Speaker 1: Show.
Speaker 2: This is three a w breakfast with Ross Stephenson and
Speaker 2: Russell Handcroft.
Speaker 1: Draft look at a winter Rup Damien not what he's
Speaker 1: about to do it? Surely the anger saw his brother.
Speaker 3: Brother.
Speaker 1: Today we are hosting the world cover of ac DC
Speaker 1: songs and us will determine which Acadaca song where we
Speaker 1: crown champion. Goals are scored via the instant polls. It's
Speaker 1: done by a telephone telephone alone. And when are we
Speaker 1: going to do the first match? I'm already worried. After
Speaker 1: the break we'll do the first one.
Speaker 4: I'm very concerned already.
Speaker 1: I am too, because well, we have no thumbs on
Speaker 1: the scale and I will not mention anything, but we
Speaker 1: can mention that in the past we both had a
Speaker 1: very firm view as to what is the greatest ABBA
Speaker 1: song ever fanged? And even make the final.
Speaker 5: I know?
Speaker 1: And the other one, what was the other cold Chisel
Speaker 1: and the one that certainly we didn't get what we
Speaker 1: thought was the best. No, because it's up to the folks.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 4: I wonder whether we can listen to knowing me, knowing
Speaker 4: you just at some point very soon.
Speaker 1: Just to soothe the wounds of it not winning. If
Speaker 1: you'd asked for a market before we did the World
Speaker 1: Cup of Songs, and you and I have seen abber
Speaker 1: Voyage from mate in London, and this is about the
Speaker 1: third song and abber Voyage, and I think we both
Speaker 1: had a tear in our eyes.
Speaker 4: We did, and then it is the third song.
Speaker 1: You're right. And then because in the chronology of Abbas,
Speaker 1: this is the song they play in abber Voyage when
Speaker 1: the marriage break ups.
Speaker 4: Out of and then just when he starts, you say
Speaker 4: to yourself, here we go, here we go, here we go,
Speaker 4: here we go, and you can't help but put your armor.
Speaker 1: However, the folks said otherwise. And I'm saying, if you
Speaker 1: had friend of market before we did the World Cup
Speaker 1: of Abba Songs, dancing Queen would have been the faith.
Speaker 1: I think you're right about that, because goyles goyles. I
Speaker 1: suspect it comes down to this, girls like dancing queen
Speaker 1: and boys like knowing me knowing it.
Speaker 4: That may will be right so dancing. So is there
Speaker 4: a hen's party in the world that doesn't have dancing
Speaker 4: queen at some point during the course there is, in fact,
Speaker 4: federal government legislator and the other one that they must
Speaker 4: have is it's raining men? Yeah, that's essential.
Speaker 1: You know one of the people who wrote It's raining
Speaker 1: men checked, is it? Paul Schaeffer. Was he the orchestra
Speaker 1: leader on the David Letterman Show. Okay, three people wrote
Speaker 1: It's raining Men, and I think he was one of them,
Speaker 1: the bald head, baldheaded. Yeah, where are we going here?
Speaker 4: I've got something for you.
Speaker 1: Well, Damien and Scorcher have lined something out. Other side
Speaker 1: of this will have the first match in the World
Speaker 1: Cup of a c DC song, right, so get your
Speaker 1: phones ready, get your phone fingers ready for the first match.
Speaker 1: There will be I've got a bit of paper here.
Speaker 1: There will be four four, then that will go to
Speaker 1: Semis and then that will go to the final. We
Speaker 1: have found the greatest meaning. I think Scorcher and Damon
Speaker 1: have found the greatest achievement in sporting history.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, I've seen this before. Yeah, yeah, here we go.
Speaker 4: Look at this. Y Ah, there's skills.
Speaker 1: It's a bloke in the crowd at the baseball who's
Speaker 1: got a baby in his left arm with a bottle
Speaker 1: for the baby, and the ball is hit into the
Speaker 1: crowd and he catches the ball with his left hand,
Speaker 1: which was the hand that he was using to hold
Speaker 1: the charge.
Speaker 4: This and what's in his right hand.
Speaker 1: A beer which he doesn't spill.
Speaker 4: A tiny spill.
Speaker 1: Tiny little bit of spill. But somehow he catches the
Speaker 1: ball without dropping the bait. How do you do that?
Speaker 4: That's some serious skills.
Speaker 1: Just recreating. You have the baby in your left hand,
Speaker 1: there it is, and a beer in your right hand,
Speaker 1: and the ball comes in. You use your left hand
Speaker 1: to catch the ball, yes, and then not drop the
Speaker 1: baby and barely spill the beer. Yeah.
Speaker 4: But part of the choice there is do I actually
Speaker 4: potentially spill the beer or all the baby?
Speaker 1: And he's managed, He's made a choice. You know what
Speaker 1: he can do, that bloke. He can multi skill anything
Speaker 1: that blake fair. He is unbelievable. Oh that is what
Speaker 1: did you have for me?
Speaker 4: Okay? So everyday objects that are actually design masterpieces. There
Speaker 4: is an article that you know, flip out of the
Speaker 4: fabulous flipboard. So the top.
Speaker 1: Flipboard, by the way, folks, being an app which is
Speaker 1: a news app which aggregates news that you you indicate
Speaker 1: what you would like to read and it comes in
Speaker 1: a form where you just flip it up. It's really
Speaker 1: it's really quite addictive.
Speaker 4: So I'm sort of into design and ideas and architecture.
Speaker 4: So it's the tin the top ten every day design items.
Speaker 1: One so that I can see where where the where
Speaker 1: the thought pattern is.
Speaker 4: The paper clip.
Speaker 1: Magnificent? Right?
Speaker 4: So are you one other?
Speaker 1: One? Stapler?
Speaker 4: The staple's not there. One that was did surprise me?
Speaker 4: Was And then but I thought, oh, the glass straw.
Speaker 1: Why I don't think I have a glass straw.
Speaker 4: Well, when you see the glass, I've got a glass,
Speaker 4: I've got a glass jaw. There's the glass straw.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I quite like that. And you can why glass straw?
Speaker 4: It's just an every days like a metallic straw because
Speaker 4: it sort of tastes of metal. But see how the
Speaker 4: design of that glass straw has got to it's got
Speaker 4: to kink at the top. Yeah, it's rather rather lovely,
Speaker 4: don't you think.
Speaker 1: Didn't Donald Trump reintroduce paper straws into sort of all
Speaker 1: US government department one of.
Speaker 4: His first you know, proclamations paper straws about the big
Speaker 4: ballpoint pin magnificent, magnificent thing.
Speaker 1: Isn't that the best ballpoint story? This is unchecked?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: Is this the NASA one?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Is the best?
Speaker 1: So can you check this, because it's I've heard it
Speaker 1: repeated a million times without being checked that the Americans,
Speaker 1: when they're going into outer space designed a pen that
Speaker 1: could write upside down. The Russians used a pencil. Isn't
Speaker 1: it the best? Is that true or not? It's good.
Speaker 4: Here's something which I thought that you would. I wonder
Speaker 4: whether you've got one of these at home?
Speaker 1: Is that a cheese grater?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: That is a Japanese mandolin?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we got.
Speaker 3: One of it now.
Speaker 1: And here's the Japanese mandolin.
Speaker 4: So well, actually we do have one of those, the
Speaker 4: Japanese mandlin. That thing so that cuts up your veggies
Speaker 4: like you don't.
Speaker 1: Know, it's oh my god. So it's not a musical instrument. No,
Speaker 1: I would stretch them the way that Japanese vegetables are shredded.
Speaker 4: Now here's something, here's something.
Speaker 1: Japanese were always going to get around.
Speaker 4: So top ten practical design items are actually beautiful.
Speaker 1: Is it a looked tom Is that? Is it the
Speaker 1: notebook or the looked term notebook?
Speaker 4: The look turn notebook is the top ten. Ever, So
Speaker 4: this has got me intrigued because I've seen that book,
Speaker 4: but I've never purchased that book any of those.
Speaker 1: No, I wouldn't. I would not. Is it? Is it
Speaker 1: made by the ethel moment? Yes, it is, because I
Speaker 1: think the best station in the world is made by
Speaker 1: unsurprisingly the Japanese.
Speaker 4: Well maybe, but the French. The one that you're using
Speaker 4: right now is French?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: The life is it was a Japanese Japanese Okay. We
Speaker 1: spent in the front page where it says made in
Speaker 1: Japan and.
Speaker 4: It is very good. One more for you.
Speaker 1: I actually recently went to a deliberately looked up and
Speaker 1: found a stationary shop in Kyoto because they have that,
Speaker 1: and it's mostly what they sell in those shops is paper.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 1: I went there and got to two notebooks. I think
Speaker 1: we're going to Kyoto, but we could maybe get on
Speaker 1: a train. Well the shin cans in.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I need to do that. You've done that, mate,
Speaker 4: but I need to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah. The widely circulated story, I'm coming back
Speaker 1: to your as the widely circulated story that NASA spent
Speaker 1: millions developing a space pen while the Soviets simply used
Speaker 1: pencils is mostly an urban ledge and we don't want
Speaker 1: to know that it's got no sense of human aim.
Speaker 1: The magic machine. The Soviets had a dog that went
Speaker 1: to space.
Speaker 4: They did dog in Space?
Speaker 1: What was its name, Sasha, Let's go with that, alright, Scorch,
Speaker 1: this is Paul Scorch Sports. Scott says, I got in
Speaker 1: the radio well to be a crowdy radio producer, and
Speaker 1: all I do is stand there and take instructions as
Speaker 1: to what's the surge on the internet? Like he like
Speaker 1: l A, I ka?
Speaker 4: Is that what they call the camera?
Speaker 1: The likeer? No, No, it's spelt differently. Men like her?
Speaker 1: Was thet I got this wrong. Last time that there
Speaker 1: was a review, a listener very kindly pointed out that
Speaker 1: I got it wrong. I always thought it was a
Speaker 1: review of a photography exhibition or something like that by
Speaker 1: Dorothy Parker, famous, who said me her review was me no,
Speaker 1: like he do you want to go through a famous
Speaker 1: Dorothy Parker is go on? If all the girls in
Speaker 1: this play were laid end to end, I wouldn't be
Speaker 1: at all surprised. I reckon, she said. In this play,
Speaker 1: Catherine Hepburn ran the whole, the full gummut of emotions
Speaker 1: from A to B. Did she also say in a
Speaker 1: review of King Lear. Yes, right, so who's a famous
Speaker 1: actor Richard Burton? It wasn't Richard Burton reviewing king Lear?
Speaker 1: Did she write Burton played the King as if under
Speaker 1: momentary apprehension that someone was about to play the.
Speaker 4: Ace wonderful writer.
Speaker 1: Did she ever say those three things?
Speaker 4: Well, I've just found one for you. I'd rather have
Speaker 4: a bottle in front of me than in front of
Speaker 4: the bottomy.
