Speaker 1: Yesterday. Thanks for listening in here until one o'clock today
Speaker 1: with Perth today. Thanks to Blackers and Carl and the
Speaker 1: hard working Brecky team. I'd love to hear from you
Speaker 1: one double three A datty two if you want to
Speaker 1: give us a call. Today hasn't really started raining yet,
Speaker 1: has it. We spoke about this on Friday where we
Speaker 1: were catastrophizing the amount of rain we were going to
Speaker 1: get over this weekend. But apparently today's today, so and
Speaker 1: I get a general sense that today's a day where
Speaker 1: people are doing day trips rather than long trips down south.
Speaker 1: I could be wrong, but I reckon people are going
Speaker 1: to places like more River Mandar and where Mandra those
Speaker 1: nice little two three hour kind of trips for people.
Speaker 1: I get. That's the impression I get. I could be wrong,
Speaker 1: But if you're out and about today, let us know
Speaker 1: it is WA day today and we'll have a yes,
Speaker 1: no question about wa being the best place to live
Speaker 1: in the world. In just a second on the program,
Speaker 1: you can set in Texas today as well. Zero four
Speaker 1: eight seven, triple nine A doaty two. We do have
Speaker 1: Rita Safiotti on the program in just a moment talking
Speaker 1: about wa day. But there's a few news stories around
Speaker 1: as well, which I reckon we can ask Rita Safioti about.
Speaker 1: I wanted to ask you about bear knuckle fighting, So
Speaker 1: we've covered the story a couple of times on the show.
Speaker 1: The bar Knuckle Fighting Championship is apparently coming to Perth.
Speaker 1: If you go and look at the Bear Knuckle Fighting
Speaker 1: Championship website, the Australian event is still listed on there,
Speaker 1: so the organizers think it's coming here, but you can't
Speaker 1: buy tickets as yet. So it's on the nineteenth of
Speaker 1: July and we're not sure where, and that's in forty
Speaker 1: seven days time. So we have spoken to Rita Safioti
Speaker 1: and the AMA about this number of times. And of
Speaker 1: course it was our colleague Jamie Burnett who first discovered
Speaker 1: the story when he spotted that David Templeman, the former
Speaker 1: Sports Minister, had allowed BKFC onto the Combat Sports Register. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Basil Zemplus, the opposition leader, had this to say about
Speaker 1: bear knuckle Fighting yesterday.
Speaker 2: If the Premiere can organize a Perth based rugby team,
Speaker 2: can build a racetrack, then the least is should be
Speaker 2: able to do is ban bare knuckle fighting shows some
Speaker 2: leadership premiere and get it done. The Premier of Western
Speaker 2: Australia has within his powers to do what he thinks
Speaker 2: is necessary to keep the community safe and to uphold
Speaker 2: community expectations.
Speaker 1: It is very clear that.
Speaker 2: Bare knuckle fighting organized bare knuckle fighting two men in
Speaker 2: a ring with no gloves boxing on with their bear
Speaker 2: fist is not acceptable in our community and the Premier
Speaker 2: should step forward and ban it.
Speaker 1: So that was basil yesterday and you know, I know
Speaker 1: Meredith Hammett, the Health Minister, was out on Saturday night
Speaker 1: as well talking about it. So this is our understanding
Speaker 1: here on the show. We did ask Rita about this
Speaker 1: last week. So Rita told us that she has met
Speaker 1: with Bob Kachera who's the chair of the Sports Commission,
Speaker 1: of the Combat Sports Commission, and I think Anthony Grover,
Speaker 1: who is one of the reps. Groves is the CEO
Speaker 1: or the administrator of the Combat Sports Commission. And we
Speaker 1: asked Reta on the twenty seventh of May, would she
Speaker 1: have veto of the event? Is it her say have
Speaker 1: a listen. You mentioned potential for a veto from yourself.
Speaker 1: Do you think you need to exercise that.
Speaker 3: Not at this stage, as I said, the Combat Sports
Speaker 3: Commissions have gone through and identified a number of safeguards
Speaker 3: and mechanisms to make it as safe as possible, and
Speaker 3: they've been working through that and they seem very very rigorous.
Speaker 1: So that's Readasafioti last week talking to us, so he
Speaker 1: seems to be happy with the processes. You know, the
Speaker 1: Combat Sports Commission can endorse and support and allow the event.
Speaker 1: But bas Will still pretty fired up and he said
Speaker 1: it's up to the Premier. I get a general sense
Speaker 1: that it's up to the minister, who's also the Deputy Premier.
Speaker 1: But as I say, it is advertised on the website
Speaker 1: BKFC Australia think it's on, but you can't buy tickets yet,
Speaker 1: so there's still a ways to go. It's forty seven
Speaker 1: days away. Readers on the program in just a moment
Speaker 1: and we will ask her. I think it's down to
Speaker 1: her potentially not the Premier, as Basil is saying, what
Speaker 1: do you think one double three eight at to it's
Speaker 1: a holiday Monday. Love to hear from you if you're
Speaker 1: out and about today. We have a yes no question
Speaker 1: for you on WWOOD on WA day.
Speaker 4: Right, let's clear this up once and for.
Speaker 1: All yes, no, yes, no, wherever you are listening on
Speaker 1: the app, driving around, listening at a home out in
Speaker 1: the shed, is w A the best place to live
Speaker 1: in the world. Is w A the best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world? Is wa the best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world? Thank you to Jeremy Clarks And
Speaker 1: then yes or no? And potentially why why is it
Speaker 1: a good place to live? Here's a couple of reasons
Speaker 1: from us from our little team. We've got the longest
Speaker 1: wood wooden jetty in the world. We've got the longest
Speaker 1: fringing reef in the world. Help me along his zeid.
Speaker 1: We've got the biggest life of mine in the world world,
Speaker 1: probably the most understated bell tower in the world, in
Speaker 1: the world, best sunsets the world, longest urban sprawl in
Speaker 1: the world, longest timber jeddi in the world. All right,
Speaker 1: there's some of the things that we've got in Western
Speaker 1: Australia's probably got the most number of animals that look
Speaker 1: like rats but aren't rats in the world, and the
Speaker 1: only place to use the word bundi's in the world
Speaker 1: the world, he said, So yeah, listen, give us a
Speaker 1: shout today. Why is it the best place to live
Speaker 1: in the world Western Australia and yes or no? I
Speaker 1: think most of us would be a yes. I'd love
Speaker 1: to hear from you today. Our call of the day
Speaker 1: today will win the Ultimate Family Pizza Night all thanks
Speaker 1: to Home Slice Cafe and Pizza Bar. They're in Mindari.
Speaker 1: You can enjoy two pieces of garlic bread and your
Speaker 1: choice is softering, either to enjoy in house or pick up.
Speaker 1: Home Slice is a newly opened pizza bar in Mindari
Speaker 1: and it's owned by operated by a local twenty three
Speaker 1: year old lad called Liam. Extensive menu, artisan pizzas, all
Speaker 1: of the above. Home Slice in Mindari Phoenix Takeaway Night.
Speaker 1: But that's our prize for today. One at Double three
Speaker 1: hated It two is wa the best place to live
Speaker 1: in the world? Yes or no? Chris says no, it's
Speaker 1: got Ruda safiod in it. Now, come on, Chris. One
Speaker 1: Double three A two is at the best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world. This one here from Nathan, Hello
Speaker 1: Nathan on this holiday Monday. What's the difference between having
Speaker 1: the UFC kind of perth versus bare knuckle boxing A
Speaker 1: beer fist to someone's heads seen less brutal than a
Speaker 1: knee to the face or a head kick as you'll
Speaker 1: get in the UFC. Very good point, Nathan, A very
Speaker 1: good point. The what do I think UFC wrestling, grappling,
Speaker 1: choking throws, you know, all of the all the mixed
Speaker 1: martial arts. Bare knuckle boxing is just that trying to
Speaker 1: knock someone out on you with you with your bare fist.
Speaker 1: Is w A the best place in the world to live?
Speaker 1: We've got one. No, Are you a yes, seb I
Speaker 1: think so.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I've never lived anywhere else, so I think it.
Speaker 1: Is the best place. Is the best place in the world.
Speaker 1: I'm a yes. I can't speak for Anne and Lindsey. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll take your your thoughts on that. We've got the
Speaker 1: most most large trucks on suburban roads at peak hour.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Terry. Yeah, happy w A day, says me.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Mi, good on you. What time the shops
Speaker 1: open today? Please? I don't know. Lisa eleven all right, No,
Speaker 1: just relax and listen to the radio. Lisa, what sort
Speaker 1: of shop afterwards? What sort of sho the I gas
Speaker 1: have we open? Lisa? And all the Petxel stations, all
Speaker 1: the seven eleven's, No, says Jeff South Australia. South Australia
Speaker 1: has the Barossa. So what so we've got maybe've got
Speaker 1: the Swan Valley, got mate River Bickley Valley one double
Speaker 1: three E two. Today is the do we live in
Speaker 1: the best best place in the world? Cliff says no,
Speaker 1: not with Labour's tax laws coming in so a lot
Speaker 1: of people. A few people say no, be grumpy with
Speaker 1: the government. Yeah, thanks for your thoughts today. Rita Safiode
Speaker 1: will join us in the program. On the program in
Speaker 1: just a moment, is w A the best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world? Strangely the nose of four and
Speaker 1: the yeses of four. We will come back in just
Speaker 1: a set. Thank you for listening. Quarter past night. Lisa
Speaker 1: sms as earlier to ask if the shops are open.
Speaker 6: They are.
Speaker 1: I've just looked at my local Woolies and Warwick. It's open,
Speaker 1: open at nine o'clock closing at six. It's the best
Speaker 1: place to live in the world. Isn't it that? The
Speaker 1: yeses are eight, the nose nine. Aileen, the voice of
Speaker 1: reasons is happy Wada, Simon, Yes, Wa is the best
Speaker 1: place in the world for me. Came here for one year,
Speaker 1: forty three years ago and I'm still here exclamation mark.
Speaker 1: Sally says best place in the world to live. Woolies
Speaker 1: is open just being so I can enjoying my WA day.
Speaker 1: Thank you Sally from Wa. No worse drivers in the world,
Speaker 1: No from me. We've got cooking his crony says Don.
Speaker 1: It's amazing how many of our listeners don't like living
Speaker 1: here because of the government who were voted in back
Speaker 1: him with a massive majority. Jared from the stadium tri Club, Hello, Jared,
Speaker 1: just back for three weeks in Europe. WA's hands down
Speaker 1: the best place to live, accommodating, pursuing, psyching, running great
Speaker 1: where the good people. Thanks Jared. Nice to hear from
Speaker 1: you made one double three A eighty two is the
Speaker 1: number what to be up to s yeses and the
Speaker 1: nose are nine. So people do enjoy living here. A
Speaker 1: little bit of correspondence on the bare knuckle fighting sesh
Speaker 1: I best place to live, except if we bring bare
Speaker 1: knuckle boxing. My suggestion is to turn Parliament House into
Speaker 1: bare knuckle boxing. Do you think that's going to happen?
Speaker 1: So about you?
Speaker 6: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I don't think any like that sort of stuff that
Speaker 1: the Polies do. Brain damage to each other, says Suresh
Speaker 1: not condoning that, but I understand the tongue in cheekdness. Siesh, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not. It looks this is one's really up in
Speaker 1: the air. So Basil thinks the Premier will have the
Speaker 1: final say and can intervene. It's our understanding that Rita
Speaker 1: can have veto as the sports Minister as well. But
Speaker 1: it's on the BKFC website. They think it's going to happen. Chris,
Speaker 1: he says, yes, it's the best place to live in
Speaker 1: the world, but the weather forecasts are no good. Many
Speaker 1: people didn't make plans are supposed to be big great
Speaker 1: in storms. Yeah, there was some catastrophizing on Friday, wasn't there.
Speaker 1: Kylie says, Happy wa Day Monday. Simon, thank you, Kylie. Yes,
Speaker 1: absolute best place to live. I could talk all day
Speaker 1: about the reasons. Why is it the best place to live?
Speaker 1: Andrew says, yeah, morning, boys and girls, I'm going to
Speaker 1: say no, there's probably top ten, plenty of other better
Speaker 1: place in Australia live South Coast, New South Wales, Marimbula.
Speaker 1: Thanks Andrew, thanks for your thoughts joining us on the show.
Speaker 1: Now is reader Safyotti, Deputy Premier, Transport Minister, Sports Minister, Treasurer.
Speaker 1: Of course, gid Arita, thanks for talking to us morning, Simon.
Speaker 7: How are you going good?
Speaker 1: Thank you. We've got a yes no poll today? Is
Speaker 1: Wa the best place to live in the world?
Speaker 8: Nice to say yes to that.
Speaker 1: You're yes. Why what do you like about it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 9: Look, I just think our incredible lifestyle and the ability
Speaker 9: to be able to get a great job but also
Speaker 9: to live in what is an incredible lifestyle. So we
Speaker 9: don't have many of the challenges other places have in
Speaker 9: relation to things like toll roads and the level of
Speaker 9: congestion some other cities have, and our state is beautiful,
Speaker 9: so I just think it is a combination. And when
Speaker 9: you talk to people who come and move to the
Speaker 9: state or visit, it's a great place to raise a
Speaker 9: family too, So I do think in particularly if you've
Speaker 9: got kids, it's a great place.
Speaker 1: What is What do you do today with yours your
Speaker 1: little gain?
Speaker 9: Oh well, we're just talking about that because I'm working.
Speaker 9: I've got a bit of work on today, so I'm
Speaker 9: working a bit today, but I probably just would.
Speaker 10: Probably go out for a bike, quiet ride or walk.
Speaker 9: Around a park. Somewhere today. I think might go and
Speaker 9: visit my mother in a nursing home. But that's pretty
Speaker 9: low key normally. Of course, we have the festivities out
Speaker 9: and my kids were asking as I walked out, just
Speaker 9: now we got the big Wada celebrations, and I said, no,
Speaker 9: it's been moved because of the weather. But I do
Speaker 9: say the weather's looking pretty good at the moment, so
Speaker 9: I do understand the storms are coming in this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, there's I think there's a bit down up freeo.
Speaker 9: But as you say it, yeah, sorry, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: We've been we've been catastrophizing about the rain since Friday.
Speaker 1: I think, reader, reader, what just a couple of things,
Speaker 1: if I may, we have We've seen a twenty four
Speaker 1: year old woman charged with dangerous driving grievous bodily harm
Speaker 1: on from Saturday for an eat scooter crash in the
Speaker 1: city on the corner of Murray and King. Is that
Speaker 1: coming across your desk you worried about each East scooters
Speaker 1: and then being a bit swooped up and being badly driven.
Speaker 9: Well, look, yeah, it's an issue that is raised for me.
Speaker 11: Of course.
Speaker 9: It's more with re sweet Bears, Minister for Road safety,
Speaker 9: but as Minister for Transport, it is something that's worrying,
Speaker 9: that worries me in particular in relation to if there's
Speaker 9: been any modifications to the East scooters and the fact
Speaker 9: that honestly you just don't want pedestrian's being hit by
Speaker 9: East scooters. It's terrible and my thoughts are with the
Speaker 9: person that's now in hospital. So it's something that will
Speaker 9: continue to look at. Compliance, maybe something we need to increase,
Speaker 9: in particular in these types of clashes because pedestrians should
Speaker 9: be able to walk on paths safely.
Speaker 1: We spoke to Areta it was a reta sorry, a
Speaker 1: retailer on Friday, and she said she's aware that your
Speaker 1: customers say, look, if you don't see it up for us,
Speaker 1: we're not going to buy it. We're going to buy
Speaker 1: it somewhere else. And although this, although this is a
Speaker 1: woman who was charged on Saturday night, seems to be
Speaker 1: a lot of young blokes saying that to retailers. Have
Speaker 1: you heard that.
Speaker 9: I haven't heard that directly, but I understand that in
Speaker 9: some instances I've heard at third hand. But look, we're
Speaker 9: happy to have a look at this issue more specifically
Speaker 9: because you know, look East scooter is controversial at the time,
Speaker 9: but it was happening anyway, so we brought in a
Speaker 9: whole range of regulations. But it appears, of course some
Speaker 9: people are abusing those rules and those regulations, and we
Speaker 9: need to make sure that maybe our compliance activity is
Speaker 9: increased to prevent to try and prevent these things happening.
Speaker 1: BKFC, if I can change years, BKFC Beatical Fighting Championships
Speaker 1: are advertising on their website, Minister that they will be
Speaker 1: in Perth on July the nineteenth, that's forty seven days away.
Speaker 1: Is it going ahead? Do you think?
Speaker 9: Well, it's going The event has to be sanctioned by
Speaker 9: the Combat Sports Commission. So there's two stages of this.
Speaker 9: This was first whether the sport can be allowed in
Speaker 9: the state, and that was something that has been signed
Speaker 9: off by the previous Minister signed off, so the.
Speaker 11: Sport is allowed.
Speaker 9: And then there's the actual event, and so what the
Speaker 9: proponents have to do is put forward to the Combat
Speaker 9: Sports Commission what is involved, and then the Commission either
Speaker 9: approves or doesn't approve it. As I understand this often
Speaker 9: happens with these types of activity, is that they start
Speaker 9: promoting while they're still trying to secure the approval the commission.
Speaker 1: So I think Bob Kultures the chair. Last time I spoke,
Speaker 1: you said you'd met with him and Anthony Grover and
Speaker 1: some other other people from the commission. It's a nine
Speaker 1: person commission. Can you or the Premier still exercise of
Speaker 1: leader and are you is it? I mean, given the
Speaker 1: look of the sport and what it actually involves, is
Speaker 1: it something that you're comfortable with having here?
Speaker 9: Well, I think the Premier used these words and it's
Speaker 9: probably the words that I'll use. It's not my cup
Speaker 9: of tea. But similar to the discussion and the debate
Speaker 9: around cage fighting, all the Octagon, MMA and UFC, the
Speaker 9: similar arguments were put forward and at that time we
Speaker 9: as a government allowed, of course the Octagon to come
Speaker 9: back to w or to come to WA and now
Speaker 9: we are very much big supporters of UFC and we
Speaker 9: have a welshweight champion and Jack So these same discussions
Speaker 9: we had, or as mister for sport, I take advice
Speaker 9: from the experts, and the experts from a government perspective,
Speaker 9: is a combat Sports Commission.
Speaker 11: Who have a look at the sport, look at.
Speaker 9: What's happening around the world, have a look at the
Speaker 9: types of regulations you need to make sure it's as
Speaker 9: safe as as possible, and that's what they've done. And
Speaker 9: so they've stipulated a number of key regulations about, for example,
Speaker 9: the experience of the fighters, some other regulations about medical
Speaker 9: practitioners being on site and bringside. So I take advice
Speaker 9: from the Combat Sports Commission, and the advice is that
Speaker 9: they believe with the level of regulations they've imposed that
Speaker 9: it can be undertaken safely in wa and that's the
Speaker 9: advice that I'm sticking to.
Speaker 1: Okay, So is any of the criteria where they assess
Speaker 1: an event to come to perth, is any of that
Speaker 1: community feedback or community opposition? And would you consider that
Speaker 1: is community opposition to an event the fact that you
Speaker 1: or mister Cook would take into a consideration, Well, there's.
Speaker 9: A lot of people that don't like combat sports, I'd
Speaker 9: say that, and so these types of events aren't to
Speaker 9: everyone's liking. I understand that, you know. So, But in
Speaker 9: relation to this, it's really about making sure that the
Speaker 9: sport can be regulated. And the other point, and I
Speaker 9: think it's the point that the premiers made and other
Speaker 9: ministers are made that if you don't regulate, then things
Speaker 9: go underground and it's much less safe for the competitors.
Speaker 9: So this is something as I said, you know, I've
Speaker 9: gone and looked at what's happened around the world. It
Speaker 9: does happen in other places around the world. But all
Speaker 9: I can do is take the advice of the board
Speaker 9: and a team that's been appointed to give me this advice.
Speaker 11: And as I said, this is the.
Speaker 9: Same I mean, I remember just a few years ago
Speaker 9: talking about UFC, and some of the same accusations made
Speaker 9: against this event were made against UFC. So I take
Speaker 9: the advice of the Combat Sports Permission seriously. They've gone in,
Speaker 9: They've created some additional regulations in relations to safety. As
Speaker 9: I said, it's now up to the promoter of the
Speaker 9: event to make sure they satisfy all the regulations and
Speaker 9: rules that the Combat Sports Commission have put in place,
Speaker 9: and that's the work that has to happen.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 1: Just one final one, if I can, Minister. We have
Speaker 1: been reading the last few days that we could have
Speaker 1: up to three point eight percent increase in our utilities
Speaker 1: and that you know, I guess that broadly means water, gas, electricity.
Speaker 1: How does that is that against sort of flying the
Speaker 1: face of what you said during election campaign that will
Speaker 1: look after people and the increased cost of living, all
Speaker 1: those reports are wrong.
Speaker 9: We made a commitment to increase the basket of house
Speaker 9: of fees and charges less than this CPI and that's
Speaker 9: what we'll deliver.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, and any sweetness, any little that you
Speaker 1: might be how to give us a little heads up
Speaker 1: on for Battler's you know the electricity rebates and the
Speaker 1: like in the Bible.
Speaker 9: Well, I will say one thing is it currently that
Speaker 9: the Student Assistants payment's being rolled out. So we've had
Speaker 9: one hundreds of thousands of applications. So the student assistance payment,
Speaker 9: which is really a unique payment helping families.
Speaker 8: Support their kids at school's being rolled out.
Speaker 9: So I urge anyone that hasn't applied and has children
Speaker 9: primary or high school to apply for that student's assistant
Speaker 9: payment as the applications open in term two and so
Speaker 9: that's been rolled out, and in relation to other issues,
Speaker 9: I'll leave that to Budget Day.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the chat today. Back to where we started, Yes,
Speaker 1: no is WA the best place to live? The yeses
Speaker 1: at nineteen and those or eleven. So we're at this stage.
Speaker 1: It's a good place to live, according to our listeners,
Speaker 1: or the best place to live. Thanks for chatting to
Speaker 1: us today. She's gone, Reading's gone help us nine. I
Speaker 1: guess you know. Optically UFC involves more technical skill. I
Speaker 1: imagine they're throwing this, wrestling, the grappling. There's all judo,
Speaker 1: all boxing, kickboxing, MMA, Brazilian jiu jitsu, all of that
Speaker 1: goes into UFC, So broadly, I think it's more technical.
Speaker 1: Bare knuckle boxing is just trying to smash someone's head
Speaker 1: in with your bare fists, isn't it. So what do
Speaker 1: you think, listeners? I probably won't go and see it.
Speaker 1: But is Reader and the government right to leave it
Speaker 1: to the Combat Sports Commission? And you know, and Basil
Speaker 1: raises a good point. If the premier wants to tap
Speaker 1: Reader on the shoulder and go I don't like this,
Speaker 1: we shouldn't have this here, there probably is a mechanism
Speaker 1: for him to do that via cabinet processes. What do
Speaker 1: you reckon? One? Double three eight y two? Joe Enn's
Speaker 1: phone in, Hi Joad, good morning.
Speaker 13: Silent happy waj sinon. Do you want me to turn
Speaker 13: my radio down?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 13: Okay? Very quickly, Silent gave the templeman, who's always been
Speaker 13: an absolute joke. He's got a lot to answer for now.
