Speaker 1: We all need it now.
Speaker 2: This is three a w Breakfast with Ross Stephenson and
Speaker 2: Russell Handcraft.
Speaker 3: Twenty three minutes before six morning. I was just doing
Speaker 3: a rapid of search of all time because I was
Speaker 3: thinking about telling you about something I was thinking about yesterday,
Speaker 3: which I'm about to raise with you now. And I
Speaker 3: thought back to my father used to quote Damon Runyon. Well,
Speaker 3: he made me read Damon Runyon. Yeah, which is why
Speaker 3: I'm a Damon Runyon fan, American short story writer of
Speaker 3: the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 4: You know that my old man was a big Damon
Speaker 4: Runyan man as well.
Speaker 3: You kidding?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, he absolutely adored it. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: just a big part of his life. In fact, I'm
Speaker 4: going so my father died a long time twenty six
Speaker 4: years ago. I'm going round so the house that he
Speaker 4: lived the last twenty plus years of his life. I'm
Speaker 4: going over there next this coming Friday, just to have
Speaker 4: a look amongst the library, amongst the You know, he's
Speaker 4: a cartoonist, so look amongst the cartoon he's writing, lots
Speaker 4: of writing, lots of artwork. So I haven't.
Speaker 3: Because let me know where you find any Runyan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I will.
Speaker 3: I will because I was thinking I was going to
Speaker 3: tell you what I was thinking about yesterday. It made
Speaker 3: me think that my father used to tell a story
Speaker 3: that Runyon Runyon had a story that opened something along
Speaker 3: the lines. I'm standing on the quarter of thirty fifth
Speaker 3: and Vine thinking about not very much except maybe my
Speaker 3: blood pressure, which is up in the paint cards. Paint
Speaker 3: cards meaning Jack, Queen King and Ace right, and I
Speaker 3: assume because they use more paint than the other. So
Speaker 3: I just quickly asked the magic machine, and it came
Speaker 3: up with a couple. One. It came up. It is
Speaker 3: maybe eleven thirty of a Wednesday night, and I'm standing
Speaker 3: at the corner of forty eighth Street and seventh Avenue
Speaker 3: thinking about my blood pressure, which is a proposition I
Speaker 3: never before think much about. But that's sort of I
Speaker 3: think he's conflated two stories. Then there's another one where
Speaker 3: the block goes to see his doctor and the doctor says,
Speaker 3: a nervous man such as you, with a blood pressure
Speaker 3: a way up in the paint cards, must live quietly
Speaker 3: ten bucks please.
Speaker 4: So why is it way up in the paint cards
Speaker 4: Because it's high.
Speaker 3: It's high blood pressure value? Yeah, high value.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I suppose that's what the correlation is.
Speaker 3: My way was I was walking around yesterday and thinking
Speaker 3: about not very much. That's how I got to it,
Speaker 3: thinking about it not very you know how your thoughts ramble.
Speaker 3: And I was thinking about, what are you preferred extreme
Speaker 3: weather types? And I got it down to that there
Speaker 3: are three. I went with there's extreme cold, extreme heat,
Speaker 3: and extreme wind win so extremely hot, extremely cold, extremely windy. Yes.
Speaker 3: And I came in there this morning and Sophie Clementa
Speaker 3: said extremely wet, and I think that's right as well.
Speaker 3: Now if I left any out, extremely wet, extremely cold,
Speaker 3: extremely hot, and extremely windy. So extremities extremities of weather
Speaker 3: have one, double, three, six, nine and three. Have I
Speaker 3: left over? And then I'm going to get I was
Speaker 3: going to get to the point of ranking them, rank
Speaker 3: them rustle in terms of your least favorite to favorite.
Speaker 4: Okay, least favorite is definitely windy, yes, friend, next least
Speaker 4: favorite horrifically hot.
Speaker 3: Okay. I went with cold next, but no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: I'm with you.
Speaker 4: We're going from bottom to the top.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, I'm hot.
Speaker 4: So so bottom fourth this wind second is hot then wet,
Speaker 4: then cold.
Speaker 3: Same as me. Yeah, thirty six times we left emiling
Speaker 3: out of extremely web, extremely windy, extremely hot, and extremely
Speaker 3: cold in terms of weather, because yesterday, do you think
Speaker 3: we'd all agree, I'm looking and maybe at scorture and
Speaker 3: we all agreed that extremely windy would be the worst.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm with you on that entirely.
Speaker 3: So very very discombobulating. Yes.
Speaker 4: I can remember someone very close to me when going
Speaker 4: through a change in life and Lily, and there there
Speaker 4: was a we happened to be sort of on the
Speaker 4: Mediterranean and the wind, the wind came up the Sorocco
Speaker 4: perhaps or and the misstra one.
Speaker 3: Of those, and seven winds Scorcha and the and the
Speaker 3: Fremantle doctor.
Speaker 4: And the person very close to me her hair. Sort
Speaker 4: of everything went crazy and it all seemed to make.
Speaker 3: Sense, Damien. Everything went.
Speaker 4: And then I thought to my and in fact I
Speaker 4: think I articulated it. Do you think we should go home?
Speaker 3: Well? Wind can be a bit like that, Lee, Mel
Speaker 3: and Dina are pining, Lee, we have we left something out?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you have.
Speaker 6: I'm heading up the Cans in September and I'm hoping
Speaker 6: it's not going to be extremely humid yet.
Speaker 4: Fair point well hot and humid are two different things. Okay,
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, like proper humidity when you get
Speaker 4: off a plane and say Asia for example, where that
Speaker 4: can be you know, like really stick. I think that's
Speaker 4: where you're going. Lee, is that I went to New York? Yes, right,
Speaker 4: New York in what July?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was the last July and with the two
Speaker 3: oldest boys and I'm going.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yeah, it's so hot.
Speaker 3: How hot is it? Someone said twenty seven?
Speaker 4: I know it's renowned for its humidity, is it?
Speaker 3: Yes? Absolutely, on the list of ghostly.
Speaker 4: Fair enough humidity, extreme humidity.
Speaker 3: Well, gee, humidity, and windy. I can't pick her bloody
Speaker 3: windy hate mal Have we left something now?
Speaker 7: Was not?
Speaker 8: Course, it's extremely moist, the.
Speaker 3: Most disgusting word. Yes, I remember you and I took
Speaker 3: calls one morning on what is the worst word in
Speaker 3: the English language and someone from police media guessed that
Speaker 3: it was moist and it was blend. The beddy was moist.
Speaker 3: And then someone said you can You're going to improve
Speaker 3: that in terms of disgusted. Now, we said how and
Speaker 3: they said moist tailte.
Speaker 4: It's very good. Most well, moist is the opposite of
Speaker 4: the human. So yeah, the only one.
Speaker 3: I can see that. The opposite that we've left out
Speaker 3: is extremely dry.
Speaker 4: Yes, I know, so extremely dry, which of course is
Speaker 4: being experienced right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bill, have we left an extreme.
Speaker 8: Out extremely foggy.
Speaker 2: You can have a really foggy morning that you can't
Speaker 2: see well.
Speaker 4: As you can, Bill.
Speaker 3: So what was no peace peace super?
Speaker 4: A peace super? I think it wasn't that that was
Speaker 4: a combination of fog, which I suppose, well, I'm sure
Speaker 4: happens naturally in Britain, but also because they burn a
Speaker 4: lot of coal and they burn a lot of fires,
Speaker 4: and I think as in as in you know, to
Speaker 4: keep the house warm, you had your fire going because
Speaker 4: they banned fires in Britain about one hundred years ago.
Speaker 4: I think as in household fires, I.
Speaker 3: Had peace super as just being fog.
Speaker 4: Well, see, I think it was a combination magic machine.
Speaker 3: Does a peace Super involved just fog or does it
Speaker 3: involve smog or other airborne pollutants? Right?
Speaker 4: Because they were they were burning coal for energy obviously,
Speaker 4: but also they had the house fire going to keep warm,
Speaker 4: and you had the fog, and I think the combination.
Speaker 4: But maybe that's entirely wrong. I might unchecked ross.
Speaker 3: I guess to make it at the moment, I've got seven.
Speaker 3: Here we go, so I think in order to make
Speaker 3: it eight, you've got to have the opposite of windy.
Speaker 3: We'll get you to eight. Extremely still, that's not only,
Speaker 3: so we go back to seven. I suppose that extremely
Speaker 3: wind extremely hot, extremely wet, extremely cold, extremely humid, extremely moist,
Speaker 3: and extremely dry.
Speaker 4: It's extremely still. I suppose if it's extremely still for
Speaker 4: a long period of time, that could be. You could
Speaker 4: give you an oppressive sense, couldn't it.
Speaker 3: Where in the world would you be? Where in the
Speaker 3: world would you be if things were extremely still?
Speaker 4: One?
Speaker 3: Double, three, six, nine three? Where in the world would
Speaker 3: you be if things were extremely still? It's actually a
Speaker 3: place showers developing, windy, a top of fifteen degrees. It's
Speaker 3: fourteen degrees.
Speaker 4: Now there we go, peace super, oh, come on a peace.
Speaker 3: Super primarily involves smog well done, whilst regular fog is
Speaker 3: simply tiny water droplets suspended in the air. A pea
Speaker 3: super gets its distinctive thick, often yellowish or greenish hue
Speaker 3: and its name from the heavy air pollution mixed with
Speaker 3: a fog, and historically in the cities like London. Here
Speaker 3: we go good. We we've been getting a bit of
Speaker 3: frost recently after a long absence. Okay, we're getting calls
Speaker 3: and I haven't told May yet what the correct answer is.
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Speaker 3: Ten minutes to six, Hey, Craig, where in the world
Speaker 3: would you be if things were extremely still?
Speaker 9: You'd be in the doldrums. It's not exactly sure where
Speaker 9: it is, but I think off South Africa.
Speaker 3: I've got it off the coast of Africa.
Speaker 4: Nastly done, Craig.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would be in the dolderums. Craig, well done.
Speaker 3: I think you had plenty of company too, But you
Speaker 3: were first. Two bottles of delicious, debaudily buttery. Shower today
Speaker 3: for you, Craig.
Speaker 4: Let's give that a go now, Well maybe not ten
Speaker 4: to six. Are you the police, No man, we're musicians.
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Speaker 3: So I'm Melbourne with Leading Cdy Constable.
