty good. I don't really know. Some pizzas,
Speaker 42: some pizzas Nando's. I don't think it's too bad. Just
Speaker 42: you know, grilled chicken.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's all right. No hot chip, so no hot chips. Yeah,
Speaker 1: where are the healthy choices? Grilled? Making their bread buns healthier,
Speaker 1: low gi and a bit more fiber as well. Thanks
Speaker 1: for all your emoji text MASA, thank you, gil A Simon,
Speaker 1: how are you good?
Speaker 4: Mate?
Speaker 37: Talking about the racetrack, I'm not saying I'm pro war
Speaker 37: against the one at Burstwood Park, but the City of
Speaker 37: Adelaide have managed to incorporate their old f one track
Speaker 37: and do a motorsport festival there every year in the
Speaker 37: park lands and it's absolutely an amazing event. It's brilliant,
Speaker 37: so it can be done with both part round and racetrack.
Speaker 1: I think yeah, and our park in Melbourneure is the same,
Speaker 1: So thanks on. We spoke to the same Birdwood Park people. Yesterday.
Speaker 1: I spoke to Sue Quinn and she was saying, we
Speaker 1: think it's the thin end of the wedge. There'll be
Speaker 1: more than one weekend per year when the vates are here.
Speaker 1: And she made the point, which I think is valid,
Speaker 1: is that the government have shifted the way they're promoting
Speaker 1: the precinct to that it'll be cycling, it'll be Paralympic athletes,
Speaker 1: it'll be more of a there's be an outdoor entertainment precinct. Yes,
Speaker 1: they're moving away from the v eights.
Speaker 22: Yeah, certainly, wasn't it.
Speaker 42: The most recent media release that came out actually didn't
Speaker 42: mention the vates at all, is my understanding. But also
Speaker 42: I think it's been the way that it's been communicated
Speaker 42: to the to the local residents and the neighboring suburbs.
Speaker 42: He doesn't seem to have had much consultation. I know
Speaker 42: consultation is coming now, but I think for some residents
Speaker 42: they're feeling like, well, it's a bit too little, too late.
Speaker 1: There's a rumor and we haven't been able to find it.
Speaker 1: There's a rumor that there's a video of the racetrack,
Speaker 1: like know those flyovers, those artsuppressions, that's been shown to
Speaker 1: the V eight community up at barber Gallows on the weekend.
Speaker 1: We're trying to get hold of it because that would
Speaker 1: suggest it's absolutely going to happen. It's going to happen
Speaker 1: a certain way, right. And I was involved in and
Speaker 1: I mentioned this yesterday. I was involved in the public
Speaker 1: forums about the stadium. So you know, I was working
Speaker 1: for part sport Wreck and part of the stadium team,
Speaker 1: and we would hold these forums at the golf clubrooms,
Speaker 1: the old birds with golf clubrooms and all the locals. No, no,
Speaker 1: we don't want it. We don't want it, we don't
Speaker 1: want to bridge, we don't want the truck, we don't
Speaker 1: want the buses. And then someone said you're going to
Speaker 1: get a pub. Thement, Oh it's good, a pub, how big?
Speaker 1: What sort of pub? And that did win a lot
Speaker 1: of people over. Yeah, that real sure did. That is
Speaker 1: interesting actually remembering them being in the room a pub
Speaker 1: really changed.
Speaker 42: The well and if you have a look at that
Speaker 42: area now, I mean, certainly it's a high of activity, right,
Speaker 42: and not just on game days. I mean I take
Speaker 42: the kids down to that park down down there. I've
Speaker 42: done running events that sort of taking that course through there.
Speaker 42: It's a beautiful part along the river.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've done well, haven't they. Napoleon's phone in high Napoleon.
Speaker 27: Boncois bittiful people. How are you today?
Speaker 1: Very yes, mercy, very good time.
Speaker 44: Okay, you're nothing, that's fine, that's fine, Simon. Stair away
Speaker 44: from emokes.
Speaker 45: I learned the hard way.
Speaker 3: During summer.
Speaker 44: I would send an emoji to my friends which was
Speaker 44: a chocolate ice cream saying shall.
Speaker 46: We go out for a.
Speaker 45: And of course it's not the chocolate ice cream. And
Speaker 45: forever I've been known as a person that eats chocolate
Speaker 45: iron ice cream.
Speaker 1: Napoleon's an easy mistake to make. There's just a little
Speaker 1: bit of Russians speaking into the accent these days.
Speaker 5: Mate, Why is it?
Speaker 18: Why is it?
Speaker 45: Every time you want you you are addiction?
Speaker 34: Simon.
Speaker 45: You know, people in glasshouses should not crusts.
Speaker 1: Stars run Miller, Napoleon, the occasional French Russian cossack.
Speaker 22: There's a lot to take in that call.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I know, I think I know.
Speaker 22: The emoji means peach emojis. Also, don't send those, Simon, Okay,
Speaker 22: that could be your bottom.
Speaker 1: Speaking of is the funniest? Speaking of which, what is
Speaker 1: the funniest town name in austral clack Line, that's speaking
Speaker 1: of bottoms? Yeah, isn't it a funny name?
Speaker 22: I hadn't really thought of it like that, you, clack Line.
Speaker 22: Do you think that's of all the towns that we've got?
Speaker 1: Useless loop clack Line, you have given this some thought? Digressing?
Speaker 1: What's the healthy food?
Speaker 14: Are you?
Speaker 1: What's the healthiest of the takeaway foods? Folks? One double
Speaker 1: three eight eighty two. There is a map from speedcafe
Speaker 1: dot com. The proposed per street circuit layout has been
Speaker 1: revealed over on the Peninsula, so we'll have a little
Speaker 1: look at that, the first glimpse of the street track layout.
Speaker 1: And I presume this is part of the public forum
Speaker 1: which happened a couple of days ago. It's twenty five
Speaker 1: minutes past elevent. If want to ring Lisa and Simon,
Speaker 1: you can. We'd love to hear from any of the
Speaker 1: topics we're discussing today. Zambreri is very popular with my
Speaker 1: adult children for healthy food.
Speaker 22: Yes, zambreros, that's a good that's a good signature ball.
Speaker 1: Yes, very nice.
Speaker 22: It is pretty good.
Speaker 1: Nineteen dollars, Yeah, got worth it. Yeah, it's really good.
Speaker 1: And jon Nan says, if you can the emoji thing
Speaker 1: is becoming more complicated if you take a string. Jon
Speaker 1: Nance's if we take a screenshot of the emojis and
Speaker 1: then when you look at them and expand them, you
Speaker 1: know what, I reckon? That's I reckon. Jo Dan does that,
Speaker 1: Shane says Lisa. Why was it not kept where it's
Speaker 1: planning around Langley Park, Riverside Drive, Adelaide Terrace sings better
Speaker 1: suit to me, like the Gold Coast LA where they
Speaker 1: race the v eights now, says Shane. Shane, I think
Speaker 1: I mentioned it on air. I remember an exhibition vights
Speaker 1: supercar race in Perth back in the day. We eventually
Speaker 1: worked out that it did happen. I hadn't dreamed it.
Speaker 1: This one here from Andrew uses the muscle emoji as well.
Speaker 1: It's awesome. Thanks Andrew, thanks for your support. And Marco
Speaker 1: Willton says, No, we don't need Elector's any credit. It's
Speaker 1: just a wa government pork barrowing effort and a poor
Speaker 1: setup should be reviewed to target all pensioners and those
Speaker 1: struggling with high rental, says Mark will Mark. Some of
Speaker 1: those thank you mate for your korrow, but some of
Speaker 1: those concession rebates are freely available. We think energy rebates
Speaker 1: his Jim are an election bribe. Now that Cook and
Speaker 1: Alban's effectly con the public for their vote, all bets
Speaker 1: are off, says Jim. So like a lot of people.
Speaker 1: Jim very cynical in pasity coal. Simon, what about call
Speaker 1: your nobbing, says Darren. It's a funny name to clackline,
Speaker 1: call your nobbing and useless loop.
Speaker 22: I'm sure I've got I'll have to give this.
Speaker 1: Some thought now, yep, I think we might have Upper Swan.
Speaker 22: Chittering.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, shittering twenty eight twenty yeah, twenty
Speaker 1: eight minutes past eleven. Thanks for listening. In one double
Speaker 1: three eight A D two, Lisha and I are going
Speaker 1: to bring you in story in just a moment. Salmon
Speaker 1: Bay on Red and Rottness Island. I've just done this
Speaker 1: massive clean up. You're not going to believe how much
Speaker 1: rubbish they pulled out of Salmon Bay. We think this
Speaker 1: is rubbish that's washed up out of the Indian Ocean
Speaker 1: into Salmon Bay. Not necessarily done there directly, but an
Speaker 1: incredible amount of material has been picked up by some volunteers.
Speaker 1: We'll come back in just a moment. We'll check in
Speaker 1: on the stock market. If you want to phone Barnesay
Speaker 1: you can one double three eighty two. We'll take a break.
Speaker 47: Emergency works in in Alu still have the Mitchell northbound
Speaker 47: to exit to Cedric Street closed. Repair crews on site.
Speaker 47: Make sure you plan had to avoid any delay. Speed
Speaker 47: reductions are in place. Otherwise rest of the Mitchell traveling well.
Speaker 47: They Guanana Graham Farmer and the tunnel no major issues.
Speaker 47: I'm Rob Beaver on Perths Traffic Leader six pr.
Speaker 1: In Alou's got to mention Chris.
Speaker 22: I wondered how long that would take.
Speaker 42: I recently just drove through CAREW and why they don't
Speaker 42: have a campaign that just says hooru from Careu is
Speaker 42: beyond me.
Speaker 1: That's really good.
Speaker 22: They could take it too.
Speaker 1: Dave's's Coburn Thanks Days one, Level three A Daddy two
Speaker 1: and jonahe says she does. She takes a picture screenshot
Speaker 1: of an emoji and expands it spot on, I do
Speaker 1: my aging eyesight. It's an the best Jonah, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. Muck and Boone's got to mention two from
Speaker 1: Dave today.
