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Speaker 1: Night after six, Good morning till you welcome to Tuesday on five double A Breakfast the seventh the Vopel Trust. Everyone had a fantastic and relaxing if you got some time off Easter long weekend. We return this morning with lots to talk about Boss The gather Round. It begins this week Thursday night at the Adelaide Oval, but it continues as we know and love, through the suburbs and the regions of South Australia. One of those is the Baross. It was a great addition last year, no doubt will be a success again this year. Barross and Meya Bim Langy is going to be on the program very very shortly. Then, just before seven o'clock, Donald Trump's explosive explete and Leyden threats to Iran. Things seem to be spinning out of control on that front. We're going to be heading to US correspondent Miley Hogan in Washington, DC before seven o'clock, and then we'll be chatting with at the other end of human achievement Swinburn astrophysicist doctor Sarah Webb about the Artemis emission. The astronauts have now officially broken the record. These four people have been further from planet Earth than anyone has ever been before. It's a record that stood since nineteen seventy with the Apollo thirteen crew. Also on the program, The Voice to Parliament here in South Australia didn't exactly. I don't know what. I don't know what. You look at the little counter on the ABC's website on election, I'll say eighty percent countered, ninety percent counted. I don't know how close we are to entirely capturing the imagination of everyone eligible to vote for the Voice to Parliament. Some of the vote totals were frankly, laughably low. We're gonna be talking with the Indigenousffairs miss after seven o'clock today trial by Jury, and we're gonna be chatting with the Shark attack victim Krokiy was a big weekend for Sharks and South of Australia as well. But David most excitingly in this gather round and good morning to you, we have a series of magnificent giveaways that run throughout the week and they start here and now this morning. All thanks to McDonald's, we have the ultimate VIP experience, which concludes going to the Port Saints game on Sunday, double pass to the game macas zip line that sounds like fun, and then exclusive pregame viewing on the boundary line during the team warm ups. You're gonna be a big part of this competition because it's your Maca's order that people are gonna have to decipher. But the other thing we're doing at the same time is giving away four day passes to gather around. So we've got the ultimate experience with four four day passes to Adelaide Oval, so you get to see all the games. You get to see the Thursday night, the Friday night, the Saturday night and the Sunday game at Adelaide. You literally live at Adelaide A. You don't have to leave. You've got the run of the place thirty and just stay a little till Sunday night if that is your want. Oh, the weather is going to be pretty good. Maybe taking knee right. Thursday night's going to be good. Actually yeah, it gets pretty cold and wet, is a bit of rain. It's going to be a very and in good morning to you. It's going to be wintery. Sort of a feeling gather around this year. It hasn't been that way in the past.
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Speaker 5: Well, most of the people are coming from Victoria, so they were used to that. It's a short weather winter sport Ossie rules and I can't wait for it.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be terrific.
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Speaker 5: So this is gathered around number four four It sounds about right. Yeah, yeah, the fourth Jesus that's been that's gone quickly, hasn't. It feels like only yesterday and was sort of back to where we were with the Crows Thursday night, Adelaide v.
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Speaker 1: Carlton. That was that. That was the very first one, the first match.
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Speaker 5: Then then it's been all all defeats for the Crows since then.
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Speaker 6: The irony was that one by Geelong.
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Speaker 1: Myne memories were anticipating a pretty difficult time against the Blues are in one of their early seasons.
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Speaker 6: Ten goal first quarter.
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Speaker 1: That's right. They were meant to be something and they turned out they weren't anything, and it sort of happened for them that night. This time around, not much as expected of Carton.
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Speaker 5: Well, I don't know what's the difference between barracking for Adelaide and Carlton. At the moment, I think the difference. Come on, no, I think the differences with Carlton you go into a game expecting to lose and not being disappointed. With the Crows, you go into games expecting you to win and coming away disappointed.
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Speaker 6: They've been so frustrating.
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Speaker 1: They have they have and look, they're not going to excuse mediocrity. They've played all the kind of side you're play in September, which which doesn't represent progress for the Adeleate Football Club because you need to win start winning games in September. The whole thing is academic.
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Speaker 5: I just they're they're about that they almost beat the really good teams all the time. Well, whoopee, do you we'd start beating them?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I've become a bit tedious.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't switch with Carton though, that's true.
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Speaker 5: Somewhere they've still got Luke Sayers, which is just a special cherry on top. Just a peculiar brand of hell at that club Occupy Space in Hill.
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Speaker 1: Still knocking around in the background. Yeah, yeah, that's all right.
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Speaker 6: Great easter. I hope everybody else had a good one.
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Speaker 1: You had a good one.
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Speaker 5: We had a lovely day yesterday. Got together with all my family, Mum, dad, and my sister, my brother in law Kate and the kids, and we all sat in the backyard and hot cross buns and had a couple of quiet venos.
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Speaker 1: It was good fun. Yeah, it was a perfect sort of a weather. It was just you couldn't have asked for anything about it was terrific. So I hope everyone had a great easter. Can we say the F bomb on radio yet? I don't think we should.
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Speaker 5: There's a million words at you dispose occasionally throwing in an F bomb's handy for emphasis. I use it with my mates. I use it for comic effect. You and I use it. We shouldn't tempt fate. Will We often joke that there should be a podcast called Will and Dave off the air.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a bit like sounds a lot like the election coverage. Yeah, yeah, the election night's probably the closest we've ever come. How about you. You listed a few things there, comic effect, you listed forcefulness, sometimes you listed you know, in the capsules. How about accurately reflecting the news cycle? Yeah? Yeah, yeah. Donald Trump using the F word it feels like sort of a crossing the rubicon moment for for blue language, doesn't it. And you've got the leader of the free world using it in the context of negotiating the next step of a war that's raging in real time in the world.
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Speaker 5: I actually can't think it was that the first time he's done it. No, he did it that in front of the helicopter that time. I actually didn't mind that. The context in which he used it when he was telling Israel and Iran to pull their heads in was Israel and Iran or Israel and Lebanon. Remember so many dramas going on in that neck of the woods. But when he said they've been fighting so hard and so long they don't know what the f they're doing, that sounded unscripted. It sounded spontaneous, and it soundedite quite a valid point telling everyone over there to just counting, you know what, down, to actually sit down and write a premeditated tweet as he did. That tweet had many conservative people even scratching their head, going, is this guy actually mentally unwell?
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Speaker 1: Well, it read like someone who doesn't have all the faculties. Frankly, Yeah, It's led to some great comparisons in history. Do what you can with what you have where you are, George Washington. Of course, FDR. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. A Truman, A man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on Reagan, mister Gorbaschev, tear down the wall, Donald Trump, open the f and straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell. Just watch Praise Be to Allah, which was curious inclusion on.
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Speaker 5: Easter is the one that was sort of huge as come up with a zany sound effect at the ended up like that is just bonkers bananas, isn't it.
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Speaker 1: If that was a text that came into our show, we wouldn't read it out. That's just it. This is why I started with the question. I feel like the the idea there are certain things we can't broadcast in common decency now, including something that's totally newsworthy, feels like a weird moment in history. Yeah, but we're not. We're unable to actually accurately reflect what the leader of the free world said because what he said actually offends still the thin veneer of common decity that remains. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I thought it was really interesting though, that none of the media outlets reported unedited, not that I've seen anyway, but I don't think any of the commercial TVs here would have.
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Speaker 1: Read it out on it I stand correct on this. I think some of weirdly, where they're usually a bit more proven with this sort of thing, I think some of the US news services did actually read it out. I actually read it out. Yes, I can leave so.
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Speaker 5: Yes, that surprises me because the Yanks are so much more they are, but this is buttoned down the leader of the Remember I saw went and saw a maid of mine who's working in New York when I was there for a work conference years ago, and in the office I walked. I walked over to him and it was like an open plan office, and I said.
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Speaker 1: How are you ow loud him to the F word, and he just looked at.
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Speaker 5: Me and he goes, Mite, don't swear a stupid blank Yeah, through a gritted teeth, called me a name. That's just the great Australian greeting. But he said, you don't walk around saying the F bomb in the office in the US. Well, what about the meetings we have after the show? How many times would that word get used?
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Speaker 1: Oh, it depends on the show.
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Speaker 5: I guess you pair are useless blanking idiots.
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Speaker 1: Jane on the text line says there is no need for the F bomb. It is disgusting. Thank you, Jane. I just wonder is it a sort of a moment when things have shifted?
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Speaker 5: You know what I got to say? And it's funny. I was having a conversation about this with my daughter the other night and she was saying, you should definitely write this, Dad, although I don't know how you can because it's actually tricky. Colin to right and Jesus about to talk about on live radio.
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Speaker 6: You know what I thought was really interesting was the North Melbourne who was the player who wiped.
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Speaker 1: The blood was Christian Sherry.
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Speaker 6: Sherry Cherry with an X.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: His defense was look I was I was being called a flopping sea. The sea word was being used and it was just being profited as a way of defense. He was calling me a sea repeatedly calling me a sea.
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Speaker 1: But I don't think that doesn't sound like that wasn't his problem. I think the flopping word was the one that he took more offense to.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, but last year.
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Speaker 5: We were talking to Alex Neil Bullen off the air about this, how the use of the word c as a form of abuse, which is easily the most disgusting to I think women especially like gave it. Why is this so commonplace? Why is this so accepted as as a form of abuse. It's almost like the rule, the unofficial rule of the AFL now is you can always call someone a CE, but you can't call them anything else.
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Speaker 6: So it's like the sort of.
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Speaker 5: Mandated go to abuse word because it's the hot Yeah, it's the It's like in the same way that you know, Coca Cola is the official drink of the AFL, the C bomb is the mandated square word of Ossie rules.
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Speaker 1: This is rent capping for the AFL. So the argument is rent capping is if you say you can't go any higher than you know, six hundred dollars a week, everything becomes six hundred dollars a week. Right, you effectively set what this what this? Because everyone's going to go right up to the maximum without going over. That's what this is. The sea bob. You're right, the sea bomb is the equivalent. It's the most offensive legal word.
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Speaker 5: So in the context of the basketball you're going to this juvenile back and forth between the thirty six's and the Kings about he called me fat, Oh no, I didn't, Yes, I did, bum face, et cetera.
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Speaker 1: And suddenly, you know, like a.
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Speaker 5: Bunch of school kids, they're talking about whether fat shaming is being mandated in the NB. I will grow up a lot of you is, frankly, So that's that's that's something. Yet at the same time, the denigrating people by describing them as the private parts of a woman, gay artist, gay artist, Yeah, it's true. What would Jermain Greea or Glorious Steinhem say about that?
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Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. Maybe they're listening call it a eight double two three double a double, But lots of we're texting in on the use of cuss words, and we might get to some of those texts and im on zero before eight zero eight thirteen ninety.
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Speaker 1: Twenty five minutes after six. Gather Around starts Thursday at night. I think my favorite fixture of the weekend though, is the as the brass One. It feels like it captures the spirit, the heart of white taxpayers are tipping into this event and making it into something that's special because it showcases a part of South Australia that is entirely world class. The mayor there, what an arduous task that must be, is Bim Langy Mayor, good morning to.
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Speaker 7: You, Good morning boys, how are you today?
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Speaker 5: We're good, Thank you Bim. Always great to catch up with you mate. And a very exciting week for the people of the Bross. He must be, he must be really looking forward to the weekend.
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Speaker 7: Really looking forward to it. No thirty five degrees, just a nice, nice mild weather and it kicks off at Lindock with local and live tenths of the twelfth so there's a lot of things happening in the main street of Lindot we'll be shutting that down and we've got a whole weekend as well as from starting Thursdays right through to Sunday, plan with activities throughout the Barossa and none other than training there Sunday Friday morning we'll beat North Melbourne and Brisbane for people to pop in and go through Gate one and we've got the turn under food and Wine Village Central District players coming up Saturday night to the food and wine and yeah, we're really excited about the whole weekend and everything that has been planned and don't look forward to welcoming everybody.
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Speaker 1: Do people generally stay in the Brassa Berba? They do you find they commute from Adelaide for the game?