Speaker 13: As far as as sorry, silence, as far as the retail,
Speaker 13: she can sugarcoat it, how it likes, how she likes.
Speaker 13: The bottom line is it's violence. Instead of doing whatever
Speaker 13: they can to avoid the violence, they're promoting it. And lastly,
Speaker 13: why isn't she taking her advice from the medical people?
Speaker 1: Thanks you, yeah, thanks jo Ano. Yeah. The AMA don't
Speaker 1: like it, do they? And you're right. I've just I've
Speaker 1: got a list here of who is on the Combat
Speaker 1: Sports I'll come back. I've got a list who's on
Speaker 1: the board of the Combat Sports Commission. I think all
Speaker 1: the factors being raised by the AMA, by members of
Speaker 1: the community, and by missus Zemblis are legitimate. We're trying
Speaker 1: to stamp out violence in our community. Does does two
Speaker 1: blokes whacking each other in the heading in a ring?
Speaker 1: Does that impact on the community? Does it flow into
Speaker 1: the community. I don't know if there's a lot of
Speaker 1: data around about that, and I do get a lot
Speaker 1: of correspondence that look UFC codes. You know, the crowds
Speaker 1: are pretty good and the like I do remember way
Speaker 1: way back in the day when they were boxing fights
Speaker 1: on with long undercards, and you know, pub patrons watching
Speaker 1: an undercard for seven hours the pub car park could
Speaker 1: get pretty unruly. I do remember that specifically happening at
Speaker 1: the gate years and years and years ago. I'll come
Speaker 1: back in just a moment's w The best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world of Yeses are twenty four the
Speaker 1: Nosery eleven back in a sec.
Speaker 14: Unfortunately, reports of a crash. Iron Road is city bound
Speaker 14: at Archer Street in a Carlisle. The right lane is blocked.
Speaker 14: There no entry to Archer Street from Iron Road to eastbound.
Speaker 14: Instant response, police and Defense are all on site, their
Speaker 14: motors and first responders are out.
Speaker 6: Of their vehicles.
Speaker 14: Traffic is heavy on approach, so just avoid the area
Speaker 14: if you can. I'm seb Clik and Perth traffic lead
Speaker 14: to six.
Speaker 1: Pr Wada folks, So I hope you're having a good
Speaker 1: time wherever you are. I get a general sense it's
Speaker 1: a day for day trips, so beautiful mandra dwelling up
Speaker 1: perhaps Mundaring where people heading out for day trips today.
Speaker 1: I think I could be wrong. I could be wrong.
Speaker 1: You might be heading back from down south. Darren says
Speaker 1: so yes, no question today, Sebbi, is WA the best
Speaker 1: place to live in the world? Thank you, Sebbi are
Speaker 1: the Yester twenty eight The Nose A thirteen. I've never
Speaker 1: lived anywhere but pursus Patrick, I would expect other place
Speaker 1: in order to be as good as better. So I'll
Speaker 1: say no, it's my family that makes the best place
Speaker 1: for me. Now, Wonderble three two. WA is not the
Speaker 1: best place in the world. It's a no for me.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Chris, Thank you Chris. I'll put you down
Speaker 1: in the nose, but I probably need a bit more
Speaker 1: of an explanation from you. Turn my radio down. Lady
Speaker 1: Joe on Fire says MJ. Thank you, MJ. She was MJ.
Speaker 1: She's always on fire. Jones in a permanent state of
Speaker 1: being on fire. Reckon Phillips says, yes, I love it.
Speaker 1: The w is the best place to live without doubt.
Speaker 1: Ken from Southern Rivert good on your Ken. Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: but quite a few people worry about the place because
Speaker 1: of the government. I've got a lot of this coming
Speaker 1: in today. Is that an issue for you? Do you
Speaker 1: feel like you need to move because of the government.
Speaker 1: We voted them in in big number. It's her own fault.
Speaker 1: M says wa best place to live, Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: haven't been out of the plus state since the twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen AFL Grand Final. Crystal says, don't we have enough
Speaker 1: violence as it is in society? Seriously, the idea this
Speaker 1: is a sport where regulated is a nonsense. It's a
Speaker 1: yes from John. Good on you, John, keep the correspondence
Speaker 1: coming in. You would have heard on with Blackers and
Speaker 1: Carl this morning that our median house price has just
Speaker 1: surpass Melbourne here in Perth and median median house price
Speaker 1: has just compast Melbourne for the first time forever, which means,
Speaker 1: given there's a shortage of supply in stock, which means
Speaker 1: we're doing a lot of renovations. We'll talk to Matt
Speaker 1: Body from five Homes in just a moment on the program. Gooday, Jerry,
Speaker 1: oh good aboe.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Just a quick comment made about the Bannackle thing and
Speaker 16: Rita Saviotti. I think she doesn't listen to anybody, it
Speaker 16: doesn't matter what advice she's given. And the very word
Speaker 16: combat commission, well you think about a combat commission that
Speaker 16: they don't think they've got much of a brain between them.
Speaker 16: But your thing is to it also will attract unsavory
Speaker 16: characters that will come to this event as well into
Speaker 16: the state, et cetera. And I think it'll also be
Speaker 16: a drug PUSH's haven as well. Thanks Simon, Thanks Jerry.
Speaker 1: That's a lot the Commission. The Combat Sports Commission has
Speaker 1: been around for a number of years. In fact, when
Speaker 1: I worked at Department's Sport and Reck way way back,
Speaker 1: it was there.
Speaker 17: Then.
Speaker 1: They've got nine members. Chairperson who's Bolka chaer currently. A
Speaker 1: member represents contestants in the sport of boxing. A member
Speaker 1: with industry experience of the support of boxing. A member
Speaker 1: who represents contestants in combat sports other than boxing. A
Speaker 1: member with knowledge of combat sports other than boxing. A
Speaker 1: member with knowledge of the combat sport known as mixed
Speaker 1: martial arts. A member who is a medical practitioner with
Speaker 1: knowledge of combat sports injuries. Someone from the cops, a
Speaker 1: member appointed by the Commissioner of Police. A member who
Speaker 1: represents the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.
Speaker 1: And I do believe that person is a number formerly
Speaker 1: number fourteen from the Frio dockers in Anthony Grover, who's
Speaker 1: a fine feller. One double three AH two is the
Speaker 1: phone number. You would have heard the story this morning.
Speaker 1: So we've gone past Melbourne in terms of our median
Speaker 1: home price, which is astonishing. But when last week when
Speaker 1: we spoke to the guys for the Master Builders and
Speaker 1: also from Summitt Homes, we were told that reno's are
Speaker 1: absolutely flying along. Matt Body is our man from five
Speaker 1: Homes Renovation Builders. Kid a, Matthew, how are you good, bowie?
Speaker 1: How are you going very well? So you're busy?
Speaker 18: Yes, extremely, yeah, extraordinary. It seems it's out of all
Speaker 18: this time and year to be this busy.
Speaker 1: Really yeah. So this on this holiday Monday, mate, when
Speaker 1: people are will they be doing doing renovations themselves or
Speaker 1: getting guys like you and builders and chippies and people
Speaker 1: to come in to extend their homes. It's you know,
Speaker 1: if you're thinking of buying another house, it's probably a
Speaker 1: lot less expensive to renovate, isn't it.
Speaker 18: Well it is, and I think it's I mean, most
Speaker 18: people are budget consciously these days. But it's also the
Speaker 18: fact that it's the timeframe sort of thing. I think
Speaker 18: if you go to buy a brand new home, or
Speaker 18: you're going to build a whole new home, it's a
Speaker 18: time frame on that at the moment, which is, you know,
Speaker 18: it's been pushed out from eight months out to well
Speaker 18: over twelve months now, So I think a lot of
Speaker 18: people are thinking, well, well, I don't want to waste
Speaker 18: that time. Let's renovate our home that we're in and
Speaker 18: we can do it at our own timeframe. So whether
Speaker 18: that's do a bath room first and then we'll do
Speaker 18: something else next, I think that's where people were starting
Speaker 18: to think. So, yeah, renovations are going through the roofs
Speaker 18: a little bit at the moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you don't have to pay stamp duty either
Speaker 1: for correct for a new joint or get a loan. Hey, Matte,
Speaker 1: what are you doing? You're putting new rooms on second
Speaker 1: floors on what's your what's your people doing?
Speaker 18: From our from our point of view, Yeah, we're doing
Speaker 18: a lot of extensions off the back of homes, extending
Speaker 18: the extra rooms, making family and living areas a lot
Speaker 18: larger so they can accommodate that, adding extra bedrooms. So
Speaker 18: obviously people are staying a little bit longer, kids are
Speaker 18: staying longer at home, so we're doing a lot of that.
Speaker 18: But I'm also saying, like a lot of my guys
Speaker 18: are going to work on other homes where people are
Speaker 18: just doing bathrooms, a couple of kitchens and just freshening
Speaker 18: the place up just to make them feel comfortable without it.
Speaker 19: So there's a lot of that.
Speaker 18: Going on as well. And I think the society at
Speaker 18: the moment, I think people are loving the fact that
Speaker 18: they can, they can go out and do it and
Speaker 18: have a go at it. So I think that's That's
Speaker 18: another thing. You watch social media, you see other people
Speaker 18: doing it online, so you know everyone's going, I'll give
Speaker 18: it a crack, which is fantastic. It's great for our industry.
Speaker 18: It's great for trades. It's poor for me because trades
Speaker 18: are hard to get at the moment. Again they've got busy,
Speaker 18: so but yeah, it's fantastic to say, yeah.
Speaker 1: All right, hey Matte, really good to talk to you.
Speaker 1: We'll see if our listeners are renovating at the moment.
Speaker 1: Thank you mate, beautiful Thanks Bowie pe Yeah you too, mate.
Speaker 1: Matt Body contestant from the Block of course back in
Speaker 1: it was twenty nineteen from memory, but the from five
Speaker 1: Homes Renovation Builders, our resident expert on renovations, building and
Speaker 1: DIY Matt Body so the prop track home price index,
Speaker 1: which does sometimes differ from what we were saying slightly
Speaker 1: A medium value of homes in per seven hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty seven thousand bucks. I remember when it passed five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand, probably know ten years ago, maybe seven eighty
Speaker 1: seven thousand, which and that's Melbourne is seven eighty two thousand,
Speaker 1: So we've gone past Melbourne, which means that people are renovating.
Speaker 1: Are you renovating your home at the moment in why
Speaker 1: one double three eighty two? Are you renovating your home?
Speaker 1: And is it because buying a new home or building
Speaker 1: a new place is two time consuming and too expensive? Bill?
Speaker 1: Thank you for calling.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I've just got a few words from Safar. I've
Speaker 15: read once that you said every Italian growing up here
Speaker 15: was in love with Mario Milano, the wrestler. Well i've
Speaker 15: seen him.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Well when I was a boy I left Cornwall were young.
Speaker 15: It's pretty big there that the women, yeah, Doc Martin, Yeah,
Speaker 15: the lady's maid and my mother because of Disney and
Speaker 15: all that. But why don't they give.
Speaker 7: You a few?
Speaker 15: But there's one part in Britain. Well, they've changed world
Speaker 15: soccer and there's been a few riots. Lately there was
Speaker 15: the one over Eastern Italian team got beaten in France,
Speaker 15: but they changed English football in Liverpool because up there
Speaker 15: they got bearing on boxing and they also had the
Speaker 15: Liverpool Kiss and they all had Irish names.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, thanks Bill, what's going on there? One double
Speaker 1: three eight d two is the is the phone on?
Speaker 1: You'd like to ring in? You can one double three
Speaker 1: eight eighty two. I think they've got a bit big on, Bill,
Speaker 1: because we say, is w A the best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world? The yeses are thirty three the
Speaker 1: nose of Fourteen'd love to hear from you today. If
Speaker 1: you're on a day trip somewhere, let us know where
Speaker 1: you are. Are you in dwelling up? Are you in
Speaker 1: I don't know, Mandra perhaps maybe Collie down in? Maybe
Speaker 1: at Maundering? Where are you somewhere somewhere that's half a
Speaker 1: day away having a day trip today? One double three
Speaker 1: eight d two. It's fifteen and a half minutes to
Speaker 1: ten o'clock. This is perthday. I'm Simon Beaumont. Obie says.
Speaker 1: This person's Safiote, that's reader. Safioddy continues to show no
Speaker 1: interest in how these violent fighting events affect the community,
Speaker 1: has a total disregard the fact that government, in the
Speaker 1: first instance has responsibility to keep community safe. Thank you,
Speaker 1: ob Peter says. The infamous Conor McGregor is a part
Speaker 1: owner of BKFC. Yeah, I've seen presenting Beltz Peter and
Speaker 1: some of the vision I saw this morning won double
Speaker 1: three eight eight two. This diece says Simon. I love
Speaker 1: w it's the best exclamation marks. I don't like what
Speaker 1: the government is doing, but I wouldn't live anywhere else beach.
Speaker 1: His sunset the best. Don't agree with his beer fist fighting.
Speaker 1: It's encouraging violence. We have enough here as it is.
Speaker 1: Nearly every day there is something happy. W a day.
Speaker 1: Thank you, love your comments. Lots of people essay missing
Speaker 1: us today. Good ay John? Oh hello hello John.
Speaker 21: That's that's fine question. You don't hear me.
Speaker 1: Yes, Ken, with.
Speaker 21: The Roman gladiators at that time, if they would have
Speaker 21: had two doctors there to watch to see if the
Speaker 21: guy was butchered it up, do you think that would
Speaker 21: have been acceptable to people?
Speaker 1: Then that's that's a really good point. Yeah, there were
Speaker 1: no doctors at the colisseum Mate where they when the
Speaker 1: Lions came in I.
Speaker 21: Don't think so, no, and we find that that particular
Speaker 21: practice being barbaric. I can't see the difference.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks mate, And that you know it is bracket
Speaker 1: creep too. It's an in cremental bit of bracket creep here,
Speaker 1: isn't it? With the social standards that's you know. I
Speaker 1: think the opening the door to UFC meant that other
Speaker 1: sports like this would were a possibility in our state.
Speaker 1: Brian says, Does it mean a fistfight outside a pub
Speaker 1: is okay now because the government now classes it as
Speaker 1: a legal sport? Brian, I reckon the technical argument there
Speaker 1: is it's not in a ring, and it doesn't have
Speaker 1: a doctor, and it doesn't have rules and rounds and
Speaker 1: all that sort of thing. But I take your point,
Speaker 1: Mick and bickten Today, Mick, we've been going to do
Speaker 1: an extra bedroom and on suite and on suite had
Speaker 1: quotes of ninety thousand to two hundred and two thousand.
Speaker 1: Tralli's hourly rates are just obscene, thanks Mick, supplying demand.
Speaker 1: Hey mate, still cheaper than buying a new place and
Speaker 1: paying stamp duty. But I appreciate your thoughts. I'd love
Speaker 1: to hear from you today. One double three eighty e two.
Speaker 1: Someone's made the really interesting point here, Steve. I won't
Speaker 1: read all this, Steve, but thanks for your thoughts. Now's
Speaker 1: the nanny state? Why can we not drive legally one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty k is an hour? Were one hundred
Speaker 1: of klometers away from our cities and open roads the
Speaker 1: USA and other places can drive legally eighty five miles
Speaker 1: per hour. Thanks Steve. He's had an indication it's being
Speaker 1: an anty state one hundred and ten k and our
Speaker 1: max this is per today. I'm Simon Beaumont. Joey Rawson
Speaker 1: is a senior meteorologist from the Bureau of Meteorology. He
Speaker 1: joins US now today. Joey, Hey, Simon, how are you
Speaker 1: very well? Thanks? Now, we were very very worried on
Speaker 1: Friday that we were going to have some going to
Speaker 1: have a lot of rain and mayhem, thunderbolts and lightning,
Speaker 1: very very frightening. Joey, How did we How are we
Speaker 1: looking for the rest of today?
Speaker 17: Yeah, so right now it's actually looking pretty good, especially
Speaker 17: around that Fremantle area where we've got the WA Day
Speaker 17: celebrations going. How however, there is some showers and thunderstorms
Speaker 17: approaching we're expecting them to hit the west coast during
Speaker 17: this afternoon, more like be later in the afternoon, and
Speaker 17: those nice kind of flying conditions that we've got at
Speaker 17: the moment are going to turn to quite wet condition Simon.
Speaker 17: And there's also the possibility of thunderstorms, so there could
Speaker 17: be some squadly winds. So yeah, winter is going to
Speaker 17: kind of hit us as we progress into the afternoon,
Speaker 17: and it's going to stay around till like at least
Speaker 17: Wednesday night. We're going to get these periods of showers
Speaker 17: that are going to be quite heavy. And also you
Speaker 17: know the charts of thunderstorms in there, and we're looking
Speaker 17: at potentially getting a one hundred millimeters by the time
Speaker 17: we get to Thursday, and one hundred and twenty seventy
Speaker 17: is our average for June. So yeah, a significant couple
Speaker 17: of days of weather coming up, and so I think, yeah,
Speaker 17: getting out and enjoying things now and preparing properties as
Speaker 17: well is the most important thing to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Joey Rawson's with us. Winter is coming as a
Speaker 1: setting game of thrones. Joey, We've got a big soccer
Speaker 1: match here. It's soccer rouse Japan. Is that Wednesday and
Speaker 1: or is that Thursday? The soccer Thursday? So the soccer
Speaker 1: us are playing here Thursday night, sell out crowd. Will
Speaker 1: that get get some rain? Joey, No, it's good news.
Speaker 17: By the time we get to Thursday night, most of
Speaker 17: this weather will have tracked out to the east. So yeah,
Speaker 17: looking pretty good for that. So yeah, hopefully it's good
Speaker 17: for the soccer rus.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, thank you Joey. Thanks for chatting to us.
Speaker 1: I'm going to the footy this afternoon at lead of all,
Speaker 1: I think I should. I'll meet the brolly or aren't I.
Speaker 17: Yeah, take the brolly.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right mate, definitely thank you for the chat.
Speaker 1: Thank you seeing the meteorologist Joey Rawson from a bomb
Speaker 1: from the Bureau of Meteaology. Are we allowed to say bomb?
Speaker 1: Let us say that we I'm going to say you're right,
Speaker 1: and I am going to say yes.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 1: Is w A the best place to live in the world?
Speaker 1: The yes, the thirty four and the nose of fifteen? Hello, Mark.
Speaker 22: Moun Bowie, you mate up and Col at the moment
Speaker 22: listing on the app. So Col's all good. Yeah, it
Speaker 22: couldn't be anywhere else working at the moment, So I
Speaker 22: just wanted to know whether you've heard Dan Green didn't
Speaker 22: put on this his fighting mate, So what it was
Speaker 22: was he reckon about it?
Speaker 1: It's a really that's a really good thought. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: He's championed the anti one punch stuff, hasn't he?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 22: Yeah, So I just wanted to know what his thought
Speaker 22: on was because the reperussions are for what could happen that,
Speaker 22: you know, in the out in the public.
Speaker 1: So I just wanted to Yeah, we'll give him a
Speaker 1: short shout mate, that is a really good thought. I
Speaker 1: hadn't thought of that. Good producing by you. We will
Speaker 1: will give him a call. How he's what's happening in
Speaker 1: cal Today's Sebastians from Cawn?
Speaker 14: I was there four days ago, I think Thursday. It's
Speaker 14: a bit brisk in the morning at the moment, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Mark?
Speaker 22: It is a bit cool in the mornings, yes, but
Speaker 22: you rug up and you get into work and up
Speaker 22: here working Bowie. So we're gone to the festival today.
Speaker 1: Where are you? Where were you working?
Speaker 22: We do infrastructure for the mine, so bit all over
Speaker 22: the place. But yeah, the council work as well for him.
Speaker 22: So it's good, good.
Speaker 1: Good on you. Where's the festival down that's Tenary Park.
Speaker 22: I think it's cool, so yeah, go down to see
Speaker 22: what the food bands are like and a bit of
Speaker 22: a walk around, a bit of fresh air off.
Speaker 1: How good, Mart, thanks for calling mate, have a good day,
Speaker 1: Thanks buddy, see your mate. How good? Six minutes to
Speaker 1: ten o'clock. I can't I can't remember what year's adopted.
Speaker 1: As are saying, how good Calgooley today for Mark And yeah,
Speaker 1: if you've got some plans for w a day, let
Speaker 1: us know a lot of people heading down to Frio.
Speaker 1: Don't let the reports of inclement weather puts you off.
Speaker 1: I don't think this is June. It is. It is
Speaker 1: probably going to rain, maybe one hundred meals by Thursday,
Speaker 1: which is close to the month by Wednesday, sorry, which
Speaker 1: is close to the monthly average. We'll come back. I'll
Speaker 1: let you know how our poll is going. Is w
Speaker 1: A the best place to live in the world? Back
Speaker 1: in a second. I'm sure if you heard Will Schofield
Speaker 1: on the weekend with his ra be gravelly voice, so
Speaker 1: he's having a day off today. So Adam Papalier will
Speaker 1: join us after eleven o'clock to talk sports. Goey resting
Speaker 1: the vocal cords up perhaps after eleven on Sport. We've
Speaker 1: got an important animal rescue milestone for you after ten
Speaker 1: o'clock and the Aurora over the weekend, Matt Woods will
Speaker 1: talk to us from the Perth Observatory. That will come
Speaker 1: as well. I've got a couple of questions for you
Speaker 1: as well. I played for parking at a beach yesterday
Speaker 1: in Perth. I wonder if you might technically I reckon
Speaker 1: it's a beach if you know where that is one,
Speaker 1: double three, ay two? Is the phone number? Yes or no?
Speaker 1: Is WA the best place to live in the world.
Speaker 1: The yes is are thirty four and the nose fifteen.
Speaker 1: A lot of correspondence coming in and the nose are
Speaker 1: often you know, well that's to nanny state and was
Speaker 1: suppressed by the government. A lot of the nose are
Speaker 1: that which we hear a lot of on the show.
Speaker 1: And you know, as we know, there was a silent
Speaker 1: majority listening to this program in our radio SA that
Speaker 1: did vote the Labor government back in federally and state
Speaker 1: wise in massive numbers. If you want to give a call,
Speaker 1: give us aque. You can wondable three eighty two, zero
Speaker 1: four eight seven, triple nine A two the Wa best
Speaker 1: place to live in the world knows is Sue of
Speaker 1: Burstwood two more details. Thanks Sue. Steve says there's only
Speaker 1: two states to be in WA and inebriated. Thanks to
Speaker 1: Steve and A and Alam. You've got a point here.
Speaker 1: Do you actually believe what the bureau says? And having
Speaker 1: been right this year? Info comes from Darwin Miles from Perth.
Speaker 1: You know they're nice people, Joey and jess Lingard and
Speaker 1: nice people and we like them. It's a great shame
Speaker 1: that we don't have a bureau in Perth. That is
Speaker 1: a great shame. I reckon, that's a bad move. We'll
Speaker 1: come back after ten o'clock. Phone lines Rode and I
Speaker 1: hope you're having a good Wa day wherever you are.
Speaker 1: The rain's coming in this afternoon. Thanks for listening back
Speaker 1: after the news. Yeah, w a day today. Don't be downhearted.