Speaker 22: Yes, talking about that. My dad works out of Marco,
Speaker 22: does he he does? Yes?
Speaker 1: What does he doing?
Speaker 22: His truck driver?
Speaker 1: I never asked you this.
Speaker 22: Yeah, he's a truck stub. Yeah, so what was he
Speaker 22: He's in his sixties yep. So he goes up there for.
Speaker 42: The season and you know, does seating and fedilizer and
Speaker 42: then harvest and yes, wow, look at that.
Speaker 1: Look at that one level three eighty two. Yes, is
Speaker 1: a street in in local black Butt. I think there's
Speaker 1: one in Cannon Vioe called black Butt as well. Dog
Speaker 1: Swamp list of this on per six PR, the stock
Speaker 1: market reports Hunt Claire joins us from Sure and Partners
Speaker 1: on this Friday morning. O he big story in the world.
Speaker 1: Israel has launched and missiles at Iran. That's what appears
Speaker 1: to be to targeted military strategic attacks. How's that affected
Speaker 1: the share market?
Speaker 48: How? I, Simon will as with any conflict in the
Speaker 48: Middle East, the oil price has spiked upwards, It's jumped
Speaker 48: over five percent, and also the safe haven of Gold
Speaker 48: has rallies as well. It's up by two percent at
Speaker 48: three four hundred twenty US.
Speaker 1: Dollars an ounce.
Speaker 48: And in terms of share prices, obviously, energy companies are
Speaker 48: doing particularly well. Woodside shares are up by seven percent,
Speaker 48: Fantos have gained four percent, and Origin Energy are up
Speaker 48: by six and a half percent. This is and now
Speaker 48: to eleven dollars fifty even. Shares in petrol retailers have
Speaker 48: jumped today. Viva, who supply fuel to shell petrol stations,
Speaker 48: are up nearly three percent, and Ampole have rallied by
Speaker 48: two and a half percent, So it might be a
Speaker 48: good time to fill up the petrol tank. And of
Speaker 48: course goal producers are stronger as well. Newmont Chairs are
Speaker 48: up five and a half percent today, Northern Star have
Speaker 48: rallied a dollar or four.
Speaker 1: Point eight percent, and Genesis are up two percent.
Speaker 6: They're now at four.
Speaker 48: Dollars eighty five. The footwear retailer Accent Group are having
Speaker 48: a tough time selling shoes at the moment. They own
Speaker 48: the Hype and Platypus stores that sell sneakers, as well
Speaker 48: as a fashion chain called Glue Stores that I don't
Speaker 48: think we have here in Western Australia and according to
Speaker 48: an announcement from Accent late yesterday there, overall sales are
Speaker 48: down slightly so far this year, and discounting has meant
Speaker 48: that their profit margins are falling as well. So the
Speaker 48: retail sector continues to be particularly challenging as customers pull
Speaker 48: back their spending and investors are disappointed. Accent shares are
Speaker 48: down by twenty percent today they're now to dollar forty five.
Speaker 48: And another big loser is the Boeing share price. It
Speaker 48: was down as much as eight and a half percent
Speaker 48: after that horrible plane crash in India, which was one
Speaker 48: of their Boeing seven eight sevens. So while we wait
Speaker 48: to see what response comes from Iran following that air
Speaker 48: strike from Israel, the broader share market here is weaker,
Speaker 48: but not by too much. Thanks to those gold and
Speaker 48: energy shares. The all laws down only twenty eight points
Speaker 48: at eighty seven hundred and sixty eight Simon eight.
Speaker 1: Seven six eight are we thank you very much for
Speaker 1: this week, enjoy your weekend. We'll chant on Monday you too,
Speaker 1: Cheers Bowie, Thank you, mate O and Claire from Share
Speaker 1: and Partners. Nils fooned in good I.
Speaker 27: Neil heye, sign you.
Speaker 33: I'm just droving by real quick. We used to take
Speaker 33: kids up to in Diebo and on the way there's
Speaker 33: a playff called New Shape and we couldn't pronounce it,
Speaker 33: so it's spelled m u c h e a R.
Speaker 33: So we ended up breaking up the kids who caught
Speaker 33: much here. So we've got so small the town.
Speaker 1: We ended up saying, there's not much here, thanks, Neil.
Speaker 1: Has it got an arnon?
Speaker 28: No?
Speaker 49: No Ah?
Speaker 1: A good tree farming there is.
Speaker 22: I visited it just recently.
Speaker 1: You shave tree farm?
Speaker 22: Yes, And that is also where our local footy ground is.
Speaker 1: And a good a really good roadhouse.
Speaker 22: They make cracky food there, don't they They really do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well done, Neil, thank you mate. Not much here,
Speaker 1: Allo Carroll, Hi, Hi, many.
Speaker 31: Years ago, Hi, many years ago.
Speaker 40: I read a birth notice and it was before I
Speaker 40: knew that this place was actually this was actually the
Speaker 40: name of the place.
Speaker 33: The birth notice announced.
Speaker 40: The arrival of a baby boy with the father and
Speaker 40: mother's name in there, and then underneath.
Speaker 38: It had useless loop.
Speaker 40: Yeah, And as I said, I.
Speaker 25: Didn't I wasn't aware. I knew what what a loop was,
Speaker 25: but I didn't know that there was a place called Time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Carol, it's in the Pilburgh, isn't it.
Speaker 22: Yeah, isn't it mean it's on Price?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 19: I think is that right, Carroll?
Speaker 22: I think isn't it on the coast?
Speaker 34: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm absolutely guessing and I think maybe on the coast.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I've had a week of not knowing where things are.
Speaker 42: What things I feel like and our listeners correct me.
Speaker 42: I feel like it's in that Shark Bay area.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, all right?
Speaker 25: Maybe correct?
Speaker 1: Yes, thank you Carol, well done to you. How would
Speaker 1: you say this name? It's a it's a it's a
Speaker 1: reserve in the city of June Up. I think okay,
Speaker 1: p E P E N I s t O N
Speaker 1: E P E n I S.
Speaker 20: T E.
Speaker 1: It's a street and it's a reserve in.
Speaker 22: Greenwood Hennis Stone, Yes.
Speaker 1: Correct, Penny Stone. That's funny. Thanks for the people who
Speaker 1: said and apparently Google Maps mispronounces Coburn.
Speaker 22: I bet it does. I bet it does.
Speaker 1: One double three A E two sending into funny names chaos.
Speaker 38: Here, Jeff, there you're going, what about Dan Boring? It's
Speaker 38: up near towards in the Ebba Way.
Speaker 1: Marley really and boring.
Speaker 38: Yeah, wow, I used to have a little small telephone exchanancy.
Speaker 1: Thanks Dan Boring, Thank you mate, well done. Jeff one
Speaker 1: Numble three other two had a text from Mike. He
Speaker 1: said he used to live in Clackline, which Oriican's funny
Speaker 1: were referred to as Clacklaites. And of them drive home
Speaker 1: to Clackers.
Speaker 22: You like it a lot, don't you do?
Speaker 28: Well?
Speaker 1: And I like that it's from the from the word cloaker.
Speaker 1: It's an Australian okay. And the cloaker is a is
Speaker 1: a valve that often that we have, you know, in
Speaker 1: our in our bodies. Turtles have them. Some turtles can
Speaker 1: breaks oxygen through their cloakers.
Speaker 22: You don't know where use of sloop is.
Speaker 1: And yet you do know all of that We've done
Speaker 1: some've done a story on those turtles.
Speaker 50: I know.
Speaker 22: Yes, just turned into a four year.
Speaker 1: At a late night Jeff's phone in high jeffy.
Speaker 3: Eight or it's best to watch some think. I don't
Speaker 3: know whether Kris or or or with your compatriot bombs Simon,
Speaker 3: but that's what I remember someone calling it years ago,
Speaker 3: and I've always remembered that.
Speaker 1: How something else to j what twot I don't know if.
Speaker 3: We called Newcastle or some another name. I was just
Speaker 3: trying to google it when you was on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, HEYJF hairs shoal Water Safety Bay.
Speaker 3: Today, Safety Bay is a little bit damp and I've
Speaker 3: got no man's power, one of sixty or so people.
Speaker 3: So I'm on a fully charged fine thankfully.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right mate, I have a good day,
Speaker 1: thank you. Steve says is a burger real called. Simon
Speaker 1: says real chicken and crispy bacon. Have you heard this
Speaker 1: same before, Lisa, Take three for the sea?
Speaker 22: Yes, absolutely, and I engage in it often.
Speaker 1: It's great.
Speaker 22: Yes, So take take three for the sea.
Speaker 42: So essentially means if you're by the beach and you're there,
Speaker 42: just take a few bits of rubbish if you see
Speaker 42: them way there, and take them away with you.
Speaker 22: I actually, because we go.
Speaker 42: Camping and traveling a lot, we we do it wherever
Speaker 42: we go. So if we pull up for the night somewhere,
Speaker 42: we make a point of, you know, picking up some
Speaker 42: extra rubbish as well, we'll take three.
Speaker 1: See that's a fantastic slogan, isn't it. Huru for Kreuz
Speaker 1: another really good one. So this is World Ocean's Day
Speaker 1: was recently and World Environment Day, So selink WA teamed
Speaker 1: up with ECOSURFA Australia Keep Austraight beautiful and students from
Speaker 1: Ellenbrook Secondary College Barnsy for your former hood to clean
Speaker 1: up Salmon Vay and Rottennesst Island. Look at much rubbish
Speaker 1: they picked up.
Speaker 22: It's incredible. Yeah, the numbers are staggering.
Speaker 42: So it was almost forty seven kilograms of flotsam and
Speaker 42: jetsam debris they say, equating to one thy, nine hundred
Speaker 42: and fourteen individual items that they removed from the bay.
Speaker 1: Seven kilos.