Speaker 1: She never said that, not in a million years. Who
Speaker 1: says she said that I a a what I should
Speaker 1: be called? What I'll say? She never said that I
Speaker 1: am the scored?
Speaker 5: Can we speak?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 4: This one? That woman speaks eighteen languages and can't say
Speaker 4: no in any of them.
Speaker 1: Yes, she definitely said that, and with the terrible thing
Speaker 1: about that was she was had a terribly sad life.
Speaker 1: Dorothy Parker, Oh, we're going to break the World Cup.
Speaker 1: It's coming up right party cloudy top of fourteen degrees,
Speaker 1: So the World Cup of ac DC songs kicks off.
Speaker 1: Other side of.
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Speaker 1: We heard more incongruous music. To introduce the first round
Speaker 1: of the World Cup of ac DC Songs, some slews
Speaker 1: are blowing on a saxophone today. We are hosting the
Speaker 1: World Cup. This is going to go through after eight
Speaker 1: this spawning facts. We are hosting the World Cup of
Speaker 1: ac DC Songs because the Room of Fire is going
Speaker 1: with the fact exclusively that they'll play on November twelfth
Speaker 1: and November sixteenth at the MCG later this year, and
Speaker 1: naturally we will buy tickets and go. You folks will
Speaker 1: determine which Akadaca song will be crowned the greatest ever
Speaker 1: ac DC song. Goals are scored via instant polls, which
Speaker 1: involves the telephone. Okay, here is the telephone number, nine
Speaker 1: three two fifty fifty. Here is your Here is the
Speaker 1: first round. Is a whole lot of Rosie, a better
Speaker 1: song than Thunderstruck. World Mate is whole no thumbs on scale.
Speaker 1: Is a whole lot of rosie, a better song than Thunderstruck.
Speaker 1: Nine O three two fifty to fifty. If you want
Speaker 1: your vote to count, this is the first of the
Speaker 1: four knockout rounds. Is a whole lot of Rosie, a
Speaker 1: better song than thunderstruck nine O three two fifty to
Speaker 1: fifty hop to it seven to six.
Speaker 8: Are you the police?
Speaker 4: No man, we're musicians.
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Speaker 1: I in Melbourne with leading Senior Constable.
Speaker 8: Clayton's the drink you have when you're not having a drink?
Speaker 1: Jody Clayton, Jody, good morning to you. What do you got?
Speaker 9: Good morning?
Speaker 10: Definitely thunderstruck over a whole lot of rosie.
Speaker 11: I think.
Speaker 1: What news do you really add?
Speaker 10: Okay, So we're investigating a cart jacking that occurred last
Speaker 10: night at the intersection of Albert Street and Sydney Road
Speaker 10: in Brunswick at about eleven pm. It's understood a ride
Speaker 10: shair driver picked up a man from Albert Street in
Speaker 10: Brunswick West when the mail passenger put a knife to
Speaker 10: the driver's throat and demanded cash from the driver. The
Speaker 10: offending mail then fled in the victim's ride chair vehicle,
Speaker 10: which is a blue Toyota Corolla west along Albert Street.
Speaker 10: Thankfully the driver was not physically injured. We located the
Speaker 10: stolen Toyota abandoned in Collingwood shortly afterwards, and the investigation
Speaker 10: into the incident remains ongoing.
Speaker 1: I want to do all ubers are all ubers air tack?
Speaker 1: Is that part of the deals?
Speaker 10: I don't know how it works, but this one wasn't.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 1: I asked it really rhetorically that we can ask it
Speaker 1: directly of the folks. There'll be lots of Uber drivers listening.
Speaker 1: Well one number three six ninety three is that part
Speaker 1: of a deal? Does your vehicle have to be electronically trackable?
Speaker 4: We're clearly they're tracks because that's how we know that
Speaker 4: where the car is.
Speaker 1: Of course, so they must HQ must know where they are,
Speaker 1: which is presumably why the Polosts were able to go
Speaker 1: to Collingwood and find it. What else, Jaddy?
Speaker 13: So we are currently unseen following a ram raid in
Speaker 13: West Foots Gray at about three fifty this morning.
Speaker 14: So a vehicle has driven.
Speaker 13: To the front of a tobacco store on X six
Speaker 13: Street before fleeing just before police arrived. At this stage,
Speaker 13: it's unknown if anything was stolen from inside the premises,
Speaker 13: and luckily no one was inside the premises at the time.
Speaker 13: So the investigation into the incident remains ongoing. We're asking
Speaker 13: anyone who may have witnessed the incident as CCTV or
Speaker 13: desk cam is urged to contact crime stoppers.
Speaker 1: Okay, a premise is ever good? So is it an't good?
Speaker 1: Ever happen on premises? On premises right now? The burglars
Speaker 1: entered the premises? Yes? Anything else, Jaddy? Yes.
Speaker 13: So we were also called to and we're investigating a
Speaker 13: stabbing in Williamsound about seven pm last night.
Speaker 10: So we were told that.
Speaker 13: A mail was stabbed by another unknown male offender on
Speaker 13: Atkins Street.
Speaker 11: A twenty three year old win.
Speaker 13: Sound man is taking a hospital with non life threatening injuries.
Speaker 13: The exact circumstances surrounded the incidents are not yet known,
Speaker 13: and of course we're investigating that will continue. Anyone who
Speaker 13: may have witnessed the incident or has dash cam or
Speaker 13: CCTV footage is also to contact crime stopping.
Speaker 1: Good on New Jody. Okay, we'll give the result. The
Speaker 1: other side of that, which means that the match is
Speaker 1: still ongoing and you can take part is whole Lot
Speaker 1: of Rosy a better song than Thunderstruck nine O three
Speaker 1: two fifty fifty result after this, but vote now, folks
Speaker 1: four to six IMG Oh my.
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Speaker 1: It's tens here, very tense. Oh my goodness me two
Speaker 1: minutes to six poll is in another result, No No
Speaker 1: is a whole lot of Rosie a better song than Thunderstruck.
Speaker 1: Sixty seven percent of people said.
Speaker 4: The show might be over. I'm going I thought, I know, well.
Speaker 1: What universe well.
Speaker 4: Thirtye okay, So Thunderstrucks through, Well, we sort of thought
Speaker 4: that might happen. Yeah, we thought Match one was going
Speaker 4: to be tough. I see I think Match four staff okay?
Speaker 1: Is next knockout? Around? Is you Shook Me All Night Long?
Speaker 1: A better song than High Voltage?
Speaker 15: Not?
Speaker 1: Actually? Two fifty fifty? Is you Shook Me All Night Long?
Speaker 1: A better song than High Voltage?
Speaker 8: What the papers say?
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Speaker 1: Seven minutes after six, The Spotting is the World Cup
Speaker 1: of ac DC Songs in a surprise result in the
Speaker 1: first round, thunderstruct beat, whole lot of rosie. Right, here's
Speaker 1: the second round. Is you Shook Me All night Long?
Speaker 1: A deader song than high voltage?
Speaker 4: That's tough.
Speaker 1: This is Johnson against Scott again. Okay, nine two fifty
Speaker 1: to fifty? Is you Shook Me All night long? A
Speaker 1: better song than high voltage? To the affairs of the dark?
Speaker 4: Okay, what do you got?
Speaker 1: The United States President remains noncommittal on whether his country
Speaker 1: will become directly involved with Israel on the sixth day
Speaker 1: of its war against Iran. No one knows what I'm
Speaker 1: going to do, said Trump. He said, we may or
Speaker 1: may not get involved. I don't want to go and
Speaker 1: rewrite a few Second War speeches. Yeah, we may or
Speaker 1: may not fight among the beaches. Indeed, this may or
Speaker 1: may not have been their finest hour. Anyway, we'll find
Speaker 1: out why that happens.
Speaker 4: Did anything happen overnight? I actually haven't checked if anything
Speaker 4: happened overnight, because that was in the papers.
Speaker 1: Of course, all I read is that they're all just
Speaker 1: foreign missiles of each other. I read that Israel's about
Speaker 1: the runout of defensive.
Speaker 4: They are about to run out of defensive, which means
Speaker 4: they need to obviously hurry up and get this thing
Speaker 4: over and done with. And I think the Ara God
Speaker 4: at six day Wars very good at six day Wars.
Speaker 4: And I believe because Iran has got hypersonics. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 4: it's not like they're not a sophisticated country.
Speaker 3: Lst right.
Speaker 4: You know they have built nuclear facilities, you know, eighty
Speaker 4: meters underground.
Speaker 1: We just need to get give the people of Iran
Speaker 1: an opportunity to get to rock the AA toller right right,
Speaker 1: just knock emails, rock the toler Yeah, run a Rocky
Speaker 1: Atola so bomb ran.
Speaker 4: Bomb ran as opposed to rock the Kasbar. I've got
Speaker 4: a question for you.
Speaker 1: The lineup, damen for you of something we're about shortly
Speaker 1: to discuss. I'm not a bong person.
Speaker 4: So Russia, China, and North Korea they all sort of
Speaker 4: they all back channel and back Iran. So does Russia,
Speaker 4: Korea and China? Are they okay? If Iran has got
Speaker 4: nuclear capability? I don't know the answer to that question.
Speaker 4: I want I'd love some of the tells tell.
Speaker 1: Me, well, not job Bob, He's got one. Yeah, not Bob,
Speaker 1: job job Bob.
Speaker 4: Russia's got one, China's got one.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: North Korea has got one or got capability, So are
Speaker 4: they helping iran get capability? This is part of the
Speaker 4: story that we don't get because obviously they're back in
Speaker 4: the Iranians.
Speaker 1: So what they know what the answer is, they may
Speaker 1: or may not. I don't know the bad news if
Speaker 1: you're a bond person person, Well, let me say this,
Speaker 1: if you're a bond person who has the flu, and
Speaker 1: you ought to be worried because there are two separate
Speaker 1: stories this morning. One says viruses that cause common infections
Speaker 1: such as COVID nineteen aris V or the flu, could
Speaker 1: also trigger heart attack. And there's a story that says
Speaker 1: marijuana use will may double your risk of dying from
Speaker 1: cardiovascular disease. Right, So, so well, if you are a
Speaker 1: bong person who has the flu, you're doubly redacted. Right.
Speaker 4: I was speaking to a twenty eight year old young
Speaker 4: man and we're talking about this very this very subject,
Speaker 4: you know, cannabis and legalizing and bongs and baba. But
Speaker 4: I said, okay, so you're not a father yet, but
Speaker 4: when you are a father, how did you feel about
Speaker 4: your son?
Speaker 1: That's what I say to people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how did you feel about your son, your daughter
Speaker 4: and oh no, I'm not up for that. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: did you feel they're up for legalizing. They're up for
Speaker 4: you know, pill testing, liberalizing.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you want your children using DRAMs? And so well,
Speaker 1: very interesting what happened yesterday at Northlands with the car
Speaker 1: being driven through, which was like, how do you know
Speaker 1: that little old lady isn't about to walk out of
Speaker 1: Katie's and get hit by that car?