Speaker 1: Thanks for list in one double three eight eighty two.
Speaker 1: Adam Papalia will join us after eleven o'clock to go
Speaker 1: through the weekend sport. The soccer u's are playing Japan
Speaker 1: this week at op the stadium. That is a big deal.
Speaker 1: That's a qualifier. It's a qualifier, so perhaps will join
Speaker 1: us to talk that three. We are interviewing one of
Speaker 1: the players as well, Tony Popovich. The coach doesn't do
Speaker 1: one on one interviews, which is good. Good on him,
Speaker 1: I guess, how strange. So yeah, perhaps will be with
Speaker 1: this after ten o'clock today one double three, eight eighty two.
Speaker 1: Wherever you are today, I love to hear from you.
Speaker 1: Have you been renovating? Are you renovating at the moment?
Speaker 1: Chris says Chris. I painted the bathroom and the laundry
Speaker 1: over the weekend. Does that count? Yes, Chris, I'll call
Speaker 1: that renovating lights renovating. Yeah, just the light version of renovating.
Speaker 1: I think, Pete says yet Hi Bowie high Pete, multiply
Speaker 1: by infinity. Wa has the worst government of the best
Speaker 1: place to live. And Marsha Hi, Marsha Baert knuckle fighting.
Speaker 1: What is this saying to our young that we are
Speaker 1: very prone to being influenced. We have to tell a
Speaker 1: cook government that it's not okay. Keep pushing, Basil, says Marsha.
Speaker 1: No for no, not the best place in the world
Speaker 1: to live for every day living, the hospital system, education
Speaker 1: is no better than here than over East or many
Speaker 1: other countries. Plus it's two isolated, says SEU of Burswood. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't. Yeah, I'm a yes, so I would say
Speaker 1: I'm a yes. I reckon it's pretty pretty good here
Speaker 1: one double three eight at two. I paid for parking
Speaker 1: at the beach yesterday. I'm pretty sure technically where I
Speaker 1: parked was a beach. Did anyone know where that might be?
Speaker 1: It was only five bucks for five bucks for about
Speaker 1: three hours I think, or maybe two and a half hours,
Speaker 1: five dollars and five cents. It wasn't expensive. But I
Speaker 1: paid for parking at the beach yesterday. There's a reason
Speaker 1: because it's a very overcrowded bit of car parks. And
Speaker 1: know where that is where you pay for parking at
Speaker 1: a beach in Western Australia, in Perth, in the broader
Speaker 1: metropolitan area, very broad one double three eight ety two
Speaker 1: of your you know where that is paying for parking
Speaker 1: at the beach. I didn't think we did that, but
Speaker 1: I did yesterday.
Speaker 24: And Chris Silent, good morning, How are you good?
Speaker 1: Chris?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Good.
Speaker 19: I didn't catch all of your stuff this morning.
Speaker 24: But again you're talking about mma and stuff and the
Speaker 24: people are posing et cetera.
Speaker 18: Et cetera.
Speaker 24: I just wanted to run a story by other Probably
Speaker 24: I only saw it myself this morning. But there's a
Speaker 24: comedian in the UK's Scouse Guy, which I don't really
Speaker 24: have a lot of time for scouts. It's been a
Speaker 24: mank union. But he's quite funny. I quite like him,
Speaker 24: and he just does down up company language warning of course,
Speaker 24: but he trained for about ten months to get in
Speaker 24: the ring and do a fight. And his whole thing
Speaker 24: is about encouraging the youth because knife and gun crime
Speaker 24: is absolutely right in the UK. And his whole aim
Speaker 24: is to get the kids off the streets into gyms.
Speaker 24: Doesn't have to be mma where they'll be boxing whatever.
Speaker 24: He's put the whole lot where there's at least supervision,
Speaker 24: regulation and you know they're being.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fitness discipline, all that stuff, yep, yep, yeah.
Speaker 24: And the whole thing is he just said, let's get
Speaker 24: our kids off the streets and stop them knifing each
Speaker 24: other where they just go into gyms and it's regulated, supervised,
Speaker 24: they're trained and encouraged to do it the right way.
Speaker 24: And it's receiving a really good, sort of very good
Speaker 24: feedback from the public. It's it's really been you know,
Speaker 24: taken that taken very well.
Speaker 1: So that point what what discipline was he? Was he boxing?
Speaker 1: Was he what was he doing?
Speaker 25: No?
Speaker 24: He did cage fighting mbc UC.
Speaker 1: All right, yeah, yeah, thanks.
Speaker 24: M Paul Smith's name.
Speaker 12: Is he's quite good, very good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, cheers mate, Paul Smith from a Liverpool espousing.
Speaker 1: You know it's good for young fellows in particular to
Speaker 1: have the discipline of training at a gym. Can't argue
Speaker 1: with that. UFC is the commercial arm, the promotion arm
Speaker 1: of m M A mix mixed martial arts and the
Speaker 1: questioner we are facing I suppose as a community BKFC
Speaker 1: be Knuckle Fighting Championship. His book to come here in
Speaker 1: July the nineteenth. I've had a quick look at some
Speaker 1: of the venues. None of the venues are selling tickets
Speaker 1: as yet, and it's up to seemingly up to the
Speaker 1: Combat Sports Commission to endorse and to tick it off
Speaker 1: and to sign it off. So Basil zemplus out and
Speaker 1: about yesterday, after hearing Meredith Hammett being grilled on Saturday nights,
Speaker 1: she used their health minister, Ama don't want it. It
Speaker 1: would seem quite a large section of the audience listening
Speaker 1: today don't want it. But it looks like Rita and
Speaker 1: the Premiere are going to observe process, the bureaucracy and
Speaker 1: the bureaucratic planning process. I'm a no for BKFC. I'm
Speaker 1: a reluctant yes for UFC, but that's because people pay
Speaker 1: to go there. It's not free to wear. You know,
Speaker 1: there are a couple of hoops you have to jump
Speaker 1: through to actually watch it. But yes, I'm a reluctant
Speaker 1: no on UFC, But I'm a sorry reluctant yes on
Speaker 1: UFC Bet Knuckle Fighting Championship. Does anyone know where I
Speaker 1: to pay for parking estate? The beach one double three
Speaker 1: two is the phone name. You might have been there yourself,
Speaker 1: north of Perth. Jim says, yes, I mean yes, beautiful
Speaker 1: place to live as far as possible from the war
Speaker 1: and turmoil in the rest of the world. World go wa,
Speaker 1: says Jim Christine with a couple of kisses high Christine.
Speaker 1: I love it here. I love visiting other places, but
Speaker 1: it's always the best to come home. Appreciate that. What else?
Speaker 1: What else can I read to you? From the tax line? Lee?
Speaker 1: Good Ay? Simon not sure if you're talking about more River,
Speaker 1: it's ten dollars to park in the car park for
Speaker 1: the day. Shy of Gingernar Ruthless Lee. It is the
Speaker 1: More River car park. I think technically it's the beach.
Speaker 1: It's a river. It's on the river, isn't it, mate,
Speaker 1: But you can see the beach. It feels like you're
Speaker 1: paying for parking at the beach. And I paid my
Speaker 1: five bucks. If your lead your spot on, you're right,
Speaker 1: pay my five bucks. And as soon as I put
Speaker 1: the ticket in the car, the ranger wandered past. So
Speaker 1: they are and there wasn't that many people there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the Shiage engine do go after that. It's because the
Speaker 1: place is very popular, I think, so they try to
Speaker 1: make a bit of revenue and make sure people don't
Speaker 1: overstay at the beak. But it felt like beach parking
Speaker 1: to me. Leak spot on mate. Yeah, you pay for
Speaker 1: parking at Moore River even on a Sunday. It's a
Speaker 1: third eight and a half minutes past ten on leak,
Speaker 1: Thank you, mate, will come back in just a moment. Thanks.
Speaker 1: Zeb Janine sent us in a good clever text. Hi, Jeanine.
Speaker 1: The members of the Bare Knuckle Approval Committee or whatever
Speaker 1: it's called. That's funny, Jane. It's the Combat Sports Commission.
Speaker 1: But I know what you mean. Except for the police,
Speaker 1: nominee are all from the industry. Of course they're going
Speaker 1: to approve it. This is a classic Dracula in Charge
Speaker 1: with the blood bank, Jeanine. That is spot on one
Speaker 1: double three eight eight two. Zeno says, absolutely yes, wa
Speaker 1: is the best place in the world to live. Don't
Speaker 1: agree with our government policies, but I love living here
Speaker 1: in Perth, and Dave says. Davo says, yeah, Nah, I
Speaker 1: don't know what you mean there, Dabo, but always good
Speaker 1: to hear from you, you know how on the show
Speaker 1: we do love and care for our wildlife and native
Speaker 1: wildlife and Native Animal Rescue who do a mighty job
Speaker 1: with all their volunteers and their citizens. Are looking for
Speaker 1: a precious patient. So we have talked about the Southwest
Speaker 1: snake neck turtle that we're worried about through the wetlands
Speaker 1: of Perth that have been predated upon by foxes. But
Speaker 1: Tessa espron joins us. Now Tessa is looking after a
Speaker 1: special turtle, in fact, a specialists called precious get a.
Speaker 1: Tessa good to talk to you.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Simon, Happy Labor Day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you. Fifty one thousandth animal patient to be
Speaker 1: admitted to a Native Animal Rescue Australia. Well done.
Speaker 8: Yes, sad in the way the double edged good. We
Speaker 8: don't want obviously animals wildlife injured, but it just shows
Speaker 8: the amounting amazing effort that Native Animal Rescue has helped
Speaker 8: serving the community.
Speaker 10: Over the last whatever many years and taking our wildlife
Speaker 10: north of the river.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt, Yes, you do a mighty job on
Speaker 1: behalf of all of us. So full power to you.
Speaker 1: What's happened with? What happened the precious?
Speaker 8: So precious came in yester year after being unfortunately hit
Speaker 8: by someone.
Speaker 10: As she was shn across the road.
Speaker 8: Our turtles on the move during our brain events. Obviously
Speaker 8: some of them wanted to still nest. They can nest
Speaker 8: up to three times a year, so unfortunately she was
Speaker 8: run across her head at the top of the characters
Speaker 8: which has cracked it and she was bleeding from the
Speaker 8: mouth and having quite extensive mema domers around their head.
Speaker 10: So the amazing event of staff on site gave me
Speaker 10: a call and my head in and.
Speaker 8: We have kame giving a treatment and.
Speaker 10: Pain relief, had X rays and we're.
Speaker 8: Going to hopefully get incredibly tough patient.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but obviously we have to taking the wilful the
Speaker 10: animal and see.
Speaker 1: How she Yeah, I'll just get you to move a
Speaker 1: little bit if you can. Your phone is starting to run.
Speaker 1: Your phone's really starting to glitch out a little bit.
Speaker 23: There, you're right there.
Speaker 1: That sounds better. So she's been running over, run over ahead,
Speaker 1: and she's is she responding to treatment?
Speaker 8: Yeah, she is. She's had pain relief overnight and that's
Speaker 8: definitely helped settle her. But it's going to be a long,
Speaker 8: extensive rehabs for this turtle because her shells cracked, so
Speaker 8: we've got a long road ahead. It will be at
Speaker 8: least a couple of a few months before she'll go
Speaker 8: back into the waterways. We need to allow her caracas
Speaker 8: to heal, we need to fight off infection, and we
Speaker 8: need to make sure that you know, she's adequately supported
Speaker 8: with hydration and nutrition and all the rest of it
Speaker 8: going in. But fingers crossed, she made it through the night,
Speaker 8: So we just got to see how she travels over
Speaker 8: the next few days to see if she's stubborn enough
Speaker 8: to keep continuing on with a healing journey.
Speaker 1: So, Tessa, last time I spoke to you, I was
Speaker 1: spoken to Eddie the guy with the gun as well.
Speaker 1: The guy goes out to try and fight the foxes.
Speaker 1: Where are we at with that? In your view? You know,
Speaker 1: I've always thought that we need more government funding. Where
Speaker 1: are we at?
Speaker 8: Well, it's a tough situation. We did get forty six
Speaker 8: thousand dollars from the Labor government. They made a pre
Speaker 8: election promise with us to increase the funding for DBCA
Speaker 8: to do fox eradication. But that's only that forty six
Speaker 8: thousand dollars is for the over two years to be spent.
Speaker 8: It only increases our program from six weeks to I
Speaker 8: think it's nine weeks now or twelve weeks, not sure completely,
Speaker 8: but you know, it's still a huge, major issue. Like
Speaker 8: I'm getting reports from ellen Brook, Eglinton, Ballajer, literally, Mula
Speaker 8: Loou Beach, Coogee Beach, everywhere that foxes are just getting
Speaker 8: increasing in numbers and sightings. And the sad thing is is,
Speaker 8: you know, I went to Banyander yesterday and we literally
Speaker 8: lost forty nests along one section because a couple of
Speaker 8: the mowers had unfortunately lifted up the nest the mesh
Speaker 8: that's been put over nests, and I think someone had
Speaker 8: removed nests covers as well. So we've got major issues
Speaker 8: you know with these boxes. Their numbers are just out
Speaker 8: of control. They can smell the turtle eggs underground and
Speaker 8: they're just yeah, they're just if we keep going losing
Speaker 8: our eggs and our nesting sites like this, I have
Speaker 8: real concerns about turtles and our long neck turtles surviving in.
Speaker 1: The long run to species disappear.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we really need the government really, like I don't know,
Speaker 8: commit to grow of funding for our fox chapper to
Speaker 8: go in and to employee more so that we can
Speaker 8: do a better job. I mean, I heard the other
Speaker 8: day that they he caught a fox that was king
Speaker 8: he loos that was chasing a pugs down at Bibra late.
Speaker 8: Like they're getting huge, these animals, so there's no predator
Speaker 8: for them. So they're doing incredibly well feasting on our wildlife.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure. Well, you know, Tessa, I think you've
Speaker 1: heard me say the government that needs to do more,
Speaker 1: it needs to step up. It's not it's not you know,
Speaker 1: you guys do a mighty job, but you can't leave
Speaker 1: it to citizens, scientists and volunteers. This is a super
Speaker 1: serious problem right through. I had some photos sting from
Speaker 1: Point Parent on the weekend, so down a Rockingham, so
Speaker 1: it's right up and down the coast where the wetlands
Speaker 1: where there's wildlife. You'll find a fox in numbers and
Speaker 1: they're breeding and their.
Speaker 8: Mobile Yeah, and you know they're going into our urban areas,
Speaker 8: they're hattling pets, they're annihilating everything inside in our wetlands
Speaker 8: and they actually thrive in this wet weather. And you
Speaker 8: know whereas all our wildlife adormant, and except for birds
Speaker 8: and mammals, the reptiles especially a dormant so they're slower
Speaker 8: to move, so they're really struggling. They're just getting predated
Speaker 8: and picked off left right at the center. So we
Speaker 8: really really need to get on board and provide more
Speaker 8: financial support to DBCA. I just don't know what we
Speaker 8: can do to convince our parliamentarian that this is a
Speaker 8: really important local issue. It's the health of our waterways,
Speaker 8: it's the health of our wildlife, and it's becoming a
Speaker 8: huge bobm especially with the new gun laws coming in
Speaker 8: as well, that's going to severely impact us in our
Speaker 8: pest management and use in Asia of humane humane use
Speaker 8: and asia of our wildlife.
Speaker 23: Like ruse etc.
Speaker 1: It's a perfect storm, isn't it. To keep up the
Speaker 1: good work. Look after Precious on on our behalf aunt.
Speaker 1: Always appreciate having a chat to you.
Speaker 8: Go well, yeah, thank you, have a great weekend, Tessa
Speaker 8: es Baron from Native Animal Rescue.
Speaker 1: So Precious is the fifty one thousandth animal patients to
Speaker 1: be admitted to Native Animal Rescue Australia. Do a good job,
Speaker 1: don't they. So you know, we've talked about a lot
Speaker 1: on the program. We've spoken to the shooter, we've spoken
Speaker 1: to the councils. There's two little being done in this area.
Speaker 1: The foxes have arrived in great number. They breed quickly
Speaker 1: with the lakes drying out a little bit because of
Speaker 1: our changing whether patterns or climate patterns, whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call them. They just are able to walk out
Speaker 1: on the mud and dig up the turtles' nests. We'll
Speaker 1: find the nests outside of the lake and dig up that.
Speaker 1: We could lose these species and the foxes are coming
Speaker 1: in great numbers. So they had photos sent in from
Speaker 1: Rockingham last week down at Point Peren. You know, we've
Speaker 1: always done a fox audit on the various shows I've
Speaker 1: done at six PR over the last fifteen years, and
Speaker 1: it always used to seem like a bit of fun
Speaker 1: when the Foxes turned up. But it ain't fun anymore
Speaker 1: because they're taking out speed. It's like the Long Deck
Speaker 1: or the Southwest snake necked turtle back. In just a moment,
Speaker 1: it's twenty five past cent. Thanks for all your correspondence
Speaker 1: and your thoughts that is coming in today. We're going
Speaker 1: to go to UCLA in just a moment. Sebbi's just
Speaker 1: made that the trip over the Nulla boar. How do
Speaker 1: you describe eukla seib Pretty pretty pretty Yeah, little big,
Speaker 1: little thriving troos. It's thriving metropolis. Possibly Dan Murphy's.
Speaker 14: I don't think Bunnings, No, no, no, none of that,
Speaker 14: none of that, no im mac are those shops that
Speaker 14: sell good ice creams? Yeah, ice creams?
Speaker 1: What's on of those shops with one legal on the corner?
Speaker 1: What they call it froo ones?
Speaker 19: Yeah chi.
Speaker 1: Fortunately they've got three time zones. The reason we're into
Speaker 1: that UK has actually got three time zones, so we'll
Speaker 1: have a chat to someone from Uklin just a moment.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Seb. We'll take pauses w A the best
Speaker 1: place in the world to live? Or the yes of
Speaker 1: forty one the nose of twenty.
Speaker 14: Moving around the majors, the Minteal, Kuannana and Graham Farmer freeways,
Speaker 14: all traveling well. Double demerits are in effect for the
Speaker 14: waday a long we can right up until midnight tonight,
Speaker 14: so take it easy on the roads. A good running
Speaker 14: in and out of the CB day and nothing to
Speaker 14: report around the metro area. I'm said clark on Perth
Speaker 14: traffic leader six PR.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your thoughts today we're asking you. Is WA
Speaker 1: the best place in the world to live? John says
Speaker 1: Perth would be a great place to live if was
Speaker 1: not so dull, colors and boring. Come on, John, I
Speaker 1: don't reckon it's any of that, John, and Tony says,
Speaker 1: I change my vote. Any place where we can spend
Speaker 1: time talking about turtles on a radio station is the
Speaker 1: best place to live in the world. Thanks Tony, appreciate
Speaker 1: that you know the principle though, right Tony, the state
Speaker 1: are leaving this to volunteers and to citizens science to
Speaker 1: protect us from feral pests which ain't okay, I don't
Speaker 1: reckon Yeah to the fishing nats or the buffheads is Dave.
Speaker 1: Thanks Dave, thanks for clarifying that. Did you get a
Speaker 1: glimpse of the Aurora Australis last night? Matt Woods from
Speaker 1: the Perth Observatory went on a trek last night and
Speaker 1: got some absolutely amazing photos. Could I Matt? Good to
Speaker 1: talk to you.
Speaker 7: Hey, Simon, how are you doing good?
Speaker 1: Mate? Where did you end up having to get to
Speaker 1: to get those photos?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I traveled out to the Central Wheat Belt, so I
Speaker 7: went to Boyden Rock near brookt And I had thought
Speaker 7: about going to Mount Dale and testing my SUV's ability
Speaker 7: to climb a mountain, but it was a little bit
Speaker 7: too close to the cloudy weather, so I just continued
Speaker 7: on and had a little bit of a ten minute
Speaker 7: track up to the rock, and thankfully it was a
Speaker 7: really nice view. You could just make it out as
Speaker 7: a grayish pinkish haze on the southeast corner, but as
Speaker 7: soon as I started taking the photos you could clearly
Speaker 7: see it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the thing, isn't it. And there was some
Speaker 1: cloud cover Metro last night, so it was always going
Speaker 1: to be tricky. So the further un east, the more
Speaker 1: clear sky you got. That's the thing, isn't it matter?
Speaker 1: Often to the naked eye, as you say, just looks
Speaker 1: like a like a bit of a bit hazy, But
Speaker 1: often a camera lens really puts in focus, doesn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was looking really promising like it could possibly
Speaker 7: be something like say August last year, where if you
Speaker 7: were down like I was down at Island Point Reserve
Speaker 7: just twenty minutes south of Mandra and you could clearly
Speaker 7: see it with your own eyes. We weren't, fully you know,
Speaker 7: we weren't expecting it to be anything like May or
Speaker 7: October where it was. It didn't matter where you were,
Speaker 7: even in the suburbs, you could still see that red.
Speaker 7: But it just unfortunately there's the polarity. Just we needed
Speaker 7: it to be a negative polarity, and it was a positive.
Speaker 7: So you know, in terms of when the storm hitting
Speaker 7: the earth, it's like an off switch if it's mainly
Speaker 7: a positive polarity for the storm. And so it just
Speaker 7: wasn't really doing things. So you did need to be
Speaker 7: out out of the city to actually be able to
Speaker 7: see it any great detail, particularly with the camera.
Speaker 1: Tell me what that means that what's the polarity argument.
Speaker 7: So there's an embedded in the solar storm. There is
Speaker 7: an up down magnetic field direction, and we call it
Speaker 7: BZ and we track that and it's one of the
Speaker 7: most important tools we use to see whether it's worth
Speaker 7: actually going out. So a negative BZ meaning south, is
Speaker 7: more like an on switch for the aurora, where a
Speaker 7: positive is like an off switch. So it's just not
Speaker 7: the atmosphere wasn't charging up. So what happens is you
Speaker 7: had a solar storm sent from the Sun about eight
Speaker 7: am on the thirty first of May our time, and
Speaker 7: it took about a day and a half to get here.
Speaker 7: So the Earth is also has a strong magnetic field
Speaker 7: that protects us. And so if anyone's ever done that
Speaker 7: high school experiment where you get the bar magnet and
Speaker 7: you dip the iron that you pour iron filings over it,
Speaker 7: you see the magnetic field lines. Yep, that's what's protecting us.
Speaker 7: So that our magnetic field pushes that solar particles around,
Speaker 7: deflex it, but some of it comes back along the
Speaker 7: magnetic field lines and then hits the atmosphere and the
Speaker 7: actual solar particles interacting with the oxygen and nitrogen particles
Speaker 7: causes those particles to glow like a neon sign, and
Speaker 7: that's what we're.
Speaker 1: Seeing, all right. And madam just looking while I'm talking
Speaker 1: to just looking at some of the reports around Australia
Speaker 1: and New South Wales. Tazzy over here in Wa. It
Speaker 1: was quite quite the show last night, wasn't it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, particularly on the East coast. It hit here about
Speaker 7: mid afternoon, so it was perfect timing for New Zealand
Speaker 7: and for the East Coast, and that initial runt was
Speaker 7: actually quite strong, so you get a lot a lot
Speaker 7: of streaks in the images coming from the from New
Speaker 7: Zealand then from the East Coast, so by the time
Speaker 7: it got here it was a little bit dull. But hey,
Speaker 7: you know you're not I'm not complaining. I drove an
Speaker 7: hour and a half hours to drive and I was
Speaker 7: sick with a cold and I managed to get something,
Speaker 7: so it would have been a hell of a sad
Speaker 7: trip back if I.