Speaker 42: Yeah, that's huge, and they say among the most common
Speaker 42: items they collected were over a thousand pieces of hard plastic,
Speaker 42: almost two hundred pieces of rope scraps and one hundred
Speaker 42: and thirty four pieces of plastic film.
Speaker 22: So that's obviously the swell.
Speaker 1: You know, with the fronts coming collected the collect there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Salmon Bay, beautiful spot, Salmon Bay over on Rotto. So listeners,
Speaker 1: do you have you heard of that same before and
Speaker 1: do you do it like Lisa and her family do?
Speaker 1: Take three for the sea three bits of rubbish. I'd
Speaker 1: love to hear from you today, Andrew says, useless loopsy
Speaker 1: in the Sharp Bay area. You're right, Lisa, and is
Speaker 1: the add me to your trivia team? And is the
Speaker 1: yeah and is the start of a salt company and
Speaker 1: their ponds? Thank you, Andrew, Good on you mate, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. Just another one I've got wrong this week.
Speaker 1: Did you have you heard of take three for the Sea?
Speaker 1: And do you do you do it?
Speaker 22: Is it something that you do something because I know
Speaker 22: that you're an ocean lover.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you get yeah go pick stuff up on
Speaker 1: the beach all the time? Yeah, yeah, But I haven't
Speaker 1: called it that, but that's what a great little slogan that, Yeah.
Speaker 42: Absolutely, And because it's easy to remember, and I mean personally,
Speaker 42: I found it's great for the kids because you can
Speaker 42: just sort of enforce that into the kids that we
Speaker 42: just sort of yeah, take three for the sea and.
Speaker 1: Try and clean up really good, really good, and good
Speaker 1: for your kids to see you, you and Hobby doing
Speaker 1: it too. It just becomes part of their world as well,
Speaker 1: becomes really normal cleaning up Salmon Bay. Do you take
Speaker 1: three for the sea? Three bits of rubbish when you
Speaker 1: go to the beach or when you leave the beach,
Speaker 1: love to hear from you. It is eighteen minutes to midday.
Speaker 1: This is Barnsey's burnouts. We are here until one o'clock today,
Speaker 1: did I Rob.
Speaker 27: Hi Ramsey?
Speaker 51: Hi?
Speaker 27: Sim Hey, Rob, I just pick up. I just pick
Speaker 27: up rubbish when I see it doesn't matter if it's
Speaker 27: three or four.
Speaker 16: Wow.
Speaker 27: Years ago, we had some German people visit us in
Speaker 27: Perth and the lady said, I went to khan or
Speaker 27: Van today and I said where. I drove all the
Speaker 27: way to cahn or Van and I went, what's that? Oh,
Speaker 27: Carnavan Cavan.
Speaker 33: I left that four am.
Speaker 27: I drive all the way to carnal Van. It is
Speaker 27: beautiful and I said, wow, that's a pronounce theation. So
Speaker 27: we're all in our vami and now we always call
Speaker 27: it carnal Van instead of Canarvon.
Speaker 1: Hey, ROBERI you're going to the footy on the weekend, No, sir.
Speaker 27: I were watching him on TV?
Speaker 1: All right? Still paint my face you do? Yeah?
Speaker 27: Yes, all right? And some other colors now and again.
Speaker 1: Don't go change and Rob, thanks mate. So Rob, good
Speaker 1: to hear from you. Jerry says in Windy Harbor, it's
Speaker 1: not go is that real? There's a Harry Potter thing
Speaker 1: it does.
Speaker 22: We'll have to look that one up. Do you know
Speaker 22: what I think?
Speaker 42: The funny thing is we talked about two j and
Speaker 42: Carew and Coburn and Muche. If you live here, it's
Speaker 42: you just sort of know how they're pronounced, absolutely and
Speaker 42: you just accept.
Speaker 22: I mean, Musha.
Speaker 42: I had this conversation with my son just this week
Speaker 42: because we have footy training in Muchet and he said, Mom,
Speaker 42: that makes no sense.
Speaker 22: That's not how it should be spelled. And I had
Speaker 22: to say, good point, Well, it just is. That's just
Speaker 22: the way it is.
Speaker 1: Good parenting by you get a Jill Hi Simon.
Speaker 36: Have you seen David Ambers The Ocean?
Speaker 1: No, I haven't, but it's on my list. Jill.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's a good Well it will.
Speaker 36: Well, it's interesting and it'll break your heart. It's something
Speaker 36: we all need to know about.
Speaker 27: Yeah, yeah, and yeah, it's.
Speaker 36: If anyone can get a chance to see you guys
Speaker 36: suggest that you do. We need to pull a bit
Speaker 36: a lot more pressure on the government for what they're allowing.
Speaker 36: It's absolutely terrible.
Speaker 1: Julle I got for recently, I got for a present
Speaker 1: a couple of tickets to go to the Heath Ledger
Speaker 1: of Theater to watch five. It was five or six
Speaker 1: different small short films on the ocean. And yeah, to worry,
Speaker 1: it's to worry that those big plastic islands. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: it's it is a bit. I mean, the ocean is
Speaker 1: a sort of great joy. You know, there's some surfing
Speaker 1: docos on there and all of that, but it's a
Speaker 1: there's a lot of stuff ending up in the ocean.
Speaker 42: Hey, well, and it's the stuff that we don't see,
Speaker 42: so you know, it's it's great that we are collecting it,
Speaker 42: and you know, if we're all engaging in picking it
Speaker 42: up off the beach. But it's the stuff that doesn't
Speaker 42: even make it to land, that's just sort of floating around,
Speaker 42: ends up.
Speaker 1: In a wrapped around a turtle or a whale. Thank you, Jill,
Speaker 1: Thanks for I will have a look at that, Jill.
Speaker 1: I'll grab myself a strong flat white and watchers. It's
Speaker 1: called on to twelve Lisa answers with us. We'll reflect
Speaker 1: on our yes no questions of this week. You're welcome
Speaker 1: to call in though one double three a toddy two.
Speaker 1: We'd love to hear from him. Lots of people letting
Speaker 1: me know that useless loop is near Ashfield, thanks Tony
Speaker 1: and others. And he's assault mine. There's a place in
Speaker 1: island called Glenn's Willie. It says Tom, I don't reckon,
Speaker 1: there is Tom. I reckon made that liberty libertarian Ryan
Speaker 1: of manage. Mate. He says, I take four for the shore,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 22: That's a good one.
Speaker 28: Yeah.
Speaker 1: One double three eighty two is a place called Dismal
Speaker 1: Swamp in South Australia. This one here we swim every
Speaker 1: morning the ocean. I noticed a lot of rubbish. I
Speaker 1: love diving down collective ald the marine debris and human rubbish.
Speaker 1: If I I've made a contribution the ocean life over time,
Speaker 1: I had to increase the size of my net bag.
Speaker 1: It says one of our our listeners, Lisa a year
Speaker 1: to have the final say on some of our yes
Speaker 1: Nose Today on Monday we asked the question, or Olie
Speaker 1: asked the question for he was did a magnificent job
Speaker 1: doing the show on Monday. Does Scott Morrison deserve his
Speaker 1: ac so he received an award in the King's birthday.
Speaker 1: On this list, Yes is one hundred and eighteen. What
Speaker 1: was the nose? There By?
Speaker 22: The nose was sixty one. So that was resounding, wasn't it.
Speaker 30: Who are you?
Speaker 20: Look?
Speaker 42: I respect the decision that is made when they hand
Speaker 42: out those honors. I don't think they made lightly, so
Speaker 42: we'll say yes.
Speaker 1: Tuesday, there was a report out that suggested people were
Speaker 1: very flat, in particular about about housing affordability and mental affordability.
Speaker 1: So we asked the question, are you optimistic about Australia's future?
Speaker 42: The yes as were only sixty six and the nose
Speaker 42: were one hundred and nine, which I think is really
Speaker 42: telling it.
Speaker 22: Yes, I am optimistic. Make it sixty seven.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I am not sure why sometimes and Wednesday was
Speaker 1: a rip off. Wednesday's called when all the fuel prices
Speaker 1: went up by thirty to forty cents a liter. Ye
Speaker 1: for unleaded petrol. Do you use fuel watch?
Speaker 42: The yes is one hundred and six, the nose fifty eight.
Speaker 42: I'm a no, I don't use fuel watch.
Speaker 1: So what we worked out it was very informative that day. Actually,
Speaker 1: our listeners are right onto this. A lot of them
Speaker 1: use the seven eleven app.
Speaker 22: Yep, because you can lock in the price.
Speaker 1: Yeah for a week, yep. How good. A lot of
Speaker 1: people just simply go on tuesdays, so now it's cheaper.
Speaker 1: We're the only state in Australia that has a seven
Speaker 1: day fuel cycle, which works quite well for people a
Speaker 1: tanker petrol generally lasting about a week yep. So yeah,
Speaker 1: a lot of really smart comments came in on how
Speaker 1: people do use fuel Watch, and I think the seven
Speaker 1: eleven app also tells you where the cheapest seven eleven
Speaker 1: is in your area or closer to the medication. So yeah,
Speaker 1: drive a little bit further. But our listeners were really
Speaker 1: really onto it. A lot of people use fuel watch,
Speaker 1: you know, we still absolutely mystified while we have seven
Speaker 1: day cycles, still can't really work out how it works. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you own you own the Chittering Valley BP, and
Speaker 1: I own the Quanana BP. Yes am I ringing you?
Speaker 1: Are you ringing me? And you're not supposed to?
Speaker 22: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 42: And it's interesting that the price is just literally go
Speaker 42: up overnight because the fuel is already sitting in their
Speaker 42: tanks right, so the idea that it's now suddenly costing
Speaker 42: them thirty cents a lead more literally overnight, I think
Speaker 42: displows people's mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I think Anne uses the seven to eleven
Speaker 1: app a little bit and she says the fuel locks
Speaker 1: the seven eleven fuel locks in the cheapest fuel within
Speaker 1: a certain radius. Thank you, missus Barclay. The Thursday Yes
Speaker 1: or No yesterday? Do our pollies deserve a pay rise?