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Speaker 7: I look, there's both both. Normally last year just about everything was booked out and I'm hearing that things are looking still pretty good for this year, even though we're situations we're confronted with at the moment with fuel and stuff like that. But hey, football fans are really devoted, aren't they.
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Speaker 6: They certainly are.
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Speaker 5: And just as we was leading to at the start the Brossel, you've got that wonderful investment in Lindock.
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Speaker 6: Just what a transformed footy there? Does it feel?
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Speaker 1: Do you like?
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Speaker 5: Gather around has actually given an enduring benefit of the people of the Brass.
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Speaker 7: Most definitely. You know, I could never imagine what we've been able to achieve in the short period and at the premiere backing us in and supporting the project, but a community facility that's there all year round for the community to enjoy that gather around was a catalyst to bring it to reality. The vision we had was probably going to take many years to build in stages and would have cost a lot more. But to be able to deliver it in the time frame that it has and achieve all the things that we're in. There's cricket being played on it, there's all sorts of other area.
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Speaker 5: Because it's a year round thinking yeah and absolutely well, you have a great wake up there, Mayor, we're going to get the bruss are soon to go to one of the gathering matches. It'll be absolutely fantastic to do that. I've been langing the Mayor of the Bross thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: Could it be cooler on Saturday? Eighteen degrees with maybe a little bit of a shower around today we're the wires heading for a top of twenty two, partly cloudy in similar maybe a drizzle around zero to one. Meal will be checking with the bureau. After six thirty. Tom runs in the studio as we reflect on a massive weekend in Sport. Get to Augustine Emtsubushi, nails Worth the Willson Lakes for the outland Es drive away from just thirty nine nine ninety one.
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Speaker 8: Ing you're ready, morning morning, David. Winners and losers, Yes, let's get into it. We'll start with the foot of yesterday Easter Monday clash. Thank goodness for that. What a game game of this season probably so far, eighty thousand plus at the MCG. Incredible spectacle. Hawks finally win first since twenty twenty two against the Cats. That was an amazing game. We'll give Port a tick there. Winners after the weekend, albeit not the most convincing performance, but they won. Crows disappointing, really disappointing. They've got a better draw coming up and they're playing better than their record suggests. But the record is there. One and three good sides, really good sides, Premiership sides, contenders win those close games. They've lost three now by eight points or less.
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Speaker 1: And to at home and to at home. That's what that's what kills you at the end of the season.
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Speaker 8: You have to protect your home and you have to win those close ones. You have to be more than fifty to fifty. There's ei been three under ten points.
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Speaker 5: Now do you reckon sleeping at night? It's a very single one person out. But that was such a moment.
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Speaker 1: He's had a nightmare moment as well.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, there are a few of them. Unfortunately, other losers footy wise, I thought West Coast after making some really good ground for two weeks, they were They were taught a lesson.
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Speaker 5: That makes ports two points at home look even worse, doesn't it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: I think Sydney good. I think I said at the start of the season I had Sydney for the Grand Final. I think they're very good. I think they're going to be very very good this season.
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Speaker 5: If you brack for the SWANSO when you heard that they made the Grand finally again, I reckon.
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Speaker 1: Place.
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Speaker 6: Just try to fly back to Australia. Just tell me did we w Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Exactly, Just tell me the score.
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Speaker 8: Other losers thirty six is oh my goodness, didn't they give us a ride?
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Speaker 1: It was? You can't get much closer than that, you know.
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Speaker 8: If Cheatham hits that jumper with fifteen seconds to go, they're four points up their home. If Cotton on the buzzer, you know, it goes one more revolution with the spin la.
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Speaker 1: Two inches two inch different spot on the glass. Yeap. And we're talking about a champion than one of the great performances of all time.
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Speaker 8: And you know we're talking about it all morning, but it's not to be. That's that's sport, isn't it. It's inches, it's millimeters.
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Speaker 1: Heartbreaking. You know what, after the length of that five game series, actually came away thinking they did remarkably well to get it to overtime. Yes five that By the end of that series, Mike Walls was running a seven man rotation. I know they ran seven for the whole game pretty much. Bryce Cotton played eighty five minutes over the final two games. They just didn't have it. They didn't have the depth Sydney had deep on the wings there, they had more defensive options. Six is just they top it. Bryce Scott is just a freak sleep But yeah, they've got to get over the top of it to get to the top of the mountain. They just needed They need to recruit one or two more poles totally.
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Speaker 8: They need a little bit more depth, don't they. They just look cooked and exhausted at the end of that series. A great effort other quick winners leads through to their first FA Cup semi in almost four decades. Shikari Richardson's quickest ever time at the Stare Gift yesterday.
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Speaker 1: That was amazing alien watching her run against didn't.
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Speaker 8: It was unreal. Only third woman ever from scratch And I should give a shout out to a Lufemi kam Ala Fe who won the men's event.
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Speaker 1: Adelaide guy, a medical student. Yeah, fourth year. So I love people that are good at science and running and and everything. Yeah, exactly good. You're ready. Good on you boys.
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Speaker 1: I've been pays to listen all morning. This week, have gathered around because we have giveaway p loser this week. We've got the macas Gathering experience. It's going to be a lot of fun because it involves David teasing out ingredients. If you can decipher the Macas order that he is alluding to. Then you could win yourself a one hundred dollars f POS voucher and a Macas merch back bus. You go in the drawder win the ultimate Gathering experience, which is the double to see the Port Saints, the Macas Zipline experience, and you get to have that wonderful exclusive pregame viewing experience on the boundary line during the team's warm up.
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Speaker 6: So, and I'll give you a clue.
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Speaker 1: There are all things that I order at Macas.
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Speaker 5: So long time listeners should have a leg up here. So don't guess that it's the mc caesar rap. No, we're going from the classic here.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, So it's a little bit of a hint that's coming up a little bit later. The other thing we're going to do if Maccas is not your area of expertise, but great Adelaide Oval moments are throughout the morning, we're going to play a couple of classic things that have happened at Adelaide Oval. If you can identify the event that it happened at correctly the first caller through, we're going to give you a twenty twenty six gather Round four game pass for Adelaide Oval, so you might see some more great moments made at Adelaide Oval. So that's going to happen. It's various points throughout the morning, but we're worth your time to tune in and put yourself in the best position possible to win those magnificent suite of gather Round prizes. This is a really important initiative. The RAA have partnered up with our good friends at Catherine House with a partnership that will support women experiencing homelessness to get their driver's license, a crucial step on the path to independence and getting your life in order. Jaylee Cooper from Catherine House is on the line, Jayle, good morning to you. Good morning, so, Jaylie.
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Speaker 5: We love working with Catherine House. We've been doing it for years now with the with the Undi Drive. Tell us about this partnership that you've got with RAA and how that's going to work.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's partnership that was sort of created at the end of last year and it really came about because the RAA, you know, came to us and said, you know, we're looking to partner with you. How can we help and Honestly, one of the first things that I thought about was driver's license. It's something that for probably many years now since working at Catherine House, we kind of have heard over and over again in terms of, you know, we're working with women obviously in housing and you know, those sorts of things, but we're also kind of looking at, you know, plans for their future and a huge part of that is getting back to employment. And you know, if you go for a job, one of the first things that you know is on the questionnaire do you have your driver's license? And for many of the women, they don't, and so that is a huge blocker. And so that was one of the key things we sort of said to Aria, if you could help us with this, this could be life changing for some of the women we support.
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Speaker 6: So in terms of the help, what sort of help can the RAA provide?
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Speaker 5: Because I would have thought, like, it's one of those things where you know, you've still got to swallow hard and go on the service SA to get it sorted out at some point, isn't it.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: No, So our I'm going to sort of step in in a couple of areas, but first and foremost they're going to be able to offer professional driving lessons for women. So yes, yeah, so for some of our clients, you know, each year and this is going to be a three year partnership with RAA, which is so exciting for us. So what it does is it really allows for when we're working with women, it gives them also a bit of a goal to work towards as well, a bit of an incentive to say that, you know, this is something that we can we can offer you at Catherine House. Is some driving lessons to get yourself eat it back on the road, you know, if your if your drivers, you know, if you eat your license has lapsed at some point, but also to really rebuild your confidence as well, because if you haven't been on the road for a while or at all, then actually getting back on the road and doing it safely is really important.
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Speaker 5: So is it one of those things with you evidence not to put too fine a point on it. Ship blakes who mistreat their wives and girlfriends, do they use the inability to drive all rather preventing women from driving as a way of sort of keeping arounder control?
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Speaker 11: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: Absolutely, you know, there's there's various forms of violence and abuse, and often that control can be a huge part of that. So you know, when we talk about someone getting their license, then yet we absolutely talk about the fact that they can, you know, get kids to school and go to work. But it's also that level of independence that probably a lot of us maybe don't think about in this scenario where there has been those situations. So just be able to be able to have that independence, to be able to get in your car and to do it safely is hugely important.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, well, anything we can do to help promote this, just sitting out, Jaylee, because we know the importance of the work that Catherine House does.
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Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us.
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Speaker 6: We catch up soon.
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Speaker 1: All right, Let's end to the Weather Bureau and a quick look at the gather Around week forecast. Simon Timkey is on, Judy Simon, what.
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Speaker 12: Have we got ahead, morning, Will Morning David. Well, we've had a little cold front move across the south overnight. It's brought a little bit of very light shower activity to the Adelaide area, but not really too much reaching the ground. We've had a few spots to pick up point two or point four of a millimeter looking at the radar at the moment, pretty clear, so I would think for the rest of the day. It will be pretty much dryer here in Adelaide, partly cloudy still. I'm on the Caller side with south to southwest of the winds coming in behind that change a minimum of fifteen point seven degrees that not long ago six thirty eight, currently fifteen point nine in the city. Expecting a maximum of twenty two degrees today around the suburb of twenty two as well for Elizabeth and twenty one degrees for Glenelg Mount Barker and no longer Tomorrow. I think we'll see a band of middle and high level cloud currently over the far west of the state move over the Adelaide area and likely to bring some showers during the day. The wind's generally pretty light, down to twelve degrees overnight twenty three to maximum. And then on Thursday there's a front moving across, so we'll see some showers about the place, possibly a thunderstorm as well. So not ideal weather for the footy on Thursday night, So if you are after the game, you want to take some wet weather gear. I reckon because there could still be one or two showers around through the evening. Temperature wise, the Thursday seventeen the minimum twenty four degrees of maximum. I think we'll see further showers about the place on Friday following that front, and quite a bit cooler to nineteen degrees for Friday, and then Saturday is still a chance of a shower eighteen just a slight chance of a shower left over for Sunday and nineteen as well. So certainly different weather than it was for gather around last year. I think we had close to thirty degree temperatures last year, but much and a couple of shows around this year.
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Speaker 5: Good stuff, Simon, Thanks for that, Simon Timkey there from the Weather Bureau.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's say to say pauls and he comes to Benet on the lined land. There was a warehouse fire at Nord overnight.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, that's right. It was just after one twenty this morning that police and fire crews were called to a warehouse on Buella Road at Norwood's following reports of a fire our colleagues. The MFS worked quickly to extinguish the blaze, which was contained to an administration building at the premises. Extensive damage was caused to the building, however, no injuries were reported and initial investigations indicate the fire was deliberately lit, and our fire Cause investigators attended the scene to examine the damage. We just ask anyone with information or CCTV footage from the area, so contact crime stuff is online, We'll give us a call on one eight hundred, triple three.
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Speaker 12: Triple zero.
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Speaker 5: This next stroo is unbelievable, Liam. So someone's been caught five times over the limit at two Wells.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 10: After an awful weekend on our rows and despite our constant please police detected the forward driver speeding at a high hundred and twenty three kilometers an hour in one hundred and ten zone on Port wake Field Road, two Wells. It was about eight fifteen last night and when they pulled the vehicle over, the driver recorded a blood alcohol reading of point two six seven. Yeah, that's right, two six seven. The cameras hown woman was reported for drink driving and speeding and she was issued with a twelve month well deserved instant loss of license. I thought were drive within pounded for twenty eight days and she'll appear in Core at a later date.