Speaker 4: Fashion that clicks right?
Speaker 1: You know what sort of vehicle that boy drove through Northlands?
Speaker 1: I do? He drove a Toyota land Cruiser, which was interesting,
Speaker 1: wasn't it. Let's go back to yesterday's rumor.
Speaker 16: Fhile rumor has thirty seven of the exact same model
Speaker 16: of four wheel drive have been stolen in Melbourne over
Speaker 16: the last two.
Speaker 1: Weeks, and it was a Toyota land Cruiser to which
Speaker 1: he was referring thirty seven of them. I'm tippin' yes,
Speaker 1: that rumor's true. So we need did I not say yesterday?
Speaker 1: We need to speak to the stolen car squad if
Speaker 1: there is such a thing, And you said, well, there's
Speaker 1: a Facebook date, Yes, Is there anyone who's in the
Speaker 1: job who can tell us. What are they targeting Toyota
Speaker 1: land cruisers and that is the one that drove through
Speaker 1: Northlands yesterday.
Speaker 4: Did they have the number plate on the one that
Speaker 4: went through? Definitely they must, right, so they'll be able
Speaker 4: to tell us. Did you not think when we got
Speaker 4: that rumor thirty seven over two weeks?
Speaker 1: Thirty seven? It's a lot? My good god, is you
Speaker 1: shook me all night long? Better song than high voltage?
Speaker 1: Fifty three percent of people said yes, through it goes.
Speaker 1: So Brian Johnson has another win over Bond Scott.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you should me all night long?
Speaker 1: This true? Yeah? When are we doing the next one? Scored?
Speaker 1: Next half hour all day to this half hour after
Speaker 1: the break we can do the next one, which is
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Speaker 1: Fairly well, Clint Eastwood said, you only need duct tape,
Speaker 1: pair of clamps or something in WD forty and you've
Speaker 1: got life made.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: I mind you. There is a story in the paper
Speaker 1: of the Sporting that the one thing that you need
Speaker 1: in order to have a good life is kindness. And there, yes,
Speaker 1: how long how many weeks ago was it that I
Speaker 1: told you that I'd stumbled across a quote from Leo Tolstoy.
Speaker 1: I'll find it on my phone somewhere. Yeah, And he said,
Speaker 1: like whatever, he was around one hundred and fifty years ago,
Speaker 1: that kindness is the key to unlocking everything in life.
Speaker 4: So good?
Speaker 1: Can you think of anyone come to You've been at
Speaker 1: a corporate world more than I have. Have you ever
Speaker 1: thought of can you think instantly of someone who does
Speaker 1: not have any kindness in them whatsoever?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they do really well. But how good is
Speaker 4: the idea of kindness classes?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think this is a great ideas. In the Herald
Speaker 4: Sun today the National Education Body is calling for kindness classes.
Speaker 4: I think that that is a super idea.
Speaker 1: Can you talk for thirty seconds more while scorches searches
Speaker 1: up what did Leo Tolstoy say about kindness?
Speaker 4: I will do that because there's another there's another item
Speaker 4: in the News Herald some page five. Victorians building their
Speaker 4: dream homes will be able to walk away from the
Speaker 4: contracts if timelines blow out by more than fifty percent
Speaker 4: or costs rise by more than fifteen percent. So if
Speaker 4: you're if you're building your dream home and the time
Speaker 4: is overrun, which we know that's highly likely, or the
Speaker 4: cost overrun you've got about, you're going to be able
Speaker 4: to walk away from the contract.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's so impressive. Who's saying that?
Speaker 4: Have we got beyond the first paragraph?
Speaker 1: Please tell me that the state government isn't saying that
Speaker 1: there should be penalties for people who can't complete projects
Speaker 1: on time or within budget. That would be funny. That
Speaker 1: would be that should be in the comedy festival.
Speaker 4: On time, infull and on budget on return.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what Leo's told story said about kindness.
Speaker 4: It is the Allen government saying it.
Speaker 1: Well, they cannot possibly We'll be saying that with a
Speaker 1: straight face. We need to get what's the name to
Speaker 1: incorporate that into her famous song. Isn't it ironic? It's
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Speaker 1: I don't up to six next knockout round for the
Speaker 1: ac World Cup of ac DC songs. So far the
Speaker 1: songs through are Thunderstruck and You Shook Me All Night Long. Yep,
Speaker 1: Here's the next one is a long It's a long
Speaker 1: way to the top, A better song than dirty Dudes.
Speaker 1: So Bond's got two runners here nine at three two
Speaker 1: fifty to fifty is It's a long way to the top,
Speaker 1: a better song than dirty dudes. Make your vote count
Speaker 1: nine three two fifty to fifty. We've been letting the
Speaker 1: charge on this rustle. You've been involved, I think on
Speaker 1: this project for months. The city of Melbourne is looking
Speaker 1: to re create the iconic long Lader the Top video
Speaker 1: to honor it's fiftieth anniversary. Because it was shot on
Speaker 1: February the twenty third, nineteen seventy six. The bloke who
Speaker 1: drove the track on that day is Paul Foggy. Paul,
Speaker 1: good morning, Do you good morning?
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 17: Yeah? Good?
Speaker 1: Do you have fun memories of it?
Speaker 17: Well? I didn't know much about the band actually when
Speaker 17: I first got the job. I saw him on Cardown
Speaker 17: when I first went on, and then I was rusted
Speaker 17: on to do this job as well.
Speaker 4: So Paul, can you remember so what day, what time
Speaker 4: of day? And what was Sponson Street and like what
Speaker 4: was Swanston Street like? Like was it busy at the
Speaker 4: time of day that you drove that truck down there?
Speaker 17: Well, this did my favorite time to drive actually because
Speaker 17: the all the young girls used to come out for lunchtime.
Speaker 17: But no, we I can't really remember what time it was. Oh,
Speaker 17: I know it was a nice day and there's twenty
Speaker 17: of people around.
Speaker 1: When do you stay rosted on? Who are you rosted
Speaker 1: on by?
Speaker 17: Well, the supervisor who are and the props and the
Speaker 17: stage in department at Charlton Child. Sorry, so I did
Speaker 17: Chile ten as well, sot.
Speaker 1: So was that part of was this film for Countdown?
Speaker 17: Was it? It was done for Countdown? Yes?
Speaker 1: I didn't know that, okay, And we're told that the
Speaker 1: did you how many takes did you have? Did you
Speaker 1: drive down one sort? Did they make you do a
Speaker 1: loop and do it again?
Speaker 17: Just once?
Speaker 1: And that's all what I'm.
Speaker 4: Talking about exactly so. And they're on the back of
Speaker 4: the flat bed. So were they wearing high v's vests?
Speaker 17: Not that I remember.
Speaker 1: It cost only three hundred and eighty bucks. Well, we
Speaker 1: were on very good wages in those days. That is fantastic.
Speaker 1: And did you have to like did you have to
Speaker 1: drive really really slow so that you didn't you know,
Speaker 1: pops off the back?
Speaker 17: I had two people went in the truck with me
Speaker 17: and another person walked next to me, telling me to
Speaker 17: speed up or slow down on wherever they wanted.
Speaker 1: Did you get to meet the members of the band?
Speaker 17: I met them when they first came on Countdown?
Speaker 1: Right, But did you meet him on the day that
Speaker 1: you drove him down Swanson straight?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 7: I didn't.
Speaker 17: Could They got off the truck and I to get
Speaker 17: rid of the truck out of the place.
Speaker 4: Ah and Paul, how long did you work with or
Speaker 4: on Countdown for?
Speaker 17: I didn't work on Condown only. I worked on a
Speaker 17: number of shows. Yeah, yeah, a number of the shows
Speaker 17: that you had in those days, like Doll Bird and
Speaker 17: those some of the shows.
Speaker 1: Fantastic, Paul, Thank you, Paul Foggy flatbed truck driver. I've
Speaker 1: spoken to one of the pipers maybe a year or
Speaker 1: two ago. That is fifty years ago, I know.
Speaker 4: So the pipe, well, the piper could be seventy now
Speaker 4: still definitely, yeah, definitely seventy, although I mean there are
Speaker 4: bagpipers out there that will be seventeen that could play,
Speaker 4: or even younger that could play that. So, but you're right,
Speaker 4: he will be seventy at least.
Speaker 1: Well, presumably the seventeen year old bagpipers on February twenty third,
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy six. We're in school.
Speaker 4: Well, they might have snack out, right, Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 4: mean people will do that.
Speaker 1: Apparently. What's our current poll? We've got one going an't
Speaker 1: we nine eight three two fifty to fifty is it's
Speaker 1: a long way to the top. A better song than
Speaker 1: Dirty Deeds, right, simple as that nine eight three two
Speaker 1: fifty to fifty and we're getting down to the semi
Speaker 1: final stages, but not yet. This is still what they
Speaker 1: call in SoC on the group stages. It's twenty two after.
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Speaker 1: Is It's a Long Way to the Top a better
Speaker 1: song than Dirty Deeds? Seventy five percent of people said yes.
Speaker 1: Through it goes It's a long Way to the Top.
Speaker 1: It joins you Shook Me All Night Long and Thunderstruck.
Speaker 1: Who are through to the semifinal stages. It's twenty five
Speaker 1: after six.
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Speaker 19: I've got Monday morning for the filming of Long Way
Speaker 19: to the Top in the back of the truck.
Speaker 3: I did go to it Monday.
Speaker 1: What day of the week was February the twenty third, seventy.
Speaker 19: Six And I'm thinking late morning right because I have
Speaker 19: to get out of work. I was working the Weekly
Speaker 19: Times writing about chalks and pigs and not all that sided.
Speaker 1: At the time, I've got to say.
Speaker 3: I wasn't going all that well. Yeah, that was the
Speaker 3: one you were talking earlier.
Speaker 1: Twenty third nineteen seventy six was a Monday.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, good, you had a time for me.
Speaker 19: You were talking earlier about a bloke who took a
Speaker 19: catch at the baseball some years ago while holding his
Speaker 19: baby in his left arm, and then transferred the baby,
Speaker 19: took the catch and put the baby back. There's an
Speaker 19: Australian spectator.
Speaker 3: I think, I think mcg I think he Reckon and.
Speaker 19: Simon o' donald bowl the ball and a blake hit
Speaker 19: it and he hit a six just past the cameraman.
Speaker 3: The guy had a dirry in his mouth, so.
Speaker 19: He took the catch with two hands, kept puffy on
Speaker 19: the dorry and then threw the ball back and then
Speaker 19: took a decent drag but his hand to it. Who
Speaker 19: was a batsman who hit the six as it was
Speaker 19: over the boundaryline.
Speaker 1: One double three six times three. Mind you, the cricket
Speaker 1: was sponsored by a durry company.