Speaker 42: The nose won that one. They were ninety eight and
Speaker 42: the yes's were thirty two. I mean yes, I think
Speaker 42: they do actually deserve a pay rise because we want
Speaker 42: a high standard of people of person in there, and
Speaker 42: I think the only way you get that is by
Speaker 42: ensuring that it's competitively remunerated.
Speaker 1: Once we looked into it. Scott Morrison, Scott Morrison, Anthony
Speaker 1: Alban easy is paid well relative to the world wide stage.
Speaker 1: So world wide stage, a lot of world leaders paid
Speaker 1: as well as him. Yep, so especially of countries of
Speaker 1: similar size and population size and first World countries.
Speaker 42: So that was a we demand a lot of our
Speaker 42: politicians and rightly so, and I think the pay should
Speaker 42: reflect that.
Speaker 1: Gets double what the British prime ministers pay. And today's
Speaker 1: yes or no? Do you need electricity credit? So that
Speaker 1: this is not do you want one? Do you need
Speaker 1: electricity credit of three or four hundred dollars?
Speaker 22: Yeah, it's an interesting response to this one. It's pretty
Speaker 22: evenly split. The yess just leading with fifty three and
Speaker 22: the nose are forty nine. I'm a no, I don't
Speaker 22: need an electricity credit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right. There's a street sign in kelm Scott
Speaker 1: with a spelling yprees and I.
Speaker 32: Think that's yp SO.
Speaker 1: It's a battlefield battlefield in France, wasn't it, I think?
Speaker 22: So?
Speaker 1: Do you know how to pronounce it, Jim, I'd say,
Speaker 1: why press white press? Yeah, yeah, EEPs, EEPs. I'm guessing
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. With a surname night beamont, I probably
Speaker 1: should know. That's Norman in our Diver's yp e s.
Speaker 1: We talk about it a fair bit around Remembrance Day
Speaker 1: Antique Day as well. One double three eighty four. We'd
Speaker 1: love to hear from you today. No price cycle for
Speaker 1: diesel just stays up high all the time.
Speaker 42: It's not too bad at the moment, actually, and I
Speaker 42: say it's not too bad relatively speaking. I think I've
Speaker 42: had a dollar seventy nine the other day, which I
Speaker 42: think is not too bad.
Speaker 1: I thought it did cyclub and dear.
Speaker 22: I mean it changes, I don't.
Speaker 48: I don't.
Speaker 22: My opinion on fuel.
Speaker 1: Everyone was cheaper than you LP back in the day.
Speaker 22: Is that I think it is at the moment, is it?
Speaker 28: Yeah? I think so.
Speaker 22: I think it is. But if I need it, I
Speaker 22: need it. I can't.
Speaker 42: It's not one of those things where I think, well, I'll,
Speaker 42: you know, wait two days, because I'm always running on
Speaker 42: the smell of an oily rag.
Speaker 19: Anyway.
Speaker 1: The other one, which Dad points out is fuel Spy
Speaker 1: is an awesome app to use Australia wid It shows
Speaker 1: cheapest fuel on a map. It's great when traveling. Thanks Deb.
Speaker 1: Yeah that came up yesterday as well. Thank you. I
Speaker 1: thought petrol joints sold two chocolates instead of fuel. I
Speaker 1: always get asked, you do, don't you?
Speaker 19: Would you like would you like some bottles of water?
Speaker 1: Would you like some chocolates?
Speaker 49: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That's the diesels. Fine things. Six minutes to mid day
Speaker 1: if you want to call any cam one double three
Speaker 1: eight eighty two. So we did bring you the news.
Speaker 1: Woodside send us a little sneak preview of their media
Speaker 1: release earlier today and Barclay read it out for us,
Speaker 1: The Woodside Northwest Shelf should it be extended to twenty
Speaker 1: seventy The protesters are out today, but they haven't given
Speaker 1: a bit more time Barnesy Bye. They've submitted to Murray
Speaker 1: what the Environment Minister, but they've been a bit more time.
Speaker 42: It's a very emotive discussion and I don't actually think
Speaker 42: there is a right or wrong answer for this one,
Speaker 42: because I can actually see both sides of it, and
Speaker 42: I don't think it is as simple yes or no
Speaker 42: that should it happen or should it not happen, because
Speaker 42: the fact of the matter is that we are using
Speaker 42: gas in our state and if we don't have a
Speaker 42: supply of gas, what is the alternative currently? But then
Speaker 42: I can absolutely see and understand the concerns around the
Speaker 42: environmental impacts as well. So you know, the fact that
Speaker 42: they've been granted an extension to respond to the Commonwealth
Speaker 42: conditions is probably a good thing because we want.
Speaker 22: Everything to be looked at. We want this to.
Speaker 42: To be looked at, you know, and have all the
Speaker 42: information and put everything on the table. I do not
Speaker 42: believe it is a you know, black or white binary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you and I were there at me not oil
Speaker 1: when not five minute rant against Woodside. So at some
Speaker 1: point they've become the death Star. They've become this incredible
Speaker 1: organization that is the absolute lightning rodtivism and protests, haven't
Speaker 1: they They have.
Speaker 22: I wouldn't say they're the only one, though.
Speaker 42: I think there are a lot of people campaigning about
Speaker 42: fossil fuel industries and related companies worldwide. I think maybe
Speaker 42: this is because it's at the forefront of people's minds
Speaker 42: and this decision has been pending for a while. Again,
Speaker 42: it's not it's not black and white in my mind.
Speaker 30: Yet.
Speaker 5: How are you good?
Speaker 1: Thank you, you do a good show mate, Thank you friend,
Speaker 1: Thank you Clayton.
Speaker 29: I just wanted to say to Lisa, I'm a retired mechanic. Now,
Speaker 29: never let your fuel go down to a quarter tank
Speaker 29: net to a quarter, yeah, the last quarter of a tank.
Speaker 29: Never let it go down to that.
Speaker 19: Why is that?
Speaker 29: Because as your car gets older, the fuel, whether you
Speaker 29: put the top fuel in or the bottom fuel in,
Speaker 29: it's at the bottom of the sediment and then it
Speaker 29: comes into your motor and then you.
Speaker 1: Have all these problems. Yeah, all right, thanks Clayton, thank you,
Speaker 1: Thanks the clock here, barnsy back in a set, Dan
Speaker 1: and Christo, Christo Dove, chrissen Epra y p r yes, Epra.
Speaker 22: What's a learning on this show today? I love it?
Speaker 1: In credible credit. Has been an incredible hour, Barnsy, thanks
Speaker 1: you week for you big week for me. Thank you Christo,
Speaker 1: Thank you Dan. At least enjoy the rest of your day.
Speaker 1: Thanks Bowie, Yeah you too. Thanks a lot, Lisa Barnes
Speaker 1: were lucky to have her. She'll be back with us
Speaker 1: the same time next week. Merst Magical Mystery Tour rolls on.
Speaker 1: After midday we reflect on the passing of Brian Wilson.
Speaker 1: Stay listening, still like that? Don't you want that thing?
Speaker 1: Don't you?
Speaker 32: I will I'll never not like it. I will never
Speaker 32: not like it.
Speaker 52: In fact, I was on a mind site Wednesday, sorry,
Speaker 52: yesterday morning, coming home and I listened to that song
Speaker 52: twice before I got on the plane.
Speaker 1: Did you really what did you actually? I like the
Speaker 1: I think I had it on vinyl. I think I'm
Speaker 1: the war Us.
Speaker 52: Yes, it's full on the Hill, Full on the Hill,
Speaker 52: flying Hello, Goodbye, Strawberry Fields.
Speaker 1: How's it's hello? Goodbye?
Speaker 32: It's brilliant.
Speaker 52: Well, I mean I could gush about the Beatles all day.
Speaker 52: In fact, if you want to, we can we get to.
Speaker 1: Make the Beatles a little bit later on yours Court
Speaker 1: said to me recently, you will turn into it, but
Speaker 1: you turn into a beatle during this hour?
Speaker 32: Do I really is that? I thank you very much, Simon.
Speaker 1: Very good to be. It's very good to be.
Speaker 32: Thank you very much. Peace and love, Simon, Peace and love.
Speaker 32: That's only three more. Hello mother, Well yo, go well?
Speaker 32: Am I allowed to do this?
Speaker 14: Okay?
Speaker 19: Want to.
Speaker 1: Today we reflect on the genius that was Brian Wilson,
Speaker 1: him having passed a couple of days ago. And we've
Speaker 1: got to We've got we'll get your top five Beach
Speaker 1: Boys tracks and why but we'll expend a little bit
Speaker 1: to our listeners because the Beach Boys remind you of summer, yeap,
Speaker 1: be by the beach.
Speaker 32: And also I'm scared of the listeners choosing all the
Speaker 32: Beach Boys ones that I chose for my top five.
Speaker 1: So yeah, all right, spread the yeah cast the net
Speaker 1: for the Beach Boys songs were songs about summer and
Speaker 1: about the beach. And I think I told so I
Speaker 1: went to see you play last night. Did a great job. Mate.
Speaker 1: By the way, thank you really really good. And that's
Speaker 1: just what I needed, was for the for the host
Speaker 1: at Vicky Brown's to buy another round of drinks.
Speaker 32: Just what you needed, especially with an early start doing
Speaker 32: radio like you do.
Speaker 1: Just what I need to thank you.
Speaker 32: Keep you fresh, keeps you fresh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Rippers are those two owners.
Speaker 32: They're fantastic.
Speaker 14: Mate.
Speaker 52: It's a great little venue and I enjoyed playing it.
Speaker 52: It's it's exactly the intimate sort of setting.
Speaker 32: That i'd like to do an acoustic show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was really good last night and a couple
Speaker 1: of sales guys went on. They came in about eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock today. I got here a bit earlier than that.
Speaker 1: Well done to the sales team. What do they do?
Speaker 32: They have fun.
Speaker 1: They have fun.