Speaker 10: Clayton's the drink you have when you're not having a.
Speaker 3: Drink, Jody Clayton. Morning, Jody, what do you got.
Speaker 11: So good morning.
Speaker 12: We're seeking the public's assistance this morning following a burglary
Speaker 12: in Caroline Springs last week between the fifteenth and seventeenth
Speaker 12: of June. It's understood an unknown offender or offenders broke
Speaker 12: into a residence on Renfrey Gardens in Caroline Springs. So
Speaker 12: the premises was unoccupied at the time because it was
Speaker 12: undergoing renovations. Is the ale several personal items and some
Speaker 12: of those items included three distinctive medals. So the medals
Speaker 12: are the Order of Australia, the Winston Church of Hill
Speaker 12: Fellowship Medal and a medal for services to the Victorian community.
Speaker 12: So these were awarded to the victim for over thirty
Speaker 12: years of add the sea within the African community. They're
Speaker 12: extremely distinctive in appearance and the fifty five year old
Speaker 12: victim's name is engraved wow.
Speaker 3: Okay okay, and there's a photograph of the three medals.
Speaker 3: The house was being renovated at that stage. Someone's broken in.
Speaker 3: Why would you take did they take? Were they clearly
Speaker 3: medals or did they sort of take a bag or
Speaker 3: a box that the medals were in.
Speaker 12: I believe they were in there, the same as the
Speaker 12: Churchill one. I think they were in their box casing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, gee, where's that?
Speaker 13: That?
Speaker 4: Individuals were hard in their life?
Speaker 3: Haven't they done very well? Slightly distracted by the fact
Speaker 3: that I looked up an old idea I had yesterday,
Speaker 3: which was to have a I've got the cookbook written
Speaker 3: by Winston Churchill's personal chef. I love it, and I
Speaker 3: thought of recreating a lunch from that cookbook. That's a
Speaker 3: great idea, right, That distracts us from the main point,
Speaker 3: which is to get those mentals back. Jadie, what else?
Speaker 12: Absolutely so. Mansfield Highway Patrol officers left bewildered by a
Speaker 12: high high speed Titanic impersonator in Marry Jig this week. So,
Speaker 12: while they were conducting their speed detection checks on Mount
Speaker 12: Buller Road, they observed a black jeep with a woman,
Speaker 12: oh I see Danning outside the sun roof doing her
Speaker 12: best impersonation. So the bigger was travelling at about one hundred
Speaker 12: k's an hour. So obviously, although the Titanic references immediately
Speaker 12: come to mind, police couldn't hear a cry of I'm
Speaker 12: King of the world. They intercepted the vehicle as it
Speaker 12: was a fully marked police come and obviously near far
Speaker 12: wherever you are, police are always out on the roads.
Speaker 3: And there is a photograph. Is that the photograph of
Speaker 3: the car and the woman concerned?
Speaker 14: Correct?
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, you've pixelated her face. Why have you done that?
Speaker 4: I don't know why they would have done that because
Speaker 4: they see the driver or sorry, see the passenger. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you can see his face.
Speaker 3: That's strange. Is that is that an adult?
Speaker 2: See?
Speaker 4: It looks to me like more like a child. Well,
Speaker 4: the arms are very sure, that's what I'm thinking. I've
Speaker 4: got a bit concerned about the individual's arms.
Speaker 12: French girls, so that might be the reason.
Speaker 3: What do you say they're French? The girls?
Speaker 15: Yeah, so not women?
Speaker 16: Girls?
Speaker 3: Oh I see right, Okay, so that's someone underage, which
Speaker 3: is presumably why the don pixelated.
Speaker 4: Yes, there we go. It was the driver.
Speaker 3: Oh, I was the driver.
Speaker 12: That's a good one, all right for sure? Well, definitely over.
Speaker 3: Eighteen you're going to dad. Are the all French?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 12: I couldn't confirm that. I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: I'm going to give I found a French expression in
Speaker 3: the last half an hour. Well, and I'm going to
Speaker 3: use it in the context of the news of the day.
Speaker 4: Excellent. There's a certain lass, a fairness to what's going
Speaker 4: on there.
Speaker 3: Which is a French expression. Indeed, well the French the
Speaker 3: French wind is the French wind? The miss strong? Yes,
Speaker 3: is that the one that goes through Provence. I think
Speaker 3: he's Belgium, isn't he. You've got on your got only journey?
Speaker 3: Many thanks, letting send your cons loot Johnie Clayton.
Speaker 4: Look at that photograph there there's a there's the boot
Speaker 4: there with the police car. Is that the bontom the
Speaker 4: front in the foreground. Yeah, it's almost like they've posed
Speaker 4: for the car.
Speaker 3: I assume they haven't noticed that there was a the
Speaker 3: vehicles intercepted and officers were quick to draw up some
Speaker 3: fines like one of those French girls.
Speaker 4: I'm so sure what that means.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that means.
Speaker 4: Anyway, that led us down this to this Ah.
Speaker 3: There was a photo in Titanic.
Speaker 7: Was that a.
Speaker 3: Right, okay, okay, the French have been out and about
Speaker 3: anyway out of six o'clock where we discussed the affairs
Speaker 3: of the day. I'm going to break our colleague Luca's
Speaker 3: heart because Luca thinks that everything good in the world
Speaker 3: is Italian. Yes, I found out the origin of a
Speaker 3: particular expression. Not Italian. It's French, and it is in
Speaker 3: the context of what is happening in Iran. It is
Speaker 3: four minus to sixmg.
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Speaker 4: Ten minutes to six breaking news.
Speaker 3: We've just been contacted by a listener who was on
Speaker 3: a flight from from Melbourne to Doha. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: which is in Qatar, and the flight has been redirected
Speaker 3: to Goer and they're currently on the tarmac in Goer.
Speaker 4: Okay, And I didn't give you the screen, wouldn't it. Well,
Speaker 4: I think that this is this is something which of
Speaker 4: course a lot of people are going to be interested
Speaker 4: in what's going on with international flying.
Speaker 3: So they've shut the airspace down. He's been. He's sitting
Speaker 3: on these guitar fight in Goer and here's our first
Speaker 3: question for the morning. He concludes his message to us
Speaker 3: in the following fashion, What are you doing Goer for
Speaker 3: twenty four hours?
Speaker 4: And a curry is a Portuguese go You have a
Speaker 4: swim there, can't you? What do you do well?
Speaker 3: We have listeners who will be.
Speaker 10: Full bottle on Goer.
Speaker 3: It's six o'clock a.
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Speaker 3: To six, just repeating that Scorch has just been on
Speaker 3: the phone. He's been contacted by a listening to this
Speaker 3: program who's flying from Melbourne to Doha on Qatar and
Speaker 3: he's currently in Goa in India because they have been
Speaker 3: redirected because airports have been shut.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm getting out of my map. So's Goa on
Speaker 4: the east or west coast? I think they must be
Speaker 4: on the east.
Speaker 3: I've got it on the east coast, down towards.
Speaker 4: The bottom, down towards the bottom of the triangle.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: He says, what am I going to do in go
Speaker 3: for twenty four hours? Here's a breakdown of what makes
Speaker 3: Go a special number one, beaches, number two, culture and
Speaker 3: history because it was a Portuguese connoy for a columny
Speaker 3: for over four hundred and fifty years. Cuisine Go and
Speaker 3: Cuisine is a delicious fusion of Indian, Portuguese and Konkarne flavors.
Speaker 3: Question is the best Go and Ease food to be
Speaker 3: found in Melbourne?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 3: Nice idea one double three six nine three And things
Speaker 3: to do apart from that water sports, swimming, sunbathing, jet skiing, parasailing.
Speaker 3: He may never leave Go, I know, right.
Speaker 4: I think it's on the I think it is on
Speaker 4: the backpackers backpackers trail. I think it's one of those
Speaker 4: ones they.
Speaker 3: Love to tick off nightlife and markets. Okay, so then
Speaker 3: that's what you're doing. Go for twenty four hours and
Speaker 3: we'll keep tabs on what happens to his flight.
Speaker 4: And it's on the West coast.
Speaker 3: It's on the West coast. And add to choice and
Speaker 3: two casts wrong and it's sort of half way up too.
Speaker 3: The thing I discovered and the other question is that
Speaker 3: Scott Scorcha agitated in a good way this morning. Because
Speaker 3: there's an article in one of the papers of this
Speaker 3: morning with an eighty six year old block from Witchiproof.
Speaker 3: He says he just loves Witchiproof. It says it's the
Speaker 3: best place on earth. That's right, Witchi Proof Fact one
Speaker 3: dumble three six down three. We've got a Witchi Proof fact.
Speaker 4: I've got a Witchiproof story.
Speaker 3: It's the shortest mountain in the world. Is it Mount Witchiproof?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 3: Actually? Its name is am And this is unchecked. I
Speaker 3: read once that there are people who climb Mount Everest
Speaker 3: who come out to Victoria to climb Mat Witchiproof. So
Speaker 3: the bag had climbed both the tallest and the shortest
Speaker 3: mounted in the world. Unchecked.
Speaker 4: That's a great story. My father put his crowbar through
Speaker 4: the mains at Witchyproof.
Speaker 3: Why did he do that? Was he a vandal?
Speaker 4: No, he was trying. He was digging a pit for
Speaker 4: a fire to have when camping, and literally the crow
Speaker 4: went through the water pipe and flooded the joint.
Speaker 3: I've never been a Witchy Well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, with my father, I'm still going to grow bar
Speaker 4: through the through the water part.
Speaker 3: I'm surprised at the population of Witchi Proofs, like six
Speaker 3: hundred six hundred. Yeah, I sort of had witchiproofs like that.
Speaker 3: It boxes above its weight in terms of knowing.
Speaker 4: It's a name. It's a name in our head.
Speaker 3: It's because it's such a funny word.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's that. I was also wondering whether it's because
Speaker 4: of WITCHI pooh, Remember wi poo and h? Is it
Speaker 4: h puff and stuff? I can't remember hr puff and stuff.
Speaker 4: I'm pretty sure I had witchy pooh.
Speaker 3: I was looking up an expression the this morning because
Speaker 3: I was thinking, like the the We're coming to you, Jeanette.