Speaker 1: Didn't get any did well? Mate? Hey, matare they your
Speaker 1: private photos? Are they? Or there's the observatory on them?
Speaker 7: So they're my photos that I share them with the
Speaker 7: observatory because I took it with the observatory camera.
Speaker 1: So I just wondered if we can both. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: might see if we can let our just listen to
Speaker 1: seeing it. That's okay. I might see if our people
Speaker 1: can talk to your people on that.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And it's one of those things that you know, you guys,
Speaker 7: people can go out and see this themselves. There's really
Speaker 7: good apps out there we can keep an eye Like
Speaker 7: the Glendale Aurora app is really good to look at,
Speaker 7: especially if you want to learn this. You know it
Speaker 7: will tell you. It has a little help functions each
Speaker 7: on each of the little graphs, but you can keep
Speaker 7: an eye on like this. Really good Facebook pages as well.
Speaker 7: There's like the Aurora Australa's West Australia page which you
Speaker 7: can join. Also pac Man Space where there's really good
Speaker 7: I always just double check my information as well as checking.
Speaker 7: Of course, there's the bombs Aurora page and also Noah
Speaker 7: in America will give you a really good data as well.
Speaker 7: And it's one of those things it's just persistence. You
Speaker 7: just got to go out and you will get rewarded
Speaker 7: in the end. I remember the October when I went
Speaker 7: out five nights in a row because the we just
Speaker 7: kept on being hit by a solar storm. But unfortunately
Speaker 7: that polarity just was not the right way. And it
Speaker 7: was the sixth day where I wasn't actually going to
Speaker 7: be hanging around us. I was late at work doing reports,
Speaker 7: and it just happened to just change, and all of
Speaker 7: a sudden we got an absolutely magical display that I'll
Speaker 7: never forget.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Mat, good to talk to you as always,
Speaker 1: Thanks for chatting to our listeners. And I'll put you
Speaker 1: back to Anna Linz and see if we can grab
Speaker 1: a version or at least grab a link to where
Speaker 1: people can go and see your shots from last night.
Speaker 1: Thanks mate, Yeah, nourice. Thanks Matt. Matt Woods from the
Speaker 1: Perth Observatory so drove himself out there last night. A
Speaker 1: few people did. The vision of the Aurora Australis from
Speaker 1: the Eastern States were incredible. So it's a geomagnetic storm
Speaker 1: that has polarity and that we see it in our atmosphere,
Speaker 1: particularly particularly through a camera lens, where it seems to
Speaker 1: seems to sharpen up for whatever reason. Thirteen No, sorry,
Speaker 1: twenty three minutes to eleven. If you'd like to phone in,
Speaker 1: you can one double three A Daddy two. The text
Speaker 1: zero four eight seven trip or nine ay two. Thanks
Speaker 1: for your thoughts today all the people on who are
Speaker 1: saying is West Australia the best place to live in
Speaker 1: the world. Waday nothing to celebrate minutes of wa taxpayer
Speaker 1: dollars spelled on spend on an enter errol team while
Speaker 1: our waffle team rounds facilities while I in poverting typically
Speaker 1: a derby waffle game in the dump of Freeman or
Speaker 1: because Freeman needs commercial support, kids and adults are like
Speaker 1: a void for our no hungry jacks, McDonald's and KFC.
Speaker 1: And don't forget a freer festival to extract more dollars
Speaker 1: for crap city Freem. Well that's not very aspirational or positive,
Speaker 1: is it. I wish I hadn't read that out one
Speaker 1: double three eight eighty two Frio fred to struggle a
Speaker 1: little bit around the mall area free The number of
Speaker 1: but new bars in Freemanil is astonishing and down there
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago to see roach with these
Speaker 1: bars everywhere in Frio and nightlife are plenty. The rooftop
Speaker 1: bar at the National Karakee, the Old sinner Goog Karakee
Speaker 1: over by the Norfolk, there's a couple of new bars
Speaker 1: over there as well. I reckon Frio is going pretty
Speaker 1: well for nightlife, but probably struggles a little bit around
Speaker 1: some of the retail areas. The Day one, Double three,
Speaker 1: AD two. If you want to give us a shout today,
Speaker 1: we are taking a poll on WA day. Is WA
Speaker 1: the best place to live in the world? Yes? Is
Speaker 1: a forty one that knows are twenty. We are going
Speaker 1: to UCLA next. Stay listening. Yeah, thanks for listening in Today.
Speaker 1: Adam Papalei will join us to talk sport, football and
Speaker 1: life after eleven o'clock today, So perhaps we'll be joining
Speaker 1: us and we'll go through the last weekend round of footy.
Speaker 1: A lot of the sports guys are down and out.
Speaker 1: I think Jacko's traveling. Scoey's voice is really he's really
Speaker 1: struggling with his vocal cords at the moment. I don't
Speaker 1: think he broadcast the football on Saturday, and he was
Speaker 1: still pretty husky yesterday, so he's out of action as well.
Speaker 1: So not a bad replacement to get your sports director
Speaker 1: off the bench tomorrow. I wanted to mention this to you.
Speaker 1: I just saw this, just saw his story in The
Speaker 1: Australian today the Snowy Hydro two point zero construction project.
Speaker 1: So people who are working on that workforce, which is
Speaker 1: dominated by Australian Workers' Union, the average worker is paid
Speaker 1: two hundred grand a year and they get one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty bucks a day or double time for working
Speaker 1: in the rain, one hundred and forty bucks a day
Speaker 1: for being in the camp allowance. So it's twelve billion
Speaker 1: dollars the Snowy project, which is is mind bobbling, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Went mind boggling when you consider with the power that
Speaker 1: the union will have two hundred thousand bucks a year
Speaker 1: to work on the Snowy Hydro two point zero project,
Speaker 1: one hundred and forty days of just being in camp
Speaker 1: and get double time for working in the rain. That's
Speaker 1: that's not bad, is it. We spotted a story the
Speaker 1: other day that's Eucliff. You live in uk in Yukla,
Speaker 1: the town of Yuklu which seebe's just been through and
Speaker 1: had had quick chat to us about good pie by
Speaker 1: the way, good pie, but a chicken pie. Different but
Speaker 1: yeah chicken But no Yochi Bunnings are dead. No yo
Speaker 1: chi feelthy about that.
Speaker 14: No racetrack, No race track, eitherough they could do with
Speaker 14: the racetrack out there. Actually River lakeys no like nah,
Speaker 14: I didn't see anything like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, it's on the null the board. It's very remote.
Speaker 1: It's in three. It enjoys three different time zones. Franco
Speaker 1: Nicoliny is the duty manager at the Yuklo Motel cad I. Franco,
Speaker 1: good to talk to you.
Speaker 26: Good morning, good and they to meet you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you two, you've been there a couple of years,
Speaker 1: is that right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Yeah, I arrived on the July twenty twenty three. I'm
Speaker 26: still here. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you like it?
Speaker 26: Yeah? Yeah, I like it. It's a beautiful place so
Speaker 26: till Yeah, yeah, it's a beautiful place.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 1: How old are you afraid?
Speaker 26: I'm three?
Speaker 13: Three?
Speaker 1: Okay, young, young fella. And do you do you You
Speaker 1: obviously know that there's different time zones. Which one? Do
Speaker 1: you observe different time zones for different folks coming through
Speaker 1: or for different business purposes?
Speaker 26: You mean if the time difference?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the threes aren't. So you've got Perth Adelaide and
Speaker 1: or Easton. What do you operate off?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 26: Yeah, it's funny because well, what I was reading about
Speaker 26: the history of that is that was created because of
Speaker 26: the delegraphic station was located here and they need to
Speaker 26: have a difference with that. So but I think that
Speaker 26: now it's not it's not something useful that most of
Speaker 26: the people use for a special reasons. I mean, I
Speaker 26: think that it's just an historic or funny thing from
Speaker 26: this area.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 26: And all the guests arrived here, they are so surprised
Speaker 26: about this, so they are asking every time like, oh,
Speaker 26: you have a different time than Adelaide, than birth and
Speaker 26: well sometimes they said, oh, well I don't know if
Speaker 26: I have to take a breakast, have a breakfast or
Speaker 26: lunch or something. So yeah, it's funny, it's funny, it's
Speaker 26: something really special.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's quirky. So if you look at your iPhone
Speaker 1: or your watch or the nearest clock right now, Franko,
Speaker 1: what does it say? That's quarter to eleven in what
Speaker 1: does you what is your iPhone side?
Speaker 26: It has past eleven?
Speaker 1: Half past eleven South Australian time.
Speaker 26: Yeah, no, no, we are different times than South Australia.
Speaker 26: I think that now in South Australia it should be
Speaker 26: let me check that Adelaide. Yeah it's forty five minutes.
Speaker 1: I help us yeah, okay, we don't.
Speaker 26: We don't. We don't use the South Australian time and
Speaker 26: Western Australian time. We are in the middle.
Speaker 14: Yes, twelve fifteen, Adelaide eleven thirty year class.
Speaker 1: Okay, just got a sign time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they had three clocks up there in the Yeah.
Speaker 26: Yeah, exactly. Well actually in the service station and in
Speaker 26: the entrance of the roadhouse we have three clocks. So
Speaker 26: most of the people take a picture with that, like
Speaker 26: a selfie or something because it's funny, and they put
Speaker 26: it on the social media because we have Adelaide clock
Speaker 26: and south of sorry Yukla and third three different docks.
Speaker 1: Well that's amazing, Yeah, that is amazing. So Frank, how's
Speaker 1: the vacancy or the occupancy rates at the Yukla motel
Speaker 1: for tonight?
Speaker 26: So for tonight we are we have like fifty percent
Speaker 26: or something. We have the model like ten rooms or
Speaker 26: something like that. And the caravan park what we never know.
Speaker 26: Sometimes we are almost fully wooked and sometimes we are
Speaker 26: like we have plentyful spaces. But yeah, yeah, usually we
Speaker 26: are like close to fully book every day or something
Speaker 26: like that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, all right, and maybe is there as
Speaker 1: far as lifestyle goes. I mean, I know you work
Speaker 1: at the motel, but is there a bar is can
Speaker 1: you get a cappuccino somewhere one where you are in town?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 26: We have everything in the roadhouse. So we have model
Speaker 26: rooms that are really nice with an ocean view some
Speaker 26: of them. We have a caravan park with showers and
Speaker 26: toilet facilities, some barbecue where you can do your barbecue.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 26: We have the restaurant that is working since five two
Speaker 26: s thirty every day, cafe with breakfast, maning available and
Speaker 26: cappuccino very really really good flat white yep. Well we
Speaker 26: we use goffee from Esperans, so it's it's yeah, yeah,
Speaker 26: it's really good. And we have a bar as well
Speaker 26: and service station.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 26: So they all the guests need to have a beautiful
Speaker 26: stay here. They can found it here in Ukla Hotel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, and I should.
Speaker 27: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 26: And a good swimming pool as wells well, it's not
Speaker 26: the time now, but because it's winter or autumn, but
Speaker 26: in summers yeah nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 1: The fella sitting next to me went through Ukla last week,
Speaker 1: so he knows a little bit about it. But you
Speaker 1: often get I don't know if they create much attention.
Speaker 1: But sometimes you get someone running across Australia or walking
Speaker 1: across Australia or riding a pushbike. Does that create a
Speaker 1: bit of a stir when someone comes through who's doing that?
Speaker 1: So I would imagine I would want to be looking
Speaker 1: for somewhere to sleep.
Speaker 26: You mean if some people stay here while they were
Speaker 26: crossing or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 25: So yeah.
Speaker 1: The notion of traveling across Australia as part of a
Speaker 1: charity fund, you know, to raise money for a charity
Speaker 1: or on a motorbike or something, that's a that's quite
Speaker 1: a big thing to do, isn't it.
Speaker 26: Yeah, yeah, it's so nice. And we had some well
Speaker 26: actually we are having some tours like long ride bike
Speaker 26: or somewhere, names like Quarantee like mental problems or something
Speaker 26: like that. And we had one of the famous one
Speaker 26: that we had in social media was government stay with
Speaker 26: US Governments Knights and yeah, yeah, we used to like
Speaker 26: black Dog and a lot of groups staying crossing in
Speaker 26: a charity ride with motorbike cyclist.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, all right. It's the center of
Speaker 1: the universe most nights, isn't it. Hey, Frank are really
Speaker 1: good to talk to you mate, No traffic nights, run about, snow,
Speaker 1: traffic calming devices, none of that stuff that we have
Speaker 1: to put up with.
Speaker 26: No, no, no, it's all good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a right hewong are going to stay for.
Speaker 26: Well, I don't know. I have my visa until November
Speaker 26: of this year, and I don't know what will what
Speaker 26: will happen, but I have been here for almost two
Speaker 26: years so in New Glad and in Australia. I arrived
Speaker 26: on November twenty twenty two, so we will see what
Speaker 26: happened in November of this year. But it's a very
Speaker 26: good country, nice place, people friendly, so I would like
Speaker 26: to stay longer. We'll see what happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all right, thank you for the chat.
Speaker 26: No worries the day and you're your day, and thank
Speaker 26: you for the opportunity.
Speaker 1: No way sechey Franco Nicolini, anything to add anything, anything
Speaker 1: more to add about U? Class summed it up pretty well.
Speaker 1: Did and he's got a lookout like a mountain or
Speaker 1: a radio hill. TV.
Speaker 14: Hell, we'd lost a bit of time, so we were
Speaker 14: sort of skates through club.
Speaker 1: But I did like it at one hundred. Now they
Speaker 1: have the quarantine stoppings on there for your friends. You
Speaker 1: need to throw out Yeah, okay the ping there, no, no,
Speaker 1: that was yeah, well done.
Speaker 14: Holly was trying to hand in some seeded bread. I said,
Speaker 14: I think that's going to be okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's more Laura Biding than you. Tho you're from Calgoley. Thanks.
Speaker 1: Sa SAMs with us today and he'll be pulling up
Speaker 1: stumps at eleven and Brucey Welsh generic Bruce will join
Speaker 1: us as Franco Nicolini judy manager at the Yukla Motel.
Speaker 1: So three different time zones Yuko time, w A Time
Speaker 1: and South Australian Time. How does your how does your
Speaker 1: iPhone know? How does your iPhone know? What place you're? Geo?
Speaker 1: Something in Joe cashing perhaps one double three eight A
Speaker 1: D two. Is WA the best place to live in
Speaker 1: the world? Forty seven? Yes? Is and the nose of
Speaker 1: twenty three. Back in the moment asking the question today,
Speaker 1: yes or no? Is w A the best place to
Speaker 1: live in the world? Yes, the forty seven The knows
Speaker 1: are twenty three, Shane says, Simon, how can you judge
Speaker 1: with that? Seeing the other places in the world. To
Speaker 1: come back from Europe, there are a few places over
Speaker 1: there that I could think I could retire in Shane,
Speaker 1: I put you down. So put you down as a no, Shane.
Speaker 1: I've lived in Sydney, I've lived in Newman, I've lived
Speaker 1: in Athens for a little while, born in England, traveled
Speaker 1: a fair bit being the state's a fair bit. I'd
Speaker 1: maybe it's because I've got kids, Shane's good place to
Speaker 1: bring up kids, isn't it? I would have thought. But
Speaker 1: thanks Shane, Thanks for correspondence. Peter, w A the best
Speaker 1: place in the world, Hey mate, good morning boy.
Speaker 25: Yeah, look tell you what bring the Singapore since about
Speaker 25: nineteen sixty nine of bringing backwards and forwards there for
Speaker 25: a couple of years. I'll tell you what. W A
Speaker 25: is a fabulous place. But I just wish they had
Speaker 25: the law and Order of Singapore. You wouldn't have any
Speaker 25: of this nonsense. I'll tell you what. You'd be out
Speaker 25: of a job. I think, Bow, you wouldn't be able
Speaker 25: to talk about that stuff at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I've been to Singapore quite a bit for
Speaker 1: sport and it's I agree with you, and it's pristine
Speaker 1: and there's no rubbish. I don't It's a good place
Speaker 1: to visit. And you know I don't know if i'd
Speaker 1: like to be a local living there, mate, living in
Speaker 1: one of those apartment blocks out by the airport, or
Speaker 1: you know they had in the what's it called.
Speaker 25: I've been there. I've lived in certain places in Singapore,
Speaker 25: and I'll tell you what, it's wonderful place. The only
Speaker 25: thing you couldn't do over there is probably is play
Speaker 25: golf it stew expenses.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, no I have done that. Yeah, thanks Pete,
Speaker 1: cheers mate, Good on you talking about Singapore a lot.
Speaker 1: We were not getting the cane here. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 1: we're not getting the rotan and the Yeah. As I've
Speaker 1: said it before lots of times on the various programs
Speaker 1: I've worked on, we're not getting the Singapore law and
Speaker 1: order system here, but it is a super place to
Speaker 1: live and work in for a little while as an expat.
Speaker 1: One Duble three A eighty two. This one here from
Speaker 1: Philip today. Philip on beer knuckle fighting b KFC on
Speaker 1: lots of words. There are now strict protocols in the
Speaker 1: RFL protecting the head. There's no problem with beer knuckle fighting,
Speaker 1: I think not. What happened to Queensbury Rules established in
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty seven to protect boxes in the rings. So
Speaker 1: forget the rules. Not for me, I'm against it, says Philip.
Speaker 1: Thank you mate. Is it the best place in the
Speaker 1: world to live? Yes, Goussie rules, says Ben, so Ben
Speaker 1: likes Gosnells and Helen. I just made the comment that Frio,
Speaker 1: whilst it might be struggling commercially a little bit, just
Speaker 1: the new King Square area, Helen, where there's where the
Speaker 1: library is, the free our library is fantastic. Got a
Speaker 1: three D printer. It's unreal, real center of town. There's
Speaker 1: some nice shops through there now, that nice surf shop
Speaker 1: that's through there, keeps some nice cafes. And I mentioned
Speaker 1: that when I went down there the other week on
Speaker 1: a Friday night, there's a heap of bars, and Helen
Speaker 1: reckons that's not sillilarly a good thing. Hell Helen, she says.
Speaker 1: The number of the bars and the Frio CBD. We
Speaker 1: all like to drop into a bar at times. The
Speaker 1: number of bars in the central for our district is
Speaker 1: of serious concern. Legislationary proximity issues of licensed premises needs
Speaker 1: to be addressed. Three instances of violence behavior King's Cross example,
Speaker 1: not to repeat it that the Freo councilor mayor are
Speaker 1: ignoring Frio rate payers need for a safe and secure
Speaker 1: city center. Helen, I didn't see any of that, but
Speaker 1: my job was there earlier in the night, but it
Speaker 1: was absolutely cranking. It was a nice warm nights and
Speaker 1: all through that area where the old synagogue is across
Speaker 1: the road near near the Norfolk. All through the city
Speaker 1: Frio social was really busy in going off, but I
Speaker 1: didn't see any any social behavior. You know, could argue
Speaker 1: that it's part of a modern city with growing pains.
Speaker 1: But for our nightlife was was good and it shifted
Speaker 1: away from from the mall. The mall area and the
Speaker 1: rooftop bar at the National Hotel is something else. It's
Speaker 1: got the four views over the city back over Monument Hill.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, I appreciate your thoughts, Helen. Didn't see any
Speaker 1: anti social behavior, see more any social behavior in the
Speaker 1: day in Frio than what I did at nighttime. But
Speaker 1: those licensed premises are really close together, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: You just sort of walk from one to the other
Speaker 1: really easily down the lane ways. There's that one, the
Speaker 1: new big one that's we've got the big garden outside
Speaker 1: and the fire. We've got a fire going. Helen can't
Speaker 1: remember what it's called. It's over by the over By
Speaker 1: Premier Pianos used to be you know, you know. The
Speaker 1: bit is Wa the best place to live in the world.
Speaker 1: The yes is of forty eight, the nose of twenty five.
Speaker 1: Love to hear from you today we talked to Adam
Speaker 1: Pappalier and just a moment we'll wrap up the weekend sport.
Speaker 1: We've got Australia playing in Japan in a qualify this
Speaker 1: week as well a State of Origins coming to Perth. Also,
Speaker 1: how good with Frio? How good with Frio? How good
Speaker 1: was so Wrong? How good was Braceure? How good was
Speaker 1: Jordie Clark? On Saturday got one hundred and twenty Fantasy
Speaker 1: team points? How good? We're free on the weekend with
Speaker 1: su Ruckman. Adam Papoalie will join us after eleven o'clock
Speaker 1: to look at the two West Australian teams another disappointing Fardingham,
Speaker 1: Belting the West Coast, fair Edingham, East Perth Forever eleven o'clock. Now, yeah,
Speaker 1: thanks for listening in. Really appreciate your company on this
Speaker 1: Monday long weekend holiday is Wa day. I hope you're
Speaker 1: going well wherever you are. I suspect it's a day
Speaker 1: for people to have day trips or their families. More
Speaker 1: river dwelling up Moundaring Weir, maybe head down to Mandra Rockingham.
Speaker 1: That's that sort of day, I think. With the weather
Speaker 1: coming in this afternoon, we're running a poll today. Yes, no,
Speaker 1: is Wa the best place to live in the world?
Speaker 1: The yes, the forty eight and the nose of twenty five.
Speaker 1: Now we don't have an official introduction introduction piece of
Speaker 1: music for our next guest, so just imagine enter Sandman
Speaker 1: who is playing dar did do, due, did do? And
Speaker 1: now on per Today to talk sport, football and life.
Speaker 1: A man who drives his car at ten k's under
Speaker 1: the speed limit at all times. A man who went
Speaker 1: to the Espanade pub in bussedon to watch the Danny
Speaker 1: green Briggs fight with Simon Bowmon only lasted twenty five seconds.
Speaker 1: Our sports director here at six pr Adam Papollier. Did
Speaker 1: I Adam, Hello Bowie, Great to have you.
Speaker 28: The only reason I agreed to come on this morning
Speaker 28: was to have one of those amazing musical intros, and you've.
Speaker 1: Half asked it right off the top. Yeah, I've got
Speaker 1: I've gone with a live version. Hey not the acoustic
Speaker 1: version at the unplayed. Hey thanks for stepping in. Great
Speaker 1: chat to you. Another a big weekend of footy and
Speaker 1: buyers coming up for the WA teams. Of course, I'll
Speaker 1: ask the question that I always asked either Sculley or
Speaker 1: Jacko or whoever we have on for sport paps. Whose
Speaker 1: footy is the best footy in the competition when they're
Speaker 1: going good at the moment? Whose footy is the best footy?
Speaker 1: Whose footy is the best foot right now? Is Collingwood's
Speaker 1: with the way that they're playing, with the way they
Speaker 1: are absolutely killing teams with limited entries inside fifty and
Speaker 1: just their efficiency and their ability to rebound and hold
Speaker 1: up their defensive end and then turn that into attack.
Speaker 1: I mean, Jamie Elliot's in career best form at the moment.