Speaker 52: It's called networking, simon. If it wasn't there's an art
Speaker 52: for It's an art form, you know.
Speaker 1: If it wasn't for our sales staff, you and I
Speaker 1: would not be partnered up with Grunts Car Stereo.
Speaker 32: Absolutely true.
Speaker 52: Without him, we wouldn't be Grant's stereover in Morley. Yeah,
Speaker 52: keeping us in the life for a customer.
Speaker 1: Keeping us in the life into which we are accustomed.
Speaker 1: So you can phone in today, folks. You know how
Speaker 1: if you haven't heard this segment before, it's unreal. It's unreal.
Speaker 1: Just you can phone in one level three.
Speaker 52: Actually, i'd go as far as saying it's fully sick, mate,
Speaker 52: it's actually fully sick.
Speaker 1: If you hear me f on six pr is fully sick.
Speaker 1: It was it Blake the last night who played cricket
Speaker 1: with you?
Speaker 52: Yeah, it was actually and I didn't recognize him at first,
Speaker 52: and then you know when your mind can go just
Speaker 52: make out this old face as a thirteen year old
Speaker 52: and go.
Speaker 1: Yep, now I know you. Yeah, cricket in Albany, cricket
Speaker 1: and Albany.
Speaker 32: Yeah, no one would believe it.
Speaker 1: Look look at you go, let's get you.
Speaker 32: Don't tell anyone.
Speaker 1: You could tell five Beach Boys tracks that reflect the
Speaker 1: genius that was miss Shson. Yeah, absolutely, five mate.
Speaker 52: My number five could have been my number one and
Speaker 52: probably should have been my number one. It's God only knows.
Speaker 52: From the pet Sounds, it's a masterpiece. It's a beautiful,
Speaker 52: beautiful song and I think even Paul McCartney said at
Speaker 52: one point that's the one.
Speaker 32: The pet Sounds was the big record for them that
Speaker 32: went we have to do better than that, and came
Speaker 32: up with Sergeant Pepper because it's a masterpiece. Brian Wilson
Speaker 32: really was a genius.
Speaker 52: He sat in the studio for months and months on
Speaker 52: and creating this album while the other guys are out
Speaker 52: on the road doing all the heavy lifting. Not really,
Speaker 52: he's doing the heavy lifting, because we're still talking about
Speaker 52: him now. They were just on the road doing the
Speaker 52: teeny bopper shows and he came up with this album.
Speaker 32: God only knows. It's gorgeous.
Speaker 52: He got his younger brother Carl to sing it because
Speaker 52: he was the kind of producer that just because he
Speaker 52: wrote it and it's a beautiful song. He wanted the
Speaker 52: best vocalist in the Beach Boys to feature on the song.
Speaker 32: Have a quick listen, just good.
Speaker 1: Now, God means what nice nurse number.
Speaker 6: Five for you?
Speaker 32: Yeah, number five could have been number one very easily.
Speaker 1: But it's a layers say, lots of layers to lots
Speaker 1: of sounds.
Speaker 26: Just yeah.
Speaker 52: He started to really explore those and you can hear
Speaker 52: the Beach Boys. They're doing what would really be in
Speaker 52: a symphony orchestra.
Speaker 32: This part does that. It's all little counter melodies and
Speaker 32: he didn't even need words.
Speaker 1: It's just beautiful. It is what I make. Thank you
Speaker 1: were joined this Merse's top five Beach Boys tracks, the
Speaker 1: songs that reflect the genius of that band of mister
Speaker 1: Wilson himself. But we're happy to take calls from you
Speaker 1: today about songs that remind you of summer. Get I Paul.
Speaker 53: Good Boys, Happy Friday. Look, I'll go with the natural
Speaker 53: Beach Boys song will go with Cooke and Moo, which
Speaker 53: I'm not sure actually is on any of their albums.
Speaker 53: I think it's only on the Cocktail soundtrack.
Speaker 17: Which in the video clip had a young young John.
Speaker 53: Stamos planning the bongo drums before he was famous. But
Speaker 53: just write in my ear, I was sixteen around that time,
Speaker 53: and I mean a lot of the stuff's a bit
Speaker 53: before my time.
Speaker 38: But this one was right right in it, you know
Speaker 38: what I mean.
Speaker 53: So it is definitely probably my favorite Beach Boys song.
Speaker 1: Thank you, PAULI Yeah, what say you?
Speaker 49: Matt?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 52: Look, it's definitely a great choice for favorite summer songs.
Speaker 52: It exudes summer for sure. Not generally regarded by Beach
Speaker 52: Boys fans as one of their favorites, I think because
Speaker 52: Brian actually had nothing to do with the track.
Speaker 32: I know he's in the video clip. It was a
Speaker 32: Mike Club sort of thing.
Speaker 52: Yeah, it was Mike Love's opportunity to stick it to
Speaker 52: all the people that said you were nothing, and Brian
Speaker 52: Wilson was the Beach Boys, and well I had a
Speaker 52: number won hit on my own.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, Brian Brown and Tom Cruise and Crocktail.
Speaker 32: Yeah yeah, I remember that. I love Brian Brown. I
Speaker 32: just think he's fabulous and great movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah well no, thanks Paulie Gooda. Troy, hey boy, hello Troy?
Speaker 31: Can you talking about summer?
Speaker 46: At the middle of bloody winter?
Speaker 32: Were trying to remind ourselves of summer? That's why.
Speaker 46: M okay, it's your show. You do what your bloody lock.
Speaker 46: I don't care. I'll just ring up and pull the
Speaker 46: pee out of you.
Speaker 39: Boys.
Speaker 46: Now Brian Adams and this has happened in Spearwood and
Speaker 46: speaking Field. Not something happened and he wasn't allowed to perform.
Speaker 46: But anyway, my song boys is somewhere sixty a.
Speaker 1: Thank yeah, thanks Troy. How did you do this? I
Speaker 1: do do it?
Speaker 52: Yeah yeah, I got a little tired of it for
Speaker 52: a while. It's an often requested tune.
Speaker 46: I mate, yep, if you play Summer of sixty nine,
Speaker 46: this place will go on.
Speaker 32: But I must have been I actually really love Brian Adams.
Speaker 32: I think he writes a great song.
Speaker 1: I've seen him live. He heavyes get up you know
Speaker 1: when you often hear it on FIM radio and a
Speaker 1: score compressed and sounds.
Speaker 32: Oh yeah, yeah up. He's a rock and roller showing.
Speaker 1: Guitar and gives it a whack, no, no doubt. Thanks Troy.
Speaker 52: Sad Yeah, Jez, thanks Joy cool summer of sixty nine,
Speaker 52: I've been a particular good summer for him to single
Speaker 52: out that one of all the summers he had.
Speaker 32: It's very fond of sixty nine years.
Speaker 52: Good.
Speaker 32: It was a good summer. It was a good it
Speaker 32: was a good year for him. I was sixty nine.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, Chris, I know what you're saying. I saw
Speaker 1: something I didn't think i'd ever see.
Speaker 32: What's that?
Speaker 1: I saw you play horses.
Speaker 52: You know when I just deliberately play horses and I
Speaker 52: haven't been asked for it.
Speaker 32: You know that I've I've given.
Speaker 1: Up on you just want to get one? You want
Speaker 1: to go home? Yeah, you want to get to play
Speaker 1: horses and after the bump you out and get your.
Speaker 19: Pick up.
Speaker 32: Me bags, I'm done.
Speaker 1: You did a good job too, and the place did
Speaker 1: go off that I told you I play horses, This
Speaker 1: place will go off.
Speaker 32: Go off. Too, said, notice I announced it as a
Speaker 32: Ricky Lee Jones.
Speaker 1: So that was cool. That was was seventeen minutes past twelve,
Speaker 1: the opening track of that album, I think, I think
Speaker 1: we belong together Ricky Ley Jones one of the great
Speaker 1: epic symphonic.
Speaker 32: Is it really?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I didn't know that it's on ripper mate.
Speaker 52: I knew that Horses was a it's like up the
Speaker 52: tail end of the record. It's tracked ten or eleven
Speaker 52: or something like that.
Speaker 32: No one knew it. Sorry.
Speaker 52: Daryl Breaithwaite brought it up. He said, Simon Harsey to
Speaker 52: produced that record.
Speaker 19: I think it is.
Speaker 32: It doesn't matter if it's not, but I'm pretty sure
Speaker 32: it is. And they were looking for a song and
Speaker 32: he goes, I want to do this ricular Jones song,
Speaker 32: and they're thinking Chucky or you know, some of her
Speaker 32: big ones and he plays them Horses and they've gone why.
Speaker 32: He goes, no, it's great, it's really great, And he
Speaker 32: was right.
Speaker 52: Because it's just indears itself to Yeah, and she's surprised,
Speaker 52: like she's a made That song did nothing for her,
Speaker 52: but in Australia it's a huge hit for Daryl Brothwaite.
Speaker 1: Goes for twenty minutes Life seven went long when you're
Speaker 1: a kid Last night I was seven eight and a
Speaker 1: half minutes past twelve? What's your number four? As you looked?
Speaker 1: Hold that thought? Mate? All right, we'll come back in
Speaker 1: a sect. We're getting mrd's top five Beach Boys Brian
Speaker 1: Wilson moments on the show today, and you can phone
Speaker 1: in with your summer songs one, double, three, eight eighty two,
Speaker 1: one step ahead. This is fun in here today.
Speaker 18: It is fun.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 32: I'm extra excited to find out that Sunday's beat up an.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize.
Speaker 32: Have I got that wrong? Sorry, I was only half
Speaker 32: listening when you read the red lights. I was only
Speaker 32: half listening when you read that to your number four.
Speaker 52: My number four is a tune called Marcella And I
Speaker 52: did a little bit of research because I loved that anyway,
Speaker 52: and I thought i'd better find out that Brian's on it,
Speaker 52: and it was one of the few that he was on.
Speaker 32: What's the record before, Holland.
Speaker 19: Not Carl and the Passion.