Speaker 3: Don't you worry. We're very interested the Iranians in response
Speaker 3: to the massive ordnance penetrators, how many of them? A
Speaker 3: lot seventeen Anyway, they've just fired off a heap of
Speaker 3: missiles and they've fired a few US bases in Qatar,
Speaker 3: but none of them have hit, none of them, which
Speaker 3: is why our friend the listener is currently in Go
Speaker 3: Go and I thought none of that. Well, the Iranians
Speaker 3: would be best advised. I thought to follow the instructions
Speaker 3: of the mafia.
Speaker 4: However, are you sure that you want to advise the Iranians?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not. I'm sure that I don't need any
Speaker 3: inspirations plat key ler mange.
Speaker 4: FOI okay, so I got the first one vengeance.
Speaker 3: Yes, love love plat key ler Mange.
Speaker 4: Whoa as well?
Speaker 3: Right one dumble three six down three one of the French.
Speaker 3: He's saying, we thought we thought it, we thought it
Speaker 3: was we thought it was the Italians. But no, no, Jeanette,
Speaker 3: take us to goer.
Speaker 14: Oh it's Janet Ross, Hi, hi to you and Russ. Look,
Speaker 14: my cousin has a beautiful restaurant that does breakfasting brunch.
Speaker 14: It's called Hello Sunshine, and it's right on the beach
Speaker 14: and go it. So I'm sure if that gentleman was
Speaker 14: looking for something to do, pop in there. It is amazing, beautiful.
Speaker 3: Hello Sunshine. Can we look up to see whether it's
Speaker 3: got a website scorch and we'll we'll order something, or
Speaker 3: we'll order something for him.
Speaker 4: Hello Sunshine, Hello Sunshine, you love. And you know the
Speaker 4: other day we were saying, why isn't that, you know,
Speaker 4: the smiley button face, that yellow button, the smiley face,
Speaker 4: Why isn't that used all the time? And I walked
Speaker 4: past a poster which had that very face on. I thought, oh, yes,
Speaker 4: welcome back, Hello Sunshine, so what.
Speaker 3: Are we going to have a scorch scorch? You look
Speaker 3: at that so we're not distracted and can come in
Speaker 3: and tell us the two things that you would order
Speaker 3: at Hellow Sunshine and go right, which is where we're
Speaker 3: going to direct that.
Speaker 4: I'd like to go to Hellow Sunshine.
Speaker 3: Ross got a witchy proof fact.
Speaker 18: I believe it's can and Victoria Navy Slash Astralia.
Speaker 19: The train runs there in the main street.
Speaker 6: Oh fabulous, And there's a story.
Speaker 18: There's a story could be so, it could be so
Speaker 18: here the law that they once set up by heart
Speaker 18: speed camera in the train actually tucked the rubber Hayes.
Speaker 3: Good train, good train to do. That is which he
Speaker 3: proved the only town in Australia that there's a railway
Speaker 3: line running down the main street. I feel like we've
Speaker 3: got to go there. Ross take two littles of the Borderly.
Speaker 4: The water pipe's been fixed, Hey, Brett.
Speaker 3: The French say l'von jan it on plip.
Speaker 8: And it translates to vengeance is a dish served cold?
Speaker 4: Yeah, very very good.
Speaker 3: Very good. So the French, not the Italians. Brett, take
Speaker 3: two bottles of Beautiful to borderas your buttery sharder.
Speaker 4: We should have a vishy swat, I think much.
Speaker 3: Sam straight translation is vengeance is a dish that you
Speaker 3: eat which is eaten cold. Okay. But Brett's right is
Speaker 3: fishy swa cold? I think so you can too, Bob
Speaker 3: for it.
Speaker 4: Do you like fishy srad well having it for a
Speaker 4: very long time. But I'm thinking about that Sunshine Cafe.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, oh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Scorch, come in, tell us what we're ordering at
Speaker 3: Allow Sunshine.
Speaker 4: Hello Sunshine.
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Speaker 4: What else is going on?
Speaker 3: That'll be a bit later on. We waiting for scorches
Speaker 3: to come in and tell us what he's going to
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Speaker 3: Well, my daughter looks at YouTube hook kids.
Speaker 4: I'm sure all right.
Speaker 3: I sat there one day and I watched the the
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Speaker 3: and I thought, yeah, she's probably just on the cusp
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Speaker 4: I think it's more than fair that we're confused about gas.
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Speaker 3: for dummy. What are we having at Hello, Sunshine and goer,
Speaker 3: or what does our listener having?
Speaker 16: Well? I might have the chili oil and fetter fried
Speaker 16: egg sounds good?
Speaker 3: Sounds good? Is that all right? Yeah?
Speaker 16: A bit of whipped over cardo in there as well,
Speaker 16: and maybe the shak sugar.
Speaker 3: What's shack shula on?
Speaker 16: I know, well, two post eggs on a bed of spice, tomatoes,
Speaker 16: bell peppers, spring onions and crumbled fetah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well there it is, and it served in like
Speaker 4: a pan.
Speaker 3: That's gorgeous. I love that gorgeous and he sort.
Speaker 4: Of dip into the eggs. Got to be runny though,
Speaker 4: rossy happy with that.
Speaker 3: There, will bring them in a multipathon sketch where the
Speaker 3: bloke says, I don't care how redacting running they are. Yes, good,
Speaker 3: I've got my hand up there.
Speaker 16: We should do food reviews of places we've.
Speaker 4: Haven't been great.
Speaker 3: Well, remember I telling you yesterday? Yes, most travel riding
Speaker 3: is rubbish. Yes, and travel writing would be best done
Speaker 3: by people who've never been to the plant. Food reviews
Speaker 3: food reviews of restaurants we've never been to. How good
Speaker 3: is that? All right, we'll do one on Friday with Amelia? Okay?
Speaker 4: One?
Speaker 3: Eh, all right, it's sixteen after six.
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Speaker 3: Name after six, Jennifer, you got a Witchy proof fact
Speaker 3: I do rough enough.
Speaker 20: Witch I Proof has one race meeting a year.
Speaker 14: They call it Derby Day in the country, and jockey
Speaker 14: Harry Coffee one his first in a race there.
Speaker 20: You've got to get there.
Speaker 3: It's got his own race track, it does. They have
Speaker 3: one meeting a year. Harry Coffee is a very successful
Speaker 3: young jockey who has se stick fibrosis, and everyone delights
Speaker 3: in Harry's success.
Speaker 17: Is it?
Speaker 3: It's not on Darby Day? Is it?
Speaker 7: It is?
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 20: And we're going up again this year. I've got relatives
Speaker 20: up there to a fabulous day. You've got to go.
Speaker 4: Let's have a look at the racetrack. Ross here we go.
Speaker 3: Oh look good, beautiful amount Witchie Proven District Racing Club.
Speaker 4: So does that mean that the race track itself over
Speaker 4: is overlooked? By the mountain.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what. It's so short that only
Speaker 3: looks over anything. Judah, thank you, Alan, Alan, Alana say again, yes, Alan,
Speaker 3: what WHICHI proof fact? Have you got?
Speaker 9: Peter Kredlin comes from which you prove?
Speaker 3: There we go, There you go, Peter Credlins from whichieproof morning, Peter.
Speaker 3: It's only a population of six hundred. The McNichols are
Speaker 3: also from WICHI proof. The little country town that I
Speaker 3: am at in this southwest of Victoria had its own racetrack.
Speaker 3: Hang on, yet another exemplification of a principle. Once it's gone, yes,
Speaker 3: it's gone, right, So did I did? I?
Speaker 4: Actually I read the other day that Richmond had a racetrack, sure,
Speaker 4: greyhound track maybe I don't know, well, maybe was a
Speaker 4: greyhound racetrack. But I was just surprised to read the
Speaker 4: very fact that it actually had there was a race
Speaker 4: track there Richmond.
Speaker 3: Okay, we checked that, because it's currently unchecked. Okay, it's
Speaker 3: currently unchecked. We got the following one that's unchecked this
Speaker 3: morning because the scorcher is very taken by the fact
Speaker 3: that the straits of Horn Moose Hormos are possibly going
Speaker 3: to be shut. Yeah, right, which is going to lead
Speaker 3: to a spark in world oil prices if the Iranians
Speaker 3: shut it, which presumably they're capable of.
Speaker 4: Twenty percent of the world's oil goes through the Straits
Speaker 4: of Hormoose.
Speaker 3: Right, So we're doing this morning the top seven straits. Good, right,
Speaker 3: Except he's been taken by the fact that they are
Speaker 3: all the Straits of Messina, the Straits of horn Moose.
Speaker 3: But it's not the Straits of Bass, it's Bass straight.
Speaker 3: To rename it, right, And he said, and he wrote
Speaker 3: down that the reason was all the world straits are
Speaker 3: straight off except bastraight. It's known by cartographers as the
Speaker 3: Antipothy exemption. I thought that's just so fascinating. Turns out
Speaker 3: he made that up, completely made up. So we want
Speaker 3: to know, can we get checked. Why are all the
Speaker 3: straits of the world straits of except Bass straight? Would you? Well,
Speaker 3: imagine what are you doing, I'm crossing the Straits of Bass.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm wondering what else is? What else it would
Speaker 4: be on the list of antipathy and exemptions.
Speaker 3: Well, they renamed athletics Australia Australia Athletics. There we go,
Speaker 3: so we can.
Speaker 4: Rename antipody and exemptions. It's really good.
Speaker 20: It is.
Speaker 4: It'll be something.
Speaker 3: Hey, Colin, did Richmond have a greyhound track or a
Speaker 3: horse racing track?
Speaker 4: John Ren had them?
Speaker 3: John renn.
Speaker 7: Weare the Housing Commission, Elizabeth Street.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, Elizabeth Straita is that one's that's sort of
Speaker 3: a little bit of a rat run.
Speaker 4: It is flat at that point, isn't that? Richmond is
Speaker 4: quite flat, starts off a bit hilly Richmond Hill, and
Speaker 4: then it flattens off on its way to Hawthorne.
Speaker 3: Well, speaking of Goa this morning, as we are, because
Speaker 3: we've got a listener who's flight to guitar has been
Speaker 3: diverted to go and he's wondering what he can do
Speaker 3: in Goa for twenty four hours. If John Wren was
Speaker 3: involved in the horse racing in Richmond, there are plenty
Speaker 3: of one goers, right, I would have thought so a
Speaker 3: one goer, being a horse racing expression, meeting only one
Speaker 3: horse in the field is actually trying. It's twenty three
Speaker 3: out to six.