Speaker 19: It wasn't a long wise it would have been then
Speaker 19: in fact, because that's back in the eighties I think
Speaker 19: when when Monthster come out, you can sleep with a
Speaker 19: look and he's always he was feeling and he done
Speaker 19: good straight away. It was Cameron Munster comeing out last
Speaker 19: night four Queensland in Perth when they beat New South
Speaker 19: Wales twenty six twenty four.
Speaker 4: Is the Queenslanders with all of the adversity, you never
Speaker 4: doubt them when their backs.
Speaker 1: Are against the wall.
Speaker 3: A good game.
Speaker 1: I enjoyed four half It was very fur real.
Speaker 3: Down and then they got twenty six to six. I
Speaker 3: reckon a.
Speaker 1: Half time abbot Landy's Landys would have been going, hey, listen,
Speaker 1: it's a big problem out to have this in Sydney
Speaker 1: with the amount of it rains up there, so let's
Speaker 1: transfer to a really dry city like Purse. It did
Speaker 1: not stop pouring rain at any state. Hanley was elite.
Speaker 3: Was pretty good considering you think, yeah, been in here.
Speaker 19: I was sitting with him with Amelia last year and
Speaker 19: thinking you're a fun blake and he remembe he said, I.
Speaker 1: Live in Q.
Speaker 19: She did, almost an old retirement home, sort of philae Q.
Speaker 19: He said, mate, I used to live in Richmond, he said.
Speaker 19: I was friendly with guys called Dustin Martin and Dane Swam.
Speaker 19: What could possibly go wrong there?
Speaker 3: Said to Queue. He was after when I was Kimra
Speaker 3: Monster for lunch.
Speaker 1: Karin Smith, didn't you Smith did? Indeed?
Speaker 19: Yeah, we took just ready McK mcgoon. He's some out
Speaker 19: the best double team in the AFL. In reference to
Speaker 19: Bailey Smith and Max Holmes. The Dash Brothers as their
Speaker 19: name because they Cavasami he meet us. I'll give you
Speaker 19: the best best four oversaw the Beatles, Black Voss, Akamanas
Speaker 19: and Lappin at Brisbane Lives in the.
Speaker 3: Early two thousand.
Speaker 19: The best threesomely ever saw was Judd Cousins and Daniel
Speaker 19: Kerr at the West Coast Eagles a little bit later on,
Speaker 19: and the best pairing probably when Patrick Dangerfield raphed Geelong
Speaker 19: and he played alongside Joel Saw. It's pretty hard to
Speaker 19: imagine better than that. There's been plenty good bearers and
Speaker 19: the best single I'd go Lee Matthews number one.
Speaker 3: He kicked emmy goals.
Speaker 1: He kicked one season, We kicked eleven one day. Wavely.
Speaker 19: Yeah, but wasn't there a year he had about six
Speaker 19: hundred possessions and kicked nineties ninety four goals, And I
Speaker 19: kicked a hundred and whatever he kicked as he always did.
Speaker 3: He both of them hit that ball very long and high.
Speaker 19: So the bloke chafing on the drry, he took the
Speaker 19: cats and threw the wall back and Sod got hit
Speaker 19: for six.
Speaker 1: Be the second most famous member of a cricket crowd.
Speaker 3: Who that blake who took the cares.
Speaker 1: Second most after the John snowbloke.
Speaker 19: Oh I the guy who pushed John snowcg. Yeah, he
Speaker 19: was up there. He might have had a couple on board.
Speaker 19: I think at the time.
Speaker 1: Patrick Malalley from Richmond knew that The World Cup of
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Speaker 1: This is the last of the group stages the songs
Speaker 1: through so Far Thunderstruck, Yep, you shook me all that
Speaker 1: long and it's a long way to the top. The
Speaker 1: song's eliminated so far, whole lot of Rosie, high Voltage
Speaker 1: and dirty Deeds. Here is the last of the group
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Speaker 1: we're doing this morning and conclude after eight. Is Highway
Speaker 1: to Hell a better song than jail Break. Nine O
Speaker 1: three two fifty to fifty is Highway to Hell a
Speaker 1: better song than jail Break?
Speaker 4: Going to be tight?
Speaker 1: Nine O three two No thumbs on scar, that's not.
Speaker 4: There's no thumb on the scale when I say it's
Speaker 4: going to be tight.
Speaker 1: Nine O three two fifty to fifty. No, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to say anything. Nine O three two fifty to
Speaker 1: fifty is Highway to Hell a better song than jail Break.
Speaker 1: Can we go back to yesterday's rumor far.
Speaker 16: Rumor has just sat Thirty seven of the exact same
Speaker 16: model of four wheel drive have been stolen in Melbourne
Speaker 16: over the last two weeks.
Speaker 1: The model of car that is referring to is a
Speaker 1: Toyota land Cruiser that was the rumor file yesterday. And
Speaker 1: then a brazen karthief is on the run after putting
Speaker 1: shoppers lives by barreling through Northland shopping said yesterday in
Speaker 1: a stolen Toyota land Cruiser. This was alarming when Jackie
Speaker 1: Felgate broke the news about four point thirty yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 1: Isabella Statskovski Today's show reporter is that Northlands right now?
Speaker 1: Is good morning to you? What can you tell us
Speaker 1: this morning?
Speaker 14: Good morning guys. Well, yeah, I'm here and looking at
Speaker 14: a bunch of security guards who are looking after basically
Speaker 14: where this sky's come out. So he's barreled all the
Speaker 14: way through, dodging glass, dodging bollards, dodging people, and then
Speaker 14: made his way out the glass the other side. So
Speaker 14: they've boarded it up now and there's a bunch of
Speaker 14: guys protecting it, understanding it's going to open as normal today.
Speaker 14: There's a bit of police tape, a bitish security tape around,
Speaker 14: but he is still on the run.
Speaker 1: Was he being chased by police before this?
Speaker 14: I realized it's a stolen car, and they've gone up
Speaker 14: to him going okay, we're going to intercept him. He's
Speaker 14: then made the decision to run a police car and
Speaker 14: then somehow he's gone okay. The next course of action
Speaker 14: I'm going to take is go right through the middle
Speaker 14: of the shopping center, and remember at four o'clock, so
Speaker 14: there's plenty of people there after the school rush.
Speaker 1: Of course, that's where you are likely to find a
Speaker 1: whole heap of school kids, is that mothers tended. We'll
Speaker 1: often take them to shopping centers after school pick up.
Speaker 1: Was he intercepted by a police like in the car
Speaker 1: park of Northland or was it outside the environs of Northland?
Speaker 14: Yeah, so my understanding is they've seen him in the
Speaker 14: car park, gone up to him. He's clearly realized what's
Speaker 14: going on, and he's made that call to leg it
Speaker 14: through and still this morning somewhere on the wrong.
Speaker 1: But they must surely, I mean, there will be so
Speaker 1: much CCTV footage provesure well have they found the car.
Speaker 14: Car's not found as yet, but so much CCTV footage,
Speaker 14: and they've got amazing tech as well, be able to
Speaker 14: ping his follow and they surely know who this guy is.
Speaker 14: Plenty of CCDV people filming of course, who were in there,
Speaker 14: so plenty of witnesses. I don't think it would take
Speaker 14: long to find this guy.
Speaker 4: So it was surprising. Russ. I think you would agree
Speaker 4: that thirty seven land cruises were in the rumor file
Speaker 4: stolen over the last fortnight. Have you had any any
Speaker 4: discussions with the police that can put more light on
Speaker 4: that story.
Speaker 14: Well, yeah, that's a huge number and a very specific
Speaker 14: specific car to be targeting. We're certainly seeing a bit
Speaker 14: of crime though around stolen cars. Even just yesterday we
Speaker 14: saw those teenagers who had that stolen vehicle that they
Speaker 14: were driving at speed and six of them ended up
Speaker 14: in serious condition in hospital. So no specific information at
Speaker 14: the moment about why Toyota land cruises, but I'm sure
Speaker 14: that will come to light as well.
Speaker 1: Well. Jackie Felgates had stuff on that on her program
Speaker 1: about that, and it's particularly apparently it's the old pushbuton
Speaker 1: Toyota land cruises from twenty seventeen and earlier because they
Speaker 1: can be started with a device that you can buy
Speaker 1: from Chinese landfill dot com dot you from t I think, no,
Speaker 1: I don't want to turn this into top gear. Is
Speaker 1: but looking at that Toyota land Cruiser, is that a
Speaker 1: new one or an old one? I can't tell.
Speaker 14: Well, a twenty seventeen car looks pretty good still, don't
Speaker 14: you here?
Speaker 1: It does? It's only eighty is well? I mean, folks,
Speaker 1: letting you know their cars. Who will have seen it
Speaker 1: on the news this morning or it's front page of
Speaker 1: the Herald Sun, a very small article with no photo
Speaker 1: in the age. If you're an expert in Toyota land Cruiser,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you who is Craig out? We should ask
Speaker 1: Craig and ask Craig whether that's is that an old
Speaker 1: or a new land Cruiser or anyone on one double
Speaker 1: three six nine three?
Speaker 4: And of course the resale value ross is very high?
Speaker 4: Is it not the land Cruisers? I think they're actually
Speaker 4: quite very valuable vehicle.
Speaker 1: What's that bloke's name who goes it's a Toyota? Is
Speaker 1: he Barry? Any ideas is estimations by yourself or the
Speaker 1: police as to the age of the driver?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 14: Not at this stage. None of that's been released at
Speaker 14: the moment. They've just been talking about how incredible it
Speaker 14: is that no one was seriously injured.
Speaker 4: And he's back to the thirty seven cars that's stolen
Speaker 4: over the last fortnight. Is there any sort of information
Speaker 4: that there's a is it a specific let's call it gang?
Speaker 14: Well, we know that there's been some gang fights. I
Speaker 14: may even just here at north Land Shopping Center. There
Speaker 14: was that brawl with the machetes just a few weeks
Speaker 14: ago that sent the center into lockdown in relation to
Speaker 14: affair's those gangs. Will those investigations based still ongoing about
Speaker 14: the cars?
Speaker 1: Excellent work is we'll see your story tonight, pleasure sent
Speaker 1: Isabella Stashkovski, who's currently at Northland. Wouldn't be over it
Speaker 1: with it not a court to seven in the morning,
Speaker 1: you would they? And I noticed that we have a
Speaker 1: busy phone line which presumably at least one of those
Speaker 1: people will be ringing up to tell us whether that
Speaker 1: is an older or new land cruise that went through
Speaker 1: Northland yesterday afternoon, partly cloudy, top of fourteen degrees. It
Speaker 1: is eight degrees now reducting coal. It is redacting cold
Speaker 1: this morning this morning. Are any of these callers telling
Speaker 1: us the age of the Toyada land Cruiser right?
Speaker 4: Not yet, as you say on the front page of the Heralds.
Speaker 4: And that's very clear picture there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't tell now. I'm saying it's got tooth
Speaker 1: on it a little, all right. I thick that car.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I reckon that the windows the windows are lower
Speaker 4: on the more modern version.