Speaker 32: It is Carl and the Passions, Carl and the Passions.
Speaker 1: Jimmy, Hey, look at that guy.
Speaker 52: Go honestly, Carl and the Passions and I thought I
Speaker 52: knew this was a really heavy Carl album, but no,
Speaker 52: this is.
Speaker 32: One of Brian's tracks, a bit rare.
Speaker 52: I like to do the ones where you go everyone
Speaker 52: listens to I get around and surf in us A.
Speaker 32: Check this song out?
Speaker 1: Good right cool.
Speaker 32: Yeah, there's a bunch of early seventies beach boys stuff
Speaker 32: that's overlooked a bit. I've got another one coming up.
Speaker 32: It's my number two. It's my number two. And yeah,
Speaker 32: I overlooked and underrated spectacular.
Speaker 1: Ben and Bell Dives is going to bow and move.
Speaker 1: One of my favorite parts of the week, with all
Speaker 1: respect to the legendary Troy from Collie For some reason,
Speaker 1: for some reason, he reminds me of a nicer and
Speaker 1: harmless version of Mick Taylor from Wolf Creek.
Speaker 52: Honestly, Troy doesn't phone in. I'm disappointed. Yeah, it makes
Speaker 52: my week as well.
Speaker 1: I've met Troy a couple of times. He's like that
Speaker 1: in real life. Danella, Hi, how are you hi?
Speaker 10: Guys?
Speaker 7: Yes, my favorite time of the week too.
Speaker 31: One of my.
Speaker 45: Favorite summer songs is Seals and Cross by Fields and
Speaker 45: Cross nineteen seventy two Summer Breeze.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and I just love that so.
Speaker 31: Much when I'm at the beach ure.
Speaker 16: Yes, in that mode, definitely.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 32: Song to transport you back to summer, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah? I remember hearing it on my first ever radio
Speaker 1: that I ever had. Yeah, it was huge song seventy
Speaker 1: three and then you're going.
Speaker 32: Yeah, maybe even slightly later.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, Danella.
Speaker 20: Summer the.
Speaker 1: Takes big build time to do the jazz.
Speaker 32: Yeah, nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1: Over hear you and courtantly singing that, Yeah.
Speaker 32: Great song. You know it's funny.
Speaker 52: I don't want to get all technical, but I sort
Speaker 52: of susted out one time. Those really breezy, easy going,
Speaker 52: happy feeling tunes from the seventies. There's lots of major
Speaker 52: sevenths used. Ok so as opposed to a dominant seventh.
Speaker 52: It sounds bluesy and all you know there major seven
Speaker 52: is going.
Speaker 32: It's got that vibe.
Speaker 1: He's got to shine to it, hasn't. I saw you
Speaker 1: put some backing vocals together in the studio a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago and are goin to be to be technical.
Speaker 1: There will be some musicos listening you. You just did
Speaker 1: three versions in you of that?
Speaker 32: I think I did four four versions, So I did
Speaker 32: three part harmony.
Speaker 52: I did some oohs and oohs and r's and I
Speaker 52: did three part harmony, but I split it into four,
Speaker 52: so I did four of one one note and then four,
Speaker 52: so I had twelve and it makes.
Speaker 32: A big choiet tom sound.
Speaker 26: Yeah.
Speaker 32: Well I learned from the best Courtney Mophing.
Speaker 1: Yeah what am I? Gary? Today?
Speaker 34: Kido, Simon, Chris and giants use the crest name. Hey,
Speaker 34: before I give you my song, can I ask you?
Speaker 34: Do you guys know the connection between Murray Wilson, manager
Speaker 34: and father of the Wilson Boys, and the band called
Speaker 34: the sun Right?
Speaker 1: No, I don't.
Speaker 32: I don't know either, and I'm a little embarrassed to
Speaker 32: say I don't know. What is the connection?
Speaker 34: Well Murray Murray had an argument with the band, so
Speaker 34: he left and he put together the script.
Speaker 10: Who probably had.
Speaker 34: A one hit wonder somebody who might nominate the sun Rays.
Speaker 34: They are a carp and coffee of the Boach Boys,
Speaker 34: right down to the striped shirt the guys just wearing
Speaker 34: the have a good day at the Bach fin Mylne's
Speaker 34: California Girl, Thank you very much?
Speaker 26: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Nice?
Speaker 32: Gary?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Cool? What do you do you like? California Girls? Is
Speaker 1: in your five.
Speaker 52: It's not in my fire, but it could have been.
Speaker 52: I mean, I didn't want to go for the real
Speaker 52: obvious ones. I know, like lyric wise it to be
Speaker 52: cheesy and all the rest of it. But it's just
Speaker 52: an exquisite piece of music. That's what Brian Wilson and
Speaker 52: the intro really, I know what we're.
Speaker 32: Going to play the intro, but here we go.
Speaker 20: Feeling.
Speaker 52: The lyrics were written by Mike Love, Okay, which would explain,
Speaker 52: you know, when when when Brian's writing with who's the
Speaker 52: other guy, Van Dyke Parks and somebody called Asher, is
Speaker 52: that the lyrics are kind of a little more interesting
Speaker 52: and beatlesque and you know, poetic and artistic and if
Speaker 52: Mike Love is left to write the lyrics, it's about
Speaker 52: cars and girls.
Speaker 1: Yeah, essentially indeed, very very evocative song. Isn't you want
Speaker 1: to go to California? And California totally agree and meet
Speaker 1: a Californian girl?
Speaker 32: Is the.
Speaker 1: Often you think of their voices and their harmonies and
Speaker 1: the melodies. Were they good? Muse O Smith? That bassline
Speaker 1: there and.
Speaker 52: The bassline isn't isn't Brian it's actually by that point
Speaker 52: then he was using I forgot now I'm gonna I've
Speaker 52: got a mental blank. But there was a session team,
Speaker 52: the Wrecking Crew, the Reckon.
Speaker 32: I just got it in time.
Speaker 1: James lan Campbell on the latch.
Speaker 32: James gave me a look that said, you better come
Speaker 32: up with her. I'm going to steal it. I'm going
Speaker 32: to steal on. I'm I'm in for the steal.
Speaker 1: What's her name? The bass player from the Wrecking Crew,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carol Kaye.
Speaker 18: I was nearly there.
Speaker 22: Get out of here, I'll be quite next night.
Speaker 32: Yeah, yeah, she's she was amazing. And how Blaine was
Speaker 32: the drummer.
Speaker 52: They had just a series of session musicians because no,
Speaker 52: Dennis Wilson wasn't a very good drummer.
Speaker 32: I think Carl was okay on guitar. Our was just
Speaker 32: a chord playing guy.
Speaker 52: They weren't proficient, you know, particularly amazing musicians. So that's
Speaker 52: why Brian Wilson put these records together while.
Speaker 32: They were out on the road.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I think Carl was.
Speaker 32: Probably a little better than he's given credit. But the
Speaker 32: others went the.
Speaker 1: That's a good doco The Wrecking Crew. Yeah, absolutely love
Speaker 1: your music. Watched The Wrecking Cruise is astonishing, They Chris,
Speaker 1: it was so bad.
Speaker 39: It was yeah, we're here, sorry about So what were
Speaker 39: you guys doing back in nine fifty eight?
Speaker 32: I was not even a cloudy cluster in the old
Speaker 32: man's clacker bag. I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: I wasn't around dump.
Speaker 39: Is there a dumper?
Speaker 14: I look?
Speaker 39: Eddie Cockran, Eddie Cochran put out a song called Summertime
Speaker 39: Blues right track, a pretty good song, and Paul McCartney
Speaker 39: first song he played to impress John Leonard to get
Speaker 39: in the band was Eddie Cocklan's twenty Flight Rock. That's
Speaker 39: how good he was, So Summertime Blues is my song.
Speaker 1: Thanks Chris Good. I've never heard that one about you
Speaker 1: hit that you Live and Learn. It's been that sort
Speaker 1: of week, Thanks Chris.
Speaker 21: Here we go.
Speaker 9: The first time, A cooler fall.
Speaker 32: About a rook in all the summer, Just a tin
Speaker 32: of earn dollar, have a time of co fev, try
Speaker 32: to get day?
Speaker 1: Was there? Nor Die Son?
Speaker 19: You got a workingly sometime.
Speaker 32: But I'm a gonna dude.
Speaker 18: But the you.
Speaker 32: That cool?
Speaker 1: Is that sound really cool?
Speaker 52: I've heard of Brian sets a version from the Lubumba movie,
Speaker 52: which I like slightly better because it's a.
Speaker 19: Bit more rocking.
Speaker 1: But what's your number three? Please Murph?
Speaker 52: My number three could have been my number one, but
Speaker 52: I chose it for number three. It's Warmth of the Sun,
Speaker 52: which I think is also in pet Sounds. It's just
Speaker 52: it's a stunning piece of music and sung so brilliantly.
Speaker 19: Well, she.
Speaker 32: I cryed cheese.
Speaker 49: This bit, this bit, this bit, all your good bits
Speaker 49: ingram We.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you got very unusual melody, isn't it.
Speaker 32: I've got goosies. Yeah, yeah, on.
Speaker 1: Board, I mate, will take ports. You've got two to
Speaker 1: go from Murpha and we'll take your cause. Neil Kevin Clark,
Speaker 1: faith Ned stay there be with you guys.
Speaker 51: In a second, got a crash on Mitchell Freeway southbound
Speaker 51: after Hester Avenue in Junel up the right hand laner's
Speaker 51: block with police and Toei's on side. Traffic slow on
Speaker 51: approach as went out there that guys, turn the lights
Speaker 51: on and give yourself extra breaking distance and allow extra
Speaker 51: time to get to where you're going. Southbound on the
Speaker 51: Quanana Freeway. Already slow going at mill Point Road northbound
Speaker 51: on the Quanana Mortemer Road to Wankatil Road Nordla's Graham Farmer,
Speaker 51: Northbridge Tunnel CBD or the Metro.