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Speaker 3: Twenty six and the six buddles of the borderly would
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Speaker 15: That was what sing minj Lee yesterday when her third major,
Speaker 15: which is pretty handy, she said what she wants to
Speaker 15: do in golf is play well enough so she will
Speaker 15: one day be inducted into the Hall of Fame, the
Speaker 15: LPGA Hall of Fame. I don't think it's here a
Speaker 15: male player say that, so you may, but clearly it's
Speaker 15: a massive thing on the women's tour. For the Hall
Speaker 15: of Famer's thirty I read him at War thirty five
Speaker 15: inductees and the only Australian there is you can get Harry.
Speaker 3: I thought Jane Stevens a made man. That she's not.
Speaker 3: Lorena Ochoa is part of the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 15: She retired from golf when she was twenty eight, having
Speaker 15: won twenty seven tournaments on the LPGA, a couple of majors,
Speaker 15: and decided to go and have a family now Grace
Speaker 15: and kids. She had three of them when she won
Speaker 15: her first tour event, which was two thousand and four.
Speaker 15: Where was her brother Alessandra.
Speaker 3: One double three six nine three.
Speaker 15: England needs three hundred and fifty to win on the
Speaker 15: fifth day of its Test against India with ten micutes
Speaker 15: in and they have ninety overs to do it. So
Speaker 15: previously in most eras of cricket, was there three fifty
Speaker 15: is too many to get on the final day. It's
Speaker 15: irrelevant if they if they bat, they stay in, they
Speaker 15: get it, as simple as that. In that game where
Speaker 15: Risharpat made twins centuries for India, both that almost to
Speaker 15: run a ball. He is one of the most exciting
Speaker 15: cricketers on the planet. That young man Tommy Fleetwood. I
Speaker 15: think I said to you yesterday's about to win his
Speaker 15: first tournament on the USPGA, and.
Speaker 3: No, he just coughed it up.
Speaker 15: I don't like saying I don't like the expression joke.
Speaker 15: I don't like saying it. But he's he left with
Speaker 15: nothing else. Tuesday after he blew a I think he
Speaker 15: had a three strike light at one stage and then
Speaker 15: he got beaten by a guy called Keegan Bradley, who
Speaker 15: encompasses everything I don't like and get.
Speaker 3: Is he humorless, devoid of any obvious humor.
Speaker 15: He spits his way around the course, but that's quite
Speaker 15: an American thing to spit. I fund spinning revolting right,
Speaker 15: And you said people do it on a golf.
Speaker 3: Can he get away with it? Walking out on the
Speaker 3: tarmac of Adelaide Airport once with Sam Newman having done
Speaker 3: a broadcast for three out, and there were three young
Speaker 3: blokes in front of them, and one of them turned
Speaker 3: to his side and spat on the tarmac and I said, oh, mate,
Speaker 3: that was You've picked the wrong place to.
Speaker 7: Him.
Speaker 15: I thought of ye usk, I just saw a headline
Speaker 15: Bernard Toomic back on the tour. So he said he
Speaker 15: first must he's thirty two and he's beaten his first
Speaker 15: player in the top hundred for the last I think
Speaker 15: in three or four years.
Speaker 3: I mean that he's a wonderful happened to bern Atomic?
Speaker 3: Where's he wander around the world? How he counts his money? Yeah?
Speaker 4: What do you have?
Speaker 3: How much he's got? Quote from Bernard Thomack, I just
Speaker 3: count my money? He did say that. But was he
Speaker 3: that good? Did he earn that much money enough to retire?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't have thought so, dipping into his now.
Speaker 15: Loranocho won her first event age twenty two on the
Speaker 15: LPGA A too.
Speaker 3: Her brother Alessandro was ware he went on the moon.
Speaker 15: Was he are you sort of hitting in the right
Speaker 15: direction in the words of Releai gave all my shots,
Speaker 15: but you're not quite not not as far as the moon.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 3: It's that's a very tall place on her.
Speaker 15: He had just climbed Mount ever His four hours before
Speaker 15: she won her first of bedr family Peter and Duffield
Speaker 15: from bowing In's knew that it's six.
Speaker 21: I just count money, That's all I do.
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Speaker 3: That's sharks, that's sharkster. Start thinking rumophile now Richester rumors
Speaker 3: with Mayo double three six times three. We read in
Speaker 3: the Herald sam killer whales, Yes, living, would you rather
Speaker 3: be confronted with a shark or a killer whale?
Speaker 4: Killer?
Speaker 3: I think I'd fancy myself against the killer.
Speaker 4: I mean, given this story, I definitely want to have
Speaker 4: to kill a while.
Speaker 3: Killer whales living off the west coast of North America
Speaker 3: have been spotted making and using tools to groom one another.
Speaker 4: Imagine being groomed by killer whale.
Speaker 3: Right, so the scorcher said. His immediate the response when
Speaker 3: he read that story was bull redecting redact. But he
Speaker 3: here to tell us whether it's true or not. Is
Speaker 3: doctor Vanessa Pirotta, to whom we've spoken on many occasions,
Speaker 3: a marine scientist, the Macquarie University doctor. Do we believe?
Speaker 3: What do they do? Do they get some coral and
Speaker 3: make a comb out of it?
Speaker 22: Do they.
Speaker 13: Wale?
Speaker 23: Hello?
Speaker 3: You two?
Speaker 11: And I would be way wanting to see a killer
Speaker 11: whale than a shark, although killer other scary. What they
Speaker 11: do is they're getting help using their mouths and they're
Speaker 11: making a massage tool out of them and they're using
Speaker 11: it on each other.
Speaker 4: It's really have you seen this, doctor?
Speaker 11: I have not because this is not in Australian waters,
Speaker 11: and researchers you've been studying these killer whales for over
Speaker 11: fifty years have only just seen this as well. So
Speaker 11: it's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: So where do they groom each other on the top
Speaker 3: of the magic or.
Speaker 11: They get their mouths? They don't have any hands everyone,
Speaker 11: so they use their mouths. They break the kelp off
Speaker 11: and then they put it around their mouth, and then
Speaker 11: they swim very close to someone that they know, and
Speaker 11: then they swim next to each other and they roll around.
Speaker 11: It looks quite cool.
Speaker 4: I love the sound of this. So, doctor, would it
Speaker 4: also involve maybe, you know, trying to find your mate?
Speaker 13: Do you think.
Speaker 11: Potentially? Although I think it's very social, kind of like
Speaker 11: you to be getting a bit of kelp, writing it
Speaker 11: off with your mouth and then rolling around.
Speaker 18: With each other in the water.
Speaker 11: It's very lovely, and they aid in hygiene you might
Speaker 11: need to change the soundtrack right now.
Speaker 4: Oh, there we go.
Speaker 11: It's a behavior known as alo kelping.
Speaker 3: Alo kelping, al kelping.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Hey, are you currently heading somewhere to do research?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Buller everyone, I'm currently in fig calling you talking about whales. Yes,
Speaker 11: I'm heading all the way to Tonga to learn more
Speaker 11: about whales in Tonguean waters. So we have whales in
Speaker 11: Australian waters, but did you know there are whales elsewhere?
Speaker 11: And as a scientist, I would have learned all about
Speaker 11: them and how we can best protect them.
Speaker 3: Are there whales in Figi?
Speaker 11: There are whales and Fig although I'm not seeing any
Speaker 11: here because I'm in transit to Tonga, but it is
Speaker 11: a fabulous location and potentially Australian whales come over here
Speaker 11: and across the ditch, so we don't actually understand that
Speaker 11: completely yet as well?
Speaker 4: And doctor, have you got any expectations on what you
Speaker 4: might learn when you're in Tonga regarding whales?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 11: Look, I think I'm going to learn about how humans,
Speaker 11: what humans expectations first, and then we.
Speaker 18: Switched to the whales.
Speaker 11: So watch this space, whether it be helping or watching
Speaker 11: humans and seeing what they get up to. There's so
Speaker 11: much to learn in the WOW world.
Speaker 3: Would you perhaps be possible if you're talking too scientists
Speaker 3: and the colleagues in Tonga to check a story for us,
Speaker 3: just if you get a brief moment over at Martini.
Speaker 3: Have you had the story of Captain Cook's turtle?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 11: Was it a turtle or a tortoise? Because in the
Speaker 11: South PacifiCan going up to Galapagus, I think they used
Speaker 11: to eat them.
Speaker 7: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: Well, the story goes that Captain Cook gave the Tongans
Speaker 3: a turtle in about seventeen seventy something and the turtle
Speaker 3: died in nineteen sixty two.
Speaker 11: Oh, I think maybe is it that?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 11: I actually don't notice we're completely offscripts right now, listeners.
Speaker 11: I didn't know that, but I know that if you're
Speaker 11: referring to turtles or tortoises. They're the land one. They
Speaker 11: lived for many, many years.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's the story one hundred years of that.
Speaker 4: Here's the story.
Speaker 3: I don't want to give it to you, half bottomed.
Speaker 3: The story that goes goes that during his third voyage
Speaker 3: in July seventeen seventy seven, Captain James Cook gifted a
Speaker 3: tortoise to the King of Tonga. The tortoise, named Tui Malila,
Speaker 3: was a radiated tortoise and lived until May sixteenth, nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty six. In other words, wow, right, so that the
Speaker 3: tortoise could have had a cup of tea with Captain
Speaker 3: Cook and a joint with Keith Richards.
Speaker 17: I never thought i'd be.
Speaker 11: Hearing this this morning. We're talking about killer whales. You
Speaker 11: learn my mind, right?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: I was also going to ask you what's your favorite
Speaker 3: type of whale?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 11: Okay, that would be the narwhal or the nar whale.
Speaker 11: They live in Arctic and I've never ever ever seen one.
Speaker 11: They're the ones that they like look like a unicorn.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I think I've seen it and I want to.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I want to see one, and not many people have.
Speaker 11: So it's a dream to get to the Arctic, so
Speaker 11: maybe we can do across from the Arctic.
Speaker 3: Why are they so yeah, that'd be great. Why are
Speaker 3: they so difficult too far?
Speaker 11: Well, because they're so high up in the Arctic. But
Speaker 11: now a lot of tourism is happening because we've got
Speaker 11: climate change. There's new marine roads opening in places like
Speaker 11: the Arctic, which means there's more people going to places
Speaker 11: that were less explored. So it's good and bad.