Speaker 1: So I think the Pies are at the moment the
Speaker 1: best is their best footy overall, I think Brisbane are
Speaker 1: still a better team when they are absolutely up and going,
Speaker 1: But right now I don't think they're at that same
Speaker 1: level as what Collingwood are playing. And life's all about timing,
Speaker 1: Simon and for an AFL season. It certainly is that
Speaker 1: each and every year it's about playing well now and
Speaker 1: banking wins. But you don't want to be your absolute
Speaker 1: best in June and July. You want to be the
Speaker 1: absolute best in September.
Speaker 28: So can the Pies do that consistently right the way
Speaker 28: through the season is going to be a big question
Speaker 28: for them and for the other teams trying to chase them.
Speaker 28: It's about trying to time you run, but have enough
Speaker 28: wins under the belt to finish in the top four
Speaker 28: to then make a real assault at the flag come
Speaker 28: August September. I wanted to ask you the question and
Speaker 28: it is difficult because a number of teams have played
Speaker 28: twelve games. Adam and the Western Bulldogs and Essendon in
Speaker 28: particular sitting just outside the eight on eleven games. So
Speaker 28: the Bullies potentially are sitting in ninth, but the top
Speaker 28: eight top certainly the top nine is probably set, isn't it. Collingwood,
Speaker 28: as you say, Brisbane in second, Adelaide Crows who are
Speaker 28: great at home, gold Cot Sons with a lapse on
Speaker 28: the weekend, but that they've only played eleven as well.
Speaker 28: Cats look like a beat anyone, don't they? Hawthorn, g
Speaker 28: Giants and Frio sneak In and the Bullies. That nine
Speaker 28: looks pretty set, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so.
Speaker 28: Essendon, I don't think anyone sort of thinks that they
Speaker 28: can be a top eight team because when you look
Speaker 28: at the sides that they've beaten this year, they've literally
Speaker 28: beaten eighteenth, seventeenth, sixteenth, fifteenth and fourteenth, so all those
Speaker 28: teams that are below them on the table. So I
Speaker 28: don't think we've got a true representation of Essendon yet.
Speaker 28: And yes, the ladder is going to be pretty compromised
Speaker 28: the whole way through this year because if you think
Speaker 28: back to that opening round when we lost that game
Speaker 28: between Gold Coast and Essendon, they're going to be even
Speaker 28: after all these buyers are finished, they'll still be a
Speaker 28: game back on everyone else. And then that fixture will
Speaker 28: be played after round twenty four and before the first
Speaker 28: week of finals, So we won't quite know what that means.
Speaker 28: I know, Will Schofield's glass half empty on that thinking
Speaker 28: that that game is going to be worth absolutely nothing
Speaker 28: and it's going to be a complete waste of time.
Speaker 28: But I'm more glass half full that you might get
Speaker 28: to that point and isn't. It might be out of
Speaker 28: the finals raced by that point, but the Suns will
Speaker 28: be fighting for a spot in the top four, I
Speaker 28: think at that point in the season. So I think
Speaker 28: there still will be a fair bit on that one.
Speaker 28: But yeah, anyone from really the Bulldogs below them, it's
Speaker 28: going to be tough for them to make the finals, isn't.
Speaker 28: And a level on points with the Dogs or a
Speaker 28: game outside the eight. Great to see free metle jump
Speaker 28: up there on the weekend.
Speaker 1: The top eight.
Speaker 28: They were unreal, they really were, And we were calling
Speaker 28: that game on Saturday afternoon. And I think it's a
Speaker 28: thing that Frematle fans can feel is in the first
Speaker 28: five minutes of the game, you know whether they've turned
Speaker 28: up or not. You know if their pressure is there
Speaker 28: and you're in for a good afternoon, and if it's
Speaker 28: not there, you get really concerned that they're not going
Speaker 28: to be able to fight it through the course of
Speaker 28: four quarters of footy. But you could tell right immediately
Speaker 28: from the start, and Calyb's wrong spoke to us postgame
Speaker 28: about it that their pressure in that first turn was
Speaker 28: probably the best they'd had all year, and given the conditions,
Speaker 28: given how Wet. It was up against a really quality opposition.
Speaker 28: That is one of their great wins that they've had
Speaker 28: in recent times, and it absolutely sets up the rest
Speaker 28: of their season. They go into a buy now. They've
Speaker 28: got three of their next four in Perth, seven of
Speaker 28: their last eleven in Western Australia. They can certainly go
Speaker 28: on a run right now. And they might't want to
Speaker 28: get ahead as themselves because that's what happened at the
Speaker 28: start of the season, but if they can continue to
Speaker 28: bank wins, they'll be a significant top four chance. And
Speaker 28: all those people that were coming for me about three
Speaker 28: or four weeks ago when I said just to hold
Speaker 28: fire for a second before you sacked the coach.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did hear you saying that you were very
Speaker 1: consistent on all that apologies. Yeah, and I heard I
Speaker 1: heard the interview with Caleb, So I heard Skeet say
Speaker 1: to him, can we go back to the some Kilder
Speaker 1: Gamekeet's got that theory about, you know, turning the corner
Speaker 1: which is which is legit? And Caleb Throm says, do.
Speaker 28: We have to Well we spoke to Caleb after that
Speaker 28: Sin killed a game and he was the one that
Speaker 28: had to front up and try to explain, you know,
Speaker 28: what actually happened all that night, and they didn't really
Speaker 28: have any answers. But yes, it absolutely can be a
Speaker 28: turning point. And sometimes those types of losses are ones
Speaker 28: that you have to have and you see a response
Speaker 28: and teams at that point when you have a loss
Speaker 28: like that can either fracture or they can come together.
Speaker 28: And it looks like Free I've come together. They've made
Speaker 28: some significant moves with the way they're playing. Shape Bolton
Speaker 28: into the midfield has made a significant difference. And Luke
Speaker 28: Jackson obviously starring as a number one ruck over the
Speaker 28: last few weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and loss as good asn't he He just adds
Speaker 1: that body, that energy when he kicks a goal obviously
Speaker 1: lifts the team. When to the eye, you know, Brayshaw
Speaker 1: had an amazing, courageous game. Shape Bolton had a great
Speaker 1: game as well, but the most number of Fantasy points
Speaker 1: was Jordi Clark. So, yes, he's just that natural speed.
Speaker 1: He's been good, isn't he he is?
Speaker 28: Yeah, when you kick and mark the footy a lot,
Speaker 28: that's how you get those numbers up in those fantasy games.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he certainly does that a lot. Across half back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but he was brilliant.
Speaker 28: I think Luke Jackson is certainly a big part of
Speaker 28: it though, I mean twenty seven disposals as a well.
Speaker 28: He was really a rover at times. With Darcy in
Speaker 28: the ruck, they played him up around the midfield a
Speaker 28: lot more, and he's spoken with us on radio in
Speaker 28: recent weeks about how he wants to be around the
Speaker 28: footy a lot. That's how he plays his best. But
Speaker 28: if they've got Darcy and they've got Jackson in the team,
Speaker 28: they can play them both around the ball because Jackson's
Speaker 28: good enough to play as that bigger bodied midfielder in there,
Speaker 28: which probably helps out so Wrong and Brayshaw, who are
Speaker 28: a little bit more undersized compared to some of the
Speaker 28: other midfielders in the competition. So it just adds a
Speaker 28: different dynamic in there. And yeah, it starts with their
Speaker 28: pressure and their willingness to compete for the footy. They
Speaker 28: got the jump on the Gold Coast Suns and they're
Speaker 28: able to hang on in the end in the wet
Speaker 28: was a terrific win.
Speaker 1: If people think I'm ignoring to them at West Coast,
Speaker 1: I am what I'd ask you. Perhaps Geelong were very
Speaker 1: very good. Weren't they When they go, they go so quickly,
Speaker 1: they move, they get energy on the ball, as Dave
Speaker 1: Monday would say, and in a way they go. Were
Speaker 1: there some signs yesterday that you liked from West Coast?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What were the words you used just before the news?
Speaker 1: You said they got smashed yesterday, didn't you?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: I just yeah, I know, I said, it's just a yeah,
Speaker 1: I thought they did, and I you know, it's just
Speaker 1: it's hard to watch when you just can't go with
Speaker 1: the team when they when the other team turn up
Speaker 1: the heat.
Speaker 28: So yeah, I thought there was some really positive signs
Speaker 28: from the Eagles yesterday. I mean, it was eleven points
Speaker 28: at three quarter time. I know, it blew out late,
Speaker 28: which it can have a habit of doing when you
Speaker 28: when you're trying to, you know, get those last couple
Speaker 28: of goals to really get draw level with the team,
Speaker 28: you can get opened up back the other way. But
Speaker 28: the way they fought the game out, I think that
Speaker 28: would bring a lot of promise to Eagles supporters or
Speaker 28: the majority, unless I'm reading it wrong, And would love
Speaker 28: to hear from any of the listeners if they have
Speaker 28: a different opinion or the same opinion, but the way
Speaker 28: some of the younger guys competed, the way Elijah Hewitt
Speaker 28: takes the game on. Harley Reid was involved yesterday as well,
Speaker 28: and they found ways even though Geelong looked like they
Speaker 28: were going to bust that game open, both in the
Speaker 28: first quarter and then in the second term, to still
Speaker 28: find something and fight back into it and keep it
Speaker 28: pretty tight until the last ten minutes when yeah, it
Speaker 28: blew out to a forty point margin, but it was
Speaker 28: a much closer game than that. So I think that
Speaker 28: Eagles fans can take a little bit of heart out
Speaker 28: of that performance because the Cats are going to be
Speaker 28: around the top four this year, so that's a pretty
Speaker 28: good effort against a team that is going to be
Speaker 28: one of the contenders this season.
Speaker 1: Played twelve one to one percentage of sixty four point five.
Speaker 28: But that's the demoralizing part. Yes, the ultimately've be better
Speaker 28: the last six weeks. Yeah, the last six weeks have
Speaker 28: been much much better compared to the six weeks before
Speaker 28: that when they really got blown apart. So that hasn't
Speaker 28: happened as much in recent weeks.
Speaker 1: Needed to beat Richmond, We'll come back, Thanks, Adam, We'll
Speaker 1: come back for your furthright opinion. There, we'll come back.
Speaker 1: We'll go through the round and if you want to
Speaker 1: have a chat, so perhaps about about Frio or West
Speaker 1: Coast I reckon I reckon Freo a well and truly
Speaker 1: back there was a win full of character and a
Speaker 1: lot of debt in the side too, Adam, it certainly was.
Speaker 28: And just West Coast fans, I wonder if your opinion's
Speaker 28: changed on Oscar Allen. So four goals yesterday played really
Speaker 28: well up forward, A lot of fans wanting to push
Speaker 28: him out the door a few weeks ago and get
Speaker 28: that compensation pick in he really played a lone hand
Speaker 28: up for yesterday. I just wonder if Eagles fans opinion
Speaker 28: has changed on Oscar Allen and whether you would rather
Speaker 28: keep him at the club now rather than get that
Speaker 28: priority pick later in the year. Yeah, Ringing West Coast
Speaker 28: Traditionally I've always hung onto players, haven't They Rarely do
Speaker 28: they let players go or use them for trade bait
Speaker 28: or whatever. But they are a club that has always
Speaker 28: traditionally kept their players. One double three at two. If
Speaker 28: you like to have a chat to Adam Papalee or
Speaker 28: to me one Duble three Addy two Ringing. You might
Speaker 28: win call It of the Day. It's eighteen past eleven.
Speaker 1: Great Call of the Day Today Prize Today Paps the
Speaker 1: Call of the Day, win the Ultimate family Pizza Night,
Speaker 1: Home Slice Cafe and Pizza Bar. It's up in Mindari
Speaker 1: two pizzas garlic bread that your choice is soft drink,
Speaker 1: either to Enjoying house or pick up Home Slice. It's
Speaker 1: called It's oppled by a local bloke, twenty three year
Speaker 1: old lad Liam Gada Liam. The pizza bar in Mindari
Speaker 1: is called home Slice, Artisan pizzas, peraps, sides, local produce
Speaker 1: or made in the house. Give home Slice in Mindaria
Speaker 1: go for your next takeaway night. So ringing if you'd
Speaker 1: like to have a chat to Adam Papalia or even
Speaker 1: to me today. Tony's phone in from Baldivia's Hi Tony, Hello,
Speaker 1: Hello you good boys mate.
Speaker 19: I was I wanted just wanted to say I was
Speaker 19: really impressed with Jimbi last night.
Speaker 5: He held.
Speaker 19: Cameron two, who was arguably the best full forward and
Speaker 19: competition at the moment and a common medalist favorite. He
Speaker 19: held him for the most of the most of the game.
Speaker 19: It was unbelievable. I thought he was very impressed. Perhaps
Speaker 19: I don't know what's your thoughts on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was very, very good, Tony.
Speaker 28: We were debating on the TV coverage last night about
Speaker 28: who actually won that match up and asked Jeremy Cameron
Speaker 28: that exact question, and Cameron, I think, a little humbly said, yeah,
Speaker 28: Jimby had me covered for most of the game, and
Speaker 28: he obviously cashed in late with four goals in the
Speaker 28: last quarter.
Speaker 1: And not all of those were on.
Speaker 28: Jimby at the time, but particularly in those one on ones,
Speaker 28: whether the ball was coming in pretty quickly from the
Speaker 28: Cats at times, and Jimmy was able to hold his
Speaker 28: own against Cameron and he was giving up five centimeters
Speaker 28: height difference in that battle too, But the way he
Speaker 28: was able to wrestle and spoil and just work so hard,
Speaker 28: I think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, great spot on call there, Tony.
Speaker 28: That was a terrific matchup to watch yesterday against Jeremy
Speaker 28: An who kicked nine the last time that they played
Speaker 28: against West Coast. He'd kicked six goals and five goals
Speaker 28: in the last couple of weeks before that ends up
Speaker 28: with another five last night as well. But yeah, that
Speaker 28: was a great battle, Tony, really good call.
Speaker 1: Thanks Tony in the running for call the day mate,
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Jill says via the SEMs paps
Speaker 1: Oscar Allen could only stay if he wants to. If
Speaker 1: he's tossing offers around, he should cut and run. Thank you, Jill.
Speaker 1: This one here from Tammy and I think I think
Speaker 1: Tammy from Tam and Tammy is is going to ask
Speaker 1: you and me to criticize other commentators, which we probably
Speaker 1: won't do. Eason states commentators need to learn free your
Speaker 1: names Dwayne Russell and Kelly Underwood, and there's a couple
Speaker 1: of examples here. I've always found I always found Dwyane
Speaker 1: Russell really good on WA teams because he comes out
Speaker 1: a lot. He calls w A teams a lot. But
Speaker 1: that's just me. Is there specific examples of players I
Speaker 1: can help, Siakowski said of sweet Kowski and Kelly Underwood
Speaker 1: sit the teammatee a lot.
Speaker 28: According to Tam, so thanks Tam. Anyway, Well, well, well,
Speaker 28: we are all prone to making mistakes, Boe. It does
Speaker 28: happen from time to time when you accidentally say the
Speaker 28: wrong name and when you're thinking about someone else.
Speaker 1: But we try. Sometimes a little mistake slips through yeah,
Speaker 1: thanks Tam. Good to hear from you. I appreciate your
Speaker 1: thoughts today, Brian. Without doubt, Oscar has always been one
Speaker 1: of the eagles most gutsy players, says Brian. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Brian Gooda, Masa, thanks for calling in.
Speaker 29: How are you yay morning on weekend doing stuff unfortunately,
Speaker 29: but I'm going to say, I think excite that made
Speaker 29: one mate. I rate Reuben Jimmy higher than what do
Speaker 29: you think? Boys, He's very sold, He's very consistent what
Speaker 29: he does in the team.
Speaker 28: Perhaps, thanks, there's much more upside with with Harley Reid,
Speaker 28: I think in terms of the impact that he can
Speaker 28: have on a on a game, but of what the
Speaker 28: Eagles need right now, Rubens he's certainly been part of that,
Speaker 28: and they've floated around with.
Speaker 1: His best position a little bit.
Speaker 28: We saw him last year play a little bit of midfield,
Speaker 28: he played all his junior foot ye as a half back,
Speaker 28: and then last night we saw him as a deep,
Speaker 28: isolated one on one defender. He's the type of player, though, Masa,
Speaker 28: that you'd love to have in a side because they'll
Speaker 28: just do whatever the team needs to do, and he
Speaker 28: played extremely well yesterday. I think he's sort of been
Speaker 28: one of those players that's given everything he can throughout
Speaker 28: the year, under a fair bit of pressure at times
Speaker 28: with the way the ball comes into that back line
Speaker 28: that the Eagles have to stand up against. But good
Speaker 28: call Maza. I think he's certainly played well. But Harley
Speaker 28: Reid was good yesterday. So he got around the footy
Speaker 28: and he got amongst the goals as well. He brings
Speaker 28: the crowd into it. It's just trying to get Harley
Speaker 28: to go to that next level, which I think his
Speaker 28: form line Over the last month.
Speaker 1: He started to get a bit busier, starting to have
Speaker 1: more of an impact.
Speaker 28: He's only in his second season, which you always have
Speaker 28: to remember, and he's got high expectations on his shoulders.
Speaker 28: But if you can get him from a averaging sixteen
Speaker 28: disposals which he has been averaging this year, last month
Speaker 28: he's been up more around eighteen twenty. If you could
Speaker 28: get him to twenty five disposals a game, Bowie, I
Speaker 28: think you see his impact go through the roof and
Speaker 28: then it'll be a very different looking player.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right, Kozo says West Coast now suffer the
Speaker 1: same as affliction as Frio. They simply don't know how
Speaker 1: to do the fundamental thing by marking a man closely
Speaker 1: like a glove. I'll get PAP thoughts on that because
Speaker 1: of but I do here Brad Hardy, So you know,
Speaker 1: guarding grass rather than guarding players. So depends on the
Speaker 1: time of the game and depends what's happening, I think,
Speaker 1: doesn't it.
Speaker 28: Yeah, it's a game plan thing as well, and the
Speaker 28: Eggles are at the coment that do that. Yeah, thanks Coso.
Speaker 28: The one that was a bit amusing yesterday was Tyson
Speaker 28: Stengele being given so much license to just roam around,
Speaker 28: particularly in that first quarter. He could have kicked three
Speaker 28: goals and the game really would have been away from
Speaker 28: them by that point. He needed to be a little
Speaker 28: closer checked early on in that game, and that that
Speaker 28: might have, you know, sort of set the Eagles on
Speaker 28: a better path earlier.
Speaker 1: On in that one.
Speaker 28: But yeah, it can be frustrating. They'll generally lock down
Speaker 28: hard on on one or two and then the rest.
Speaker 28: It's more about that that team defensive effort.
Speaker 1: Yep, thanks cause O, good on your mate, and we'll
Speaker 1: go through the round in just a moment, so to
Speaker 1: give perhaps a chance to look at the round that
Speaker 1: was albeit during a by round and not a full
Speaker 1: number of games. Who's the free O barometer player? Perhaps
Speaker 1: when you're watching if someone's on if that, if that,
Speaker 1: if that does exist, who's the barometer player for Freo?
Speaker 1: Who's on shape Bolton?
Speaker 28: I think he's the difference maker for them when when
Speaker 28: you look at it, if he's on and up and
Speaker 28: firing the free metal or a chance to win another
Speaker 28: twenty odd disposals and three goals on the weekend. He's
Speaker 28: that last piece of the puzzle they were searching for
Speaker 28: to kick you a goal when you when you need it,
Speaker 28: when when you don't have that perfect system going forward.
Speaker 28: He can just create something out of nothing. And that
Speaker 28: tackle he did to create that last job straight away,
Speaker 28: didn't he He knew straight away what the play was,
Speaker 28: didn't he. Well, mentioning that interview with Caleb Sarong, he
Speaker 28: couldn't believe that Luke Jackson kicked that ball across the
Speaker 28: corridor at that stage of the game. He was having
Speaker 28: a few heart palpitations from that point because generally in
Speaker 28: that situation, if you're Luke Jackson, you're not kicking it
Speaker 28: back into the corridor because if you turn it over
Speaker 28: there the other opposition team can sweep it back up
Speaker 28: the field and score. At the other end, you're supposed
Speaker 28: to go down the line into the pocket, lock it
Speaker 28: in there, take more seconds off the clock. But he
Speaker 28: kicked it across the face of goals. The Sons look
Speaker 28: like they're about to sweep it away. Bolton lays the tackle,
Speaker 28: Ames kicks the goal and Freemattle win. But I'm a
Speaker 28: little bit with you too, Bowie. I think Patrick Voss
Speaker 28: might not be the barometer, but he is the energizer.
Speaker 28: He is the one that gets his team fired up,
Speaker 28: and he just tries to hurt people out on the field,
Speaker 28: and you know, in a legal way, but he throws
Speaker 28: his body weight around and if he can, if he
Speaker 28: can finish a bit better than he has to start
Speaker 28: his career, he'd be a very valuable member forward line.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no doubt. Let's go through the round quickly. Perhaps
Speaker 1: get your thoughts as we reflect on this holiday Monday day.
Speaker 1: Looking back at the round that was, it seemed like
Speaker 1: an age ago, but Brisbane not comfortably at the end.
Speaker 1: I suppose Essendon really had a run of lessondent run
Speaker 1: up Brisbane ninety to seventy two, eighteen point win at
Speaker 1: the Gabba. They find a way brisy.
Speaker 23: They do.
Speaker 28: Not playing their best footy Brisbane, but they're second on
Speaker 28: the table, which is I think a very scary thing
Speaker 28: for the rest of the competition, and they've got players
Speaker 28: to come back into that as well. Esson We're pretty
Speaker 28: gallant their young players coming through. Nate Caddy in particular,
Speaker 28: it was a bit of a breakout game for him
Speaker 28: and something for Bombers fans to look towards the future.
Speaker 28: But Brisbane just kind of keep ticking off the wins
Speaker 28: that they need to have. They'll have a couple of
Speaker 28: down weeks here or there, but for them it's not
Speaker 28: about now, it's you know, in three months time when
Speaker 28: they're gearing up for a tilted going back to back.
Speaker 1: Sam Mitchell has always said maybe Hawthorne aren't that good
Speaker 1: just yet. He's always consistently said that we saw on
Speaker 1: Friday night Collie would certainly show them up fifty one points.
Speaker 28: Yeah, it was a poor performance from the Hawks, a
Speaker 28: bit of soul searching for them to do. Colling with
Speaker 28: again supreme with their ball movement and their efficiency inside
Speaker 28: fifty and their pressure on the contest. They're just such
Speaker 28: a well organized team, it kind of doesn't matter who's
Speaker 28: out there for the Pies, they just all roll as one.
Speaker 28: For Hawthorne, though, yeah, had some concerns about them a
Speaker 28: few weeks ago and whether they could sort of go
Speaker 28: on a bit of a run. Here, they're the team
Speaker 28: that's in danger of falling out of the eight right now.