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Speaker 5: Zero point two sixty seven. Going to avoid the obvious hand gestures there that go with that.
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Speaker 1: She might have done that.
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Speaker 5: She would have been so blithering as she got out of the car. Maybe she did a bit of a six seven to their oppers.
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Speaker 6: Unbelievable.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Lamb said. He comes to Alam Bennett from SAPO A you got a funeral song picked out? Oh yeah, I have? What is it? Aguas Demaso by Alice Regina. There you go. I knew you would. I knew you did not need to prepare that because it's something you probably have. You've read a song they play in Heaven? Have you got the whole soundtrack of you? If you're in the work out. I've just got that one on. I like this piece and I love to hear what our listeners have to say about it. Adelaide'smatry's chief executive Michael Robertson's done a little interview with the advertiser talking about people's funeral songs and he says there's been a shift away from hymns and classical pieces to more personalized music. I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston, features a lot Supermarket Flowers by Ed Sheeran and My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion. The sort of three that you hear a lot, but he did like that there were so surely.
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Speaker 5: People are suffering enough at a funeral they having listen to Slindon too.
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Speaker 1: I like this, he said. Some people take their sense of humor with them right through to their funeral. Another one Bites the Dust by Queen Gets Played a fair bit, and Burning Ring of Fire by Johnny No. No, the Crazy World of Arthur Brown that one I think we should feature as well.
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Speaker 6: Peter Sellers did that well.
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Speaker 5: He was cremated and as the coffin went into the flames, Glenn Miller's in the mood, starting with what we mean your funeral song?
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Speaker 1: Folks, give us a call eight double two to three double O double O textas on zero four eight zero eight thirty ninety five.
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Speaker 1: Seven to seven. It sounds depressing we're talking of funeral songs on this Tuesday morning, come out of the long weekend. But it's not because the new fan dangled way of doing this is not hymns or sorrow, but rather uplifting music. So we thought we'd canvass our audience and find out what their funeral songs would be. Rod in Gaula West, what's yours?
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Speaker 10: Yeah?
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Speaker 13: Oh, get Darr's Sir John Tarnan for you.
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Speaker 1: That's excellent, actually, Rod, that's magnivou. Thank you. Dean in Flinder's Park.
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Speaker 14: Good morning, yeah, good morning. Tell us the Robbie Williams. Please don't talk about you when I'm gone.
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Speaker 1: It's a good one.
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Speaker 6: That's quite a. That's quite a. That works too, profound point the mark.
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Speaker 1: Kephn coming three folks eight double two three double O double is the number you can text us on zero before eight zero eight thirteen ninety five to the US. Miley Hogan in Washington, DC is tasked with trying to make sense of what might come next in this conflict between the US and Iran. And if your bread crumbs to solving this mystery are simply public statements by Donald Trump, I suggest you're none the wiser as to what's going to happen next because we've vacillated between the war is over to we need the allies help, so we don't need our allies help to We don't care about the straits being open to this most recent missive. Open the f and straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell. Just watch praise be to all are Miley Hogan, Good morning to you.
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Speaker 15: Good morning, great job on summarizing that.
00:31:39
Speaker 5: Well, can you explain what's going on, Miley, because we've we've got no idea.
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Speaker 15: Look, the next rooms in this war is really anyone's guess. It's up to Donald Trump what is going to happen here. But look, it also appears that it's really up to this alternative that he has issued to Iran, where he has said make a deal or the US he's going to target critical infrastructure in your country, and he's talking about power plans, bridges. He said that there were very few targets that were off limits. There was just a ninety minute press conference here at the White House, and in that he even went on to say that the US has a plan to target every single bridge and every single power plant in Iran and that that would be done in a matter of four hours after that deadline that expires. So the deadline he set this eight pm Tuesday, and that it would be the plan would be complete by midnight. But even after he said all of that, he did appear open to a diplomatic solution here as well, saying that if Iran can make a deal, that won't take place, but any deal that would be acceptable to the US President those of his words, would be a deal that includes the reopening of the Strait of horror moves. So we just have to wait to see what happens next.
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Speaker 5: Dey clarity valley around who he's actually negotiating with him, We've heard that the replace Ayatollah is potentially a main person with one leg.
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Speaker 6: Well, there seems to be no sort.
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Speaker 5: Of reliability or stability around like who's actually talking to over there.
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Speaker 15: No, that's a really good point.
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Speaker 16: It's not clear. We don't know exactly who is leading those discussions from the Iranian side. There are other countries acting as mediators here. Pakistan's involved, they've been they've been helping with both sides of the negotiation. Egypt as well, they've been helping. But at this stage, the clear details of any kind of proposal have not been made public or clear. We've heard bits and pieces from both sides. But again, as you said, the what Donald Trump is looking for in this deal has changed throughout the conflict. We have heard him say that he straight up homes would be left to other people, but then today very clearly, he said the only deal that would be acceptable to him would be one where it's opened. So I guess we have to wait until eight pm tomorrow Eastern Time in the United States, which is ten am Wednesday Eastern Standard time of Australia.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Well, good job man watching this space.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Riley. Yeah, we will wait and see what ultimately comes next. And so is the case with the United States throughout their history. They've done both the befuddling and indeed the downright inspiring. And at the moment there are astronauts sent by NASA on the Artemis two mission who have just set overnight a new record for the furthest distance humans have ever traveled from Earth. It surpasses the record set by the Apollo thirteen crew back in nineteen seventy. Doctor Sarah Webb is an astrophysicist at Swinburne University. Doctor Web, Good morning to you, Good morning to you. So what's the next milestone on this mission now, doctor Web? Is it the flyby and when's that going to happen.
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Speaker 17: That's exactly right, that it is the flyby, and it's actually occurring right now. So anyone who's interested can pop on the live stream in the background of the day and watch as they fly close to the Moon, which is pretty incredible. We're already seeing images that they are getting from the Luna's effice itself, and you can hear their commentary. They've even discovered a couple of new craters already up close, which is just phenomenal to see. And is the toilet working Okay, I've heard that the toilet is still having issues. Unfortunately, it's one of those things that you can you can't engineer everything to be perfect, but they are working mighty hard to resolve it on the way home.
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Speaker 1: So the flyby involves a part where they are they totally cut off from Earth when they go to the dark side of the Moon.
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Speaker 17: That's right, Yeah, So for forty minutes they will lose line of sight with the Earth, which means that they lose communications with the Earth because we communicate via a line of sight, either via radio waves or they're testing optical communication for this particular mission, but both of them are impacted by the Moon itself, so they will have forty long or short minutes, depending on how they feel about it, where it is just them, the four of them in that Orion module floating behind the Moon.
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Speaker 1: I wonder if you might be able to anticipating a question we'll likely get on the text line about this with regard to the distance record that's been set, we have been to the moon. How is it that the record has been broken in advance of actually making it to a place we've been to before.
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Speaker 17: So they've swung out further behind the Moon than any of the Apollo era missions ever did. And it's a combination of a few different things. The Moon itself wobbles in its orbit closer and further away from the Earth, and we can kind of see that here on the Earth, and we get supermoons where they're really close and really bright. But also the actual module itself is just on a slightly different trajectory so that they could see further on the far side of the illuminated dark side in quotation marks that we normally call the dark side or the far side of the Moon, Meaning that they've just swung out and beat that record.
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Speaker 1: Doctor Webb that was terrific. Thanks really good. Doctor Sarah Webb from Swinburne University. We don't like plugging other live streams. We'd like you to watch ours. But if you if you were going to leave us for anything, let it be Mankind's return to the Moon, which is happening? That sweet speech on the NASA website. Demo and Shadow Park, what's your funeral song?
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Speaker 7: Day Morning boys, morns Hell's bells.
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Speaker 1: There's a theme coming through Damo when you've continued it among our listeners, and I like it a lot because it would suggest that the head of Adelaide Cemeteries when he says some people still have a sense of humor, it would seem that most of those people are five double A breakfast listeners. Let's take a break, but let's give Dame the Footloose tickets as well. Okay, let's give him the Footloot tickets. Let's do. That's a great idea experience The Ultimate Flashback with Footloos, the musical at Her Majesty's There Are April eleven to nineteen, the soundtrack The Moves, The Energy Book at Footloos, the musical Dot Cop.
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Speaker 1: Seven after seven. Good morning too. You're joining us for the first time on this sobercast Tuesday Morning. Trust. Everyone had a wonderful easter long weekend in Adelaide. If you got out and did things or you've spent it at home with your loved ones. We had a wonderful easter. I really enjoyed catching up with the whole family. Actually it was just magnificent. The magnificence of the weekend may continue for a couple of our lists this morning because we have the Macas Gather Around Experience that we're giving away this week, and it involves two parts, the Ultimate VIP Experience, a double past of the game Macca Zip one experience, exclusive pregame viewing on the boundary line during the team warm ups. That's the ultimate prize, but over the course of the competing you could also win a one hundred dollars f POS voucher and a Macas merch pack as well. Mcafe's coffee Blend is worth getting out of bed for it's smooth, that richer and available on the all day men, you try Mcafe's best blend. Yet, now, how are we doing this? Well, I'll tell you what we're doing. Clue ready you What you have to do is work out the Macer's menu item that David's describing with just a few ingredients He's going to provide.
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Speaker 6: Well, not necessarily ingredients.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, we'll discuss the ingredients. Okay, He's going to give you some clues. Put it that way, and you're going to do guess the item eight double two to three double double five is the number. Get calling right now. We'll get a whole suite of listeners on the line. First one through as the first guess after hearing David's clues, and we'll run down until somebody correctly identifies it and wins themselves one hundred dollars f poss voucher the Macer's merch pack and goes in the running for the ultimate gather around experience.
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Speaker 5: Well, on the same day that everyone in South Australia went to the polls, which is only a couple of saturdays ago, for the first time, and this was the second iteration of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Votes were also held for the six different regional voices that make up the State Voice.
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Speaker 6: We've got the.
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Speaker 5: Deputy Premier, Attorney General, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs on the line now, Kaien Mar to discuss how that went. Mister Mar, good morning and thank you for joining us. So second time around, how would you rate the turnout? How would you rate the performance of the voice two saturdays ago?
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Speaker 13: Yeah, so the turnout increase from the first generation, So they're about twenty six hundred votes first time, I've told they're about thirty five hundred votes second time, so a very significant increase. And I guess we weren't sure how it was going to go because it's on at the same time. People will be voting in any event already, but last time, as a standalone election, there's a lot more focused on just that election. And the other factor as well that is actually quite disappointing is I've had dozens of reports of Aboriginal people who went to vote, who weren't able to vote, or who were told they had to go back to the back of the line waited hour or two the vote again. So we're considering an independent review of how the First Nation's Voice election was conducted.
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Speaker 1: So three thy five hundred represents what proportion of the eligible voters for the Voice.
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Speaker 13: So there's not a defined role, but it's estimated that would be somewhere I think between ten and fifteen percent of people who turned out, which has now overtaken the amount of people who voted in the Attic elections that happened in the nineteen nineties and significantly higher than election for a similar body in the Act.
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Speaker 5: How would it compare, mister Marta, things like council elections, because I know that unlike the actual state general election, where it's compulsory for everyone to vote, it's not like if you're an Indigenous South Australian you've been threatened with a fine for not voting, So it's voluntary in the same way that voting for your local council is voluntary. Do you know, if the top of your head, how would it compare. This's like I don't know, like a port Adelaide infield council sort of turn out.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, I don't have things in fiddly, but you get down to the low to mid twenty percent for some of the council elections. Then these are ones where you get posted your ballots, you don't even have to leave your home to go and vote. I know that the last council elections in twenty twenty two, there were about a third of the people represented who didn't actually get to vote for their mayor because there's only one nomination for them. So, yeah, you're right, it is a fact that we see in non compulsory elections sometimes lower turnouts and lower nomination rate. I might say, though, in terms of nomination rate with I think there were sixty four nominations for forty six positions, So from the estimated number of people on the role, that's one nomination per four hundred and thirty, which was eight hundred and fifty percent higher than the general nomination rate for our state election, which already was a record.