Speaker 1: Wow. Oh yeah, Jeremy Clarkson.
Speaker 4: Well, no, I might be wrong, but that's what looks
Speaker 4: like to me.
Speaker 1: Could you just say, for Damien, I'm no land cruiser expert.
Speaker 1: I'm a land cruise or expert. River files aben one
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Speaker 4: One of us is going to be happy?
Speaker 1: Is high Water Hell a better song than jail Break?
Speaker 1: Fifty seven percent of people said.
Speaker 4: One of us is heavy? Thank you, Yeah, but you've
Speaker 4: got to have with a bullet in his back.
Speaker 1: Jail Break beats high the hell. Rob, you're a land
Speaker 1: cruiser expert. That land cruise against that Northlands New Older
Speaker 1: in between.
Speaker 20: Yah go Ross, you boys, look that is that series
Speaker 20: is a two hundred series. It came out in seven
Speaker 20: and they stopped making them in twenty twenty one. They
Speaker 20: did change the front on them a little bit in
Speaker 20: that time, but that's a two hundred series land cruiser,
Speaker 20: so it's not that old. And indeed, as you pointed out,
Speaker 20: the push button starting is the big problem with the
Speaker 20: device you mentioned, enabling people to steal them. So other
Speaker 20: toyotas have the same thing, but not all. That's the
Speaker 20: only land cruiser with push buttons starting.
Speaker 1: Right, so, rob that fits the template of yesterday's rumor file.
Speaker 1: The thirty seven of them been stolen. They must be
Speaker 1: before twenty seven een. And it's a device you can
Speaker 1: buy off Chinese landfill dot com dot au and you
Speaker 1: can start them easy.
Speaker 20: Yeah, it's not twenty twenty seven eight. It's between two
Speaker 20: thousand and seven and twenty twenty one is when they
Speaker 20: made that model, a two hundred and sero, so a
Speaker 20: twenty one model you can do the same thing. Just
Speaker 20: get the device in it, push the button and you're off.
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Speaker 21: Hi there, Barbara, Hi there, Ross, and good Thursday morning. Ross.
Speaker 21: We continue to await President Trump's decision. Will he sign
Speaker 21: off on joining Israel's attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities? This
Speaker 21: morning he told reporters.
Speaker 1: Do it, I may not do it. I mean, nobody
Speaker 1: knows what I'm going to do. I can tell you this.
Speaker 17: Iran's got a lot of trouble and they want to negotiate.
Speaker 21: But has the time for talking come and gone?
Speaker 1: It is very late to be talking. We may meete.
Speaker 17: I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's a big difference between now and a week ago.
Speaker 21: Right, Everything at O'Keefe at the White House for CBS
Speaker 21: on what's at stake politically for Trump and deciding to
Speaker 21: get involved militarily.
Speaker 22: Doing so would appear to go against Trump's long standing
Speaker 22: voute not to engage the US and new foreign wars,
Speaker 22: but joining the attacks would help fulfill his goal of
Speaker 22: ensuring Iran cannot develop a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 21: Then there was Trump's demand yesterday for an unconditional surrender
Speaker 21: by Iran. Former Trump national security advisor hr McMaster tells
Speaker 21: CBS what Trump may mean.
Speaker 5: By that complete dismantlement of the nuclear program of its
Speaker 5: missile programs and a very intrusive inspection and verification regime
Speaker 5: associated with that dismantlement.
Speaker 21: Today on State TV, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Kamani rejected sir. Instead,
Speaker 21: he warns America.
Speaker 2: American's involvement in this matter will one hundred percent be
Speaker 2: at their loss.
Speaker 3: The loss they receive will probably be much more than
Speaker 3: the damage.
Speaker 21: Ironald Bath CNN is reporting the US is dispatching more
Speaker 21: than thirty aerial refueling tankers to the Middle East. Finally,
Speaker 21: it's something much lighter. The Florida Panthers win their second
Speaker 21: straight Stanley cump in six games. Once again, they defeat
Speaker 21: the Edmonton Oilers for ice hockey's crowns pat back.
Speaker 1: The Stanley Cup will remain here.
Speaker 21: In South Florida that call on TNT Ross and Russ.
Speaker 21: In basketball, the Oklahoma City thunder leads the Indiana Pacers
Speaker 21: three games to two and can claim victory in the
Speaker 21: NBA Finals with a win in Game six tomorrow.
Speaker 1: God only bab we have a note from Marc Knight
Speaker 1: has been in touch. Ross ross I had several land
Speaker 1: cruisers that looks like a two hundred series two thousand
Speaker 1: and seven. The twenty twenty one Ding Ding. He says,
Speaker 1: I would have fitted a bullbar for that type of work.
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Speaker 23: Back in April we reported the massive power outage affecting
Speaker 23: Spain and Portugal. Millions of people were affected, with the travel,
Speaker 23: infrastructure and internet loss proving particular headaches. It was worse
Speaker 23: for those stuck in lists or on trains unable to
Speaker 23: open the doors. Today we finally had the official account
Speaker 23: of the cause. It wasn't terrorism nor a cyber attack. Instead,
Speaker 23: the British government the Spanish government rather says the issue
Speaker 23: was a miscalculation by the power grid operator. The organization
Speaker 23: simply did not have enough thermal power station switched on
Speaker 23: during peak hours of April. The twenty eighth Spain has
Speaker 23: repeatedly insisted that the country's renewable energy output is not
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Speaker 23: over their twenty twenty three data breach that saw the
Speaker 23: personal information of seven million people stolen in the UK.
Speaker 23: One hundred and fifty thousand Britains had their personal information
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Speaker 1: I had lunch for the make yesterday and I said,
Speaker 1: you look like Nick Low and he said, who's that?
Speaker 1: I said, he had a hit for the song called
Speaker 1: That's just Freakish. Leo Tolstoy wrote, the more intelligent person
Speaker 1: is the more he discovers kindness in others for nothing
Speaker 1: in riches of the world. More than kindness, it makes
Speaker 1: mysterious things clear, difficult things easy, and dull things cheerful.
Speaker 4: There we go.
Speaker 1: A key national education body is calling for kindness classes
Speaker 1: in schools, and we reckon you and I that's a
Speaker 1: great idea. Adam Voitbert is a former principal and education
Speaker 1: in school leadership expert. Adam, what do you think? Morning?
Speaker 18: Also, I actually don't agree with you on this one.
Speaker 18: I think this is a well intentioned idea that just
Speaker 18: doesn't work. You do not learn kindness from sitting down
Speaker 18: in class on a Wednesday afternoon and making a poster
Speaker 18: about it. You get better at poster making. Kindness is
Speaker 18: something that our kids are lacking so right intention they're
Speaker 18: lacking kindness, they're lacking empathy, they're lacking compassion. But you
Speaker 18: learn that in context. You learn it from hundreds of
Speaker 18: thousands of hours of being in kind environments. So we
Speaker 18: need to do is create environments at home. This isn't
Speaker 18: a school problem. We need to create environments at home
Speaker 18: where kids are off their phones and in face to
Speaker 18: face contact with other kids getting things right and wrong.
Speaker 18: And we need to create environments in schools or a
Speaker 18: bit of that kindness can rub off as well.
Speaker 4: Okay, Adam, But you want your classroom to be a
Speaker 4: kind environment though, I do.
Speaker 18: And the thing is what we know from all the
Speaker 18: research around the world, when we reduce these dispositions, these
Speaker 18: really important human dispositions to like a curriculum. So then
Speaker 18: we start teaching a kindness lesson and we go, Okay,
Speaker 18: we did that, so we get the thriller progress from
Speaker 18: doing that, and then we'll move on to resilience after that,
Speaker 18: and then after that we'll move on to some other
Speaker 18: human disposition that you do not learn by reducing these
Speaker 18: things to kindness. So none of us had kindness classes
Speaker 18: when we were in our schools. We learned it from
Speaker 18: the environments that we were raising. So it's the in
Speaker 18: context stuff that we need to pay attention.
Speaker 4: To that we didn't have a leading Absolutely right.
Speaker 1: Social media is causing these problems, so maybe it's different
Speaker 1: from when we're growing up that you do need an
Speaker 1: active class in kindness to combat the pernicious influence of
Speaker 1: social media.
Speaker 18: And this is where I understand that it sounds like
Speaker 18: a good idea, but schools have been trying this around
Speaker 18: the world for the last twenty or thirty years and
Speaker 18: getting absolutely nowhere, And in fact, what it does is
Speaker 18: that distracts teachers from doing what you've mentioned at the start.
Speaker 18: In terms of what Tolstoy is recommending. It actually allocates
Speaker 18: really important learning time to this almost state or federal
Speaker 18: funded morality lessons, and that creates an over each situation
Speaker 18: between parents and schools. It's just not the solution the
Speaker 18: so honestly us, what I would do is, instead of
Speaker 18: running a highness classes in school, there's many money and
Speaker 18: time on that. I would send parents, every parent everywhere
Speaker 18: and unbuild billy card and tell them they can get
Speaker 18: a tax break if they can send a video in
Speaker 18: of their local kids building a billy card together.
Speaker 1: I don't like and resilience and you know what happened
Speaker 1: next at them on the six o'clock news, They'll be
Speaker 1: a shot of a billy cart going through Northlands.
Speaker 18: There might be it's better than a ball, right with
Speaker 18: you on that?
Speaker 4: So Adam, I'm with you. I'm not big on the
Speaker 4: idea of federally funded morality lessons. So is your argument
Speaker 4: one of opportunity cost as much as anything else?
Speaker 18: Well, in this situation, the cost of actually building a
Speaker 18: culture in a school, and what we're doing at the
Speaker 18: moment in schools is we're kind of leaning towards the
Speaker 18: uncurrent culture. So we're sort of since COVID, we've become
Speaker 18: a bit wary of student behavior and we're cracking down
Speaker 18: and we're trying to get tougher on kids, and we're
Speaker 18: trying to make lessons more formal. We're leaving less time
Speaker 18: for teachers that actually had a chat with kids at recess.
Speaker 18: We're trying to reduce recess times. Schools are panicking because
Speaker 18: they go, oh, the last ten minutes of lunchtime, bed
Speaker 18: one out there. Let's make lunchtime shorter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good on you. I like that. Adam has a
Speaker 1: clear and contrary view Tally Adam Vout, former principle and
Speaker 1: education school leadership expert. I got Scorched to ask the
Speaker 1: question we were taught about kindness? I asked, Scorch, Can
Speaker 1: you ask Ai? Did Jesus say anything about kindness? He said,
Speaker 1: do unto others what you would have them do to you.
Speaker 1: That's about kindness, is it not. We are going to
Speaker 1: talk about kindness in some fashion. If you want to
Speaker 1: discuss kindness, we're going to talk about it. Out of
Speaker 1: seven thirty. We've got no idea how, but if you
Speaker 1: want to take part, maybe on the subject of should
Speaker 1: kindness be taught in school or not? Or is it
Speaker 1: something that you can only be learned at home. It's
Speaker 1: twenty three after seven.