Speaker 28: They're level on points with Hawthorne, the Giants and Freemantle
Speaker 28: on twenty eight, so the doc is equal six at
Speaker 28: the moment, just a little bit back on percentage. But
Speaker 28: the Hawks, when you look at their win loss and
Speaker 28: who they've beaten again a bit like we're talking before
Speaker 28: with this this and then, they've only beaten those teams
Speaker 28: that are well below them on the table. They haven't
Speaker 28: claimed a win against a side that's going to be
Speaker 28: one of those real contenders yet. And they've got a
Speaker 28: couple of big games coming up which is really going
Speaker 28: to sort out there he's in over the next couple
Speaker 28: of weeks. The biggest win of the season was against
Speaker 28: the Giants back in I think Round one or round two,
Speaker 28: but since then they've only beaten teams sort of down
Speaker 28: the lower end of the table, so we don't really
Speaker 28: know with Hawthorne yet until we see if they can
Speaker 28: actually beat one of those teams that are in the
Speaker 28: top four free We've talked about them a great eleven
Speaker 28: point winning the wet and just showed so much a
Speaker 28: ticker and ways to goal and ways to win. So
Speaker 28: huge team effort, then sucked in dinner GWS Versus a
Speaker 28: three point game. In the end, GWS just sneak home
Speaker 28: courtesy of almost like an inspired Callen Ward at three
Speaker 28: quarter a time with the big rev up. This is
Speaker 28: one of the great things I think we've seen in
Speaker 28: footy Simon, and I think as time passes, this will
Speaker 28: be a moment that's talked about in footy history.
Speaker 1: So Callen Ward for those that missed it.
Speaker 28: He's been a giant for a very long time, made
Speaker 28: the switch to go up there and leave the Bulldogs,
Speaker 28: and he's been sort of the heart and soul of
Speaker 28: that club for a very long time. We knew that
Speaker 28: this was going to be his final year, and then
Speaker 28: the first quarter of this game he goes to layer
Speaker 28: tackle and his knee goes from underneath him, and pretty
Speaker 28: clearly everyone knew straight away it was going to be
Speaker 28: an acl which means season over, which means career over.
Speaker 28: He was emotional on the bench being consoled by his teammates. Yeah,
Speaker 28: came across while he was laying there getting the ACL
Speaker 28: test done and he was in tears Callen Wood, which
Speaker 28: is not what you see from him generally. He's, you know,
Speaker 28: one of the hardest players in the competition. But for
Speaker 28: him to then go to his side, pick himself up,
Speaker 28: with all the personal thoughts that he'd be going through
Speaker 28: that was his last game of footy, to then go
Speaker 28: and give the address to his team at three quarter time,
Speaker 28: that is incredible stuff. To be able to put your
Speaker 28: own personal trauma aside and go out there and for
Speaker 28: the team, give them that speech and he's lifted them
Speaker 28: to victory by doing so. He's just one of the
Speaker 28: incredible footy moments. And a three point win to the Giants.
Speaker 28: They played terribly all day till that last quarter, able
Speaker 28: to just roll over the top of a very gallant
Speaker 28: Richmond team and they're aside. Richmond have shown a lot
Speaker 28: more this year, and I think a lot of people
Speaker 28: they would, yeah, given the youngsters in their team, but
Speaker 28: the Giants needed to get the win they did, and
Speaker 28: absolute all credit to Callen Ward. It's such a sad
Speaker 28: thing to see him finish his career with a knee
Speaker 28: injury like that.
Speaker 1: It looks that way, doesn't it.
Speaker 28: Still waiting on official confirmation that it's that acl, but
Speaker 28: it looks that way.
Speaker 1: Doesn't get to go out on his terms either, which
Speaker 1: is a shame for a bloke who's been these nicknames.
Speaker 1: Cement Head, isn't it up there? It's just hard at
Speaker 1: hard as so he's like a ripping fellow too. The
Speaker 1: Melbourne Express slows up courtesy Is and Kilda. Often the
Speaker 1: form gets thrown around in Darwin, doesn't it? Or in
Speaker 1: our spring? Sorry Alianz this one?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 28: Was it at Sint Kilda's expense or was it at
Speaker 28: Melbourne's expense? Because they kicked seven goals twenty one? Simon
Speaker 28: seven goals twenty one and they go down by twenty
Speaker 28: eight points. I mean they kick a little bit straight
Speaker 28: out there. They had all the opportunity to win that
Speaker 28: game of footy, but they don't get it done. Usually
Speaker 28: a bit of an ugly affair when ross Line and
Speaker 28: the Saints are involved and St Kilda get a win.
Speaker 28: Still not sure what they are as a footy side.
Speaker 28: This year they sort of win some games you don't
Speaker 28: expect them to and then lose ones that they absolutely
Speaker 28: should win. And it's exactly the same with Melbourne. The
Speaker 28: Days were on a bit of a roll. They were
Speaker 28: starting to get back to some of their best form.
Speaker 28: But are they too far away? They're two games outside
Speaker 28: the eight now. If they had won that game, you
Speaker 28: know they'd be leveled with the Bulldogs and Essendon and
Speaker 28: knocking on the door of the top eight. But it
Speaker 28: might just be a stretch too far without the form
Speaker 28: line that they need to be actually and pushing towards
Speaker 28: a top eight spot. And did you hear ross Line
Speaker 28: after the game yesterday? They asked him what he was
Speaker 28: up to for his mid season break and he says, oh,
Speaker 28: I'm off to Vegas.
Speaker 1: I'm head in Vegas for the week. He's a mystery.
Speaker 1: Brad Hardy calls in the master deflector will come back
Speaker 1: in just a moment, Adam Pappoli, We've been through the round.
Speaker 1: We talked about the Eagles as well. We'll come back
Speaker 1: in just a moment. We have got the soccer is
Speaker 1: gaming in our city coming up this week and it's
Speaker 1: a it's on, it's a legit game. It's a qualifier
Speaker 1: for the World Cup. The soccer who's playing Japan? How good?
Speaker 1: Stay listening. I'm going to talk to one of the
Speaker 1: soccer us on the program in just a moment with
Speaker 1: a straighter playing Japan in a live qualifier coming up.
Speaker 1: So Indonesia still still to come, and Japan so well
Speaker 1: and truly in the in the thick of things, perhaps
Speaker 1: only a year out from the World Cup to be
Speaker 1: played in the USA, and it's this is a big
Speaker 1: night and it's sold out at opposite this week. Adam,
Speaker 1: I have a year, No adamo for you today? Have
Speaker 1: a yeah, No, we'll o in a year. No, So
Speaker 1: just yes, no answers if you will. Absolutely, Collingwood are
Speaker 1: premiership favorites. No, Brisbane are premiership favorites. Yes, Collingwood are
Speaker 1: more annoying than Brisbane. Yes. Angus Brayshaw should have been
Speaker 1: sent off for an HIA head injury assessment after his
Speaker 1: head knock yesterday. No, but Andrew should have no sorry, sorry,
Speaker 1: my apologies. Andrew Brayshaw should have been sent off after
Speaker 1: his head knock yesterday for an HIA assessment or an HIA. Yes,
Speaker 1: but it was a very courageous act. Was an incredible
Speaker 1: act and that art will great last two minutes from
Speaker 1: interesting one, isn't it? Technically? How how that's going to
Speaker 1: roll out? Sorry about the angus and the Andrew listeners.
Speaker 1: Harley Reid needs to be on the front page every week. No,
Speaker 1: Eagles fans are just glad they didn't lose by ten
Speaker 1: goals to a premiership contender on national television.
Speaker 19: Yes.
Speaker 1: Calling Sidney a bit of a rabble, it's like saying
Speaker 1: someone is half pregnant because they are a big rabble. Yes,
Speaker 1: I think yes they are at the moment, aren't they?
Speaker 1: That was was it two points at halftime? Yeah? Shocking?
Speaker 28: The Swonso fallen a long way off some real issues
Speaker 28: for Dane Cox to try to navigate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, come on Cox, sye the Saints w are a
Speaker 1: footy tip is worse night to me? Yes, the Dockers
Speaker 1: are a foot tipper's worst nightmare. Yes, but less so
Speaker 1: in the last month. Yeah, we're good answer supposed to Yes? Nos,
Speaker 1: but on standard because it's because it's you and you're
Speaker 1: a good man filling in for us today. Cane Corn
Speaker 1: should have a little break, Yes, because he is You're
Speaker 1: you're a very good g WS. Collen ward is the heart,
Speaker 1: the soul, the number one ticket holder, the patron, the
Speaker 1: best man of that club. Massive. Yes, g s could
Speaker 1: potentially rename their best and fairest award from the Kevin
Speaker 1: Sheedy met Little Medal to the Callen Ward Medal.
Speaker 28: No, maybe you do joint the Seedy Ward Medal. Maybe yeah,
Speaker 28: but you don't take someone off it. Yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 28: that's a good point. The buye the this is that
Speaker 28: concludes the yes. No, Adam, oh, thank you perhaps appreciate
Speaker 28: that and thanks for filling into today Ryan's phone in today, Ryan, good,
Speaker 28: thank you far away.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 27: I just think do you agree that the Eagles need
Speaker 27: to recruit more the B and C grade experience confielders
Speaker 27: through the free agency in the next year or two
Speaker 27: just to help the likes of Harley Yo and a
Speaker 27: lif to Hewart and the Guts. You've seen some of
Speaker 27: their experience guys become less reliable. So Sheed and you
Speaker 27: have both missed a lot of footing in recent years
Speaker 27: through injury. Kim Kelly's form has dropped off in a
Speaker 27: big way. And don't you think they just need some
Speaker 27: more experience like the likes of Jack Graham to come
Speaker 27: in and help Harley read Alshih Hewart and go.
Speaker 23: In the guts.
Speaker 28: Thanks you, cal Ryan. I don't agree with you on
Speaker 28: this one because I think they've done that now. I
Speaker 28: think bringing Baker and Graham in has been good, not excellent,
Speaker 28: but good solid. It has helped out. But I think
Speaker 28: now it is all about young talent, and I think
Speaker 28: they've got those players that they think can start to
Speaker 28: roll through there. So if you can keep if you've
Speaker 28: got Elijah Hewitt going in there, you just want to
Speaker 28: give them the bulk of the midfield time and let
Speaker 28: them go to work. And it's about hitting the draft
Speaker 28: now and completely going that way. I think you've still
Speaker 28: got now that you've brought in Graham and Baker. I
Speaker 28: don't think you want to bring too many more of
Speaker 28: those guys around that age into the side as you
Speaker 28: bring a whole bunch of young guys through.
Speaker 1: So I think you've done that now. Hit the draft.
Speaker 28: That would be my big thing for the Eagles for
Speaker 28: the next couple of years, And something I think they
Speaker 28: should have done two or three years ago is go
Speaker 28: harder at the draft and have you know that really
Speaker 28: solid young crop of good draft that he's coming through
Speaker 28: so they've sort of had this sign in this weird rebuild,
Speaker 28: but it's taken a very long time to pull the
Speaker 28: trigger and go through it. They've got a stack of
Speaker 28: draft picks coming up this year. I think, no, just
Speaker 28: just go young, keep getting the talent in the door.
Speaker 28: Stick with the older guys that you've got there now
Speaker 28: for another two years or so, and then by that
Speaker 28: stage that the young guys now you're Hewitts and your
Speaker 28: Reds if he's still there, and a couple of other
Speaker 28: guys coming through, will be getting towards their sort of
Speaker 28: prime years of football.
Speaker 1: And we'll be able to take the club forward. Thanks Ryan,
Speaker 1: Thanks you Core Mating in the running for Call of
Speaker 1: the Day. Perhaps the fans don't necessarily like the buy.
Speaker 1: The players want it. They demand it through you know,
Speaker 1: their affiliations with the AFL, through the Players Association and
Speaker 1: the like. What a gun commentators like yourself think of
Speaker 1: this buy situation that we have over these two weekends.
Speaker 28: It's not two weekends this year, Simon, it's four weekends
Speaker 28: I think, or maybe five this year.
Speaker 1: It goes for a long time. The buy rounds this week.
Speaker 28: So they've done it in dreams and drabs a little
Speaker 28: bit more by just giving you know, sort of four
Speaker 28: teams a week a week off and rolling it through
Speaker 28: over the next month. I'm starting to come around to
Speaker 28: just have a whole weekend off and just get it run,
Speaker 28: to have a buyer, commentators included, and then reset and go.
Speaker 28: I just don't know what you sort of fit in
Speaker 28: that week. Perhaps you know, the AFL are keen to
Speaker 28: promote the Northern rounds, so maybe you go back to
Speaker 28: how they used to have it, where it was a
Speaker 28: buy for everyone except for maybe four teams, and you
Speaker 28: just do it over a two week period and there's
Speaker 28: one round that significantly compromised and you play, you know,
Speaker 28: two games up in Queensland and make it a Northern Round.
Speaker 28: Or Sydney and Collingwood used to be that traditional fixture
Speaker 28: that have standalone on a Saturday night, played one game
Speaker 28: in Sydney, one game in Brisbane and do it as
Speaker 28: a split round like that. We've got two games one
Speaker 28: week and seven on the week after and just get
Speaker 28: it done. It's sort of I think it loses a
Speaker 28: bit of momentum when you drag it out over as
Speaker 28: many weekends as they are, and the ladders so compromised
Speaker 28: for that long through the period of time that you
Speaker 28: don't know exactly where everybody sits. So I think there
Speaker 28: is a better formula to it.
Speaker 1: And just finally, Adam, if I may, we've got two
Speaker 1: Wada derbies today, the classic clash down in Frio East
Speaker 1: from Antle, South from Antle, top of the table clash
Speaker 1: you do you like there?
Speaker 28: I'll always go with the home team there. I think
Speaker 28: it's at Fremantle Community Bank Oval, of course, but I
Speaker 28: think South from Outal for me today, I think they'll
Speaker 28: be stronger.
Speaker 1: I'm like you looking more at the other one.
Speaker 28: Even though East from Oundel and South from out will
Speaker 28: get there, they get all the headlines for the w
Speaker 28: Ada Derby. I think East Perth and West Perth is
Speaker 28: going to be a really good game, as it always is.
Speaker 28: But I believe no Hamish Brayshaw for the Royals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that's a big loss. I'm a fair
Speaker 1: way removed from it, but I reckon there'll be a
Speaker 1: little bit of Adam set Selwood sentiment at East Perth
Speaker 1: as well, which will have in fairy Galvan eyes, but
Speaker 1: no Hammer Brayshaw, which they'll they'll feel that. So picking
Speaker 1: the mighties there. Absolutely stick with the Mighty Royals and
Speaker 1: we'll go with ease Perth. Yeah all right, Adam, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming off the bench today, magnificent and we
Speaker 1: look forward to hearing you on six Hours soon anytime.
Speaker 28: So I'm looking forward to another big weekend the foot
Speaker 28: He moves to the Southwest for the first time for
Speaker 28: Premiership points on Sunday is the Eagles head down to
Speaker 28: take on North Melbourne. So that's going to be terrific,
Speaker 28: good highlight down there on a great part.
Speaker 1: Of the world.
Speaker 28: And still not sure what North Melbourne are doing selling
Speaker 28: home games if they're going to be a credible footy club,
Speaker 28: But if they want to sell them to us, we'll
Speaker 28: take it every day of the week and you'd play
Speaker 28: some extra footy over here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you mate, Thanks for coming on and having
Speaker 1: a chat to our listeners today. Cheers Paps. Thanks to
Speaker 1: Adam Papalia, our sports director at six PR. Matt, stay there, matell,
Speaker 1: come back and get you. In just a second, we're
Speaker 1: going to speak to soccer U as his bay itch
Speaker 1: in just a moment, of course. The Melbourne City captain
Speaker 1: fresh off a win on the weekend, but he's playing up.
Speaker 1: The soccer Wu's are playing Japan this week at a
Speaker 1: qualify at our ground. It's sold out and it's a
Speaker 1: live legit qualifier for USA twenty twenty six. There mate,
Speaker 1: Ken says, the soccer use is not sold out. I
Speaker 1: can still buy tickets. Thanks Ken, Thanks letting us know
Speaker 1: that's what we will. Were told that today and Ken
Speaker 1: reckons the seedings being extanded onto the ground for the
Speaker 1: soccer Use. Thanks Ken, And in answer to your question,
Speaker 1: I do believe that's happened before four K tanger Sports
Speaker 1: at the ground previously, So good luck mate in enjoy that.
Speaker 1: So it's a live, legitimate qualifier for USA twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: When the Soccero's take on Japan this week at Optics Stadium.
Speaker 1: We are going to talk to as his Bach in
Speaker 1: just a moment. He is, of course one of the
Speaker 1: soccer U's defenders in a mighty mighty part of the
Speaker 1: as the captain of Melbourne City. He's a fresh off
Speaker 1: Melbourne City had a one nil win in the A
Speaker 1: League Grand Final over Melbourne Victory on Saturday night and
Speaker 1: as its Beach joins us now as he's today Simon Beaumont,
Speaker 1: good to talk to you.
Speaker 23: Hey you going mate, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Oh no, we're more than welcome. Very exciting this live
Speaker 1: legit qualify have you. Did you have a chance to
Speaker 1: celebrate your club win on the weekend or straight on
Speaker 1: the plane and back on the waters.
Speaker 23: Yeah, it was a little bit of both. We had
Speaker 23: a little family function which is nice, just a rod
Speaker 23: labor across the road, so we got to spend a
Speaker 23: bit of time there and obviously, yeah we're straight to
Speaker 23: business the next morning on the flight and here in
Speaker 23: Perth now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fantastic, great to have you here and Japan, Japan
Speaker 1: and the business, aren't they mate. You've got to you've
Speaker 1: got to, you got to step right up here.
Speaker 23: Yeah, definitely. Obviously quick mentality switch a lot on the
Speaker 23: line riding for us, So yeah, look it's really exciting.
Speaker 23: Obviously it's been a home game as well and been
Speaker 23: in Perth, a beautiful place to play out again, so yeah, look,
Speaker 23: were all excited and expecting a great game.
Speaker 1: In terms of bringing the team together, this is always
Speaker 1: the always the dilemma for national teams going into camps
Speaker 1: coming from all around the world or around Australia to
Speaker 1: be together. How do you sort of get that. How
Speaker 1: do you gel before the game?
Speaker 23: Yeah, look, obviously international football is different. You know a
Speaker 23: lot of the times you don't have much time to prepare.
Speaker 23: But obviously the coaching stuff put on a good pre
Speaker 23: camp for the boys that finish their seasons early in Aberdabi,
Speaker 23: so that obviously helped. But yeah, look, the environment we've
Speaker 23: always set within our national team in Australia is we
Speaker 23: just make everyone comfortable and we have a great connection
Speaker 23: with whoever comes in. And yeah, look that I think
Speaker 23: they'll play no problem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you know what this Japan team, what
Speaker 1: do you know about them made? And how did he
Speaker 1: prepare for them? Because they they've been at the top
Speaker 1: of our region or they're thereabouts for some time, haven't
Speaker 1: They're they're a big bit of kit.
Speaker 23: Yeah, look, they're going to be. They're a great squad,
Speaker 23: that's for sure. But I think you know, the game
Speaker 23: we played in Japan, we matched them really well. I
Speaker 23: thought we performed really well that night. And yeah, look
Speaker 23: we're expecting a tough game, but we just got to
Speaker 23: focus on ourselves. I think, you know, since the Boss
Speaker 23: has come in, we've improved in every camp, in every game,
Speaker 23: and so it's going to be no different leading into
Speaker 23: this one. And obviously we're on home curf, so it's
Speaker 23: added bonus, big crowd. So yeah, look, we're all excited
Speaker 23: and excited to take the game to him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Popovich does bring that, doesn't he. He He's a
Speaker 1: he's a winner. How do you get on with him?
Speaker 1: Is he?
Speaker 23: Is?
Speaker 1: He sort of as ruthless and as single minded and
Speaker 1: focused as he seems to the fans.
Speaker 12: Me.
Speaker 23: Yeah, look, I love working under him. You know, he's
Speaker 23: been a breath of fresh air I think for us
Speaker 23: as a playing group. And he said the standards straight
Speaker 23: away and all life as a playing group, we're board
Speaker 23: in straight away, and I think you can see that
Speaker 23: in the performances. Like I said, you know, we've just
Speaker 23: improved in every single game we've played under him, and
Speaker 23: we're only going to get better. And like I said,
Speaker 23: you know, the standards are really high. It's not just
Speaker 23: in the games, but in day to day and the
Speaker 23: way players need to prepare and look after themselves. And
Speaker 23: on the training pitch, you know, we train like we play.
Speaker 23: So yeah, look it's been great, and you know we
Speaker 23: just got a couple more hurdles to reach our end goal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not sure if you've come across it yet,
Speaker 1: as Is, but Julie make your nutritionist is she's a
Speaker 1: Perth girl, and she's she's spent a lot of time
Speaker 1: talking to our lis is on this program and as
Speaker 1: you say, the prep Tony and her get on famously,
Speaker 1: but he wants to make sure you're looking after yourself
Speaker 1: off the pitch.
Speaker 23: Hey, yeah, definitely. Yeah, she's been a great addition to
Speaker 23: the obviously to our group and making sure, like I said,
Speaker 23: you know, we're professional athletes, so you need to prepare
Speaker 23: everything to a tea and she's a big part of
Speaker 23: that with nutrition and you know, supplements and those kind
Speaker 23: of things. And yeah, look, you know you can see
Speaker 23: change in a lot of boys with their bodies or
Speaker 23: you know, obviously less injuries. So yeah, she's played a
Speaker 23: massive part in joining our group.
Speaker 1: Always one of if she's any good, I'm I'll pass
Speaker 1: it on to as Is. It's good good hey mate,
Speaker 1: Jackson Irvine and Harry Suit you know, under clouds, under
Speaker 1: injury clouds, but some of the soccer is great. Paul
Speaker 1: oak On Paul Oak on English to earn earns his
Speaker 1: call up. So young the young guys bring some energy.
Speaker 23: Right, Yeah, definitely. Look, you know, obviously you never like
Speaker 23: seeing boys miss out Judy injury, but you know that's
Speaker 23: part of our game and it opens the door for
Speaker 23: for another player to come in. So yeah, look, obviously
Speaker 23: they're they're losses, but you know we gain a new player,
Speaker 23: like you said, with Paul Oakland Junior. So yeah, look,
Speaker 23: I haven't had my training session yet with him, but
Speaker 23: obviously he saw the way he was with the twenties
Speaker 23: and obviously if the boss has selected him, he's doing
Speaker 23: the right things at his club football and that's why
Speaker 23: he's here. You know, you don't just get selected here
Speaker 23: by doing nothing, So he's obviously been performing and yeah,
Speaker 23: look excited to see you know what he's like. And
Speaker 23: I'm sure with everyone else you know, we're going to
Speaker 23: bring a lot of energy going into this game this week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well done on Saturday night, big win for you
Speaker 1: guys for Melbourne City and as the skipper, I'm sure
Speaker 1: you're very proud and we will be right behind you
Speaker 1: when you take on Japan this week.