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Speaker 5: So with one in four people in say, almost voting for one nation and one nation. Having campaigned heavily against the Voice, kay mar and also the Libs belatedly and fair to say, confusingly eventually getting to the point under Ashton Hearn's leadership with they also said that they would repeal it. Do you feel that the Voice is a bit under siege?
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Speaker 13: Now we've been some supporters of the Voice, and we've had some really good practical suggestions made by the Voice. An example I think you've written about is the suggestion from the Voice for a romance accommodation facility for Aboriginal people who would get bailis if they don't have somewhere to be bailed to. This facility is actually going to say taxpayers money. It'll cost less than what the actual Voice costs to run each year. So there have been some big wins. I think the Aboriginal community in particular doesn't feel funder season. That's probably end by the fact we've had an increased turnout for these Voice elections.
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Speaker 5: And in terms of the principle of it, I mean the fact that in its State Voice incarnation the delegates do you have the right to address Parliament and so forth? Do you feel that as a matter of principle, the government maybe needs to do a better job explaining why it is that that's the case, because that seems to be the sort of in principal part of it seems to be the thing that annoys a lot of voters.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, and this is very different than what was suggested federally where it was a hermit change the constitution that Parliament themselves couldn't change. So it's a very different structure that we're set up in South Australia. But I've got to say I think it's a lot of cultural walls or virtue signaling. I don't think anyone's life has been affected or worse off because of the Voice generally, and it's made some very good positions that will help guess one of the most disadvantage groups of South Australian So yeah, the sky hasn't fallen in because we've had a voice since South for two years, so it is sometimes difficult to see the criticism. It's a little better.
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Speaker 5: Kai Mar, Deputy Premier and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, thank you for joining us this morning.
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Speaker 1: Fourty minutes after seven eight, Double two to three, double O double five has been the number that our listeners have been calling in on in large number to I try and get along to gather around, but not just any gather around experience. The Machers gather round experience is as good as it gets. Double pass to the Port Saints game on Sunday that includes a maca zip line experience as well. An exclusive pregame viewing on the boundary line during the team's warm ups. That's the ultimate prize. Everyone who wins goes in the running. The daily winners receive a one hundred dollars f POS voucher that'll go a long way at the moment and a Macer's merch pack. The way this is going to work, I'm going to get out of the way because this is you. This is food, Dave Penberthy, this is your Maca's order. It's sacrisanct. I know in your your weekly schedule you're going to be providing clues.
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Speaker 5: Had one on Saturday. There you go on my way to the Lonsdale dump.
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Speaker 1: Now Jenny is the first caller through a certain type of joy I had the ute was filled.
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Speaker 5: I was going from Aldinger to Lonsdale and I went into Aldinger Machers and I bought one of these. It is the definitive one handed burger. Okay, So let's hit us with a clue. Or is that the first There's only one clue. Okay, there's only one clue. Yes, one hundred and thirteen grams.
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Speaker 1: Jenny in Hope Valley, which Maca's menu item is? David referring to Oh look.
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Speaker 10: I've got an idea.
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Speaker 18: I think let's try for a cheeseburger.
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Speaker 1: Not a cheeseburger, sorry, Jenny. Variation on the theme longtime listeners to David's food.
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Speaker 6: It's toll Imperial.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Joe and Green wait.
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Speaker 19: With good morning, Good morning guys.
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Speaker 6: Hey Joe, did you get the car?
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Speaker 18: I reckon, it's a quarter pound back.
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Speaker 5: For those of you who still struggle with using the Green and Gold Cookbook where you've got to bake something that's announcers or pounds, remember that a pound is four hundred and fifty grams. And if my maths is right, and I did double check this on the internet, a quarter pound is one hundred and thirteen grams. The quarter pounder, I reckon, is an averance.
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Speaker 1: Is the big Mac.
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Speaker 5: And we'll probably, you know, explore the Big Mac the joys of the Big Mac at some stage during the week. But just the sheer, simplicity, the purity, practicality, the quarter pounder so good.
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Speaker 1: It's so good because it holds together so well.
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Speaker 5: Driving congratulations, if you're talking about driving one hand and on the air, maybe no police commissioned, Momah.
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Speaker 1: Let's not have that Joe, congratulations to you've got the hundred left boss about an a Maca's merch pack and you are in the running for the gather Around Experience Port Saints on Sunday. It's not the only gather Round related giveaway we're doing it today though. We've also got a chance to win a four game Adelaide Oval Pass and we're going to be giving that away to someone who correctly identifies the source of an Adelaide Oval classic bit of audio that we're going to play over the course of the morning. So stay listening for that and as I say, well worth you listening this week. We've got a lot of tickets to get to the footy and get to soak up all the gather Around magnificence right throughout the week.
00:48:27
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Speaker 1: Twenty two after seven. Some rippic texts coming through on zero before eight zero wake third eight ninety five, A lot.
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Speaker 5: Of them negative about the voice, a lot of people saying in principle they don't think it should have happened. And a lot of people think that, even though Mary was upfront about it being an election promise before he was elected, that the referendum result was such an emphatic sort of signal of public sentiment on it that the state government should not have gone ahead with it. One here all the excuses under the sun. That does not warrant the cost. Sixty percent of people voted against a voice one, he is saying. If sixty four percent of South Australian's voted against the Voice, and on two occasions more than ninety percent or around ninety percent of Aboriginal South Australians refused to participate in the Voice, what makes anyone believe that it knows what to offer for South Australians As we begin the Voice's second term. What's the one achievement it's delivered that he has improved the lives of Aboriginal Australians. It's from Simon John says. Anyway you look at the Voice, it is racist. So there's a lot of comments there that are overwhelmingly negative. Andrew texted in about gather round saying, I love what Hutchie, who's a Melbourne based sports reporter said about gather Round staying in Essay, they built it, they created it, they fashioned it, They've lived it. I don't think it works anywhere near as well anywhere else. Interesting seeing the Premier's commentary yesterday, and also Rory Sloan wrote a good piece of the paper as well. It was the same conversation we were having last week with the premiere on the show about why we ben and over backwards to satisfy the AFL. Surely it should be the other way around where the AFL goes looking. You guys are done a great job.
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Speaker 1: Just so you know. Yeah, it's not going anywhere. Let's just keep nah. But no, no, no, no, I know why that's not happening. But this is the most thing. We were in the tedium of the of the old fashioned Mexican standoff here where it doesn't behoove either side to be honest with one other. We both need each other. If I was advising Andrew Dillon, let's say two things. One we can't run put this thing anywhere else, and two no one can know that. Yeah, yeah, he don't. Let on. His job is to extract maximum value for the AFL. Yeah, the Premier's job is to get maximum value for South Australia. They both need each other.
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Speaker 5: But it's like when you try to get a it's not the prisoner's dilemma when you've got a job that you actually like but you just want more money and you go to the boss saying, and you've got a job offer from somewhere else where you don't really want to go, so you go to the boss. Gar just so you know, Channel nine's offered me in extra ten grand. Yeah, there's always a risk of the boss goes. No worries, mate, it's been good working with you.
00:51:19
Speaker 1: Well, that's right.
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Speaker 5: Well I see that a couple of times over the years of the paper of people who won't exactly reporter.
00:51:26
Speaker 1: Lists on that job.
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Speaker 6: You go with my blessing.
00:51:31
Speaker 1: I don't want to do it with the job, but the rember the boss said to me, mate, that is a that's an amazing offer and you should definitely take it. It's a shame ringing indoors.
00:51:42
Speaker 10: Yeah.
00:51:42
Speaker 1: Actually they went broke about three months later, so he was actually doing your favor, Raymond, and Salisbury's called him with a bit of a traffic update. Raymond, what's happening out there.
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Speaker 20: Good morning, gentlemen, Good morning listeners. It's not good if you're traveling to heading sample on Sorcery Highway. I heard earlier that there's a bit of an actual on Eldersmith Drive More Lakes, so that in the sels causing a bit of a problem for people heading to Poor because the intersection gets choked up with people trying to turn off Stalisbury Highway onto Eldersmith. Yeah, and then they're blocking up the intersection when the light's turned green and yeah, which is a problem itself. But on top of that, we have the center lane now blocked by semi trailer that seems to have broken down. So it's gone from fair to probably worse.
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Speaker 1: That's a disaster. Raymond, thank you for that. Appreciate that com contenting. He does a great job out there on the roads for us. Raymond, originally of Salisbury but generally out on the road. Thank you for that. Something to be weary of for affected commuters. Step right on five double a breakfast. Well, it's the extra long Easter weekend. It's jam packed with sport from beginning to end. Lots for the sports guys rowing. Timmy g to get into tonight rowing good morning to you what caught your eye on the weekend? Pember Will, good morning.
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Speaker 21: Trust everyone had a nice quiet easter. Can I start with the thirty sixers. They had Game five in the bag and then they didn't. It was an unbelievable series of high quality basketball. Thirty sixers had a fair Deacon crack. It's just a pity we had to lose to a pack of arrogant up themselves bufeited organization. You know, they're two times over the salary cap. They don't care, they don't care about anyone. Their best players are complete knob. They're part owner and assistant. It's a bigger one.
00:53:28
Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 21: I'm not a sore loser, but oh my god.
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Speaker 1: The loudbounds one.
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Speaker 21: Unfortunately loud mouth yet the good guys loudbounds one.
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Speaker 1: But honestly, I think, jeez, the thirty sixers were brave, though, are because I think they were bound for pound. That's that King's roster, whether it was legally compiled or not, was deeper and more talented. Oh god, and the thirty sixes, I mean, you don't get much closer than Bryce Cotton at the Cup game, A championship on the line, the balls too to the left and it kisses off the glass and we're talking about one of the great stories in South Australian sport.
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Speaker 6: Can I ask you.
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Speaker 5: A question to both of you, do you think because we watched it, we deliberately got home early in time to watch the game. And it's the first time I can remember watching a game of basketball and it was amazing and the thirty six is did so well, it was so exciting. Do you think this could lead to a renaissance of basketball in Australia? I mean, there was a record crowd, the biggest crowd ever at an Australian basketball game, eighteen thousand for the final. Getting a ticket here in Adelaide is like they're as rare as Hen's teeth. Do you think this could elevate basketball in Australia.
00:54:36
Speaker 1: Well, it's been on.
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Speaker 21: An upward trend probably for the last three or four years. And the quality of basketball, the imports that they get, the ones that they get, they keep because they want to stay, because they love Australia. Kendrick Davis is a superstar. We got Bryce Cotton. Every team's got a guard like that. Yeah, look, you're right, it's just going from strength to strength. They really want to end up being the second biggest comp outside of the NBA. Look, there's a couple that are still bigger over in Europe. But it was, yeah, the hottest ticket in town. It's an exciting night, no question. Hey, before I go, Crows Friday night lost the same way. It was a bit of day Javo. They've all said it. We're all sick of honorable loss.
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Speaker 22: Is no question.
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Speaker 21: But we beat the Pies by three, lost the Dogs by six, getting in front, Cats by eight, getting in front, so too with free My glass is still half full. Our best is good enough. Sadly, we've got players a little out of four. We've got players that should be in our best twenty two that aren't, that are injured. When we get that right, we're going to be okay. I think that sums it up. Look, they're playing a bit differently.
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Speaker 1: We're going to.
00:55:37
Speaker 21: Drill down with that. With Campo, they're a bit cautious with ball in hand early. I don't like how they're moving it early. But you know, when they've got to chase the lead, they're very good at doing it. And port Adelais will they smash the Tigers there two and two. They've got to gather around Saint Kilda Sunday. Crows have Carlton Thursday night. Oh, that is bigger than a popcorn gave in it. There's a lot on that one.
00:56:01
Speaker 1: Wow, that will be quite something. Could be headlines out of that game. Who knows how it goes, but on both sides could be something. Raiah looking forward to the Sports show tonight, that is going to be terrific. I think your point on basketball, David is right in terms of interest in the NBL. The sport generally is hugely popular in.
00:56:18
Speaker 6: Australia and grassroots.
00:56:20
Speaker 1: You go down, go down to the showgrounds, some players there. We go every Thursday.