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Speaker 19: We have a football game to night at Perth Stadium,
Speaker 19: studying at a ten p m. You know it, Fremtal
Speaker 19: theesen it five yid Well, no, it's not a game.
Speaker 19: So tomorrow night Brisbane plays you long. That's a game,
Speaker 19: irrespect of your bearing, for you're probably going to turn
Speaker 19: the TV on more readily than you will free And
Speaker 19: that's based a little bit on the Bomber's been beaten
Speaker 19: by nearly one hundred points last week.
Speaker 3: I'll come to the Bombers in a minute. Tonight.
Speaker 19: Shaun Darcy has been managed, so in other words, he's
Speaker 19: been dropped. We don't say that anymore because you're not
Speaker 19: allowed to say someone's been dropped. So they've been.
Speaker 3: Managed for whatever reason, don't want to hurt their feelings.
Speaker 19: So that's but to do with the fact that Luke
Speaker 19: Jackson is Frio's ruckman and they don't think they can
Speaker 19: fit both into the same side, which is a perential problem.
Speaker 19: Max Gore and Brody Grundy. Who ever thought that was
Speaker 19: going to work. I don't know what they were thinking.
Speaker 4: It worked on a whiteboard, but not in reality.
Speaker 19: Yeah, well I don't think it worked on a whiteboard
Speaker 19: given neither of them ever gone forward and kicked a
Speaker 19: lot of gals, yes, or player as a key ford.
Speaker 19: So the point is ruckman, do two ruckmen work in
Speaker 19: that team? I can think of a premiership side within
Speaker 19: the last ten years that had a ruckman who stood
Speaker 19: one hundred and eighty nine centimeters. Second ruckman his name, Please.
Speaker 1: Wonder three six three? Do they work? Well?
Speaker 3: They have?
Speaker 19: You went to a Grand Final twenty twelve where Hawthorne
Speaker 19: were favorites and got upset by Sydney. Sydney had a
Speaker 19: ruckman called Shane Mumford who was very, very good and
Speaker 19: started the game okay, and then went down and their
Speaker 19: second ruckman, Mike Pike, the Canadian rugby union player, came
Speaker 19: on and played the game of his life without him.
Speaker 19: Without a junior second ruman, they wouldn't have won their
Speaker 19: came So it can work, but I think largely it doesn't.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 19: Intrigues me that Saint Kilda's game for Tom m courney
Speaker 19: so strongly when they've already got Rowan Marshall. They clearly
Speaker 19: think the Cony is a better player than rowand Marshall.
Speaker 19: Just Rowan Marshall then go forward and players a largely
Speaker 19: as a Ford. Maybe don't know if I was running
Speaker 19: Master and Tom mccunny was coming, I'll be trying to
Speaker 19: get out of there. Because most ruckman want to play
Speaker 19: primarily as the ky ruckman. They won't play at least
Speaker 19: seventy five eighty percent of the game in that role
Speaker 19: because that's where they play their best footing, and that, yeah,
Speaker 19: basically probably doesn't work overall ruckman who was one eighty
Speaker 19: nine one ninety centimeters who played as a second ruckman.
Speaker 19: So the first ruckman was Tobe nan Cerbis for Richmond
Speaker 19: in his three premierships in two thousand and seventy in
Speaker 19: The second ruckman was a bloke called Sean Grig. He
Speaker 19: came to the club from Carlton and never played in
Speaker 19: the ruck in his life. I wouldn't have thought Zil
Speaker 19: Damien Hardwick turned him into a second ruckman with success.
Speaker 1: Who knew that Chris Hilton from Ferndrie going.
Speaker 19: I'm tipping Frei to win tonight, but I think Essident
Speaker 19: will be the most improved side in the competition next year.
Speaker 19: I'll explained why to morrow.
Speaker 1: We got there with your help. What is the kindest
Speaker 1: thing that someone has done for you?
Speaker 4: One?
Speaker 1: Double three six nine three? What is the kind of
Speaker 1: thing that someone has done for you?
Speaker 18: Won?
Speaker 1: Double three six domes three plus. We will continue to
Speaker 1: the World Cup of ac DC Songs.
Speaker 4: We've done little kindness, yes, shun a lot more and
Speaker 4: the one.
Speaker 1: To see a.
Speaker 2: Narrow minds?
Speaker 1: Do we not give him enough credit? Or what a
Speaker 1: star he was?
Speaker 23: That?
Speaker 4: Well, that's I haven't heard that for thirty years, but bang,
Speaker 4: it's straight straight that year?
Speaker 22: Is that?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Glenn Campbell, Damien says you're underrated. But let's not confuse
Speaker 1: the message, because here is the first semi final in
Speaker 1: the World Cup of a c DC Songs. Is Thunderstruck
Speaker 1: a better song than you Shook Me All Night Long?
Speaker 1: Nine three two fifty to fifty? Interesting? You're going to
Speaker 1: put one of those songs into the final? Is Thunderstruck
Speaker 1: a better song than you Shook Me All Night Long?
Speaker 1: Nine eight three to fifty to fifty open line. What
Speaker 1: is the kindest thing someone has ever done for you?
Speaker 1: One double three six nine three one double three six
Speaker 1: nine three. We want to hear from you because they're
Speaker 1: thinking of kindness classes in school. I would have thought
Speaker 1: to combat the pernicious effects of social media. And we
Speaker 1: remember when did Leo's told story say it Scoch a
Speaker 1: long time ago that kindness is the greatest attribute in life. Oh,
Speaker 1: you have, Scorched says, he's googled it. It was a
Speaker 1: few years ago.
Speaker 4: Yes, so a quick story ross So on our radio station.
Speaker 4: On the show, I must have said something like Kate
Speaker 4: Burk's down the beach. So I was home alone, my
Speaker 4: ninety year old neighbor, not direct neighbor, around the corner.
Speaker 4: She left some food on the front door, right, So
Speaker 4: so I do thanks to MJ. Very very very very
Speaker 4: generous of you, because she was concerned that I was
Speaker 4: at home but by myself and unable to feed myself.
Speaker 1: I was trying to remember I would have been the
Speaker 1: beneficiary of acts of kindness many times in your life,
Speaker 1: and you've just got to remember them. And Scorches said,
Speaker 1: what about when you were first separated and a lovely
Speaker 1: lady called Shelley compiled a compendium of all the useful
Speaker 1: things in the neighborhood. Now, if this happens, call this person.
Speaker 1: If this happens, go to this business.
Speaker 4: It's pretty cute.
Speaker 1: It was very cute and very kind of Shelley. Yes,
Speaker 1: one double three six nine three. What's the kindest thing
Speaker 1: someone has ever done for you? And we asked whether
Speaker 1: the whether Jesus ever opined on kindness?
Speaker 4: And what did he say?
Speaker 1: Well, we never used the word kindness, but he said
Speaker 1: do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
Speaker 4: It's pretty transactional, it is. Yeah, Yeah, quid brokerass a
Speaker 4: little bit of devison credits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the old favor bank. One double three six nine three,
Speaker 1: what's the kindest thing? And anyone who's ever donevo George.
Speaker 7: Wedding guys, just I guess three I deputed to start.
Speaker 7: We're helping us out in the bush for putting the
Speaker 7: drown on the radar after the city. The second one
Speaker 7: was years ago. My brother and I got six foot
Speaker 7: four lads and six foot three lad in the middle
Speaker 7: of nowhere on a straight country road, thirty five degrees
Speaker 7: stinking hot day I had those songs on. My brother
Speaker 7: took me through a drive in his so called new car,
Speaker 7: broke down, got out of the car, punched the living
Speaker 7: redacted out of each other, and an old couple coming
Speaker 7: back from bottles. A little three four foot five lady
Speaker 7: got out, grabbed a younger brother and I by the year,
Speaker 7: set us down under their umbrella, gave us lambinging's before
Speaker 7: mobile phones. Drove down on the farm, grabbed the tractor
Speaker 7: and got us out of trouble playing good.
Speaker 1: So I went to that place in the movie the
Speaker 1: producers what Zero Mostelle said, he went, a little old
Speaker 1: lady lambs. So a little old lady you got six
Speaker 1: foot three, six foot four, punching the redact out of
Speaker 1: each other, A little old lady with lamington. There's a
Speaker 1: song for artificial. It was a little old lady with
Speaker 1: lambing and Justine, good morning.
Speaker 25: I'll try not to get upset. I've had a very
Speaker 25: sick husband and the usual suspects. I've had meals for
Speaker 25: eleven weeks, and I would have to be the worst
Speaker 25: cook in the world.
Speaker 14: So I am so grateful and.
Speaker 4: Justine, as you say, eleven weeks, so not just the first,
Speaker 4: you know, the initial fortnight, it continues, Well.
Speaker 25: I've probably put on eleven kilos, but he's been fantastic,
Speaker 25: and now the party's over. I've got to start cooking
Speaker 25: again after thirty years.
Speaker 15: So I think I've done well.
Speaker 1: You've brought a smile to my face, Justine by referring
Speaker 1: to the school as the usual suspects.
Speaker 9: You know who they are, right, run up the usual suspects.
Speaker 1: I think it's funny that now people who go to
Speaker 1: that school know that that's the school. It's referred to
Speaker 1: as the usual suspect. Run of the usual suspects.
Speaker 4: They got kindness in them, they the usual suspects.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a religious school. Yeah, Virginia, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Hi, Russ and Ross.
Speaker 11: Very similar to Justine. My husband's currently unwell at the moment,
Speaker 11: and a neighbor who we're not particularly close to just
Speaker 11: stay high and by too, has.
Speaker 17: Post his.
Speaker 11: Keino treatments, delivered meils for the five of us and
Speaker 11: she said she will pick doing that while he's there.
Speaker 1: And good on you, Virginia for ringing to share that
Speaker 1: with the rest of Melbourne. That's wonderful. Fred.
Speaker 20: Yes, there you're going you're good.
Speaker 7: Yeah, good mate.
Speaker 20: I had a kidney donated to me about fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: There you go, all right, so that's interesting. So you
Speaker 1: are grateful for that act of kindness, definitely.
Speaker 4: And how are you traveling now? Fred?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: Good on you.
Speaker 1: That's good. Friend's a bit like my father's friend. Remember
Speaker 1: I said, Dad, what's he like? And he said, I
Speaker 1: sort of like he'd give you his bum and pulled
Speaker 1: through his ribs.
Speaker 4: Friend of mine had recently received a kidney from his wife,
Speaker 4: and he went from looking not very well to just
Speaker 4: bright and shiny and magnificent.
Speaker 12: Rob. Yeah, Hi, there. We were backpacking in Europe, doing
Speaker 12: it a little tough, but we bunch met a bunch
Speaker 12: of musicians. They were performing Cats. There was an audio
Speaker 12: amongst them, got talking. They offered us tickets to their
Speaker 12: show in Paris, went to the show, went to the
Speaker 12: backstage party afterwards, and then they offered us their five
Speaker 12: star bedroom.