Speaker 23: Good luck, Thank you very much, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, cheers mate, As he's bach these powerful defender for
Speaker 1: Melbourne City and they have a win on Saturday night
Speaker 1: one nil over Melbourne victory. But yeah big and as Ken,
Speaker 1: one of our listens said, it's not sold out, so
Speaker 1: it looks like there's still tickets of our ob check
Speaker 1: that Ken, Thank you mate. The soccer Oo's back in
Speaker 1: back in town should be a big crowd and as
Speaker 1: I said to the Weather Bureau this morning, the Bureau
Speaker 1: of Meteorology should be a dry night as well. So
Speaker 1: get along if you can. Four minutes to midday. Shannon
Speaker 1: Lush will join us after midday today on this holiday Monday,
Speaker 1: on Wa Day, get your cleaning questions in. My advice
Speaker 1: to you is to not ring in on your speakerphone,
Speaker 1: just ring in, so give Shaddon a reason to tell
Speaker 1: you all. Shannon fixes things since she cleans things, so
Speaker 1: he's joining us after the midday news. Thanks for your thoughts.
Speaker 1: Is Wa the best place to live in the world?
Speaker 1: The yeses are fifty ones and the nose are twenty six.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your thoughts. Masahi Mars the by Mids are
Speaker 1: absolutely crapholer. It should be won by weekend only, Masa.
Speaker 1: I think the players want to mate. Hey, Oscar Allen
Speaker 1: should be traded he's got wonky knees is Don, He's
Speaker 1: good yesterday, Don. And this one here from this one
Speaker 1: here from one of our listeners. Hey, good chat. But
Speaker 1: I don't think West Coast were thrashed right in up
Speaker 1: to the halfway through the last quarter of the Best
Speaker 1: Game this year, the young fellows are finally starting click Edwards,
Speaker 1: Jimby Off, Harley Hewett future looking up says bomb and
Speaker 1: it's a person's name Bomb, Midday News Now and then
Speaker 1: Shannon Lush. Yeah, Shannon Lush is going to join us
Speaker 1: on the show in just a moment. She fixes things, Shannon,
Speaker 1: so she we're just calling her back. So we're having
Speaker 1: a few telecoms issues at the moment. So if you
Speaker 1: want to phone Shannon you can, as you know, she
Speaker 1: fixes things. Anything you like, one double three a eighty two.
Speaker 1: My advice to you would be don't phone her on
Speaker 1: the speakerphone and make sure your phone line is nice
Speaker 1: and clear. So it's a holiday weekend where we are
Speaker 1: not where Shannon is, of course, and she'll join us
Speaker 1: on the program in just a sec. If you want
Speaker 1: to ring, you can one double three a totty two.
Speaker 1: Anything you like. Shannon Lush, She fixes things, and she
Speaker 1: joins us right now, Hi, Shannon, how are you?
Speaker 6: Give me a sec.
Speaker 1: Hello, Shannon?
Speaker 19: How are you?
Speaker 1: Shannon there? Hallo, Shannon, we got you. How are you?
Speaker 11: I'm here?
Speaker 1: You doing? Yeah, very well? Thanks? Holiday weekend over here.
Speaker 1: So people I reckon they're either on a day trip,
Speaker 1: there's a bit of rain coming in this afternoon, or
Speaker 1: maybe they're around, you know, doing a bit of home improvement,
Speaker 1: fixing things.
Speaker 11: Well, that's always good one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it is, isn't it? Do you? You sort
Speaker 1: of do it naturally. It's part of your life and
Speaker 1: you're satisfying for you, isn't it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, very love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And any tips of people like myself and need
Speaker 1: a bit of motivating.
Speaker 11: Do things in bite sized pieces. It's how I train
Speaker 11: kids with cleaning, and it works for everything. I mean,
Speaker 11: when you want to teach a kid how to clean
Speaker 11: their room, you give them a hula hoop and you
Speaker 11: throw the hula hoop over the messiest part of the
Speaker 11: room and they only have to clean wat's in side
Speaker 11: the hula hoop, and then all you do is move
Speaker 11: the hula hoop every day. By the end of the week,
Speaker 11: they've cleaned their room and they know how they got there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, manageable chunks, hey, yep yeah, or invite
Speaker 1: someone over for dinner, and then you've got to do it,
Speaker 1: don't you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, I mean I love having garden parties.
Speaker 11: And when I have a garden party, it's not you know,
Speaker 11: tea and SCons, it's everybody comes in their overalls and
Speaker 11: brings garden tools with them when we work in the garden.
Speaker 1: Very good. I like it a busy bee, Shanne, lush
Speaker 1: busy bee. Yeah, Nolene, I think we've had this question
Speaker 1: many many times, you and I over the years. Nolan
Speaker 1: has got some dog wee on a cloth lounge a stain, right,
Speaker 1: what do you reckon?
Speaker 11: Well, you clean it with white vinegar perk to get
Speaker 11: rid of the smell and the urine. But if it's
Speaker 11: a stain, it's likely been there long enough that there's
Speaker 11: almost no urine left and it's likely to need to
Speaker 11: use glycerin. So you just use a couple of drops
Speaker 11: of glycerin onto an old toothpost, lightly brush it across
Speaker 11: the top of the stain, leave it for an hour
Speaker 11: and a half, and then take a cake of damp
Speaker 11: bathroom so scribble on it like you're using a crayon,
Speaker 11: and rub it out with a cold damp cloth, and
Speaker 11: when you finish getting the stain out, evenly damp the
Speaker 11: entire panel so that you don't.
Speaker 5: End up with watermark.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Noline, hope that helped. I hope you
Speaker 1: were listening in today, Shannon. And I've got a block's
Speaker 1: being cleared recently in my little neighborhood. I've killed nine
Speaker 1: mice in seven days in my home. They're little, tiny ones.
Speaker 1: Not sure how they got in, not sure how many more.
Speaker 1: There are a bit of mechanical trapping, a little bit
Speaker 1: of electronic deterrent. What's the Shannon Lush method.
Speaker 11: Well, there's snake pool. That's one of the best ways
Speaker 11: to do it. You just put snakepool around the house.
Speaker 1: Pet shops swright, don't they.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so do.
Speaker 11: Reptile parks and catch and release programs. They will sell
Speaker 11: it and it's dehydrated snakepood We can't smell it, but
Speaker 11: they can, and they just it's just a natural predator.
Speaker 11: So that just keeps them away. But I do like
Speaker 11: the electronic deterrence. They work very well. And when we
Speaker 11: had mouse plays last year and that it got rid
Speaker 11: of them in forty eight hours.
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, yeah, it is. Yeah, I mean if if
Speaker 1: I use the snake, if I deploy the snakepoo, and
Speaker 1: I am worried that they might they're in the house
Speaker 1: in number already.
Speaker 11: Well if you see them, they are okay, yep, yep, yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Well as I say, ninety seven days,
Speaker 1: so they are hopefully that their numbers are things.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 11: The other thing that you can use, peppermint oil is
Speaker 11: a really great deterrent they because it interrupts there because
Speaker 11: they are attracted to food by smell. That's how they
Speaker 11: hunt by smell, and pepna oil muddles up there their
Speaker 11: sense of smell, so they can't smell where food is.
Speaker 11: If you use a spray bottle and you put half
Speaker 11: a tea spent of pepmine oil into a liter of
Speaker 11: water in a spray bottle and just missed it around
Speaker 11: the floor, they won't come in because they can't smell
Speaker 11: food anymore.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right. If they're in there already somewhere and
Speaker 1: I can't find them, just mechanical with those methods might
Speaker 1: causing a move outside your him.
Speaker 11: Yeah, most definitely. If they can't smell food, they will
Speaker 11: move somewhere else because they follow the food.
Speaker 30: They do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, just a little look online. Snakepool's about
Speaker 1: fifteen bucks, so that's a very modestly priced I will
Speaker 1: have a look at that one thing.
Speaker 11: Yea, and it lasts for a long time. Snakepoo. You
Speaker 11: only have to put a couple of discs in the
Speaker 11: corner of each room, and that's enough to do the
Speaker 11: whole room because mask smell. That smell really strong and
Speaker 11: it's that's Yeah, they don't like snake snakes at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, no, no, because I think they're going
Speaker 1: to get eaten. If you'd like to speak to Shannelus,
Speaker 1: you can one double three eighty two. Shannon fixes things,
Speaker 1: what projects on the go at the moment, Shannon in
Speaker 1: the lost home.
Speaker 11: Oh, I'm doing a whole lot of glass staining at
Speaker 11: the moment. Bed lighting and glass staining.
Speaker 18: Yeah, okay, I do lots of things.
Speaker 1: I get that sense. So the years, when I have
Speaker 1: chatted for years, I know there's never a dull moment. No,
Speaker 1: I like creating, Brennan says, I use Shannon. This is
Speaker 1: a SEMs, Shanne. I use Shannon's washing machine met I've
Speaker 1: got a three year old toilet training At the moment,
Speaker 1: I'm presuing it's a three year old person. What's the
Speaker 1: best way scented additive to really neutralize any smell, especially
Speaker 1: as you get the daycare cloth at the end of
Speaker 1: the day.
Speaker 11: No, if you're using the washing formula properly, you won't
Speaker 11: get any residual smell. Is a resid You don't try
Speaker 11: and ever try and cover a smell with another smell,
Speaker 11: because often it will actually set the original smell.
Speaker 23: It's not not getting rid of it.
Speaker 11: If you can smell something, it means there's something wrong.
Speaker 11: So the if it's a top loader, you need to
Speaker 11: use one quarter of the recommended quantity of soapowder or
Speaker 11: liquid and add two tablespoons of bike up soda to it,
Speaker 11: and in your fabric condition slot to use two tablespoons
Speaker 11: of white vinegar.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 11: That that's for all of your washing. And will your
Speaker 11: clothes come cleaner, They stay cleaner longer, and they dry
Speaker 11: one third fast and it's much much cheaper. If you've
Speaker 11: got a front loader, there's recipes the same, it's just one.
Speaker 11: It's the recommended quantity.
Speaker 23: Of soap, powder or liquid.
Speaker 11: All the rest of it's the same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, thank you, Shannon. John's fined in there
Speaker 1: you go, Brendan good I John.
Speaker 5: Hello, I've had a mother anderity drinks flow in my
Speaker 5: car and it's gone all over my car rooflining.
Speaker 11: Yep, you'll need to spunge it down with white vinegar.
Speaker 11: Just a small amount of white vinegar on a cloth
Speaker 11: and wipe it over and make sure you do the
Speaker 11: entire panel. Otherwise with sort of these watermarks that look
Speaker 11: like they're brown.
Speaker 7: Okay, yep, so do the whole roads, Yeah, whole.
Speaker 11: Feeling with white vinegar on a cloth. Just wring the
Speaker 11: cloth out in white vinegar and give it a good
Speaker 11: scrub and it'll come straight.
Speaker 19: Out all right, beautiful.
Speaker 23: Thank you very much, Thanks jos, very welcome.
Speaker 1: Thanks sir shouting sixteen minutes sixteen minutes past twelve here
Speaker 1: in Perth, Happy w A day to all of our listeners.
Speaker 1: We are keeping a poll today. Is WA the best
Speaker 1: place in the world to live? I'll bring you up
Speaker 1: today with that before one o'clock comes around.
Speaker 11: Pretty bloody marbles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's all right in that.
Speaker 23: Oh, I love going to w A.
Speaker 11: It's just wonderful.
Speaker 23: Yeah, yeah it is.
Speaker 17: It's now.
Speaker 1: And for our listeners. You live in rural New South Wales,
Speaker 1: don't you? Yeah yeah, I do in the hills in
Speaker 1: the mountains. Yeah yeah, nice, good on you. That's not
Speaker 1: bad either, and we'll come back more. Shannon Lush to
Speaker 1: give us a call one level three ay two, sixteen
Speaker 1: and a half minutes past midday. That diesel, Bruce, that's diesel,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Yeah, I can. We're going to do West
Speaker 1: Australian songs before the day's out. Your favorite WA songs
Speaker 1: on WADA that's coming up in just a moment. Shannon
Speaker 1: Lush is with us. She fixes things. Joe's phone in
Speaker 1: Gid Joe, Hello, Yellow, Hi who we got lie? Bob?
Speaker 1: Hi Bob?
Speaker 31: How are you?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 32: That's it yep. I've recently moved into a little house
Speaker 32: and the people that were there before they put reflector
Speaker 32: tape on the wall. Now the reflector tapes come off
Speaker 32: and in its place is no more nails, and it
Speaker 32: looks it's horrible. Every time I drive into my carboard
Speaker 32: I look at it and go, it's just I've got
Speaker 32: to get.
Speaker 8: Rid of it.
Speaker 32: But I have no idea where to start.
Speaker 11: All you need to do is get yourself a bucket
Speaker 11: of boiler water, a hair dry and into the water. Sorry, yep, so.
Speaker 32: I had thought of the hair dryer, but I thought
Speaker 32: i'd consult you to be absolutely certain.
Speaker 11: Into the bucket of boiling water, you put a teaspoon
Speaker 11: of tea tree oil, get yourself a rolled up croth.
Speaker 26: To use with it.
Speaker 11: You rub the boiling Make sure you wear rubber gloves
Speaker 11: because you've got to have the water boiling, and you
Speaker 11: saturated with with the water with the tea tree oil,
Speaker 11: and you run the hair dry back. It was important
Speaker 11: across it and it'll just turn to Google and it
Speaker 11: just comes straight off.
Speaker 32: Thank you so much, it's a.
Speaker 33: Thank you.
Speaker 23: It'll be gone.
Speaker 1: I haven't heard that before. Is it so reflect the
Speaker 1: tape in the dry in the carboard? So you just
Speaker 1: don't drive into the water.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the no more else is what she was trying
Speaker 11: to remove. It in odhesive and it's it's quite a
Speaker 11: strong adhesive, but it dissolves in hot water and tea
Speaker 11: tree oil.
Speaker 1: All right, we're going to Tanya. Now, get Tanya.
Speaker 33: Hello, how are you? My question is I got married
Speaker 33: the other day and the weather it had been raining
Speaker 33: on and off, and my wedding shoes look like they're
Speaker 33: quite waters stained. Would there be any suggestions on how
Speaker 33: to clean clean them?
Speaker 23: What are they made of?
Speaker 33: I think it's like a cynthia, a synthetic saturin type
Speaker 33: of a fabric.
Speaker 12: Yep, Okay.
Speaker 11: The easiest thing to do is to just use white
Speaker 11: spirits and talcum powder. Now, white spirits you get from
Speaker 11: the hardware store. It's not methylated spirits, and it's not
Speaker 11: VOD because I don't drink it. It's called white spirits.
Speaker 11: You wipe them over evenly so that the entire panels
Speaker 11: evenly damp with the white spirits, and then you give
Speaker 11: it a really good coverage with talcumpowder, not baby powder,
Speaker 11: talcum powder. Leave it to dry. Do not touch it
Speaker 11: while it's drying, your nose it's dry, because the tal
Speaker 11: compatible will all go fluffy again. Once it is dry,
Speaker 11: you just brush it off with it with a soft
Speaker 11: brush and it'll get rid of the stains. Awesome, Thank
Speaker 11: you so much, thank you, You're welcome.
Speaker 1: Thanks Tanner, thanks for calling in this sort of casually
Speaker 1: got married the other week from days, No big deal.
Speaker 1: Get AJF Greetings.
Speaker 5: Greeting Simon, Thanks Shannon using your stage completion of tasks,
Speaker 5: and I will make that excuse instead of procrastination. Shannon,
Speaker 5: how I did the last six meter section of my
Speaker 5: roof cutters this morning prior to our sixty odd meals
Speaker 5: of rain. We're going to get moss and like and
Speaker 5: on clay tiles. Is it apart from not letting the
Speaker 5: neighbors leaves land on the roof, which is so difficult
Speaker 5: to achieve, how can I minimize the moss and likenments growing.
Speaker 11: If you go to your hardware store and go to
Speaker 11: the swimming pool section, you'll see always moods that say
Speaker 11: alga side. You need to read the fine print on
Speaker 11: them and find any of those bottles that contain copper
Speaker 11: salt bait. So it's an alga side that contains copper
Speaker 11: salt baate. You put two tablespoons of it into a
Speaker 11: bucket of water and you just sweep it over the surface.
Speaker 11: If it's awkward for you to reach, you can get
Speaker 11: one of those backpack sprayers from your local nursery that
Speaker 11: you can hire for the day, and you just make
Speaker 11: up the solution and put it into the backpack sprayer
Speaker 11: and spray it. You don't have to do anything after that.
Speaker 11: You don't hose it off, don't sweep it off, just
Speaker 11: leave it there. A couple of days later, it'll blow
Speaker 11: away by itself. And because it'll shrivel up and die
Speaker 11: and blow away and the resid you will inhibit regrowth.
Speaker 5: Great, thank you. I used that same I've used that
Speaker 5: already for my roll out awning on my old caravan,
Speaker 5: so yeah, it works. True, we've got the product.
Speaker 1: I'll use that one powers Safety mate.
Speaker 5: Very good and just down the road from Safety Bay
Speaker 5: Settlements of course, which.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that mate, very nice working. Thanks Jeff. Jeff from
Speaker 1: Safety Bay on the coast, probably about forty five k
Speaker 1: south of Perth. Shannon did a Maggie, Oh hi.
Speaker 30: Yes, I've got blue gum wood on my floors and
Speaker 30: I decided I wanted to bring up the shine. And
Speaker 30: normally my husband does polish as the floor, but I
Speaker 30: decided to do it and I.
Speaker 32: Used hardwood polish restorer.
Speaker 30: And what has happened is left like a film like
Speaker 30: almost like a smeared batter on it. And my poor
Speaker 30: husband was not impressed. He has been cleaning and cleaning
Speaker 30: it to try and take it off and we can't
Speaker 30: think for anything.
Speaker 11: Okay, Well, what's happened is what was the original coating
Speaker 11: on the timber.
Speaker 30: It was semi like semi gloss.
Speaker 11: Sorry, I can you've just moved away from the part
Speaker 11: water bay. It was a water based semi gloss.
Speaker 23: Okay.
Speaker 7: See the product that.
Speaker 11: You have put over the top of it has actually
Speaker 11: burnt into the surface. You're going to need to use
Speaker 11: glitcerin to remove it. What thank you're doing? Yeah, glcerin
Speaker 11: when you're doing it with glitcier And there's an easy
Speaker 11: way to do it. If you roll a pair of
Speaker 11: panty hose up in a tight ball and leave the
Speaker 11: last bit of waste elastic loose so it can go
Speaker 11: over the top of your foot. You put the ball
Speaker 11: of panty hose underneath your foot, you put the glittering
Speaker 11: onto the onto the panty hose ball, and then you
Speaker 11: just rub your feet over the floor and you'll get
Speaker 11: rid of it.
Speaker 31: Okay.
Speaker 11: I hoped by otherwise, And that way you don't have
Speaker 11: to bend to do it.
Speaker 1: Maggie. Do you know where to get glittering from?
Speaker 31: Maggie, No, I don't.
Speaker 24: Where would I get it from?
Speaker 11: You can get it from the supermarket. It's in three
Speaker 11: places in the supermarket. It's in the bathroom aile next
Speaker 11: to the soaps, It's in the nappy aisle next to
Speaker 11: the nappy creams, and it's in the cooking aisle next
Speaker 11: to the icing sugar. Okay, ether the liquid or yeah
Speaker 11: it is. It's a liquid. Okay? And how much do
Speaker 11: I understand? Well, you just damp the bandy hose with
Speaker 11: the glycerom and you just polish it with it a lot.
Speaker 11: It goes a long way. You can do an area
Speaker 11: about two square meters with a teaspoon, okay for teethpoint
Speaker 11: all right, okay, teaspoon for every two square meters.
Speaker 1: Thanks Maggie, Okay, thank you very much. You're welcome. Thank
Speaker 1: you're welcome for calling in. Thanks Channa. Twenty seven past midday.
Speaker 1: A couple of text messages that have come in today. Homesey,
Speaker 1: you're a naughty boy. I'm not going to read that out.
Speaker 1: Pete says I have grease stains on high coy wood
Speaker 1: paneling that I can't seem to get rid of. Any suggestions.
Speaker 18: Please, I need more information.
Speaker 1: You need more information, Pete, Try and get back to
Speaker 1: us if you can. This one from Peter how to
Speaker 1: get rid of mold on vinyl car seats? So what
Speaker 1: can you use it to stop it from recurring?
Speaker 11: The best way to remove it is with oil of
Speaker 11: clothes solution. It's a quarter of teaspin of oil of
Speaker 11: cloves into a liter of water in a spray bottle.
Speaker 11: Mist it over, leave it on for twenty four hours,
Speaker 11: and then just wipe it off with a cloth wrung
Speaker 11: out in white vinegar.
Speaker 1: There you go, Pete. Thank you, Shannon. This one's from
Speaker 1: Steve O. How do you get bacon fat out of
Speaker 1: a dark jumper? Thanks Steve O.
Speaker 11: All you need to do is get a couple of
Speaker 11: drops of normal dish washing liquid that's not one of
Speaker 11: the ego varieties. Just normal dish washing liquid on your fingertips,
Speaker 11: no water, just dish washing liquid, and you rub it
Speaker 11: into the spot with your eyes shut, and you shut
Speaker 11: your eyes so you can feel when it changes texture.
Speaker 11: You'll know that it's done because you'll suddenly feel it'll
Speaker 11: suddenly feel like jelly under your fingers when you rubbed
Speaker 11: it enough. That means it's multified and it'll rinse out
Speaker 11: in cold water.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go, Steve O. Thank you, mate, and
Speaker 1: keep that bacon away from you. A jumper mate, probably cooking,
Speaker 1: i'd say. Karen, Hi, Karen shann and our caravan toilet
Speaker 1: is plastic is become stained orange brown, possibly from wee wee.
Speaker 1: How can I clean it up?
Speaker 11: It's more likely that it's from cleaning products that orange
Speaker 11: brown is. Usually where the polycarbonate is actually burnt. Is
Speaker 11: glicerin and tal conpowder approximately equal parts. Make a paste
Speaker 11: of it. It should be the consistency of spreadable butter.
Speaker 11: Polish it on with a pair of pannios, Leave it
Speaker 11: on for twenty minutes, and polish it back off again.
Speaker 11: Repeat if necessary, because depending on how far into the
Speaker 11: plastic it's burnt, because that's what it is, it's char
Speaker 11: you may need to do it again. If you do,
Speaker 11: leave it twenty four hours in between attempts and you'll
Speaker 11: get it clean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, Shannon, thanks very much for joining us today.
Speaker 1: To all the callers and text messages who who correspondence
Speaker 1: you got in touch with us, thank you. We obviously
Speaker 1: love having you on board. And Shannon, thanks for helping
Speaker 1: us to fix things over here on WADAY.
Speaker 11: Really all right, oh worry, Thank you very much, for
Speaker 11: having me wonderful day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you. We will and talk to you soon.
Speaker 11: Hey you betch I see you later.
Speaker 1: Thanks for Shannon Channel US. She fixes things. One double
Speaker 1: three A two meter is the phone number. We will
Speaker 1: take pause. We get some news headlines from our man
Speaker 1: John Nichols. It's w a holiday day, wa day, and
Speaker 1: I'll bring up to date with our question today. Is
Speaker 1: w A the best place in the world to live?
Speaker 1: It's a yes, no question. We'll come back in just
Speaker 1: a moment. We're going to go to Bianca Carboni as well.
Speaker 1: We talked about that e scooter who had a day
Speaker 1: in court today after pranging into a pedestrian on Saturday
Speaker 1: night corner of Murray and King Street in the CBD.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to Bianca Carboni in just a moment to
Speaker 1: find out what's happened.