00:56:24
Speaker 5: Well, I know what's going on, but he's so into all the kids that are into it, well so huge a bit like the Premier League. In the NBA, they sell their own rights, so they've got the NBA League Pass subscription, so you just sign up directly with the league to watch games. The per head of population, the most popular place on planet Earth for NBA League Pass subscriptions outside of the United States is Australia. Certainly so, but this is the problem. Australian sport has. That's not because we've grown up watching the AFL. We're used to see the best of the best. The hardest thing to do in Australia is translate interest in a sport to watching the domestic version. If it's not the Pinnacle has this problem. The NBL has had the problem, but the gap has closed a lot in the NBL in terms of I think the standard of the standard is the standard's excellent and you're seeing the NBL now is I was thinking of watching that game on the weekend any given moment. There were there were probably of the ten guys on the floor, seven or eight, six or seven that had played in the NBA that were recognizable names.
00:57:21
Speaker 1: And that's the difference. You can watch the NB and go oh, these guys have played at the highest level, and the vast majority of them have. So it was a wonderful aversement for the sports for sure. Raymond and Salisbury's called him with a bit of a traffic update, Raymond, what's happening out there?
00:57:36
Speaker 3: Good morning, gentlemen, Good morning, isn't it knockdown?
00:57:39
Speaker 2: Bill two with metro homes, Sell one and move on, keep the other as an investment.
00:57:44
Speaker 3: Metro homes. They do it all for you.
00:57:47
Speaker 4: Devid pen Berthy and Will Goodings five double a breakfast.
00:57:51
Speaker 1: Ninety minutes to wait, a bit of a blue jury coming up very very shortly. We'll get to that shortly. The other thing that's coming up, and it's not too far away. Our first Adelaide Oval Memory of the morning, which means your chance to win a twenty twenty six gather Round Adelaide Oval four game pass. Here are the four games you get to see. Crow's Carlton Thursday Night traditional opener, Crows on Thursday night for gather around Collingwood Free Oh Friday night. That is going to be a cracking game of foota really good Hawthorne Bulldogs. That's another trific game of football. I be nice to get a repeat of Hawthorne's game this last weekend in terms of the excitement level. And then Ports and good. In fact, like the four Adelaide Oval games are all going to be ports and killed will be good, good games of footy to watch. So you just need to call in right now on eight double two three, double O double oh will put you on the line, and the first the caller who gets on the line we'll get the first crack at guessing the Adelaide Oval memory that we play. You just need to tell us a good round what the audio is of Swan's and the.
00:58:49
Speaker 5: Suns as well. That'll be another cracking game. Yep, norwold Oval.
00:58:54
Speaker 6: Uh what else is there? Yeah, there's a few dizis there.
00:58:58
Speaker 1: That'd certainly be some good ones, some doozies. Even doozy is not the word that will be in focus for our jury very short. It'll be a different.
00:59:07
Speaker 5: Word popularized by the Leader of the Free World in his extraordinary tweet over the weekend.
00:59:12
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, but what what now passes for international relations discourse?
00:59:16
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what.
00:59:17
Speaker 5: I'm glad Well was in charge of pushing all the buttons here because we're we're we're tempting fate with this jury topic. He's going to have to have the trigger figure, trigger finger, i should say, over the dump button for this one.
00:59:30
Speaker 1: I certainly will get calling now eight double two three double o double, not for the jury, but for the gather around memories. Because it turns out Phil Curry's on leave, so Phill's off this morning. That was a real surprise to all of us here at five so we wishing Fill all the best for his easter.
00:59:48
Speaker 5: He's listening in from the south coast of New South Wales where he's probably down there in his tiney tormenting flathead. Good on your Phil and enjoy the break mate.
00:59:57
Speaker 1: It's abe. He just doesn't want to come on anymore because of Carlton. Yeah, well that he might might have dripped. Maybe he's having a sort of a cathartic What do I need to do this anymore?
01:00:04
Speaker 6: Having a mental health break?
01:00:07
Speaker 1: Why do we do this? Why am I here? What are we talking about? It all about a lot of fuel and irrationing. The good news actually that came out in the last twenty four hours about fuel security was at very least the fuel supplies into Australia extended through to May, thanks to our good friends in Japan who in kind rely on us for natural gas, so we can do each other a solid. They're a bit like the Singapore deal that was struck, so we will have supply toward the end of May. And the other good thing is our good friends in Indonesia who rely on us for food, have said don't stress too much about the urea problem, which is the fertilizer. We produce a lot of that, but we also buy a lot of your food. We need your farmers to still be doing what they do well. There's been some little wins for our existing trade relationships in the last forty eight hours that are going to keep US afloat for a little bit longer. So that's probably what Phil would have talked about if he wasn't on leave. Okay, let's play an Adelaide Oval moment, shall we?
01:01:12
Speaker 4: We're the first fans we've played this amazing state.
01:01:16
Speaker 1: All right? That was our moment? Adelaide Oval moment? What was that moment? Ben in Clarence Gardens, get it right. You've got a four day pass coming your way. Ben, good morning, Yeah, good morning.
01:01:28
Speaker 11: Could you play it again?
01:01:28
Speaker 23: I just didn't hear it clearly.
01:01:30
Speaker 21: Sorry, we're the first fans we played this amazing state.
01:01:35
Speaker 19: Ben, I'm pretty sure it's not Madonna, No the Boy.
01:01:43
Speaker 1: Sorry, Ben, good try. You've certainly called in first. That one was required a musical mind more so than a sporting one. So a little bit tricky chat and Henley Beach. Where's that little bit of audio from Oh that's the.
01:01:56
Speaker 14: Rolling Stones rolling into town in twenty fourteen.
01:01:58
Speaker 10: I reckon it was that.
01:02:01
Speaker 1: Chat we're there chat. I was, yeah, what a concert? Yeah, I was lucky to go. Was sensational night, wasn't it.
01:02:10
Speaker 23: He was still a bit more athletic and fit on stage back then.
01:02:13
Speaker 10: But I mean the.
01:02:14
Speaker 5: Raging Okay, yeah, they know they are they are well, most of them are not old Charlie rip well, but mixed in rude health.
01:02:23
Speaker 1: Isn't he amazing? Yeah?
01:02:25
Speaker 10: I'm amazed at how he's still going after decades and decades of rock and roll.
01:02:31
Speaker 19: But good on him anyway, Thank you very much.
01:02:33
Speaker 22: I'm very excited for this weekend.
01:02:36
Speaker 1: Great waere you can absolutely love it mate. Get to four games of footy over the weekend. It doesn't happen anywhere else in Australia like it does at gather around here in Adelaide this weekend, don't you reckon?
01:02:46
Speaker 5: The continued existence of Keith Richards is one of the world's great unanswered questions, isn't it.
01:02:52
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's sort of an affront to everything we know about biology and physiology and medical science.
01:02:56
Speaker 5: I know you read all those that reading those P two B articles when you're in you in fifties as a bloke about how you if you eat a handful of unhusked walnuts and a few blueberries every day, and you know, get into sort of you know, three minute fast walks, three minutes slow walks. You know, obviously lay off the lungbusters, and you know, do a bit of cardio and then you've got Keith Richards. George Burgs was like that too. I reckon there is a cigar, that's right, cigars and whiskey and so forth. I think there is there needs to be a study.
01:03:26
Speaker 1: Done on how much a couple of high profile outlies have hurt our approach to healthcare. It's not just them.
01:03:36
Speaker 5: The French go all right with them cheeses and veno. Maybe they don't drink quantities as much as you go to Europe.
01:03:44
Speaker 1: Australia, go to Europe any Australian and go to Europe and have a look at all the foods and see how different the colors of everything look, and have a look how little of it's processed. And I'm no big government guy, but there are regulations, that's right. Ah, their regulations there have made their food. They just eat a high quality of food then we do. Now, this is significantly better in the United States, where God, everything's just sugar and faked's.
01:04:14
Speaker 5: This is the thing, and this is the thing. In the middle of the cost of living crisis, we can learn a lot. If you want to save money, go to places like Gaganas seriously, or go to an Asian supermarket, or go to an Arabic supermarket and blair athole, because those places sell food in basic forms. So you don't buy a tin of chickpeas that have been tined by Edgual, saving you the hardship of putting some cold water on a bowl of chickpeas and leaving it overnight so that the next day the chickspeas are soft.
01:04:46
Speaker 6: Like you go to Gagana so you.
01:04:48
Speaker 5: Can buy You can buy about a ton of chickpeas for about five bucks, like they sell these gigantic bags of everything. So if you're and you save so much money by just learning a few basic recipes and the way food was meant to be processed from s. Even I'm buying flour, I'm going to buy a cake. Why don't you make it? If you buy the flour in advance, you get the other bits like a flour, lemons and eggs, vastly cheaper than buying a cake that someone's mate.
01:05:16
Speaker 1: All right, let's head out in the road. Mitch Serejevski for seven News is covering a story that we mentioned in the first hour of the program, a warehouse fire at Nord Mitch, good morning for our listeners just waking up. Put them in the picture. What's happened there?
01:05:29
Speaker 18: Good morning guys. So I've been told two offenders came into the Norwood business with jerry cans. They broke into the warehouse and then set it on fire. So the owner of the business got a call from the security company this morning and he looked at his cameras immediately and then raced to the property. So emergency crews raced to the Tibula Road around one twenty this morning and firefighters they worked quickly to extinguish the blaze, which was contained to the front office. I've taken a look at the damage this morning. It is quite extensive, but thankfully no injuries were reported. It's still unclear what the business was. I believe the owners moved in only just three weeks ago. But we'll have more in our bulletins throughout the day. On seven News goes.
01:06:19
Speaker 1: Thank you for that, Mitch, Mitch Serovsky for seven News. As he says, you'll see the pictures and gets more intel tonight about that warehouse fire in now, Patty, our producer, just made a good point. Inflation in the world of arsonists must be it must be driving them to the wall. The most expensive component of the fire these days would be the accelerant, would it not?
01:06:39
Speaker 6: Yet? It's right.
01:06:41
Speaker 5: It's hard to make ends meet in the arson ka these days, exactly right. I'll tell you what though, I was. I was going to talk with Blake, you mons our lawn it or Dinger Daimo. Great Blake just rocks up every few weeks and does it and slipping the day. But how's it going if you if you have a job like like like day mao, like a Jim's mowing thing, if you had to put your prices up. Because I'm going to get in touch with him and say I'm going to put it up myself, because we've just got a sort of mate relationship where he's like, oh, yeah, sixty bucks. I went up from fifty to sixty about eighteen months ago when I said to him, feels like you're due from a bit extra because he's sort of on his own, this guy. But he has to get paid more now, does he not? Because his job involves driving around towing trailer and using petrol to mow people's.
01:07:32
Speaker 1: Wam just chatting with a cafe owner over the weekend that was talking about the fact that in the last two weeks, every single delivery of every supply they've got now carries her thirty dollars fuel surcharge. Yeah, and that's on episode that. When the coffee guy comes, that's one thing. When the milk guy comes, that's another invoice that has the fuel surch charge. When the guy with the sugar and the stirrs comes, when the toilet paper, like every single component now of that recess has a fuel surch charge on it. Yeah, a massive new expense that's come out of nowhere.
01:08:04
Speaker 5: Well, we had the family around yesterday making all the snacks and bits and pieces and buying some cheese and so forth. I was going to make a cob loaf and I went to it. I was an IgA and I picked up a two point fifty gram Philly cheese block Philadelphia cheese. It was nine dollars ninety five what ten bucks for one one chunk of Philly cheese. They didn't have any frozen spinach, and I just little bugger. I'm not going to buy the driving around town to make a cob loaf as much fun as a nice warm cob loaf is. But I think that the cob loaf would have cost like probably by the time you bought everything else for it probably would cost about thirty bucks. Well, that used to be like dinner for two at a pub.
01:08:49
Speaker 1: The man who is having wielding the most influence over the cost of cheese, diesel and everything in between is dropping f bombs and real bombs, and is also the subject of our du coming up right after the.
01:09:01
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Speaker 24: In the criminal justice system, i'll defendants are innocent until proven guilty, either by confession, plea bargain, or trial by jury. This is one of those trials.