Speaker 1: For the night we were made. That is fantastic, Rob.
Speaker 1: I want to take you back because I'm very, very fascinated.
Speaker 1: Were they performing the musical Cats or were they performing Cats?
Speaker 1: Quite like the idea of performing cats the five star
Speaker 1: hotel room before cats? Ah, that's grouse. Speaking of the name,
Speaker 1: of the hotel, Robin.
Speaker 12: I don't it was. It was in past about it
Speaker 12: was the last century, last century.
Speaker 4: Do you ever strip your bed in the hotel room?
Speaker 1: Never?
Speaker 4: It's nice. It's nice thought, though, wasn't it?
Speaker 1: What what for the staff?
Speaker 4: For the staff?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 4: I love that thought?
Speaker 1: Uh, Lorraine, Oh hi, I was at a restaurant.
Speaker 17: Or my husband I were at a restaurant twelve months ago.
Speaker 14: We just got engaged and we went to pay our.
Speaker 13: Account and the people next door to wife had already
Speaker 13: paid it for us.
Speaker 11: We hadn't spoken.
Speaker 14: We just said hello to them, we had spoken to
Speaker 14: them in any other way, and it was amazing.
Speaker 1: Is that glorious? I love that that notion.
Speaker 4: It's nice to pay for someone's coffee. That's coming up
Speaker 4: in the queue.
Speaker 1: I have somebody who was at a restaurant in Melbourne
Speaker 1: and the person next door at the table next door
Speaker 1: was drinking a bottle of Penfoll's grange Gee and they
Speaker 1: drank half and left. So this person grabbed it, poured
Speaker 1: themselves a glass, and then the person at the table
Speaker 1: next door came back from having a cigarette outside. Oh gosh, Catherine,
Speaker 1: it's hello.
Speaker 15: A kind gentleman paid for my parking with his cap
Speaker 15: and go because I was unable to pay for it
Speaker 15: because only got cash.
Speaker 14: It's still one of those strange people.
Speaker 15: And then he said to me, no, I don't want
Speaker 15: the money.
Speaker 14: Just paid forward to.
Speaker 1: The army beautifully. Was the movie called payd Forward? Or
Speaker 1: did the movie involve the concept of it? Was Kevin Spacey?
Speaker 1: I think was it call paid Forward? Ordered to involve
Speaker 1: the concept?
Speaker 17: Don't know, Kate, Hello, this is about football.
Speaker 11: I think you two were like this.
Speaker 15: This was nineteen ninety Collingwood in the Grand Final. A
Speaker 15: dear friend of mine drove all the way from Melbourne
Speaker 15: to Redhill to pick up a lady's ticket just so
Speaker 15: I could on that day get into the ground to
Speaker 15: see Collingwood win the Grand Final.
Speaker 1: Magnificent and thanks to the one point seven million callers
Speaker 1: that we cannot get to. But I'm just hoping. I'm
Speaker 1: stuck on the same page in my yes, Remember Tolstoy
Speaker 1: said there, When did he say it? Scorch Sometime he's
Speaker 1: looked up his Google that he said it some time ago.
Speaker 1: The more intelligent a person is, the more he discovers
Speaker 1: kindness in others for nothing, in riches the world more
Speaker 1: than kindness. It makes mysterious things clear, difficult things easy,
Speaker 1: and dull things cheerful. Here we go, Oh, okay, do
Speaker 1: you want me to repeat it? Repeat it? As Tolstoy said,
Speaker 1: the more intellig I don't know what's coming. The more
Speaker 1: intelligent a person is, the more he discovers kindness in others.
Speaker 1: For nothing enriches the world more than kindness. It makes
Speaker 1: mysterious things clear, difficult things easy, and dull things cheerful,
Speaker 1: like thought. And I thought it was a chance that
Speaker 1: it was going to be Homers Simpson. No is Thunderstruck
Speaker 1: a better song? Okay, then you shook Me all night long?
Speaker 1: Sixty three percent of people said you shook me All
Speaker 1: night Long? Is through to the World Cup Final of
Speaker 1: ac DC Songolks, do you want me to kick off
Speaker 1: the other one?
Speaker 17: Now?
Speaker 1: Right? A nine eight three two fifty to fifty is
Speaker 1: It's a long way to the top. A better song
Speaker 1: than jail break? Is someone scale? There's no there's no.
Speaker 4: Someone scale there tough as a neutral word.
Speaker 1: It's a long way to that is It's a long
Speaker 1: way to the top. A better song than jail break?
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Speaker 1: Nine minutes to eight right repeating, is it's a long
Speaker 1: way to the top, A better song than Jailbreak? Nine
Speaker 1: at three two fifty fifty is It's a long way
Speaker 1: to the top, a better song than jail Break. Australia's
Speaker 1: largest health insurer will fund the use of MDMA to
Speaker 1: treat PTSD at a Perth based clinic. In what doctor
Speaker 1: says a watershed moment for the nation's approach to mental
Speaker 1: health treatment. Michael Winlow is the EMERIA chief executive. Michael,
Speaker 1: good morning. Is there any evidence to suggest that MDMA
Speaker 1: works on PTSD.
Speaker 9: Well, Yes, there is a number of really important trials
Speaker 9: that have been completed over the United States with a
Speaker 9: few hundred patients looking at the use of MDMAY alongside
Speaker 9: support of psychotherapy, and after just three dosing sessions, these
Speaker 9: patients have had a remarkable improvement in their symptoms. To
Speaker 9: the fact that two thirds of patients lose their diagnosis
Speaker 9: after a single course of Travis.
Speaker 4: Wow, she was okay. So the Australia's largest health insurer
Speaker 4: is of course getting involved here.
Speaker 9: So who's that, Yeah, that's Medibank Private with terrific courage.
Speaker 9: We're really delighted to be working with them. Really forward
Speaker 9: thinking insurer. I think recognizing that PTSD is a really
Speaker 9: challenging condition. It effects up to ten percent of Australians,
Speaker 9: much higher rates in our first responders, in our veterans,
Speaker 9: and we've had no new drug approvals for over twenty years,
Speaker 9: and so our options are really limited, and this is
Speaker 9: a really promising treatment, the first of its kind to
Speaker 9: come along in many decades.
Speaker 1: You're the CEO of A Maria what's a Myria?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm executive director there. Actually we're one of the
Speaker 9: early founders. But we're a clinical service company. We've been
Speaker 9: researching new treatments for mental health for over a couple
Speaker 9: of years. We manage a psychological trauma treatment center, psychiatrist,
Speaker 9: therapists or working together to help tackle this condition.
Speaker 1: Do we deliver the program?
Speaker 4: Michaeling your answer earlier, you talked about first responders and veterans,
Speaker 4: So is this trial specifically for those two groups?
Speaker 9: No, So this program will fund Medicare customers, our Medibank
Speaker 9: customers beg your pardon, So those customers with eligible psychiatric
Speaker 9: cover in their policy who are admitted into our program
Speaker 9: will have this treatment made available with no out of
Speaker 9: pocket costs for those individuals. Now we're Our hope is
Speaker 9: that we will be able to extend this to other
Speaker 9: funders like the DVA and others over time, so we
Speaker 9: can reach more patients who may benefit.
Speaker 1: And I've spoken to people recently anecdotally about how cannabis
Speaker 1: has not assisted whatever problem they have, so I looked
Speaker 1: it up using AI. Would be fair to say that
Speaker 1: the claims made for cannabis sometimes overstate the effectiveness of
Speaker 1: cannabis as a treatment.
Speaker 9: Yes, cannabis, well, you know, it's never really got a
Speaker 9: deep research and so it was never particularly the evidence
Speaker 9: behind where cannabis was most effective was never really established,
Speaker 9: only for a rare form of epilepsy. So lots of
Speaker 9: anecdotes that it might help for various symptoms, but really,
Speaker 9: really that product hasn't been studied to the depth that
Speaker 9: we would like as clinicians in order to inform our
Speaker 9: use of it.
Speaker 1: Good on you, marcael so m de me A short
Speaker 1: treatment with MDMA. Two thirds of people lose their diagnosis
Speaker 1: of PTSD. Michael Winlow, Maria Chelfelf, Chief executive, Okay, he's
Speaker 1: the result is It's a long way to the top,
Speaker 1: a better song than jayle Break. Sixty nine percent of
Speaker 1: people said yes, which means it's a pretty it's a
Speaker 1: pretty big final. The final between you shook me all
Speaker 1: night long and it's a long way to the top.
Speaker 1: We'll start that at eight oh seven, so stay tuned, folks.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, you were talking before about kindness and a gentleman
Speaker 9: on the radio said that he had a kidney received from.
Speaker 20: Somebody and got me thinking that can he pay that forward?
Speaker 20: And that kids me be reused again?
Speaker 4: What a X like?
Speaker 1: So has the parcel? It'll be like Captain Cook's turtle.
Speaker 1: All right, I've been donated in seventeen sixty six and
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Speaker 1: Seven after eight. We've had a massive response so far
Speaker 1: to the World Cup of ac DC Songs that we
Speaker 1: now have the final.
Speaker 4: Are we allowed to say, well, we're just going to.
Speaker 1: Do the final now nine eight three two fifty fifty
Speaker 1: is kick off by the whistle, and we'll do it
Speaker 1: the whole half hour with the about twenty seven twenty
Speaker 1: eight after eight we'll announce the winner. Is you Shook
Speaker 1: Me All Night Long? A better song? Then it's a
Speaker 1: long way to the top. Is you Shook Me All
Speaker 1: Night Long? A better song?
Speaker 17: That?
Speaker 1: That's a long lay to the top. Nine eight three
Speaker 1: two fifty fifty. We're keeping it open for the whole
Speaker 1: half hour. Hop on the phone, start from the burning
Speaker 1: questions from the day's news on who and where and when?
Speaker 4: Who like Ross thinks a whole lot of Rosie is
Speaker 4: elite and should be in the final. Where should Tolstoy's
Speaker 4: quote be displayed perhaps the MCG score board at halftime?
Speaker 4: And when will Scorcher be referred to as supreme leader.
Speaker 1: Who else saw someone on the street yesterday who looked
Speaker 1: like Damien without a beard? Because Meyer, did you ever
Speaker 1: said yourself that looks like Damien without a beard? Where
Speaker 1: is the bloke who drove the land cruiser through Northlands yesterday?
Speaker 4: Must be found?
Speaker 1: And when will Donald Trump decide whether he's going to
Speaker 1: bomb a Ran or not? The United States President remains
Speaker 1: noncommittal on whether his country will become directly involved with Israel.
Speaker 1: On the sixth day of its war against Iran, they
Speaker 1: do well in six day wars, he said, I may
Speaker 1: or I may not. I was looking at the photograph
Speaker 1: of Churchill yesterday, who famously said we may or may
Speaker 1: not fight them on the beaches, and this may may
Speaker 1: not have been their finest hour. Half a Center DNA's
Speaker 1: former ambassador to the United States Arfe grateful for your time.