Speaker 34: Back in a moment, had a text we've got a
Speaker 34: crashing factor car roll over on Tonkin Highway southbound at
Speaker 34: Leech Highway at Perth. They poured various lanes blocked there
Speaker 34: with Toey's on site and emergency services. Traffic heavy on approach.
Speaker 34: You'll do yourself for a favor if you avoid the area.
Speaker 34: Apart from that nodal as on the Mitchell Kanana Graham
Speaker 34: Farmer north Bridge Tunnel in the city or Metro. I'm
Speaker 34: Bruce Welsh on Perth's traffic leader six PR.
Speaker 1: Happy Wa day, John. How are you are you feeling
Speaker 1: West Australian.
Speaker 4: Totally per Isn't it great?
Speaker 1: It is great? It is a great John. Is WA
Speaker 1: the best place in the world to live? Look at
Speaker 1: our Yes nos? Could you read those out for us?
Speaker 4: Oh, I've never had to do this. Yes, fifty three, No,
Speaker 4: twenty six. Practically two to one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, practically two to one. Now, thank you for coming in.
Speaker 1: Let's take pause, listen, let's go to our newsroom at
Speaker 1: six PR. John Nichols, good afternoon, Thank.
Speaker 4: You, Simon, good afternoon. State Treasurer has stopped short of
Speaker 4: denying that household power and water rates will increase in
Speaker 4: the forthcoming budget. Rich As Safiote deniers reports that bills
Speaker 4: could go up by three percent, but she says the
Speaker 4: ZACH figures won't be revealed until Budget Day later in
Speaker 4: the month. Miss Saffiotti also says she won't block the
Speaker 4: controversial bare knuckle Fighting Championships from being held here if
Speaker 4: the event is approved. Despite the objections of the AMA
Speaker 4: and others wearing her Sport and Recreation Minister hat Miss
Speaker 4: Safiotti says it's up to individuals if they want to
Speaker 4: support any of the many combat sports events that are
Speaker 4: held every month. The United States says Australia should increase
Speaker 4: defense spending by forty billion dollars a year in a
Speaker 4: bid to counter the growing threat posed by China. The
Speaker 4: federal government says it's open to spending war, but it
Speaker 4: won't pick an arbitrary number. In soccer, Joe Montemiro has
Speaker 4: been announced as the new Matilda's head coach and the
Speaker 4: soccer Oos have arrived in Perth to prepare for Thursday's
Speaker 4: World Cup qualifier at the Stadium twenty three degrees at
Speaker 4: the moment. Shower is developing today with a possible storm
Speaker 4: down to thirteen overnight, much the same tomorrow and on
Speaker 4: Wednesday with temperatures around twenty More News.
Speaker 1: At one, Thanks John John, as we head towards one
Speaker 1: o'clock and handing the reins over to Rusty Killette on
Speaker 1: WADA do you have a w A song or West
Speaker 1: Australian song or artist that you're enamored of?
Speaker 4: I would like to suggest something that's a bit of
Speaker 4: lightweight pop, and it's often to cry it as such,
Speaker 4: but I think lightweight pop is pretty dumb good. I'd
Speaker 4: like to recommend the New Guys.
Speaker 1: And in your Car, John, Yeah, what year was that?
Speaker 1: You think?
Speaker 4: I'm guessing eighty one?
Speaker 1: Eighty one eighty perhaps Lee singer's name Linda Nutter, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Linda Nutter.
Speaker 4: Peter Crosby is the keyboard player.
Speaker 35: And he was the musical director of a show I
Speaker 35: was in at Uwa called Fest Mafooria Zus Greek apparently anyway,
Speaker 35: the Mafias exactly well done, and that they had a
Speaker 35: rap party at his place I think, and his band
Speaker 35: played and I didn't know who they were.
Speaker 4: But they were the guys at a party.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, pretty cool, Yeah, very cool?
Speaker 29: What on?
Speaker 1: John? Thank you very much. That kicks us off for
Speaker 1: our Wa songs and bands you'd like to hear. You'll
Speaker 1: hear John Nichols on Perth Live this Afternoon with Rusty
Speaker 1: Collette as I think God he's recovered, but he's having
Speaker 1: a day off today, so Oli, if you're listening, good
Speaker 1: luck to your mate. One double three A two WA songs, bands,
Speaker 1: artists I've got a couple. We've got a couple ready
Speaker 1: for Bruce to play in here today. You're right, Bruce,
Speaker 1: going all right.
Speaker 6: It's a bit like a game show mate.
Speaker 34: It's a BP pick a button you point to me,
Speaker 34: I'll pick a button if it's right.
Speaker 1: We're doing all right? That didn't That filled me with
Speaker 1: great confidence? Now we mentioned this off the top of
Speaker 1: the show today. We talked about EA scooters last week.
Speaker 1: Four fatalities in Western Australia already so far this year.
Speaker 1: We talked to a retailer last Friday who said that
Speaker 1: it's not unusual for customers to go into retail and say, look,
Speaker 1: give me some extra speed. You suit my scooter up,
Speaker 1: otherwise I'm going somewhere else to buy one. We did
Speaker 1: talk about it on the show last last week. Bianca
Speaker 1: Carboni has been at court today and Eastcooter has front
Speaker 1: of court accused of critically injuring a pedestrian at the
Speaker 1: weekend corner of corner of King and Murray Streets. I
Speaker 1: reckon in the city, Hi, Bianca, what can you tell us?
Speaker 36: Good afternoon, Simon. Yes, the prosecution says they have a
Speaker 36: strong case for this serious E scooter offense. Essentially a
Speaker 36: twenty four year old Alisha Camp. She's a UK resident
Speaker 36: who is in Perth on a visa. She was allegedly
Speaker 36: drunk on Saturday night when she drove the East scooter
Speaker 36: into a fifty one year old man walking down Murray Street.
Speaker 36: He was critically injured and rushed to Royal Perth Hospital,
Speaker 36: where still fighting for life. There was also an illegal
Speaker 36: passenger on the East scooter when it crashed, a twenty
Speaker 36: six year old woman who also suffered injuries, though those
Speaker 36: were more minor now. There was a bail application made
Speaker 36: today but that's been postponed until tomorrow. The magistrate has
Speaker 36: demanded a residential address for the woman and someone with
Speaker 36: a firm connection to WA to give surety. So ms
Speaker 36: Camp will remain in custody overnight and hopefully or she's
Speaker 36: hoping to get out of court tomorrow because it is
Speaker 36: the day before her twenty birthday.
Speaker 1: So we just lost your phone a day before what birthday?
Speaker 36: Her twenty fifth birthday?
Speaker 1: Seth birthday?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 1: Okay, do we know what time of Saturday night this happened?
Speaker 36: I believe it was after eight pm?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so there's a fair bit of traffic there's
Speaker 1: a couple of bars in the area, and you know
Speaker 1: there's a fabit happening down down on King and Murray,
Speaker 1: isn't there so or up the top there, I guess
Speaker 1: is where that all happened, is there? And did you
Speaker 1: say there was alcohol involved? He said she was drunk.
Speaker 33: That's right.
Speaker 36: So she's facing two charges and so police say that
Speaker 36: she was drunk while driving the East Scoos. Those charges
Speaker 36: are both over dangerous driving and relate through the injuries
Speaker 36: to both the passenger and the pedestrian. And the judge
Speaker 36: or the magistrate did say this is quite a contentious
Speaker 36: matter in the community at the moment, as you said, Simon,
Speaker 36: East Scooter Matters and Royal Perth Hospital have said that
Speaker 36: they treat at least one patient a day from a
Speaker 36: writable accident.
Speaker 1: Well, well that's amazing. Well we'll hear and see your
Speaker 1: reports later on Bianca. Do we know if it's a
Speaker 1: City of Perth scooter or a private one.
Speaker 36: That's unknown at this moment, all right, so we'll.
Speaker 1: Find out more details. Yeah, that's that's not good all round, Bianca.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much for our report. Thanks for talking
Speaker 1: to six PM. We'll hear and see you on nine
Speaker 1: News of Sabo on tonight.
Speaker 36: Thanks Simon Biunca.
Speaker 1: Carboni so we know a little bit more. Twenty five
Speaker 1: year old woman from England passenger on the vehicle on
Speaker 1: the east scooter as well. We don't know whether it's
Speaker 1: one of those. I think that orange the City of
Speaker 1: Perth ones, aren't they they're blue? Orange? I think they're orange.
Speaker 1: Not completely sure? Are you think they are orange?
Speaker 6: Blue?
Speaker 1: Orange and blue? This ry different case? There was yeah,
Speaker 1: orange and purple the bean the beam ones aren't anything.
Speaker 1: The bean ones are orange. Thanks team. That's that's no good,
Speaker 1: is it? We talked about last week One a Day,
Speaker 1: Will Perth is saying this one a day. I think
Speaker 1: Bianca has chased it up in her own background recording
Speaker 1: as there but chasing your w A songs As we
Speaker 1: head up to one o'clock today, anything you like, would
Speaker 1: love to talk to you, give us a call, Chantelle,
Speaker 1: Thank you very much for hanging on.
Speaker 30: That's it, okay, hey Bo, we have to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well thanks Will? What's your song?
Speaker 23: So?
Speaker 9: I'm going to nominate a young Aboriginal rupper who is
Speaker 9: samely talented. His name is Incaby.
Speaker 11: The song is beat the odds and he's amazing. He
Speaker 11: gives emminemma run for his money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks, Chantelle, have a good day, Thank you too.
Speaker 1: Definitely the first time we've played that on the station.
Speaker 1: I reckon, Chantel, you never seased to amaze me. Nineteen
Speaker 1: minutes to one o'clock. Any anything you like?
Speaker 17: One?
Speaker 1: Double three, add two, I've got one. I've got one
Speaker 1: for you, Bruce. I'll bring give it to you just
Speaker 1: a moment. Been a lot of great like great West
Speaker 1: Australian acts and artists. Hi, Mark.
Speaker 19: Bowie, how are you good?
Speaker 1: Mate? There's always one and you're the one.
Speaker 7: Today on the way.
Speaker 20: That's probably per band. I used to watch them that
Speaker 20: the Albion not I like it both ways. And also
Speaker 20: they had shoes too to touch.
Speaker 1: And they ended up being a countdown band, didn't They
Speaker 1: made him countdown a fair bit?
Speaker 22: Yes they did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all right mate, thank your good man, thank you?
Speaker 14: Yeah, inside out his daddy thinks he's insane.
Speaker 1: Down down, reckon. When this came out, I was probably
Speaker 1: twelve thirty, didn't I remember it?
Speaker 23: On counting?
Speaker 1: I didn't know what they were saying, but now I do.
Speaker 1: It's on my grown up. Thanks Mark.
Speaker 17: I like it.
Speaker 1: I like it both ways.
Speaker 6: You think you're grown up.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your support.
Speaker 15: Gary, gooday, good Simon, Bruce to your god.
Speaker 22: It's very good.
Speaker 1: It's a moving feast Gary.
Speaker 12: I know one's band good like my selections Off and
Speaker 12: from the Path Glenn Ingram in the high Side and
Speaker 12: it's the Skyboat from It's brilliants quite eat in Sydney.
Speaker 1: Actually yeah, thanks, yeah you too. Cheers here that Brucey. Alright,
Speaker 1: you're good on music.
Speaker 34: I'll have to pass on that one.
Speaker 1: All right. So what have you got for us? I've
Speaker 1: got the Ross Ryan Ross Ryan. Yeah, yeah, I've got
Speaker 1: Ross Ryan for you. That's now. He lives in Albany.
Speaker 1: We lived in album in the later years of his life,
Speaker 1: but this was a massive worldwide h have you got
Speaker 1: it for us?
Speaker 6: Who do you think you're working with?
Speaker 1: Here we go with you, Ross Ryan. I'm Pegasus Stanky
Speaker 1: Bruce of course.
Speaker 37: I am Michael, I am Jamberry and John that don't
Speaker 37: have to leave you, Lona Chow.
Speaker 1: I am Jane, I'm Genesis, Ross Ryan, I am Peggas.
Speaker 1: Is how good international hit? That's good?
Speaker 34: That give me that line is I have no fear?
Speaker 34: Let's that the next line is I have no fear.
Speaker 34: I have no fear, yept when I'm pushing your button?
Speaker 34: Yeah no, and I just the left hand right hand
Speaker 34: crossing over is worries me a little bit. I haven't
Speaker 34: seen that before.
Speaker 1: You know, you know the world cart mate octopus comes
Speaker 1: comes out of the bucket and chooses which team is
Speaker 1: going to win the game. It's like watching that was
Speaker 1: his name that octopus? Oh, I can't remember, be some
Speaker 1: German name Erican. It's coming up fifteen and a half
Speaker 1: minutes to one. We'll come back in just a moment.
Speaker 1: Do you have a West Australian song artist act you'd
Speaker 1: like to play for us? You've got a heap of
Speaker 1: them here one double three eighty two ring in. It
Speaker 1: might be our core of the day as well. Thanks
Speaker 1: for listening. This is this is the Bruce's Iman's show.
Speaker 1: So Brandon has this semesis Bruce Is. The octopus that
Speaker 1: predicted the name of the soccer matches was named Paul Right,
Speaker 1: which is apparently a very common ocopus name. Thanks Brendan,
Speaker 1: Paul Hey. Did Paul have a gardener? Probably Beatles Garden.
Speaker 1: He operated between two thousand and eight two thousand two
Speaker 1: and then he was a common octopus, predicted the rules
Speaker 1: of international like FIFA football matches, and he was used
Speaker 1: here during the World to World Cup twenty ten. Paul
Speaker 1: Octopus de crake Paul, which you're assuming is that the
Speaker 1: German But he was born in Weymouth, England and he
Speaker 1: died in Oberhausen, Germany. But watching him come out of
Speaker 1: that aquarium picking the soccer balls, he's love watching you
Speaker 1: operak the panels. So you've got Paul on the panel.
Speaker 1: Paul the panels one, double three two. Marty on the
Speaker 1: text line says it has to be, has to be.
Speaker 1: This one has to be the Trifford's Wide Open Road.
Speaker 1: Good on your Marty. Here it is. It's a wide
Speaker 1: open road. It's a wide open road. I'll do the
Speaker 1: singing bit, it's a wide open road. The drums went
Speaker 1: off in my forehead. Know that what went off my
Speaker 1: fort If Jimmy was here, you would have got the
Speaker 1: yeah us, Yeah, that's right, you're not. You're Pauly octopus.
Speaker 1: Damien says wide open Road. Windows did a good version
Speaker 1: of that too. Mick Thomas, Weddings Parties Anything did a
Speaker 1: nice version. The Quintessential w a driving song Wide Open
Speaker 1: Road by the Triffis is Damien from Belden Demo. The
Speaker 1: video clip was filmed in Gingin, and the album cover
Speaker 1: for Born Sandy Devotional is a very different looking mandra
Speaker 1: Estree Mouse's demo from Belden. Yeah, cheers, mate, Damien. I reckon.
Speaker 1: Quite a few members of the Triffids lived in that
Speaker 1: big house at the top of Devil's Elbow near Peppermint
Speaker 1: Grove Mossie Park there, So I think there's that big
Speaker 1: house on the corner where Devil's Elbow comes up the
Speaker 1: hill and goes left then right. I'm pretty sure they
Speaker 1: lived in that big hill there on the be Hilly today, John,
Speaker 1: how are you going.
Speaker 5: Hi, Simon?
Speaker 21: Remember the Bakery trust in the Lord.
Speaker 1: I do remember. That's early seventies, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 21: There's another mob too called Fladdy Lumpkin.
Speaker 1: Ye Billionaires, Yeah, I remember, Yeah, I remember Faddy Lumpkin.
Speaker 1: I saw them a few times. They used to play it,
Speaker 1: you know, Miss West Coast and the beach competitions and
Speaker 1: playing the pubs in the Faddy Lumpkin. Yeah. All right, mate,
Speaker 1: We've got some bakery for I reckon. Thank you, John.
Speaker 6: That's a good reason for I'm living. That's a good reason, farm.
Speaker 26: Dying too well.
Speaker 1: The Lord is the only one.
Speaker 7: You can.
Speaker 37: That's a good reason, farm thinking, very good reason. I'm
Speaker 37: crying too well.
Speaker 1: The Lord, there's the only one. Thanks Jean trusting the Lord.
Speaker 1: Cheers Mate Bakery big band in the seventies played around
Speaker 1: the pubs Fatty Lumpkin had they shared some members with
Speaker 1: Fatty Lumpkin. I reckon and this is the this is
Speaker 1: the great, this is the great, obvious one. We like this.
Speaker 1: Don't be brucie. This is from Mark. What about Dave
Speaker 1: Warner from Bicton, Western Australia. I wake up there with
Speaker 1: no one.
Speaker 5: I wake up there.
Speaker 37: I'm just a suburban boy, just a suburban BOYE.
Speaker 1: Quick. They just pull the octopus setting songs off a cliff.
Speaker 1: What I like about that Dave Warner singing I'm just
Speaker 1: a suburban boy who's from Bicton. Victim is a fancy
Speaker 1: flash suburb these days. I think the street that I've
Speaker 1: talked to Dave about this, he is an author too, right,
Speaker 1: crime author, and I think Dave freely admits the streeting
Speaker 1: they grew up and Invicton is no longer there. But yeah, Bigton.
Speaker 1: Not really the out of suburbs these days, is it?
Speaker 1: No fancy? Hello Rusty, Rusty Collette, how are you very well?
Speaker 6: Thanks Bowie our mate. I missed the email.
Speaker 1: About the flash shirts.
Speaker 6: Yes, very surphy and ready to rock and roll.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to the football.
Speaker 6: Good on your Matey's Perth West Perth.
Speaker 1: Yeah you would be. Yes, you've just come in. How's
Speaker 1: the weather looking? Am I going to get a Do
Speaker 1: you know something I spoke about Weday? Yes?
Speaker 38: Seriously, since nine o'clock last Friday when you would have
Speaker 38: you a bit of a joke you were digging about
Speaker 38: the storm againting right, I don't think it's rain.
Speaker 1: Not a drop, Not a drop, mate, you've stopped us,
Speaker 1: not a millerter Incredible, isn't it?
Speaker 6: How's the weekend?
Speaker 1: But yeah, really good? Went to more River yesterday with
Speaker 1: what the nineteen year old who's a sort of a
Speaker 1: miniature but faster talking version of myself. Fantastic long drive up,
Speaker 1: hour and a half walk, doesn't mind a chat bella,
Speaker 1: he's a rip.
Speaker 6: How good is a drive with you? With your kids?
Speaker 6: So I go, I deal with my boys and when
Speaker 6: they're looking out because they're not looking straight at you.
Speaker 6: They just open up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't make strange about being a gain is awesome.
Speaker 1: And my name, I play a song, explain it. She
Speaker 1: plays a song, she explained, Yeah, she's a she's a beauty.
Speaker 1: And then well yeah, and it was. It wasn't a
Speaker 1: cheap day, russ, I never is.
Speaker 6: You're with your kids. Yeah, that's a job. How are
Speaker 6: you going to win today?
Speaker 1: Well? I did speculate with perhaps there will be a
Speaker 1: little bit of Adam Sellwood's sentiment around, because I got
Speaker 1: a fair bit to do with with the mighties. But
Speaker 1: it's always a West Percy East Perth is always a
Speaker 1: huge game because they both gear themselves for it. So
Speaker 1: hopefully it doesn't rain too much, and that's a good contest.
Speaker 6: I hope the rain holds off a bit. So are
Speaker 6: we hoping for five o'clock five thirty?
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, that would be good.
Speaker 6: Is your games only at one or two?
Speaker 1: Two thirty?
Speaker 6: Okay? So another one gets underwa ten past one?
Speaker 1: All right, So that's so your mob's fine. Yeah, it's Afria.
Speaker 6: One and two. This is the first time in seventy
Speaker 6: years I hit on the news.
Speaker 1: Couldn't it been a long time? Good?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What do you have for us on Perth life?
Speaker 6: Plenty of mate?
Speaker 38: Do you know that in w A I'm about to
Speaker 38: break that we're getting ripped off, like seriously duped breaking news.
Speaker 6: At one o'clock.
Speaker 38: Yeah all right, okay, you won't be happy. You're in
Speaker 38: the car probably listening and thinking this is not good.
Speaker 38: How did Russy find this out? Trent fascans that we're
Speaker 38: talking property.
Speaker 1: Three geniuses sharing a studio.
Speaker 6: Hell yeah, Broe just stoos on the three.
Speaker 38: Barali big trouble warning out about Barley and cover that
Speaker 38: we're going to cover a brewer, a local business on
Speaker 38: w A day doing great things in the world of beer,
Speaker 38: A couple of things we love w A and B.
Speaker 6: Yeah right, plenty plenty more.
Speaker 38: Yeah, I remember I'm telling you we're getting duped in
Speaker 38: w A and you're about to find out why I will.
Speaker 1: I'll be listening, mate, Thank you to go the Royal
Speaker 1: Go there you go, doggies, Thanks mate. Yeah, looking forward
Speaker 1: to getting to lead a lo oval today. Cheers Russ
Speaker 1: between one and five today, did I Phil?
Speaker 20: It's good?
Speaker 31: I used to love going to watch a Bag of
Speaker 31: Bones at the Albion and they used to play all
Speaker 31: those of per and the lead guitarist was Paul Felton. Yeah,
Speaker 31: and he passed away quite a while ago, and that
Speaker 31: they auctioned off his guitars.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 1: What era, mate, What years?
Speaker 31: Probably seventy seven yeah, okay, and he's been probably playing
Speaker 31: since early, I don't know, late sixties.
Speaker 1: Yeah, great era of mate, seventy seven the year of
Speaker 1: apocalypse now I think Hotel, California. Great era for music.
Speaker 1: Cheers Phil, cheers, bang of cheers, mate, pretty handy, Thanks
Speaker 1: very much, Phil. Thanks everyone who's called in today. I'll
Speaker 1: let you know who's one. Caller of the day talk
Speaker 1: back call the d angel a second. It's four minutes
Speaker 1: to one. Thanks for being part of it. I bringing
Speaker 1: up today in our poll as well is dub London
Speaker 1: calling from the far away town now. Caller of the
Speaker 1: day today is Mark. Thanks Mark, two pizzas, garlic bread,
Speaker 1: your choice of soft drink to enjoy in house will
Speaker 1: pick up. And it's a home Slice which is a
Speaker 1: new pizza borough Mundari run by local bloke Liam. Home
Speaker 1: Slice in Mindari coming out your way. Mark rang Us
Speaker 1: from Calgooley waiting on bare Knuckle Boxing. Thank you mate. Yes,
Speaker 1: No is wa the best place to live in the world.
Speaker 1: Yes are fifty four and the nose of twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Gary said it's just started a rain in
Speaker 1: East Victoria Park. Kevin said it's raining. Kim says raining
Speaker 1: heavily in South Fromantle raining. Victim says Kevin, it's raining
Speaker 1: in Kensington and says Linda looks I going and get
Speaker 1: wet at the footage. Thanks to my team, Thanks to Lindsey,
Speaker 1: thanks to Anne, thanks to Bruce, thanks to seb. Back
Speaker 1: tomorrow at nine o'clock. See you then,