Speaker 4: So doctor, when you go when you're in Tonga and
Speaker 4: you're doing your whale research, are you are you scuba
Speaker 4: diving with the whales? Are you going down in some
Speaker 4: sort of you know, submarine? How do you how do
Speaker 4: you actually do this?
Speaker 11: I love the fascination. So the four four whale research
Speaker 11: in tong there's people from with Wales and the Kingdom
Speaker 11: of Tonga and it's it's an amazing thing. But when
Speaker 11: I won't be from with whales's time, but it.
Speaker 8: Will very much.
Speaker 11: When I have done in the past, it's no scuba,
Speaker 11: it's free free swimming with a snorkel and you stay
Speaker 11: with a guide. So there are rules in place to
Speaker 11: make sure that whales are safe and you are safe
Speaker 11: as well.
Speaker 3: Just to give it photograph as a nah, whow wow.
Speaker 4: I don't know why you'd want to meet that one?
Speaker 3: Where is.
Speaker 11: Killed anyone they're fascinating that I know of, And this
Speaker 11: is where you've got Jaws. That Jaws movie is coming
Speaker 11: in right now right. A lot of these animals that
Speaker 11: we try to learn about as scientists, we don't know
Speaker 11: much about them. So we know more about space than
Speaker 11: we do about the deepest part of the ocean. So
Speaker 11: much of the animals that I'm trying to help, we
Speaker 11: can't really see them often because they're so hard to
Speaker 11: get to.
Speaker 3: It's lovely talking to you, doctor Vanessa Pirata in Fiji,
Speaker 3: and thank you so much, grateful for your time this morning.
Speaker 3: So I simply say to you Viinaka, to you too.
Speaker 3: I think I'm hoping that Vinaka is Fiji and for thank.
Speaker 4: You, well done you What about that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Doctor Vanessa Prader, marine scientists at mcquarie University. How
Speaker 3: do you say thank you in Fijan? We're currently looking
Speaker 3: at thanks panners because the two words you say, have
Speaker 3: you ever been f one? J one buller buller and
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Speaker 4: No, no, I thought, well, I think, as someone said
Speaker 4: today on our little notes, it felt almost felt like
Speaker 4: summer yesterday thirteen degrees.
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Speaker 3: Hi there, Barbara, Hi there Ross A.
Speaker 24: Good Tuesday morning.
Speaker 10: Ross.
Speaker 24: Iran has launched its first retaliatory strike against Americans. Attempted
Speaker 24: payback for Donald Trump's decision to directly strike Iranian nuclear sites.
Speaker 24: Iran shot ten short to intermediate RAGS missiles toward Kudar,
Speaker 24: targeting the largest US air base in the Middle East.
Speaker 24: All were intercepted. Kirklippold, now retired, commanded an American warship
Speaker 24: in the Middle East and tells CNN Iran has limited firepower.
Speaker 25: What you're seeing is in many ways a symbolic attack
Speaker 25: by Iran. Ten missiles is not that much. Everyone is dangerous,
Speaker 25: but hopefully at this point we're not going to see
Speaker 25: any further responses by the Iranian.
Speaker 24: REGIMEE But NBC's Peter Alexander has learned Iran conveyed a
Speaker 24: private message to President Trump through an intermediary during last
Speaker 24: week's G seven summit, warning that if the President launched
Speaker 24: air strikes, Iran would respond by unleashing terrorist attacks on
Speaker 24: the US by activating sleeper cells it said it had
Speaker 24: in this country. That, as Trump writes, quote, if the
Speaker 24: current Iranian regime is unable to make Iran great again,
Speaker 24: why wouldn't there be a regime change? But remember the
Speaker 24: classic phrase, be careful for what you wish. Middle East
Speaker 24: analyst air and David Miller tells MSNBC.
Speaker 17: Most of the Iranian experts on the American side argue
Speaker 17: that if in fact the regime is going to change,
Speaker 17: it is not going to change to anything that you
Speaker 17: and I would describe as acceptable or even desirable.
Speaker 24: Finally, to sports, the Oklahoma City Thunder are the new
Speaker 24: champions of American Basketball, defeating the Indiana Pacers one oh
Speaker 24: three to ninety one in Game seven of the NBA
Speaker 24: Finals on ESPN.
Speaker 3: Well, Thunder, I've taken the NBA by storm.
Speaker 4: What's story book?
Speaker 9: Season is complete?
Speaker 24: Ross and rust. That brings the NBA title to Oklahoma
Speaker 24: City for the first time, as the Thunder scored a
Speaker 24: league best thirty eight wins and a dominant playoff run.
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Speaker 1: Good morning, russ and Ross. UK citizens in Kata have
Speaker 1: been told to shelter where they are until further notice,
Speaker 1: following the temporary closure of Kappa's airspace and the US
Speaker 1: urging its citizens to be cautious when abroad. The UK
Speaker 1: understands there are credible threats being made against other sites,
Speaker 1: in particular the Coalition Air Operations Center in Kava, where
Speaker 1: British and American military personnel serve in rotation. Elsewhere in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, the UK has evacuated sixty three Britons
Speaker 1: and their dependents from Israel as the country continues to
Speaker 1: exchange fire with Iran. The flight left Tel Aviv a
Speaker 1: few hours ago, taking vulnerable Britons and their immediate family
Speaker 1: back to the UK via Cyprus. The Foreign Office said
Speaker 1: further flights would be based on demand and the security situation.
Speaker 1: Ministers say around one thousand people had asked for a
Speaker 1: seat on their evacuation flight. A couart of those who've
Speaker 1: registered their presence in Israel or the occupied Palestinian territories
Speaker 1: with the British government. In other news, on Wednesday, there's
Speaker 1: a summit in the Hague where it's to be announced
Speaker 1: that NATO members have agreed to increase their defense spending
Speaker 1: target to five percent of gross domestic product for some countries.
Speaker 1: This is a massive leap and signifies a big win
Speaker 1: for President Trump, who's been demanding they pay their way. However,
Speaker 1: one country is refusing to sign up, Spain. Spain is
Speaker 1: already the lowest spender in the Alliance as a share
Speaker 1: of its economic output, and the Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez
Speaker 1: says a raise like that would mean drastic cuts to
Speaker 1: state pensions, all big tax sits Ross and russ expect
Speaker 1: a Trump Sanchez showdowns soon.
Speaker 4: Good on you, Gavin, uh five percent of GDP?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, I just looked up here to pronounced cutter
Speaker 3: and it's cutter, cutter, cutter. We're focusing very much at
Speaker 3: the moment on the straits of hor moves Ryan. So
Speaker 3: we have compiled the list this morning, the top seven
Speaker 3: before seven strikes. That's the other side of this.
Speaker 2: It's three aw breakfast. It's time for the top seven
Speaker 2: before seven.
Speaker 3: Twenty seven just been regarded with a fact Israel spends
Speaker 3: sixty percent of its GDP on defense. No why well
Speaker 3: checked now currently unchecked, but we'll check it. Sixty Top
Speaker 3: seven before seven straits okay, great? Number seven The Strait
Speaker 3: of Messina between the Italian mainland and Sicily beautiful. Number six.
Speaker 3: The Bearing Strait, Yes, connects the Arctic Ocean with the
Speaker 3: Bearing Sea. Number five, dire Straits. Number four. The Strait
Speaker 3: of Gibraltar, Spain and Morocco have the Barbary apes to.
Speaker 4: The British stilnan.
Speaker 3: I think so the end of the day. Number three.
Speaker 3: The Strait of Malacca yea, come of it? Number two
Speaker 3: back straight number one Straight of Hormuz wow, situated between
Speaker 3: the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Omar.
Speaker 4: Twenty five percent of the world's oil goes through the
Speaker 4: Strait of Homos twenty five percent, and it all heads
Speaker 4: to I believe the vast majority of it heads to Asia.
Speaker 4: Does that include US?
Speaker 3: Yeah, altona that most of it goes to call now
Speaker 3: for the river fire one double three, six nine three.
Speaker 3: I don't have one, but I'm about to get one.
Speaker 4: I think I've got one right.
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Speaker 3: I did have to seven story on the front page
Speaker 3: of the Herald Sun by Matt Johnson this morning. Hundreds
Speaker 3: of thousands of Victorians will no longer have to switch
Speaker 3: gas heating systems to electric models when they break down. Hey,
Speaker 3: Paul Guera, see you go over the Victorian Chamber of
Speaker 3: Commerce and Industry. We need gas laws for dummies. He here, Paul,
Speaker 3: I'll give it.
Speaker 7: I'll give it to your ross. Good morning, Good morning
Speaker 7: to rush.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: This is what's been reported. We've not been consulted, but
Speaker 7: there's three parts. The first is gas will be banned
Speaker 7: for all new homes and commercial buildings from twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: There's no gas for you.
Speaker 7: The second is, if you're a landlord here we go
Speaker 7: class warfare, and you have a rental home which you rent,
Speaker 7: you will no longer be able to replace most of
Speaker 7: your appliances with gas. So gas heating and gas hot
Speaker 7: water will not be able to replace with gas, You'll
Speaker 7: have to switch them to electric. And third, if you
Speaker 7: own your own home, you'll be banned from replacing your
Speaker 7: gas hot water service and can only replace it with electric. Now,
Speaker 7: of course there'll be a whole bunch of exemptions which
Speaker 7: Sty'll announce, but that'll add red tape. There are some
Speaker 7: that were saying this government was andy gas. Well, it
Speaker 7: looks like they might be right.
Speaker 4: So Paul, what percentage of electricity that we currently use
Speaker 4: comes from our coal five power stations.
Speaker 7: A high percentage of grass. And this is one of
Speaker 7: the concerns that we've got is we're going to move
Speaker 7: people off gas onto electric electricity. The gritty is already
Speaker 7: under pressure. How are we going to make this work?
Speaker 7: Number one? Number two, it's expensive to replace gash with
Speaker 7: electric appliances. Landlords are going to pay, homeowners are going
Speaker 7: to pay, and ultimately tenants are going to pay more.
Speaker 7: But that's not the worst. Where are we going to
Speaker 7: magically find all these plantners and electricians that we're going
Speaker 7: to need to do this work. We already have a shortage.
Speaker 4: So Paul I got a little excited on the weekend
Speaker 4: when I read that actually a gas field has actually
Speaker 4: been discovered in Best Strait, I got excited because I thought, oh,
Speaker 4: hang on, this might change the policy of the government.