01:09:31
Speaker 1: Nine thirty am tomorrow morning, Donald Trump's most recent deadline to the leadership in Iran expires. We know this because he explicitly tweeted about it yesterday or over the weekend, saying this Tuesday will be power plant Day and bridge Day all wrapped into one. In Iran. There will be nothing like it. Three exclamation marks. Open the effins straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell all caps. Just watch exclamation mark praise be to Allah. President Donald J. Trump all in He's going to get a fast four on his eyes if he's not careful, isn't he. I'm not sure how stuff helps out when half of your allies and the only bill that are helping you in this a Muslim nations at the moment, by the way, completely like the UAE. That's one of the most unhinged statements I think in a world leader has ever published. Yeah, well, I mean.
01:10:30
Speaker 5: Well the other thing too threatening to bomb civilian infrastructure so much for the reason to.
01:10:37
Speaker 6: Bring the rest of the world along for the ride with you, isn't it?
01:10:39
Speaker 23: Well?
01:10:39
Speaker 1: And well? At one point in time we were hoping that I think those of us that were what turns out to be quite naive about this, and I count myself hoping this might lead to a nice moment with the people of Iran by have an opportunity to overthrow a government. You've killed that once you start blowing up civilian infrastructu anyway, and I.
01:10:55
Speaker 5: Regret and wish to retract some of the things I said in the immedia aftermath.
01:10:59
Speaker 6: Of this operation.
01:11:00
Speaker 1: What's the saying about, you know, a smart person, one availed of the evidence, changes their opinion. What do you do you know that that whole thing? Now, we're not talking about international relations, we're talking about language. Because the language was pretty florid, open the F and str I edited that because his version was the full unredacted F word minus the G, a little bit of apostroph at the end, just to make it colloaqu will we're asking you for the jury this morning. How are we phrasing this? Because we're going to be delicate about it, don't we?
01:11:30
Speaker 5: So do we think, okay, that's right, I've dropping you in this by the way.
01:11:39
Speaker 1: Nowadays going to explain how this is going to work. So the premise is.
01:11:45
Speaker 5: Is the is the F word now acceptable? The answers we want from you are F yeah or F no?
01:11:53
Speaker 1: All right? During number one, the as the did well, as the US President said a new standard, good morning.
01:12:00
Speaker 23: He's certainly lowered the bar and it's not acceptable. The language in general community is bad enough, but to hear world leaders speaking and texting like that just frightens the life.
01:12:13
Speaker 1: That to me, to be honest, it was, wasn't it. During number two, Good.
01:12:18
Speaker 13: Morning, I think it's acceptable.
01:12:20
Speaker 20: I reckon, we shard bring.
01:12:22
Speaker 23: Jack Bauer back from twenty four and take the and prick out.
01:12:28
Speaker 1: Jack Booer worked for the US government in twenty four, didn't he. So I'm totally lost. Sorry, I'm not sure which one we've got left to take out in Iran. That's part of the problem, I think during number three.
01:12:40
Speaker 22: Good morning, Good morning guys, very unprofessional being the government, They're very unprofessional. Sometimes I think he's talking to the lad the government, not to the lad.
01:12:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, Joan. Number three? Are you number four? What say you?
01:12:58
Speaker 12: No?
01:12:59
Speaker 13: F no, what do we do now?
01:13:00
Speaker 22: Kid speak?
01:13:02
Speaker 19: Are we not at all?
01:13:03
Speaker 1: Journember four? Thank you? Journember five, good morning.
01:13:07
Speaker 14: Well it seems to be acceptable to the younger generation. I don't really appeal to it. But speaking of Trump, he's got more loose screws than a hardware story in.
01:13:20
Speaker 5: A you're an upper five, Well, it's an emphatic f no to the F word, overwhelmingly against it. I think I think it is of something that people will resist. There's no way we'd start doing treatingly.
01:13:39
Speaker 1: It's the it's and this is the least important part of this because we're doing about a life war that's killing Australian business and cost of living and so forth. But his base is a conservative religious group of people. Yeah. Now, I think they would likely be the most offended at hearing that kind of language being used by the leader of the free world. And I guess I say I emphasized that's the least the domestic politics component is the least important, but I reckon that would stand true for our listeners too. There'll be a lot of conservative people that go, come on, gotta be better than that.
01:14:08
Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely do we.
01:14:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got one hundreds with the Semte.
01:14:13
Speaker 5: I think we will give it to the Jura who kicked it all off for us during number one.
01:14:18
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01:14:44
Speaker 1: It's in after right. It is that time or where we have another series of David's Clues, an opportunity for someone to go in and the running to win. The Macers gather around Ultimate Experience Double pass to Port Saints maca zip line experience in exclusive pregame viewing on the boundar during the team's warmups. Get on the line now because you will be have you have an opportunity to win in the order in which you call folks. Eight double two to three double O double O is the number. The daily winners receive a one hundred dollars f Boss voucher and a Macers merch pack, as well as going in the running to win that ultimate prize breaking eight coming up in just a moment. We should just reflect momentarily on that big story that Matt Pantell has just led our news with an Australian Army reservist to face the Magistrates Court this today, charged with breaching defense legislation by working for a foreign military without authorization. Notable because this is this is the AFP. He's never charged anyone with this offense before. This is the first time this has happened uncharted orders, so they got a sense of this. South Australian guy, a twenty five year old, a member of the Defense Force the Army Reserve, had worked for They haven't given any information as to how they found that out, but they just they were made aware of this allegation hit that he travel to Ukraine in May of last year, serving as a drone operator without authorization. Then in the January of this year he's returned to Australia Thursday before a Good Friday. They searched his home in Felixstowe, seized his electronic devices, including a mobile phone and laptop, and upon searching them, found what they say is evidence that he was participating in the conflict there. It would seem that the breach is entirely about the fact that he's contracted to work for Defense, So you can't work because he's a reservist. S If you're a private citizen and you went there and did it, good luck to you. Well, you're not certainly not covered by am I reading of it as this legislation. We might try and speak to an expert about this, But there are people who've gone over there in for but they've done it off their own bat who are Yeah, they're not active members of the Australian Defense Forces. Yeah, so working for a foreign military organization or government body contrary to Section one hundred and fifteen A of the Defense Act, the maximum penalty for which is twenty years imprisonment. Now, obviously a lot of this has to do with sensitive information that you've got access to if you're working in Australian defense and using your skills elsewhere, and the potential would be you could say, hey, I'm just doing a six month little stint working for China and in that time you could be selling sequence. It's understandable why this legislation exists, even though it sounds like he was fighting for the sides of the Ukraine, who we've been supporting with bush Master vehicles, and that would be a big factor in his defense. So I wonder if that's a mitigating circumstance. We've lent material support to the side he was fighting for. Even if it's a technical breach. It'll be interesting to see how that plays out in court. But we'll talk more about that now. Should we do breaking at eight? Let's do it, and then when we come back when it puts someone in the running to win that machas ultimate gather around experience.
01:17:51
Speaker 5: Well, this is one of the pointers to a new level of professionalism that seems to be guiding One Nation as they to present themselves as a mainstream political party. They've had a history of fastical fallouts with people leaving the party in record time. They won eleven seats at the Queensland Excellent in nineteen ninety eight and within weeks those MP's had started walking away. Well, we've been told this week that not one of the new Lower House MPs for One Nation, that's MP's representing Hammond, Narunga, McKillop and Nagerie, none of them are going to be doing any media interviews. And a big part of this, we understand is that under the sort of much more professional control of Corey Bernardi, ably assisted by his lieutenant MLC elect and five Double a Bricky Show regular Carlos Kremba, is they're trying to get the new parliamentary party bedded down and get them all singing from the same song sheet before they do any media engagement. We also understand that they are looking at have being a proper opposition style carve up of portfolios where one of them will be a health spokesman, spokesman or spokeswoman, one will be effectively a shadow treasurer. So they are going to have a portfolio responsibilities. So they're like an opposition. They're going to they're going to try to do that and the other thing. The thing to watch and when you look at the composition of the Independence I personally can't see which one of them would jump. But the dream scenario for one nation is that they can pick off one of the four independents, the Independence being Jeff Brock, who I would say, no chance. So we've been a member of that labor government, labor cabinet. Yeah, that's right. Matt Schultz, who's the new guy. Not we don't know much about Matt Shilts up in the Adelaide Hills, but it's a probably a bit too sort of progressive an area to get away with suddenly rebadging yourself as a one nation person. Then there's low Nicholson in Phinnis and Travis Fatchin who's Troy Bell's former electoral officer down in Mount Gambia. The dream scenario for one nation, the thing that would be an absolute nightmare for the Liberals who have just five seats with one nation on four is that if one nation could somehow pick off one of those independents and say, okay, win now five we've got the highest number of first preferences of any party other than Labor. Why aren't we the opposition that would That would be the absolute nightmare. But for now, the fact that we've been told that none of the new MPs, including the guy who really wanted to talk to the former Sex Party candidate, Yeah, our man James Berger, right, none of them are talking. So this points to a new level of discipline.
01:20:58
Speaker 1: From Paul. I was just thinking, as you're running through the seats that they have won they had, I think they would have loved to pick off a suburban sy or a metropolitan seat, but the one they do almost one light. As someone who has has wrestled with the difficulties you have managing the media appearances of MPs in the past, the issue you have is largely around a metropolitan regional divide, because there are sometimes things regional people want to say about issues that you go, we can't say that publicly because it's going to mean that doesn't play in the suburbs, for example, Right, one nation is not going to have that issue that they can run an entirely regional based opposition if that's what they how they're going to run things. There doesn't there's within those seats. There doesn't strike me as any obvious looming clashes. The most obvious, the easiest example of this is whoever has the city the seat of Adelaide. The government might want to say where pro vates. The member for Adelaide always goes, oh god, you're killing me. Yeah, yeah, I might want to say something publicly that's different to my voters. I don't think none of those seats are going to pose an issue for one Nation.
01:22:03
Speaker 5: Or Jack Baddy running around telling people of Burnside against medium density housing that.
01:22:08
Speaker 1: In a housing crisis, that's right. We don't want that to hear. That's right that one nation wy have any of those sorts of issues, so they can be pretty consistent with what they say publicly.
01:22:16
Speaker 5: One other thing I should throw into the mix too, is that there was also liberal consternation about the prospect of Sam Telfer necessarily going the full four years under the liberal banner. Oh seriously, well, one well placed source has suggested that that could be something to watch.
01:22:37
Speaker 1: We might have given himself an easier time an election night if he decided to make that decision sooner.
01:22:42
Speaker 6: Don't you reckon?
01:22:42
Speaker 5: In hindsight, Corey Bernardi missed a chance to actually run for the lower House and win that seat because he's based in Coffin Bay.
01:22:47
Speaker 1: Yep, he would have won it. He would have romped it in. Yeah, well he gets eight years in our bound. It's eighteen minutes after eight. Let's put someone in the running to win the ultimate MAC has gathered around experience show we now the way this works've already done already and it took the second caller got it the last time. David will describe something he orders from macas he's been adamant that he's not promoting things that he would never order himself. And yeah, so that this literally rules out only the salads. No salad, don't bother guessing of vegetarian og win friends with salad and you can win a hundred left pos about you a Maca's merch pack and you go in the drawer win the ultimate gathering experience. The Cafes Coffee Blend. It's worth getting out of bed for smooth, richer and available on the all day men. You try mccafe's best blend yet, Craig and Brighton was the first caller through. If Craig doesn't get it, we've got Chris, We've got Sam, we got another Chris. Take it away, David, what are the clues?
01:23:45
Speaker 5: This isn't a clue, it's more a declaration. I intend to buy one of these from the drive through at the Goodwood McDonald's in about an hour's time.
01:23:54
Speaker 6: The clue is.
01:23:56
Speaker 1: In meal form. I come with a hash brown and the coffee in meal form. When ordered in meal form, I come with a hash brown and the coffee. All right, the Craig in Brighton, what items David referring to.
01:24:12
Speaker 14: That's the McMuffin meal.