Speaker 1: I'm Bruce Walsh on Perth Traffic Leader six PR.
Speaker 32: We're now going to head to the six PR newsroom.
Speaker 32: Please may welcome John Nichols.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Chris good afternoon. The commander of Iran's Revolutionary
Speaker 2: Guard is among those who have been killed in major
Speaker 2: Israeli strikes. The idea of has hit nuclear and military facilities,
Speaker 2: and there are reports intelligence aged see Mossat has carried
Speaker 2: out sabotage operations. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netta Yahoo says
Speaker 2: teh Ran was getting close to building a nuclear weapon
Speaker 2: that couldn't be allowed. The federal government is describing the
Speaker 2: situation in Gaza as unacceptable as it announces more aid.
Speaker 2: Australia is sending ten million dollars worth of food and
Speaker 2: medical supplies through a partnership with Jordan. A twenty eight
Speaker 2: year old man has been charged with a string of
Speaker 2: child sexual assault offenses. Police alleged the Nola Maara man
Speaker 2: was providing baby setting services at the time of the offenses.
Speaker 2: Cricket Australia, the Pertz Corches and the state government are
Speaker 2: pumping up the West Test with festivities to surround the
Speaker 2: first men's Ashes Test in late November. The match will
Speaker 2: be supported by the West Fest as well as a
Speaker 2: WBBL match on the Saturday of the game to open
Speaker 2: the new Whacker redevelopment. Twenty degrees at the moment, showers
Speaker 2: today becoming less likely, down to seven overnight twenty tomorrow
Speaker 2: with a possible shower. More news at one.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, John. Speaking of cricket, there's Max Walker.
Speaker 1: Ever been to any of your gigs?
Speaker 32: Yeah, Maxie Walker?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, yes, but Maxie, I think you like it.
Speaker 1: I really like one of my gigs. I really like Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: which Max Walker?
Speaker 49: I don't know.
Speaker 32: I don't know. I was under pressure, John, I was
Speaker 32: under pressure. That's the best I could do.
Speaker 1: I have heard him before in the corridor. He's pretty good. John.
Speaker 1: Do you have a summer song we can play to
Speaker 1: our listeners.
Speaker 2: I always go for one that no one else is
Speaker 2: going to pick, and I like to give David Warners
Speaker 2: from the Suburbs of Run whenever I can. I would
Speaker 2: like to pick African summer.
Speaker 1: Alright, thank you.
Speaker 22: I'm stretched out on Scarborough Beach.
Speaker 52: Can Australian summer I feel like this might be Troy's
Speaker 52: favorite as well.
Speaker 1: College shirt. When there's some mur I'm going to call
Speaker 1: it You're on fire. Thanks John. Very unusual choice. You're
Speaker 1: welcome it.
Speaker 32: That's the best I can come up with you, Thank you, John,
Speaker 32: Very unusual choice.
Speaker 1: Mitch's phone in, Hello.
Speaker 30: Mitch, can I what's the most entertaining? Murphy mentioned Dennis
Speaker 30: Wilson as the drummer to be was he was actually
Speaker 30: the only one who.
Speaker 18: That's right.
Speaker 3: The brothers.
Speaker 30: Drowned in nineteen eighty three. But a little known fact
Speaker 30: about Dennis Wilson was he was at the house where
Speaker 30: the Manson murders occurred earlier in the night and left
Speaker 30: about half an hour before the nasty people arrived.
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 32: I knew he had a connection. Yeah, I didn't realize
Speaker 32: it was the same night.
Speaker 20: Wow it.
Speaker 1: That's all right, Bring to tone down, no, no good
Speaker 1: to hear him. So it was that in Once upon
Speaker 1: a Time in Hollywood the Tarantino found a little bit.
Speaker 30: I don't I don't think it was in the movie,
Speaker 30: but it's in a couple of books I've read about
Speaker 30: Charles Manson.
Speaker 52: Yeah, all right, Well, they co wrote songs together Charles
Speaker 52: Manson and Dennis Wilson.
Speaker 32: They co wrote a couple of songs serious. Yeah, I
Speaker 32: don't know if they made it on Beach.
Speaker 52: Boys Records or he's got a solo record Pacific Ocean
Speaker 52: Road Blue.
Speaker 1: Ocean Blue, Ocean Blue.
Speaker 14: Thank you for that?
Speaker 1: Thanks miss? Did you make that? Brian Wilson and Charles
Speaker 1: Mann Dennis Wilson. Jennis Wilson co wrote some songs with
Speaker 1: Charles Manson.
Speaker 32: Absolutely yeah, wow, yeah for real cracky but you don't
Speaker 32: just get me in a huge good looking mate, honestly
Speaker 32: Aanne Barclay would say huge if true?
Speaker 1: Thanks Mitch, could I Neil?
Speaker 25: Okay?
Speaker 14: So IM good a Chris?
Speaker 25: Just listening to that, that's pretty funny. Yeah, just talking
Speaker 25: about that summer bree sung by Sales and Cross. If
Speaker 25: you listen to a version and by the Isley Brothers,
Speaker 25: it is awesome, great guitar solo in as well. But yeah,
Speaker 25: if you want to to compare them both. But yeah,
Speaker 25: you were just talking about Dave Warner African Summer. We
Speaker 25: used to go and see him at the Sense and
Speaker 25: when I was a young fellow and that and halftime
Speaker 25: at the football. Everyone loved it pretty good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, them. I saw him a couple of years ago
Speaker 1: playing at the winery that is no longer called it
Speaker 1: used to be Haughton's. It's now called Nicola State. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he was still still good. They're older fellas now the boys.
Speaker 1: Thanks Neil.
Speaker 4: Here it is.
Speaker 20: The jazz Man and my mo.
Speaker 1: The jazz Man in my MA R and B.
Speaker 52: Treatment sort of confirms the theory I have that if
Speaker 52: you're African American, anything you do will be slightly better.
Speaker 52: It's true, though you reckon yeah, a Beatles song is great,
Speaker 52: and then like Wilson pick it'll do it and you go, yeah,
Speaker 52: slightly better.
Speaker 32: It's true.
Speaker 1: Twenty minutes that's true.
Speaker 32: Good show.
Speaker 1: So it's good child Man's child Man Things blowing me
Speaker 1: away keV huge if.
Speaker 6: True, huge of truth, Hey, Simon and Chris.
Speaker 16: Although although some of the songs are good because I
Speaker 16: can just picture falling asleep on the beach and gag
Speaker 16: some burnt the hell of hell out of by the
Speaker 16: time I woke up. But I feel like lifting the
Speaker 16: tempo and bringing another song that's underrated from the good
Speaker 16: old nineties, something a bit closer, and the lyrics I
Speaker 16: think speak for themselves. Song Song by Cisco.
Speaker 1: All right, thanks keV. There we go.
Speaker 32: Lend me see that Kong high sounds.
Speaker 52: He's very passionate about his double pluggers, isn't he walking
Speaker 52: walking up the beach with one thng on? Did you
Speaker 52: lose a thng?
Speaker 32: Like?
Speaker 28: No?
Speaker 32: I found one?
Speaker 1: What on cave? Could they clark you?
Speaker 3: Number one in Australia?
Speaker 11: Some I Love by Sherburn?
Speaker 32: Good choice, good choice?
Speaker 1: Love this song.
Speaker 52: I love this song too, good old Daryl Broithwait, Yeah,
Speaker 52: written by Guy Porter and.
Speaker 32: The other guy, the bass player, Tony somebody.
Speaker 1: Prolific writer Guar Porter. Wasn't he so much he thought that.
Speaker 52: There's another song Daryl Broithway could sing. But when he's
Speaker 52: doing live gig, he doesn't just have to do horses. No,
Speaker 52: who'd have thought it's a good track.
Speaker 1: It's a good track.
Speaker 32: My I'm alive, I'm sure.
Speaker 19: But this place, my god.
Speaker 32: That was back in nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 1: I would have said that Faye has phone in get
Speaker 1: I faith?
Speaker 54: Oh Hi day, yeah, hi guys. About fifty years ago,
Speaker 54: my favorite Beach Boys song was called do It Again.
Speaker 54: And I can still remember the words. And I'm in
Speaker 54: my later sixties and I was just wondering if you could.
Speaker 16: Pay it for me?
Speaker 1: Of course, Yeah, my good choice, great track, Thanks Faith.
Speaker 32: I got a cassette when I was twelve was called
Speaker 32: My Generation.
Speaker 52: There was a lot of that stuff coming out when
Speaker 52: I was about twelve, who was focused on the music
Speaker 52: played in the Vietnam kind of thing.
Speaker 32: That track was on it. It was the first time
Speaker 32: I'd heard that song, and I went, how where's this song?
Speaker 32: Being my whole life?
Speaker 1: Great song in the last eleven years.
Speaker 52: I can't believe I've lived my entire lit and missed
Speaker 52: that song Oh my Life without Doing It Again by the.
Speaker 1: Beach Boys twelve, I'll get you number two in just
Speaker 1: a second. Yeah, yeah, sure, So the Do It Again
Speaker 1: is not in your top two. It's not no Ned good.
Speaker 27: Gooday, Simon, Chris, how are you doing good?
Speaker 39: I just very quickly.
Speaker 24: I don't think you can.
Speaker 27: Talk about the Beach Boys and not mention Jan and Dean.
Speaker 4: I believe they wrote songs for each other and the
Speaker 4: sound was so similar.
Speaker 8: It's amazing.
Speaker 52: I don't know that Jan and wrote any songs for
Speaker 52: the Beach Boys, but I think the Beach Boys probably
Speaker 52: handballed a couple of songs to him.
Speaker 32: But I know they're singing on Barbara and you remember
Speaker 32: that song? Yeah, yeah, so Brian put that track together.
Speaker 52: But I think it's Jan and Dena maybe one other
Speaker 52: Beach Boy. It's not actually the full Beach Boys.
Speaker 1: They're on pet Sounds as well.