Speaker 4: They might realize that they're actually more out then we
Speaker 4: should be using it.
Speaker 7: Well, let's hope some common sense prevails. I mean, this
Speaker 7: was not part of the original consultation that we went through.
Speaker 7: Not one of these recommendations come out of that. So
Speaker 7: our view is this is ideological overrun. Now the government's
Speaker 7: writing checks on electricity that it may not be able
Speaker 7: to cash, and it's removing choice of Victorians and it
Speaker 7: will cost more.
Speaker 3: Right, so the Liberal government's been saying.
Speaker 4: Where the gas.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure what their position is going to be,
Speaker 7: but I would hopefully people come out today and understand
Speaker 7: that your choice around what energy you might want is
Speaker 7: being taken away from twenty twenty seven. There's no doubt
Speaker 7: ross this is going to add complexity, it will add
Speaker 7: more red tape, it will add costs to what you're paying,
Speaker 7: and as I said earlier, it will ultimately remove choice
Speaker 7: of the energy that you might want to use, whether
Speaker 7: it's electricity or gas or both.
Speaker 4: So, Paul, you represent business, of course, now a global
Speaker 4: businessman I was speaking to. He said to me, you
Speaker 4: know what victory career. The deal was always Yes, we're
Speaker 4: going to pay high wages because that's part of being
Speaker 4: in Australia. But we always had low energy prices. If
Speaker 4: energy prices go up, then why would we stay here?
Speaker 4: Was his perspective.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and that's what we're starting in here. Back from
Speaker 7: industry now, hence the anti gas commentary that some I've
Speaker 7: been running with. I've had ex premiers come up to
Speaker 7: me and say, while we're wasting our natural advantage and
Speaker 7: banning gas and banning people from using gas. We were
Speaker 7: the manufacturing state. We still are, but we're declining and
Speaker 7: if we start stopping people making choice of whether we
Speaker 7: use gas or electricity, that will dissipate as well.
Speaker 3: So what is a proposal. If we found new gas
Speaker 3: in bass strait is it going to stay there or
Speaker 3: is it going to be extracted?
Speaker 7: Well, I'm hoping that's going to be extracted. We're also
Speaker 7: hoping that for more gas to be found as well.
Speaker 7: And ultimately, eleven years of inactivity, we find ourselves in
Speaker 7: a position where gas shortages are now becoming a reality.
Speaker 7: Let's hurry up and go and find some more and
Speaker 7: at the same time underpin our electricity network because twenty
Speaker 7: thirty five, ten years time, those coal power stations come offline,
Speaker 7: So where are we going to generate electricity from them?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: So, Paul, in the many discussions that you've had with
Speaker 4: government about gas or about energy, is there ever a
Speaker 4: discussion how do we get the cheapest electricity possible into
Speaker 4: Victorian homes and Victorian businesses.
Speaker 7: The government will say that we have the cheapest electricity
Speaker 7: and that might be right for now, but when we
Speaker 7: start banning people from using gas, that will put load
Speaker 7: onto the electricity in network. Those left on the gas
Speaker 7: net will pay more and ultimately we're going to have
Speaker 7: to upgrade the electricity network. Guess what people are going
Speaker 7: to pay for that?
Speaker 3: Good onion, Paul Well said Paul Guare, CEO of the
Speaker 3: Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. How to do your
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Speaker 3: Seven twenty five. Johnamison, there are six buddles at the
Speaker 3: Badly Wood Sharra.
Speaker 15: I don't know why you were, But you two were
Speaker 15: speaking about wind early because I'm windy yesterday had it?
Speaker 15: And how you dislike win more than extreme heat and
Speaker 15: cold and rain? When I think of wind and football AFL,
Speaker 15: which it item of indication? Do I associate with windy
Speaker 15: nineteen ninety.
Speaker 3: One in an AFL game? Yeah, I got one. I
Speaker 3: got one for you. Yeah. When you think of wind
Speaker 3: and golf, can I win a price?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll give you a two bottles. When you think
Speaker 3: of wind and golf? What do you think of wind cheater? Yeah?
Speaker 15: Well known Mike car would he's caddy to put his
Speaker 15: bag down on the green mark?
Speaker 3: I'll be going mad? Was it real Melbourne or Victoria?
Speaker 3: I thoughtourn? I thought it was smart. I was watching
Speaker 3: at the time. I thought it was smart.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's interesting.
Speaker 15: And he got exact as in the nickname because sacked
Speaker 15: was a wind sheheedo wind break Yeah, windsheddar.
Speaker 3: Yeah. That was very, very very clever.
Speaker 15: Now we have a situation raised on the rim Ifile
Speaker 15: last Monday where we were told that North Melbourne some
Speaker 15: players would not be going to its dinner which is
Speaker 15: on Thursday week against the Bulldogs game at Marvel eight
Speaker 15: to ten to celebrate I think one hundred years and
Speaker 15: fifty years since ninety seventy five premiership. So Sam Kegrich
Speaker 15: and John Burns are two that have said post they
Speaker 15: won't be going on that. Eugene Rocker and a story
Speaker 15: of Balfie this when The Herald's son has explained that
Speaker 15: he has not been invited.
Speaker 3: Eugene rocan File also said last week that seven former
Speaker 3: CEOs have not been invited to any club function.
Speaker 15: Minderstand is one of those CEOs. Might have taken out
Speaker 15: a second mortgage on his home to help pay players
Speaker 15: at a time where North Melbourne was unable to do so. Really,
Speaker 15: now would that person be worthy of being confined to
Speaker 15: the function. Jujita Roca was involved in the renovation of
Speaker 15: North of Arden Street. I used to go down there
Speaker 15: and it was like a toilet, quite seriously, and he
Speaker 15: got it to the well, help get it to the
Speaker 15: standard is now.
Speaker 3: So it's a hard gig because you're going to.
Speaker 15: Miss people when you invite. But the two I've mentioned
Speaker 15: the other person by name, but those people should be there.
Speaker 15: Easy for me to sit back and criticize from the
Speaker 15: cheap seats.
Speaker 3: I get that, but doesn't you I sort of see
Speaker 3: the point about the fiftieth anniversary of the first premiership
Speaker 3: should be glitter.
Speaker 15: Separate of that, I think where you all feel that way,
Speaker 15: the club sees it differently. Buddy Franklin, I spent twenty
Speaker 15: years to Cane Franklin. Sorry, Caane Franklin, I spent twenty years.
Speaker 15: I spent twenty years trying to get him to speak
Speaker 15: as it ever rather a person he hid from us.
Speaker 15: Then he comes out and goes bang on Rob Michael
Speaker 15: voss He's opening.
Speaker 3: Game, but it's to get rid of Vossy. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: on a podcast with kraw Is it that he's gone?
Speaker 3: You've got to sag him and immediately Kane Franklin. Just
Speaker 3: on Carlton. One thing.
Speaker 15: There's a play called Charlie Kerno plays for Carlton. I
Speaker 15: saw him play school footy in twenty fourteen. He was
Speaker 15: I saw him run in twenty fourteen and four hundred
Speaker 15: meter race. He ran about a tickup of fifty second.
Speaker 15: So my point is he's got speed and endurance. Why
Speaker 15: is he never ever, or in my view, been played
Speaker 15: on the ball. Yes, he's a beautiful field kick, Yes,
Speaker 15: one that kicks the ball very low and very quickly
Speaker 15: into attack. Harry McKay would love to have He wouldn't
Speaker 15: play there all the time, but at different times in games?
Speaker 3: Why would you not blue? What happened to Blues? In
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five, Jorlie Anderson came on one moment and said,
Speaker 3: why did I put Charlie kern On won a brown
Speaker 3: line the wind in ninety ninety one? Was that tying
Speaker 3: the sock at Windy Hill? Well, Seed's got the blame
Speaker 3: for it. I don't think he actually did it, but
Speaker 3: there's a wind sock. I was looking for wind sock.
Speaker 3: He knew that Rob Chapman from Airport West. But we've
Speaker 3: been discussing which he broke this morning. But moving on,
Speaker 3: Just tell us a country town fat one double three
Speaker 3: six nine three, twenty three minutes before right, This is
Speaker 3: Sorrento Moons. If not by I think she Yeah, she
Speaker 3: married Rod Laver and she became Rod Laver Arena.
Speaker 4: I mean our goods A voice serious.
Speaker 3: One double three six nine three. We've been discussing for
Speaker 3: some reason, which he proof this morning, because there's an
Speaker 3: interview with an eighty six year old bloke from WHICHI
Speaker 3: proof who says it's the ducks, redax this and WICHI
Speaker 3: proves with explosion in a fact factory. It's got the
Speaker 3: shortest mountain in the world, and it has a railway
Speaker 3: line down the main street. Tell us a country town
Speaker 3: fact one, double three six nine three.
Speaker 4: Nulla warra? Have you heard about nulla warraor nulla worry?
Speaker 4: Nulla worry? Thank you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know that.
Speaker 4: You know me and worry UFO sidings UFOs have been
Speaker 4: sited in Nullo.
Speaker 3: Worry, etcetera. Right, apparently I got one. This is unchecked.
Speaker 3: I was always a taurt told that at one stage
Speaker 3: Ballarad had fifty two pubs.
Speaker 4: Couldn't right checked, unchecked, unchecked. Well, I've got something which
Speaker 4: was which is unchecked but checked because it's come from
Speaker 4: some I always thought this was an urban myth. Saint Arnold, right,
Speaker 4: during John Kerner's reign is over Victoria, a large, modern
Speaker 4: new police station promised for St Albans ended up at
Speaker 4: Saint Arnold. Saint Arnad's got the huge police station.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what chance I give that story of
Speaker 3: being true? Zero?
Speaker 4: Well, I've always thought it was an urban myth, but
Speaker 4: it's come from a very reliable source.
Speaker 3: Another reliable source. This is from a lista. I love this.
Speaker 4: I checked it.
Speaker 3: Malden has the only Kangaroo hotel in Australia. Yeah, the
Speaker 3: Kangaroo Hotel and I checked it. It's true. I love it. Scorch, well,
Speaker 3: that was when I was going to give you.
Speaker 16: But also Sheppard and by way of listener Mark has
Speaker 16: the most major fast food chain stores per capita.
Speaker 4: Things was not so good? Really did you see this?