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01:24:30
Speaker 5: Another good driving snack, the McMuffin. What's your go to, Craig, What form do you get the McMuffin in when you order it?
01:24:37
Speaker 14: I'm just a sausage McMuffin guy.
01:24:44
Speaker 1: You Port guy, Craig Power, Yeah, so port saints you feeling confident about that one if you ultimately get.
01:24:50
Speaker 13: Along Optimistic is how I describe.
01:24:55
Speaker 1: Now. We'll take that. I'll gather around all about optimism. Thank you you The running to win now, that is not where the winning ends this morning, folks, because we still have an Adelaide Oval memory to play. If you're a carabble to correctly identify the Adelaide Oval moment, you could win a gather around four day pass. We'll get another one of those to give away very very.
01:25:15
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Speaker 5: Oh well, spare thought for young Oliver Tokich Bensley, who was doing a surfing class down at Middleton over the weekend. It's the go to location for young people or learning how to stand up on a board on a heaps of mates of mine, they've gone down there and done it themselves with their kids. He was down there on the Easter long weekend. He's about thirty meters offshore, paddling around and suddenly a one and a half meter shark, believed to be a bronze whaler, latched onto his ankle his heel pulled him off the board. This young surfer made a lucky escape. We were going to have him on the show this morning. He'd said that he was going to come on, but unfortunately, and we're sure he's going to be all right, but we heard from his parents that his wound has become somewhat infected, so that's being treated. He didn't have stitches. They deliberately left the wound unstitched because there's always a danger with shark bites that you do get an infection, and that is indeed what has happened.
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Speaker 1: So we wish him.
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Speaker 6: All the best.
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Speaker 5: Anton Cavino is the founding director of Shark Watch. Say we've got him lined up as part of the conversation as well. Anton, good morning, mate, and thank you so much for coming on the show. With the work that you do at Shark Watch, have you noticed any sort of discernible shift in shark behavior over the last twelve months or so with the algill blooming being an issue.
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Speaker 19: That's a really great question. In all honesty, I can't say that I have behavior is something that I think it's a bit of a hard metric to be able to gauge. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but the Algua bloom has definitely thrown a bit of a spanner in the work, so to speak, with the way that we obviously monitor monitor sharks around the state.
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Speaker 5: For sure, what about in terms of shark deaths as that we know that early on I can remember right at the very start of the Alga blue mate, you guys are sort of like the canary and the coal mine, because you were seeing these sharks are actually in distress coming in close. Have shark death sort of started to sort of dissipate a bit now?
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Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, we started noticing a lot of a very sharp decline probably around the August sort of September period. Whether or not that has anything to do with the Algae bloom response team actually going out and collecting specimens before there was any sort of public reception down to the beach, that's not something that I can answer. But definitely, even just the whole scope of marine life mortalities, it appears that they definitely did start to decline around sort of latelast year or become I guess a bit more widespread perhaps.
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Speaker 10: But.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, they have dropped off exponentially.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I guess. I guess that for poor poor old Oliver on his surfboard. I guess the flip side of that is that it's a reminder that sharks are still out there in rude health and also a reminder that they do come in pretty close as well.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, for sure, absolutely so. Since sort of sort of that southern Flurio region has been an area that's started to pick up in shark activity empirically from what I've from the reports that I've received, since the algae blooms has somewhat seem to have disappeared from the area, and I don't know I entirely left the bloom itself, but I mean the activity around the area down there has definitely seem to have picked up in terms of sightings.
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Speaker 11: Yeah.
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Speaker 19: Yeah, so we're getting a lot of Yeah, there's there's been anglers that are reportedly doing a lot of tag and release down that way over Victor of Granite Island. They're getting hooking up bronzies quite regularly. And also we've had a few reports of sort of juvenile pointers around the around the coastline, just cruising around doing their things.
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Speaker 10: Look.
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Speaker 19: I think it's it's a healthy response. You know, we do want to see a lot of marine activity down there, a lot of marine life.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely, yeah, yeah, good on you Anton and Toon Cavino, the founding director of Shark, what I say.
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Speaker 1: We had extraordinary pictures last night on seven of two young blokes from Victoria Hill were fishing off of Robe in South Australia and the size of the shut the shart was genuinely bigger than their boat and they got out of there quickly. Really funny. They've tried to be The reporter was trying to get them to do the Jaws line about you know you're going to need a bigger boat, and the poor fellow look crestfall and he said, and he just bought this boat. It's furtiful. But that shark was just immense all right. Five Double News is coming up in a moment. Talk more about this breaking news story this morning. The first Australian to be charged in a laws preventing you, as a member of the Australian Defense Forces to work for any foreign government. He's a twenty five year old from Adelaide who'll be in the magistrates court later today as I say, this has never happened before, so we're going to try and tease out what that looks like.
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Speaker 1: Nineteen minutes the nine. Our legal legal is going to help us out with an Australian legal first, an adelaide man being charged under laws that govern what members of the Defense Force can do in terms of participating in conflicts overseas. We'll get it to that in the moment. First though, back here at home, Ray Lane from Paraka has sent us a text to Shore time ago about a very sad Sign of the Times thing she witnessed over the weekend. Raylean, good morning to you. Tell our listeners what you saw.
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Speaker 22: Oh, good morning.
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Speaker 25: Yeah. I went to fill up my cab with petrol yesterday. For the first time, I had to go into the server and get permission to sort of for them to unlock it so I could put the feel in. When I went back to pay, the girl looked so distressed. She was only quite young, and she said, someone's just driven off. They've filled their tank with one hundred and sixty seven dollars with petrol, and they've just taken off. And I didn't see whose person was, and I just thought, I hope the young girl isn't doesn't have to cover that money.
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Speaker 11: But I just think, isn't that rawful?
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Speaker 1: It is?
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Speaker 5: And we had the police commissioner on a few weeks ago Raylean saying that the sapold has seen a big statistical jump in and urging the retailers themselves to start making forcing people to prepay to stop.
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Speaker 1: This from happening. But yeah, you're right though, the poor ghost you must have been quite distressed.
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Speaker 17: Very distressed.
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Speaker 25: She was really quite young, and because what happened, she had to push the button to say what number. And I didn't even see the car that did it. They were so quick and efficient at what they did. But I just think, oh my god, that's one hundred and sixty seven dollars worth of petrol, and I just think, my goodness, there needs to be some I don't know, chance to security or something, but I just think it's awful.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it correlates almost directly with the increase in petrol prizes. The increase in number of drive offs, which suggests a lot of it aren't organized criminals. It's people that have been not to excuse crimes, crime, theft, ist theft. But there are a lot of first timers that are doing this at the moment. Yeah, did you see you know, not to make light of a difficult situation, although I'm going to The illegal cigarette trade has been hit hard by diesel costs and inflation. Apparently legal smokes have doubled in price, with up to like twenty five dollars a pack. The legal product is making a comeback.
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Speaker 5: Well, doesn't a lot of it come from Iran? There's a link to Iran with a lot of it can't get through the straits of all moves.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it was probably it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's probably just supplies being choked cargo ship somewhere around all right. Speaking of conflicts and war zones, it a pretty extraordinary story is broken this morning in South Australia. It is an Australian first were responsible for a few of those, albeit this one's not the best kind. An Australian Army reservist will face the Adelaide Magistrates Court today, So We're going to find out more about this over the course of the day, allegedly working for a foreign military without authorization. This is the very first time the Australian Federal Police have charged someone with this offense. So we're learning all this for the first time about how it's going to work. Alex Ward, our resident legal legal is trying to make sense of it as well.
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Speaker 6: Alex.
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Speaker 1: It would seem on first blush that this relates exclusively this legislation to people who are serving with the ADF in some capacity. Is that you'll read it not But if some Joe Schmoe with no association with the Defense Force went and did precisely what this guy's alleged to have done, they wouldn't be covered by this element of the law.
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Speaker 12: It will.
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Speaker 11: I think you've hit the nail on the head, which is I couldn't quite work it out. I was involved in this law. When you have people like David Hicks back in the day, can you go and fight in another person's country and we had the Yugoslavia Wars and a lot of people going there to fight. What's the legality of it? And this one sort of not me about of it because I thought if you were fighting with the foreign government, then that was okay under Australian law. And I'm not giving anyone advice here. I was saying, you stay in Australia, don't go anywhere. But this is quite right. So where did this come from? The offense is very specific. It deals with someone who was, who was but is not currently a defense staff member, so that the law is specifically about that, which I know would be about twenty people in Australia or something. It's a bit more than that, but it's a pretty restricted cohort who would be subject to this law under the Defense Act. But that's what it is. And I thought, well, why would that be problematic? And then of course when you read it is because if I was a defense member, when I was in defense, I would learn various secrets about our weapons, how we use them, how we train and this sort of stuff. I'd acquire this specialist and secret knowledge. And I think that's what this law is meant to stop, because what they look at is people with sensitive defense knowledge who intend to work or indeed have gone off on word for other people. That's what they're looking at getting here. So it's a fairly specific offense. And also there's stacks of ways to get out of it. There's stacks of exemptions that you can have. Now we'll see how that plays out in the case that seems a bit from a look at the Australian Federal Police press release, it's the what seems to importance that fellow had been in the Army reserve and so he's acquired. Presumably they'll be alleging the knowledge, which is this law is meant to stop people going off and doing it, but you can do it with agreement, as I understand the Australians training Ukrainians in the UK.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, some time.
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Speaker 5: Well this is Alex like if this chap turned up at Edmund Marton Chambers and said that he'd like Alex order represent him in court, when that would of course be an excellent legal to make.
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Speaker 5: But would you would you mount an argument, Hang on a minute, Our government is helping Ukraine, We're sending bush masters, as you said, we've been helping with training. Would would would that be a mitigating factor for him that at least he was fighting for the good guys.
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Speaker 11: It might be mitigat that's correct, But it might mean, well, that doesn't matter, do this beforehand. If everything's fixed by I can send you so here's something I want to do, so you go and seek authority to do It might be the arguing there, but it might say, all right, well, when we look at the gravity of the offense, what's the appropriate penalty. Then you might look at that. But if you just think of the world at the minute, it was much easier with the old Hicksy and our Kayda. You know who the badies are. With a lot of the brules we've had in the last thirty years, it's sometimes it's a little bit hard to think who are the good guys and who are the bad guys. You have people with different opinions, so that might work or it might not. I never quite understood it of people going off in the last thirty years to fight, so sort of thing you don't want to encourage. And I initially thought the law was if you don't want to bring people back who might in their fight and become radicalized. That's not what this law is about. It seems to me pretty much about protecting Australian security.
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Speaker 1: Can I ask you a dumb question, specific a dumb legal question, Alex about how a court might interpret this given it as a first we know, maximum sentences are always reserved for an imagined worst example of something that might ever happen. If you're the first to ever come up. Yeah, there's nothing that's been imagined you So, I mean, do they have to set a standard? Do they have to set I'm just there's no way that he's going to get the maximum because this is the first one we've seen, and it's we'll just seem on the balance of probabilities, unlikely, the first breach of a law is going to be the worst imaginable version of it.
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Speaker 11: But that's a really good point, Will where this comes and you have the first one. But you would think of it if a person went off to fight with ISIS and were sending films them doing speak for executions of people, which they were doing, and post them for the well to see, that person might come back and be facing the maximum, just just to point on that. So I think you could have the maximum for the first one, depending on how bad the offending was. And they're the points that David's rays will sort of be taken into account depending on how the matter goes. But the maximum penalty for this one's twenty years imprisonment, which is pretty high. The maximum for a civilian going off and fighting in a warn another country without a proper leave to do so is life imprisonment. So again, well we're putting this both of them on the same basis as a murder as your twenty years maximum. So I thought that was pretty interesting that it was so high. But that's a good point, will that you think, well, if that's the maximum, I've got to be doing some pretty atrocious matters. The other point is if you have been over there committing war crimes, you're still guilty of war crimes, which is a separate matter. Again, so this is just for this could be rather mild involvement. I might be the ambulance drive to the Ukrainian Defense Force and expect to come back and get twenty years imprisonment being the first one.
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Speaker 5: But it is the.