Speaker 24: Right, Well, my my summer song, and I think you
Speaker 24: can call Jimmy Oil.
Speaker 37: Of Jimmy Buffett's.
Speaker 13: Songs summer songs would have to be Margaritaville.
Speaker 1: Yep, Bruceie Welsh's one of his favorite songs. Really yeah,
Speaker 1: generic Bruce's favorites. Thanks need good manxme Straman is.
Speaker 32: What on my six string?
Speaker 1: Smell of stramp?
Speaker 20: Ever again?
Speaker 32: Sounds like he said something else? Western away again? And
Speaker 32: you've plenty of pizza in Margarita.
Speaker 1: You've you've had your filter removes last week? Have I
Speaker 1: had a filter extraction?
Speaker 16: Surely?
Speaker 18: Nice?
Speaker 5: Well, I.
Speaker 32: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Whatevers? Whatever's there? And I'm pointing at your forehead. I'm
Speaker 1: straight out of your good.
Speaker 32: It's been a big week.
Speaker 1: Learning has happened to you. We'll come back, Thank you,
Speaker 1: ned very nice mate. We'll come back in just a
Speaker 1: sect quarter to one two more of merse All Time
Speaker 1: Beach boys fave is coming up on Merse Magical Mystery
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Speaker 1: Thanks Rant, thanks for looking out for today, mate. We
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Speaker 1: Turner the QE de cour Murph. We're giving away a
Speaker 1: couple of tickets to State of Origin, could I Chris?
Speaker 19: Mate?
Speaker 1: Good? Thank you? Chris wats the code word touch? Yes world,
Speaker 1: I'm mate the ampole State of Origin Game two is
Speaker 1: with us. Who are you going to take?
Speaker 30: Mate?
Speaker 10: Queenslanders mate?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm the West Australian boy.
Speaker 10: But Queensland mate, I'll be going for the underdog.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, me too. I reckon we want, we want
Speaker 1: to swear this season up mate world, I mate, you
Speaker 1: really enjoyed. I reckon Double Past the State of Origin
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Speaker 1: you're listening, folks, Well done Chris. Thank you very much
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Speaker 1: pr all this week Ampole State of Origin, Nothing Alike
Speaker 1: at Merse Magical Mystery to rolls on Curtis your grants
Speaker 1: cast stereo. What's your number two? Please? Chris?
Speaker 52: My number tip main number two is a song called
Speaker 52: saleon Sailor, which was started out as a Brian Wilson
Speaker 52: Choerney was sort of writing and then you know he
Speaker 52: was in that phase where he's eating a lot of
Speaker 52: hamburgers and dangling his foot in a in a sand
Speaker 52: pit of beach sand to get in the mood in
Speaker 52: his house, and so the other the other guys in
Speaker 52: the Beach Boys had to help him finish it off.
Speaker 52: And Blondie Chaplin whod only recently joined the band. He
Speaker 52: was in South African group called the Flames with Ricky Fatagu,
Speaker 52: famous session drummer. He sings the song because they once
Speaker 52: again auditioned each guy on the Beach Boys, and none
Speaker 52: of them sounded Blondie sounded amazing.
Speaker 32: Checked this song out seldom starn both never Crown, try
Speaker 32: to turn both around the sting having never and it unredented.
Speaker 2: Part breaks brief always he never creef Here.
Speaker 32: We go, Here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 1: Song my number one. I didn't know the backstory.
Speaker 32: Yeah, that's a backstory.
Speaker 1: Really good song. I remember that. I think even I
Speaker 1: could do the lead break in that. It was gagnically,
Speaker 1: I can I you likely have done that.
Speaker 32: No, I don't reckon, You're good. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 1: You're probably could.
Speaker 32: Stay in your lane, mate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's eight minutes to one o'clock. There's a little
Speaker 1: bit of correspondence coming in about the collaborations, the collabs
Speaker 1: between Dennis of the Beach Boys and Charles Manson and
Speaker 1: maybe some of the associates around mister Manson in particular.
Speaker 1: So a bit of corresponds coming in there which we
Speaker 1: won't read given to given we given the sort of
Speaker 1: the theme of today. One duble three a E two
Speaker 1: is the phone number if you'd like to give us
Speaker 1: a call today, this one maybe one of yours.
Speaker 32: We've only got one to go I've got my number
Speaker 32: one to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you should get Jeff to announce it. Would
Speaker 1: you like to? Would you like to? Jeff? You say,
Speaker 1: can I? Jeff?
Speaker 14: Here?
Speaker 32: Going?
Speaker 11: Hey Chris a bowie? You might know me as Steve
Speaker 11: Chris but one of my favorite songs and memories as
Speaker 11: a kid in London. This is one of my first
Speaker 11: singles I ever bought. Concidentally, it's all about beach boys,
Speaker 11: his heroes and villains. But can I have another one
Speaker 11: as well? Because in the hot summer of seventy two
Speaker 11: number one, we're top last and six weeks.
Speaker 32: But here villains one Jo, Yes, j Jeff slash Steve.
Speaker 32: Heroes and Villains was my number one, So Steve has
Speaker 32: very good taste.
Speaker 1: Who's Steve and who's Jeff?
Speaker 30: I don't know.
Speaker 52: He said you might know me as Steve and I
Speaker 52: sort of recognized that it might be a guy I
Speaker 52: know called Steve and he said, I don't know.
Speaker 32: He said, Jeff, is it is it?
Speaker 1: Does he work in the big records a big music shop?
Speaker 32: Is?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 32: I don't think.
Speaker 1: So he talks like him?
Speaker 27: Does he?
Speaker 1: Francis ROSSI, Yeah, you know.
Speaker 32: What, heroes and feelings not bloody bad is it all right?
Speaker 34: Not bad?
Speaker 32: It's not a bad sune rhymes the newest worriing a song,
Speaker 32: didn't he it is? It was my number one. It's
Speaker 32: it's just spectacular.
Speaker 52: I think it was on the aborted Smile record that
Speaker 52: came out on Smiley Smile.
Speaker 32: Yeah, that's right, the really smiley Smile.
Speaker 14: Let's just.
Speaker 49: My children, we readers.
Speaker 10: Do you know this suddenly?
Speaker 29: Right?
Speaker 49: Is this started?
Speaker 18: Smoll go get the help.
Speaker 14: You wealthy and w.
Speaker 1: I you like this.
Speaker 16: Is there?
Speaker 32: That's the mono version or something because there's a bell
Speaker 32: effect there. It's kind of ingenious, honestly.
Speaker 1: But it's almost the percussive part of the song is incredible.
Speaker 1: So good choice mate, Thank you very good today.
Speaker 32: Brian Wilson sadly passed away.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I should leave you a filter at home more often.
Speaker 1: One double three eight two. Actually, you know we can't
Speaker 1: take any more calls. Where are you playing? Are you
Speaker 1: playing anywhere publicly this weekend? Murphy? You're heading off to
Speaker 1: mind sights? Where are you?
Speaker 52: I'm playing at the Lake Munger Recreation Club on Sunday
Speaker 52: that a little afternoon session there from three point thirty.
Speaker 52: If you'd like to come and hear me play some
Speaker 52: songs with my acoustic guitar and have the odd.
Speaker 32: Anecdote, Yes, the j joke or too joke. Yeah, I
Speaker 32: love those white plastic chairs. Oh yeah, classic class comfortable.
Speaker 32: You don't go you don't turn up for the chairs, mate.
Speaker 52: It's not about the chairs, all right. If you're turning
Speaker 52: up for the chairs, you've got to change your way
Speaker 52: of thinking, right.
Speaker 32: I'm just saying, do you want to go down the
Speaker 32: luck Munger Recreation Club on the weekend. The plastic chairs
Speaker 32: are amazing.
Speaker 1: Oliver, how are you?
Speaker 32: Yes, gentlemen?
Speaker 14: Good?
Speaker 1: Good to see how happy Friday per live Ononder five?
Speaker 1: What do you have for us?
Speaker 50: So this afternoon we're going to talk about when it
Speaker 50: is and is not appropriate to make noise on the weekends.
Speaker 1: Oh a, load it too.
Speaker 32: This is gonna be the pubs.
Speaker 19: Yesterday.
Speaker 50: We just we got to load to something by somebody
Speaker 50: yesterday and I thought, you know, you have times of
Speaker 50: the day when.
Speaker 32: You can do stuff and you can't do stuff.
Speaker 50: Weekend's a little different, right, yeah, yeah, And Saturday is
Speaker 50: a little less precious than Sundays, but still not the
Speaker 50: same as Monday or Friday.
Speaker 1: Herph, he spends all weekend, making as much noise as
Speaker 1: he possibly can, but not.
Speaker 52: Early though, not early, no, no, no, I'm a great
Speaker 52: Sunday morning. If you're doing stuff before seven o'clock, forget
Speaker 52: about it.
Speaker 50: On the shut up unless you need to buy an outlas.
Speaker 50: We'll also have a look at hinjoke whether or not
Speaker 50: we're about.
Speaker 18: To go to World War three.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there is that.
Speaker 50: It is escalating big time. Andrew Williams, King of TV Streaming,
Speaker 50: Gareth Parker will have hea He's say on the Prime
Speaker 50: Minister jetting off to the G seven summits All.
Speaker 1: Right, mate, thank you very much. Golly, We'll come back
Speaker 1: just a moment and Chris Murphy will give us the
Speaker 1: final verdict on the year. NA for today, Ashley's our
Speaker 1: call of the day. Actually, you are going to see
Speaker 1: Blinde in the Wind on Friday the twentieth, had the
Speaker 1: regal the music of Bob Dylan, Joan boye Is and
Speaker 1: Johnny Cash. What's our YNA result today, Murph?
Speaker 32: Yeah, no, do you need an electricity credit?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 52: When yeah, seventy eight of us recond we do and
Speaker 52: Nah was like sixty.
Speaker 1: Four yeah, all right, thank you four so close, brilliant mate.
Speaker 1: Thank you for today, my absolute pleasure.
Speaker 49: That's ho