Speaker 3: Wrote the news last night about about fast food restaurants
Speaker 3: in Australia one in five meals. Yes, in Australia. Oh
Speaker 3: is from a fast food restaurant.
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 3: Okay, James Fact.
Speaker 19: I drove past a small Victorian town called Euroa, and
Speaker 19: not only does it have a Victoria Cross Memorial is home.
Speaker 3: To three.
Speaker 19: Victoria Cross recipients, three different recipients.
Speaker 3: Wow. Someone look up long is he can look up
Speaker 3: the what is the population of Euroa?
Speaker 4: Three?
Speaker 5: V Very good, Jeff morning boys Port Fairy as the
Speaker 5: oldest pub in Victoria called the Stump Hotel. And also
Speaker 5: in the cemetery there's a copper and a bushranger that
Speaker 5: shot each other that are buried next to each other.
Speaker 4: That's nice.
Speaker 3: This is good. I really is the pub single story. Yep,
Speaker 3: Jeff said it. Yes, I have said it, Wendy, Good
Speaker 3: morning Banilla.
Speaker 18: When they were.
Speaker 14: Registering it or whatever the town they forgot to cross
Speaker 14: the tea because it should have been Neelter.
Speaker 4: That's great, I thought when he was going to say,
Speaker 4: whenever you go to Baneli you always get a speeding fine.
Speaker 4: But that's not no.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 3: You know what they could do in Banolla because they
Speaker 3: could have an annual Banalta festival, Yes, right, revolving around
Speaker 3: the letter T. I don't quite know how, but this
Speaker 3: morning tea in Banella on Banelta Di.
Speaker 4: That's a that's a very good idea, Wendy.
Speaker 3: I'm just I don't want to check that it's gone.
Speaker 3: And that's so good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Banalta Mark Morning.
Speaker 6: Boys out the back of trollet in the Highlands.
Speaker 5: The colas unique town tory because it's the only privately
Speaker 5: owned town in this state.
Speaker 3: This is magnificent Lo Cola. But it was a name,
Speaker 3: it'd be Likola. But who owns it? Mate?
Speaker 8: Owned by are It's owned by the Lions maybe, or it's.
Speaker 5: Not Lions club?
Speaker 3: Who owns the Cola? Brilliant ken Ken Morning Boys.
Speaker 22: There's a small town in Western District called Coleraine, and
Speaker 22: Helena Rubinstein started at a global cosmetic that's brilliant.
Speaker 3: Ken, I'm going to col Rain in August to go
Speaker 3: to the annual horse racing there, so I've never been
Speaker 3: that looks like Ken. Thank you and Andy.
Speaker 6: Morning boys, and I feel like I'm a wealth of
Speaker 6: knowledge right now. Lo Cola is owned by the Lions
Speaker 6: Club and they're having a big feud with the general
Speaker 6: store there now, wanting to take their lease back. Sint
Speaker 6: Arnad does have a police station that was meant to
Speaker 6: be Miltonton Auburn and each police officer there has three officers.
Speaker 6: It's only a sixteen mile station. And yes that is correct.
Speaker 8: Russ And little town is a town up to the
Speaker 8: bankership called Way and in the eighties it made the
Speaker 8: Grand Final and then didn't score.
Speaker 3: Ask Way, I did Waiaa made the Grand Final in
Speaker 3: the nineteen eighties and didn't score right, Dave.
Speaker 6: Here, good morning.
Speaker 26: I've got two for you guys. The first one is
Speaker 26: that heath Could has the longest main street. The second
Speaker 26: is the town of towns of Seymour and Banella where
Speaker 26: they are because Seymour is exactly sixty miles from Melbourne
Speaker 26: and Banala is sixty miles from Seymour and that's as
Speaker 26: far as the train could run back in the day
Speaker 26: without requiring a service.
Speaker 3: This is great, This is great.
Speaker 9: Allan Wichie Proof has a foot race up man Witchie
Speaker 9: Proof with a bag of wheat on the shoulders.
Speaker 3: Is it a fifty kilo bag? I don't know the
Speaker 3: way of it. That's heavy. And I am told by
Speaker 3: the Oracle of bow and Heads that the King of
Speaker 3: the Mountain was regularly won by a bloke called Greg
Speaker 3: Dax who paid geelong reserves. What are you haring on
Speaker 3: a bloke called Greg Das nickname would be.
Speaker 4: Drop you umber fabulous?
Speaker 7: No not.
Speaker 3: Michael, be good, my boys.
Speaker 13: Sale Ross has a magnificent race track, one of the
Speaker 13: most successful agricultural shows and country.
Speaker 7: But it's also a port.
Speaker 13: You can go from Sale to its support of Sale.
Speaker 13: You can go from that entrance by water and just
Speaker 13: down the down the river the swing that tall ships through.
Speaker 3: Did you know that Sale was a port? Nor should
Speaker 3: be spelled s ai.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's it.
Speaker 3: This is Look at the one the people.
Speaker 4: I've got all these texts coming in and look at
Speaker 4: the colling Mark.
Speaker 3: Yeah, mate, far away mate.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, which you proved?
Speaker 22: Mate, I'm pretty sure this is checked.
Speaker 9: Hillie Brown's you kick the sharing over the whole witchy?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's great, No, that's grass. Can we check? Was
Speaker 3: Banilla really supposed to be called Banelta? Not that scorch
Speaker 3: can find. But I so wanted to be true, and
Speaker 3: I like you to.
Speaker 4: I like your sort of owe to tea.
Speaker 3: As a result, it's not going to work if if
Speaker 3: the story is not true. Fair Point showers developing windy
Speaker 3: a top of fifteen degrees. It's twelve degrees now? Can
Speaker 3: we keep taking some off here? Perhaps I'd love to
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Speaker 3: Why next other side of this we are going to
Speaker 3: try and connect with Australians stuck in Doha. We had
Speaker 3: a listener email just before six and Scorch spoke to him.
Speaker 3: He was they had been diverted to goer in India.
Speaker 3: But next we try to connect with some assis stuck
Speaker 3: in Doha. But we do. We have checked that the
Speaker 3: Emirates flight, the five point fifteen this morning did leave
Speaker 3: on time.
Speaker 4: It's third end eight.
Speaker 10: You're listening to three a w breakfast.
Speaker 2: The White Glove Mover makes moving a breast and your
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Speaker 4: Ten to eight.
Speaker 3: And that we got contacted by a listener a little
Speaker 3: bit before six o'clock this morning to say that he
Speaker 3: was on a Qatar flight that was supposed to go
Speaker 3: from Melbourne to Doha that diverted and he was currently
Speaker 3: in Goa on the West coast of India. Mbahmett is
Speaker 3: a passenger currently stuck in Doha. M you're on your
Speaker 3: way from Europe back to Australia, are you?
Speaker 23: Oh?
Speaker 2: I hope.
Speaker 23: I'm on my way right now. I'm just stuck at
Speaker 23: dough I've been here since like six pm. And yeah,
Speaker 23: I just took a flight from he throwed to here
Speaker 23: and just hopefully getting on a flight at some point
Speaker 23: in the near future.
Speaker 4: And so M tell us what communication if you head
Speaker 4: from your airline that you're flying.
Speaker 23: Honestly, not a great deal that in the communication that
Speaker 23: we've actually had is like me going up to one
Speaker 23: of the staff that are kind of sometimes there and
Speaker 23: asking what's happening. So it seemed quite sort of secretive
Speaker 23: for a little while what had happened. But everybody seems
Speaker 23: to be communicating with each other.
Speaker 3: Now, did you get an explanation as to why you've
Speaker 3: made the first leg of your journey and now been stuck.
Speaker 23: No, we didn't get, not from the actual airport people
Speaker 23: or anything. But obviously there's TVs up around the place,
Speaker 23: so we've kind of gathered that it's because of the
Speaker 23: bombing that's just happened, and we're about thirty forty kilometers
Speaker 23: away from.
Speaker 3: That are only thirty to forty kilometers from those US
Speaker 3: military bases which were attempted to be bombed. Am they
Speaker 3: that all the missiles were intercepted? We're happy. We're happy
Speaker 3: to tell you Amy, you're traveling by yourself?
Speaker 23: Yes, I am all by myself. That's okay, strong girl.
Speaker 3: How many hours have you been in Doha now?
Speaker 23: Probably about over six now.
Speaker 3: Okay, and you've begin in any estimate as to well
Speaker 3: when you'll make the ongoing journey to get back to
Speaker 3: presumably family in Melbourne.
Speaker 23: Well, it just keeps changing. So I asked about an
Speaker 23: hour and a half ago and they said we'd be
Speaker 23: boarding in an hour. But I mean there was a
Speaker 23: point there where literally everything was just grounded and flights
Speaker 23: have been canceled. But I've asked about fifty times and
Speaker 23: they said, my flight hasn't been canceled, but it has
Speaker 23: disappeared off the board about two hours ago.
Speaker 3: If you look at the good sign, but if you
Speaker 3: look at the window, are their planes taking off and landing?
Speaker 23: No, not yet, but they are sitting right out there
Speaker 23: ready to jump on. But there have been two planes
Speaker 23: that have just been boarded about twenty minutes ago.
Speaker 4: An important question, are you near a PowerPoint?
Speaker 23: Oh, don't worry, I've I've been. I've been seeking them out,
Speaker 23: but so is everybody else. So everyone's actually been so
Speaker 23: lovely though. We've just been kind of taking a turn
Speaker 23: to charge our phones.
Speaker 3: And is there food and drinking?
Speaker 23: I mean they gave they actually did give us a
Speaker 23: it was like a voucher. We just could scan our
Speaker 23: boarding pass and they kind of allowed us to get
Speaker 23: a small dinner. But it's so expensive here. The Aussie
Speaker 23: dollar doesn't really do.
Speaker 4: Rope just and where have you been? Where are you
Speaker 4: coming from?
Speaker 23: So I'm coming from Europe, so I've came directly from
Speaker 23: Heathrow to here.
Speaker 4: But yeah, and how long have you been?
Speaker 23: Three months?
Speaker 4: Oh, you've had two months away? Fantastic. So your family
Speaker 4: will be looking forward to seeing it.
Speaker 23: Well, I hope.
Speaker 3: So where do you live?
Speaker 23: I live in Geelong now, but my family are in Tazzi,
Speaker 23: so I won't even see them.