Speaker 1: Do you have a view? Do you have a view
Speaker 1: personally as to whether America ought to get involved?
Speaker 6: Look, I think the President is really torn on this
Speaker 6: one because his political base is split on this. There
Speaker 6: are the isolationists who say he campaigned on a platform
Speaker 6: of no more wars. Is he going to drag the
Speaker 6: US into this particular war may not be a long war,
Speaker 6: depending on how much military equipment they want to use
Speaker 6: on the Iranians. But he is I think, in his
Speaker 6: heart of hearts, really hoping the Iranians just say we've
Speaker 6: had enough, let's go back to the negotiating table, because
Speaker 6: that's the easiest thing for him, because I think if
Speaker 6: he look launches the raids, then he's got to finish
Speaker 6: the job, because you know, in a situation where Uranians
Speaker 6: are left with enough whether it's nuclear or other material
Speaker 6: to redouble their efforts to now go for a bomb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if America got involved, how would you measure success?
Speaker 6: Well, well, look, one measure of success would be that
Speaker 6: they have these bunker busting bombs right, so they can
Speaker 6: penetrate some of these mountains where the facilities are hidden.
Speaker 6: There's a place called Foordo, which is a really fortified mountain,
Speaker 6: and these facilities are deep in the mountain. The Americans
Speaker 6: the only ones who've got those bombs. That the Israelis
Speaker 6: thought they could do it without the Americans, that the
Speaker 6: reality is they can't. So one measure of success would
Speaker 6: be to knock out as much of the nuclear program
Speaker 6: as possible, which sets them back a period. The question
Speaker 6: then is whether that destabilizes the regime enough for the
Speaker 6: population in Iran to decide we're going to rise up
Speaker 6: and change things. But as you know, ross from what
Speaker 6: we saw in Afghanistan and Iraq, it's very hard to
Speaker 6: impose regime change from the outside.
Speaker 4: So, Arthur, so I'm clearly Trump and American leadership is
Speaker 4: all about America first. So can you create an argument
Speaker 4: that this would be if they went in and a
Speaker 4: part of an American first policy?
Speaker 6: Well, only if he could argue that, Look, by solving
Speaker 6: this issue, we bring lasting peace to the Middle East.
Speaker 6: He's reached out to the South East, the UA, he
Speaker 6: had that big business trip through there a few weeks ago.
Speaker 6: He could argue, well, my legacy is I've created lasting
Speaker 6: peace in the Middle East, which means that the US
Speaker 6: doesn't have to be focused there. It can focus more
Speaker 6: on the Indo Pacific in our part of the world.
Speaker 1: How effective would removing okay assassinating the iyotoler be? Would
Speaker 1: would that be effective or would they simply just go
Speaker 1: to Iotola dot com and get another one.
Speaker 6: They're likely to do exactly what you said. They have
Speaker 6: another eya toler maybe not as wise or as skilled.
Speaker 1: But the reality is that the.
Speaker 6: Israelis have also held off trying to kill the Ayatolla
Speaker 6: partly because I think the Americans in the Israelis are
Speaker 6: worried as that created backlash. Because while the Iranians may
Speaker 6: hate the regime, they may not like the idea that
Speaker 6: fine is a dictating what should happen.
Speaker 4: So Arthur So, Russia and North Korea, China they back Iran.
Speaker 4: They have they got a problem with around becoming a
Speaker 4: nuclear capable No, I.
Speaker 6: Think they'd be frankly delighted by that, just as North
Speaker 6: Korea at the moment has nuclear weapons. Even though the
Speaker 6: Chinese sometimes worry about controlling the North Koreans. But I mean,
Speaker 6: this is just another way of fortifying a member of
Speaker 6: the Axis and making them more powerful.
Speaker 5: In the region.
Speaker 6: So from their perspective, if that creates more trouble for
Speaker 6: America having a nuclear armed Iran, they're.
Speaker 1: All for it. Okay. Two last questions. Second last one.
Speaker 1: Trump said I may do it, I may not do it.
Speaker 1: Will he do it or not do it?
Speaker 6: Well, if you're putting me on the but you've got
Speaker 6: me on the rack, you're torturing me. I think my
Speaker 6: answer would be he won't do it. I remain to
Speaker 6: be contradicted.
Speaker 1: Final question, is you shook Me All night long? A
Speaker 1: better song than It's a long way to the top?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 6: I reckon it's a long way to the top. If
Speaker 6: you've been next politician like me, you know all about
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Speaker 1: Pete Ford, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 5: Am I the only person who thinks a five year
Speaker 5: ban on Warick Kappa going to any AFL events or games,
Speaker 5: or even entering the MCG even for cricket or a
Speaker 5: concert is just a little bit heavy handed.
Speaker 1: No, I don't believe so. I think there are some
Speaker 1: people around here who think it's a bit too much.
Speaker 5: Wow interesting, Well, I mean so for those who haven't
Speaker 5: got up the AFL Grand Final last year he made
Speaker 5: a comment which he says was in a private box.
Speaker 5: He made the comment to his friends about a waitress
Speaker 5: who was serving them. I certainly think the comment was unnecessary.
Speaker 5: It was probably inappropriate, but a point that Warick has
Speaker 5: made is that he believes, because he owns a brothel
Speaker 5: now that getting a job in a brothel is a
Speaker 5: perfectly legitimate career path for somebody. Now, if he owned
Speaker 5: a restaurant and he said, I'd like to have a
Speaker 5: job in one of my restaurants, you know, would we
Speaker 5: be upset by that? Are we kind of being moralistic
Speaker 5: by getting outraged by that comment to the waitress? But
Speaker 5: five years it's certainly it's you know, they haven't led
Speaker 5: him off easily. Interestingly, Wayne Carey has come out and
Speaker 5: applauded the AFL for doing this. He was talking on
Speaker 5: Sam Niman's podcast. You cannot be serious, and he doesn't
Speaker 5: sound like he's a great fan or friend of Warwick.
Speaker 5: You know Warick is you know, his whole act is
Speaker 5: being a sort of oath or a naughty schoolboy, which
Speaker 5: is fine. You might get away with that in the twenties,
Speaker 5: but when you're sixty two, it's very hard to play
Speaker 5: the naughty schoolboy and think things that were funny way
Speaker 5: back then are still acceptable of funny. Now, he's a
Speaker 5: little of what Wayne Carey said.
Speaker 26: I have told Warick this to his face, and he's
Speaker 26: to me like I said, he's too attention seeking when
Speaker 26: he's in the public arena, and that's why I call
Speaker 26: him veggimind a little bit goes a long way.
Speaker 5: So yeah, no love there at all. But look, it's
Speaker 5: I think it's capper is. You know, he's never going
Speaker 5: to change. It's that strange toxic mix of ego and
Speaker 5: delusion and desperation. But certainly he'll pay a price for
Speaker 5: the next five years.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 5: Delta goodwom secret wedding this week in Malta. She married
Speaker 5: her longtime boyfriend Strope fiance who actually plays in her
Speaker 5: band Michael Copley. And I get the vibe that there's
Speaker 5: a magazine deal being done because they got married on Monday,
Speaker 5: which is sort of an unusual day to get married,
Speaker 5: and that would fit in with the magazine's deadline, and
Speaker 5: certainly New Idea were the first ones to break the
Speaker 5: story that the marriage had taken place, So I get
Speaker 5: the feeling that, yeah, that looks like it's happened and
Speaker 5: there's a mag deal on the way.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm loving them this notion. Sons of Beatles, Well, don't.
Speaker 5: Get your hopes up too high, ross because I don't
Speaker 5: know that you're going to be thrilled by the offering.
Speaker 5: So the idea is great. So what's happened is Zach
Speaker 5: Starkey Ringo's son has got together with Sean Lennon john
Speaker 5: S and James McCartney Paul s Now. Zach has a
Speaker 5: group when he's not playing with The Who, he has
Speaker 5: a group called Mantra of the Cosmos. And I think
Speaker 5: this music is being done by them with the special
Speaker 5: guest Sean and James brought in. So it's a cute idea.
Speaker 5: Of course you're going to get publicity in that tension. Now,
Speaker 5: we're not doing it justice by any playing fifteen seconds,
Speaker 5: but that's all Zach has provided. He's put this up
Speaker 5: onto his social media.
Speaker 1: The song is.
Speaker 17: Called ripoff.
Speaker 9: Wow.
Speaker 5: Well let's say that the jury still out.
Speaker 17: Do we hear that thing?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Run?
Speaker 1: Did I miss in passing? Did I have a name? Pete?
Speaker 1: Did you say no?
Speaker 5: I think it's being done under the banner of Mantra
Speaker 5: of the Cosmos, which is Zach's band.
Speaker 1: Can only stay with us, Pete More, there's twenty four
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Speaker 1: Eight twenty seven, Pete, something to leave us with.
Speaker 5: Yes, for Megan Markle is relaunching her brand again tomorrow.
Speaker 5: She's continually relaunching these things and this is as ever
Speaker 5: brand now. It's sold out first time around, sold that
Speaker 5: within an hour. This time flower Sprinkles, there's pancake mix,
Speaker 5: all the same stuff and anyway, good luck to her,
Speaker 5: although you know that does seem to be messy. It's
Speaker 5: like a mad woman's breakfast, the way she conducts her
Speaker 5: business life.
Speaker 1: Good only, Pete, We'll catch you ladder bye. The time
Speaker 1: has come to announce the winner of the World Cup
Speaker 1: of ac DC song. We don't know the result, Russell
Speaker 1: and I have the whole morning. We're about to crown
Speaker 1: the champion as decided by you. Thank you for getting involved.
Speaker 1: The response has been huge, and here we go. The
Speaker 1: question was, is you shook me all night long a
Speaker 1: better song? Then it's a long way to the top.
Speaker 4: We're going to speculate.
Speaker 1: No, okay, write it down, write it down right, Okay,
Speaker 1: I've written it down. Seventy percent of listeners said so
Speaker 1: the winner is inedible. Nick Reach doing cartwheels he is
Speaker 1: to ask you Ross And so the winner is the
Speaker 1: World Cup of ac DC Songs. Their greatest ever song
Speaker 1: is It's a Long Way to the Top.
Speaker 4: Are you happy with that? Or would you have been
Speaker 4: happy with Rosy Razy?
Speaker 1: But I'm very happy with that. That's good tonight and
Speaker 1: of course am the rim file from this week said
Speaker 1: as they're coming November twelve, November sixteen of the mcg remaphile.
Speaker 4: Today's rumor file winner is more light and pretty easy.
Speaker 4: Best roomors this week going to the draw to win
Speaker 4: the GLA two and from Mercedes Bence Berrick tom.
Speaker 1: Eli says we may all end up taking cold showers.
Speaker 1: Is that out of the rumor file as well? Maybe