Speaker 3: But that's okay, right, Hey, listen, would it work if
Speaker 3: we put some money in your bank account? Transfer?
Speaker 1: It?
Speaker 3: Would that sort of work instantly to replenish your bank
Speaker 3: account so you can buy something to eat or drink.
Speaker 23: Oh, bless you don't have to do that. There's a
Speaker 23: lot of other people that would need that, not me,
Speaker 23: so find one of them.
Speaker 3: We'll start with you, m So don't hang up yet.
Speaker 3: We're very keen to know. On the first leg, what
Speaker 3: movie did you watch?
Speaker 23: I actually didn't watch a single movie. I just read
Speaker 23: my book. How weird? I'm just such a nerd.
Speaker 3: What's the book called?
Speaker 23: Okay, it's that series. It's the Aquitar series. A Quarter
Speaker 23: of Thorns and Roses is the Gilias book you'll ever read.
Speaker 17: But it's so good.
Speaker 3: Good on you. M. Please stay on the line. We'll
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Speaker 4: What an absolute champ? Where can we list the regional
Speaker 4: facts that we got into talk back? I believe if
Speaker 4: we go to if you go to three W Facebook page,
Speaker 4: all the regional facts will be there. And when will
Speaker 4: the e Safety Commissioner come on three AW because they're
Speaker 4: in the media this morning, but the media people aren't
Speaker 4: answering the phone all right.
Speaker 3: I can never understand.
Speaker 4: It doesn't make any sense. Who predicted that.
Speaker 3: In the first session since the bombing of Iran that
Speaker 3: the dow Jones would actually go up? Where will today's
Speaker 3: three point fifteen PM Qatar flight to Doha up? And
Speaker 3: I'll tell you that's where? And when did Buddy Franklin
Speaker 3: become cane corns. The E Safety Commissioner has advised Labor
Speaker 3: to remove YouTube's exemption from new social media age restrictions,
Speaker 3: starting the platform's known risks and similarity to other regulated services.
Speaker 3: I don't know whether it's going to happen. I get
Speaker 3: the impression, I think that it is that they are
Speaker 3: going to remove the exemption for YouTube. There's a bit
Speaker 3: of algie bargie, isn't It's owned by Google.
Speaker 4: It's owned by Google.
Speaker 3: Susan McLean, online safety expert with cyber safety solutions. If
Speaker 3: it was up to with Susan McLean government, would you
Speaker 3: include YouTube in the band items?
Speaker 20: Yes, I would, and you don't need the U Sagety Commissioner.
Speaker 20: You've got me, so you know, don't worry about the
Speaker 20: fact that she's not talking. I don't think anyone should
Speaker 20: get exemptions because exemptions create loopholes, and loopholes create a mess.
Speaker 20: So I think we need to see a level of consistency.
Speaker 4: So, Susan, I'm imagining the lobbying that will be going
Speaker 4: on in the halls of cambor Ruth. Regards to YouTube
Speaker 4: being banned for under sixteen, what chance do you give
Speaker 4: the lobbyists.
Speaker 20: Look, it's really interesting because of course they've got that
Speaker 20: linked email from the previous Communications minister where she personally
Speaker 20: promised that they would be exempt. Now she's no longer
Speaker 20: in that position, so there will be a lot of lobbying.
Speaker 20: And yes, I one hundred percent except that you can
Speaker 20: learn to change a tap washer on YouTube. But as
Speaker 20: you say, Stick Commissioner rightly pointed out this morning in
Speaker 20: the media releases, there is a lot of inappropriate content.
Speaker 20: There is a lot of harm being caused by the content.
Speaker 3: Can I ask you, then, I don't watch a lot
Speaker 3: of YouTube. If I do, it's almost exclusively live recordings
Speaker 3: of live concepts. What's the bad stuff on YouTube?
Speaker 20: You imagine it, you can find it. And I'm not
Speaker 20: talking about real explicit, illegal content because because that does
Speaker 20: not make its way into the front facing parts of YouTube.
Speaker 20: But there is disordered eating content. There is suicide and
Speaker 20: self harm, there is toxic masculinity, misogyny. There's a whole
Speaker 20: lot of stuff that you know as an adult. So
Speaker 20: you and Russ watching, you've got a worldview, you've got
Speaker 20: a fully formed brain. You can take it for what
Speaker 20: it's worth and make an informed opinion. Of it, but
Speaker 20: when children are vulnerable, particularly if they have a mental
Speaker 20: health issue already, it can really send them down a
Speaker 20: rabid path of spiraling.
Speaker 4: Adam so good, I'm with you then, So that I've
Speaker 4: been wondering, why has there ever been pressure on YouTube
Speaker 4: to to rate to rate content like we write a movie,
Speaker 4: so this is g and that's him and then that's
Speaker 4: our So too much of it? Well, I don't know
Speaker 4: is that a possibility.
Speaker 20: It would be, but what we already have with YouTube,
Speaker 20: there is restrictions on it. So if you're going to
Speaker 20: allow your child to watch YouTube, then there are ways
Speaker 20: to limit the sort of content that may appear in
Speaker 20: their feed. If you're subscribing to someone's particular channel, that
Speaker 20: there are ways to do that that you don't always
Speaker 20: get the dodgy pop ups for sex tories, for example,
Speaker 20: or ads and things like that. But I think what
Speaker 20: we need holistically is safe content for kids. And we've
Speaker 20: got the YouTube Kids app, which is totally separate and
Speaker 20: will not be caught up in this. They've made that
Speaker 20: very clear. The problem I have with that, and it's
Speaker 20: not a problem I have because I'm an adult, but
Speaker 20: a lot of young people tell me the content on
Speaker 20: the YouTube kids, that is too baby ish and it
Speaker 20: doesn't show the sort of things that they want to see.
Speaker 20: So that's why they gravitate to YouTube.
Speaker 3: I get that, But what I also get over shoulders. Yes,
Speaker 3: it's full of American youngsters totally obsessing about money.
Speaker 4: Of course, the thing is that YouTube is now. YouTube
Speaker 4: isn't watched in isolation. People watch YouTube on the Telly
Speaker 4: as a family, so that in itself adds another complication.
Speaker 3: Ru's what's happening with airlines around the world. We know
Speaker 3: that listener Gary was stranded in Doha. We know that
Speaker 3: listener m is still stranded in Did I say go yeah, goa?
Speaker 3: She's still stranded in Doha. Dean Long is the CEO
Speaker 3: of the Australian Travel Industry Association. Dean, what's happening and
Speaker 3: how long do we think it will last?
Speaker 19: Well, the good news is we've just got a first
Speaker 19: flight landing into Kata today from Athens about five minutes ago,
Speaker 19: so it does appear the airspace is open. But for
Speaker 19: travelers today that are jumping on a flight to Doha, look,
Speaker 19: there will be disruptions. There will be some cancelations, no doubt,
Speaker 19: we do have flights midair that we understand are being
Speaker 19: diverted to India and other countries at the moment with
Speaker 19: Australians on that. So look, we are going to enter
Speaker 19: a period now for the next forty eight to seventy
Speaker 19: two hours where disruptions will be a common occurrence. So
Speaker 19: people need to take a breath. Importantly, probably the one
Speaker 19: thing for your listeners is you will be contacted by
Speaker 19: your agent or your airline if there is a cancelation
Speaker 19: to rebook you or do a refund. The worst thing
Speaker 19: your listeners can do today is call up their agent
Speaker 19: or call up their airline and say, look, I want
Speaker 19: to cancel because I'm worried about you canceling the flight
Speaker 19: to day. If the airline cancels, you're guaranteed a full
Speaker 19: cash refund. And that's the number one point people need
Speaker 19: to take.
Speaker 3: Home to that great stuff. Dan, I've been keeping and
Speaker 3: eye on Emirates flights. The five point fifteen am today
Speaker 3: e K four h nine left on time. It's left
Speaker 3: on time for the last few days. Is Dubai less problematical?
Speaker 19: Yeah, Look, Dubai this morning had a suspension of air
Speaker 19: services as the missiles worth flying that they are open today.
Speaker 19: There has been some disruptions in terms of delays that
Speaker 19: we are finding services out of Australia. One of the
Speaker 19: great things about being a long ball destination is that
Speaker 19: there's a long way you can make up some of
Speaker 19: those delays. So we have seen and or Its flights
Speaker 19: so they leave on time and the same can be
Speaker 19: said for quantas as well. Katar flights and the Virgin
Speaker 19: flight are the ones that are being potentially disrupted today.
Speaker 4: So Dean, what are the protocols? So so what of
Speaker 4: the global protocols? So let's say Tehran decides to fling
Speaker 4: some missiles, do they actually inform the commercial the commercial
Speaker 4: airline industry they're about to do it, or does the
Speaker 4: commercial airline industry have to wait for some sort of
Speaker 4: signal that comes from somewhere else.
Speaker 19: I'm not sure when it's missiles that there are definitely
Speaker 19: clear proceeds in place for civil aviation about when skies
Speaker 19: are contested and making sure that they can do it safely.
Speaker 19: Nobody wants to have civilian passenger line is impacted by
Speaker 19: a war. So there is a very strong communication link
Speaker 19: between the airlines operations centers and they've all got them
Speaker 19: their world leading. They're completely integrated, so there are issues.
Speaker 19: You've got large teams on the ground feeding up to
Speaker 19: date information to the pilots to adjust courses. And really
Speaker 19: importantly it's integrated internationally. Every flight that's in the sky
Speaker 19: and knows exactly where you are and what you're doing
Speaker 19: and what your flight to heating is and that means
Speaker 19: when you're in the air, it's very very very very safe.
Speaker 19: So people can take a lot of comfort in that.
Speaker 4: Okay, then, so while it's natural to worry, what your
Speaker 4: suggesting is, you don't need to look not.
Speaker 3: At the moment.
Speaker 19: And look, there's no doubt there is a higher level
Speaker 19: of anxiety at the moment. But look, the number one
Speaker 19: thing is don't cancel your flight just because you're anxious.
Speaker 19: Speak to your travel agent, your travel professional at what
Speaker 19: your options are, and importantly, don't contact them today. If
Speaker 19: you're worried about things. In two or three weeks you
Speaker 19: will be contacted by your agent or airline if your
Speaker 19: flight is canceled and provided an option.
Speaker 3: Good on your dan Well, said Dean long. See you
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