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Speaker 11: First one, will You're quite correct. I had a look up on the legal research engines and couldn't see any charge of this at all, So SA leading the way that was a little bad.
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Speaker 5: Great analysis, as always, Alex alex Ward Our five double A Breakfast Legal Legal and former President of the Law Council of Australia. Hey, did anyone do we have any EV owners? I'll tell you what, there's a lot of people who want to become EV owners. Now, do we have anyone who went on a on a on a road trip over the Easter weekend and had trouble recharging their car?
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Speaker 1: Because it was what so many people trying to do it?
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Speaker 5: There were there were queues apparently, like in Victoria and some of the small towns where they only got like you know, banks of four or maybe even two charging stations. People were waiting for as long as five hours for the cause it's just not enough infrastructure. Yeah, that's it's a sign of the times.
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Speaker 1: Now, how's that going to work?
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Speaker 6: With so many people?
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Speaker 5: Apparently B Y I D Has got a backlog of ten thousand cars on order nationally. A lot people are going on on an EV now.
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Speaker 6: But how do you go? How do you go charging it?
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Speaker 5: Well, most of the people are coming from Victoria, so they were used to that. It's a short weather winter sport Ossie rules and I can't wait for it.
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Speaker 1: It's going to be terrific.
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Speaker 5: So this is gathered around number four four It sounds about right. Yeah, yeah, the fourth Jesus that's been that's gone quickly, hasn't. It feels like only yesterday and was sort of back to where we were with the Crows Thursday night, Adelaide v.
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Speaker 1: Carlton. That was that. That was the very first one, the first match.
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Speaker 5: Then then it's been all all defeats for the Crows since then.
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Speaker 6: The irony was that one by Geelong.
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Speaker 1: Myne memories were anticipating a pretty difficult time against the Blues are in one of their early seasons.
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Speaker 6: Ten goal first quarter.
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Speaker 1: That's right. They were meant to be something and they turned out they weren't anything, and it sort of happened for them that night. This time around, not much as expected of Carton.
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Speaker 5: Well, I don't know what's the difference between barracking for Adelaide and Carlton. At the moment, I think the difference. Come on, no, I think the differences with Carlton you go into a game expecting to lose and not being disappointed. With the Crows, you go into games expecting you to win and coming away disappointed.
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Speaker 6: They've been so frustrating.
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Speaker 1: They have they have and look, they're not going to excuse mediocrity. They've played all the kind of side you're play in September, which which doesn't represent progress for the Adeleate Football Club because you need to win start winning games in September. The whole thing is academic.
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Speaker 5: I just they're they're about that they almost beat the really good teams all the time. Well, whoopee, do you we'd start beating them?
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Speaker 1: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I've become a bit tedious.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't switch with Carton though, that's true.
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Speaker 5: Somewhere they've still got Luke Sayers, which is just a special cherry on top. Just a peculiar brand of hell at that club Occupy Space in Hill.
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Speaker 1: Still knocking around in the background. Yeah, yeah, that's all right.
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Speaker 6: Great easter. I hope everybody else had a good one.
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Speaker 1: You had a good one.
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Speaker 5: We had a lovely day yesterday. Got together with all my family, Mum, dad, and my sister, my brother in law Kate and the kids, and we all sat in the backyard and hot cross buns and had a couple of quiet venos.
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Speaker 1: It was good fun. Yeah, it was a perfect sort of a weather. It was just you couldn't have asked for anything about it was terrific. So I hope everyone had a great easter. Can we say the F bomb on radio yet? I don't think we should.
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Speaker 5: There's a million words at you dispose occasionally throwing in an F bomb's handy for emphasis. I use it with my mates. I use it for comic effect. You and I use it. We shouldn't tempt fate. Will We often joke that there should be a podcast called Will and Dave off the air.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a bit like sounds a lot like the election coverage. Yeah, yeah, the election night's probably the closest we've ever come. How about you. You listed a few things there, comic effect, you listed forcefulness, sometimes you listed you know, in the capsules. How about accurately reflecting the news cycle? Yeah? Yeah, yeah. Donald Trump using the F word it feels like sort of a crossing the rubicon moment for for blue language, doesn't it. And you've got the leader of the free world using it in the context of negotiating the next step of a war that's raging in real time in the world.
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Speaker 5: I actually can't think it was that the first time he's done it. No, he did it that in front of the helicopter that time. I actually didn't mind that. The context in which he used it when he was telling Israel and Iran to pull their heads in was Israel and Iran or Israel and Lebanon. Remember so many dramas going on in that neck of the woods. But when he said they've been fighting so hard and so long they don't know what the f they're doing, that sounded unscripted. It sounded spontaneous, and it soundedite quite a valid point telling everyone over there to just counting, you know what, down, to actually sit down and write a premeditated tweet as he did. That tweet had many conservative people even scratching their head, going, is this guy actually mentally unwell?
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Speaker 1: Well, it read like someone who doesn't have all the faculties. Frankly, Yeah, It's led to some great comparisons in history. Do what you can with what you have where you are, George Washington. Of course, FDR. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. A Truman, A man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on Reagan, mister Gorbaschev, tear down the wall, Donald Trump, open the f and straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell. Just watch Praise Be to Allah, which was curious inclusion on.
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Speaker 5: Easter is the one that was sort of huge as come up with a zany sound effect at the ended up like that is just bonkers bananas, isn't it.
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Speaker 1: If that was a text that came into our show, we wouldn't read it out. That's just it. This is why I started with the question. I feel like the the idea there are certain things we can't broadcast in common decency now, including something that's totally newsworthy, feels like a weird moment in history. Yeah, but we're not. We're unable to actually accurately reflect what the leader of the free world said because what he said actually offends still the thin veneer of common decity that remains. Yeah.
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Speaker 5: I thought it was really interesting though, that none of the media outlets reported unedited, not that I've seen anyway, but I don't think any of the commercial TVs here would have.
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Speaker 1: Read it out on it I stand correct on this. I think some of weirdly, where they're usually a bit more proven with this sort of thing, I think some of the US news services did actually read it out. I actually read it out. Yes, I can leave so.
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Speaker 5: Yes, that surprises me because the Yanks are so much more they are, but this is buttoned down the leader of the Remember I saw went and saw a maid of mine who's working in New York when I was there for a work conference years ago, and in the office I walked. I walked over to him and it was like an open plan office, and I said.
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Speaker 1: How are you ow loud him to the F word, and he just looked at.
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Speaker 5: Me and he goes, Mite, don't swear a stupid blank Yeah, through a gritted teeth, called me a name. That's just the great Australian greeting. But he said, you don't walk around saying the F bomb in the office in the US. Well, what about the meetings we have after the show? How many times would that word get used?
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Speaker 1: Oh, it depends on the show.
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Speaker 5: I guess you pair are useless blanking idiots.
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Speaker 1: Jane on the text line says there is no need for the F bomb. It is disgusting. Thank you, Jane. I just wonder is it a sort of a moment when things have shifted?
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Speaker 5: You know what I got to say? And it's funny. I was having a conversation about this with my daughter the other night and she was saying, you should definitely write this, Dad, although I don't know how you can because it's actually tricky. Colin to right and Jesus about to talk about on live radio.
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Speaker 6: You know what I thought was really interesting was the North Melbourne who was the player who wiped.
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Speaker 1: The blood was Christian Sherry.
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Speaker 6: Sherry Cherry with an X.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: His defense was look I was I was being called a flopping sea. The sea word was being used and it was just being profited as a way of defense. He was calling me a sea repeatedly calling me a sea.
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Speaker 1: But I don't think that doesn't sound like that wasn't his problem. I think the flopping word was the one that he took more offense to.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, but last year.
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Speaker 5: We were talking to Alex Neil Bullen off the air about this, how the use of the word c as a form of abuse, which is easily the most disgusting to I think women especially like gave it. Why is this so commonplace? Why is this so accepted as as a form of abuse. It's almost like the rule, the unofficial rule of the AFL now is you can always call someone a CE, but you can't call them anything else.
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Speaker 6: So it's like the sort of.
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Speaker 5: Mandated go to abuse word because it's the hot Yeah, it's the It's like in the same way that you know, Coca Cola is the official drink of the AFL, the C bomb is the mandated square word of Ossie rules.
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Speaker 1: This is rent capping for the AFL. So the argument is rent capping is if you say you can't go any higher than you know, six hundred dollars a week, everything becomes six hundred dollars a week. Right, you effectively set what this what this? Because everyone's going to go right up to the maximum without going over. That's what this is. The sea bob. You're right, the sea bomb is the equivalent. It's the most offensive legal word.
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Speaker 5: So in the context of the basketball you're going to this juvenile back and forth between the thirty six's and the Kings about he called me fat, Oh no, I didn't, Yes, I did, bum face, et cetera.
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Speaker 1: And suddenly, you know, like a.
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Speaker 5: Bunch of school kids, they're talking about whether fat shaming is being mandated in the NB. I will grow up a lot of you is, frankly, So that's that's that's something. Yet at the same time, the denigrating people by describing them as the private parts of a woman, gay artist, gay artist, Yeah, it's true. What would Jermain Greea or Glorious Steinhem say about that?
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Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. Maybe they're listening call it a eight double two three double a double, But lots of we're texting in on the use of cuss words, and we might get to some of those texts and im on zero before eight zero eight thirteen ninety.
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Speaker 2: Five milkdown bill too with metro homes sell one and move on. Keep the other as an investment metro homes. They do it all for you.
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Speaker 4: David pen Burpy and Will Goodings five double a breakfast.
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Speaker 1: Twenty five minutes after six. Gather Around starts Thursday at night. I think my favorite fixture of the weekend though, is the as the brass One. It feels like it captures the spirit, the heart of white taxpayers are tipping into this event and making it into something that's special because it showcases a part of South Australia that is entirely world class. The mayor there, what an arduous task that must be, is Bim Langy Mayor, good morning to.
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Speaker 7: You, Good morning boys, how are you today?
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Speaker 5: We're good, Thank you Bim. Always great to catch up with you mate. And a very exciting week for the people of the Bross. He must be, he must be really looking forward to the weekend.
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Speaker 7: Really looking forward to it. No thirty five degrees, just a nice, nice mild weather and it kicks off at Lindock with local and live tenths of the twelfth so there's a lot of things happening in the main street of Lindot we'll be shutting that down and we've got a whole weekend as well as from starting Thursdays right through to Sunday, plan with activities throughout the Barossa and none other than training there Sunday Friday morning we'll beat North Melbourne and Brisbane for people to pop in and go through Gate one and we've got the turn under food and Wine Village Central District players coming up Saturday night to the food and wine and yeah, we're really excited about the whole weekend and everything that has been planned and don't look forward to welcoming everybody.
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Speaker 1: Do people generally stay in the Brassa Berba? They do you find they commute from Adelaide for the game?
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Speaker 7: I look, there's both both. Normally last year just about everything was booked out and I'm hearing that things are looking still pretty good for this year, even though we're situations we're confronted with at the moment with fuel and stuff like that. But hey, football fans are really devoted, aren't they.
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Speaker 6: They certainly are.
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Speaker 5: And just as we was leading to at the start the Brossel, you've got that wonderful investment in Lindock.
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Speaker 6: Just what a transformed footy there? Does it feel?
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Speaker 1: Do you like?
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Speaker 5: Gather around has actually given an enduring benefit of the people of the Brass.
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Speaker 7: Most definitely. You know, I could never imagine what we've been able to achieve in the short period and at the premiere backing us in and supporting the project, but a community facility that's there all year round for the community to enjoy that gather around was a catalyst to bring it to reality. The vision we had was probably going to take many years to build in stages and would have cost a lot more. But to be able to deliver it in the time frame that it has and achieve all the things that we're in. There's cricket being played on it, there's all sorts of other area.
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Speaker 5: Because it's a year round thinking yeah and absolutely well, you have a great wake up there, Mayor, we're going to get the bruss are soon to go to one of the gathering matches. It'll be absolutely fantastic to do that. I've been langing the Mayor of the Bross thank you so much.
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Speaker 1: Could it be cooler on Saturday? Eighteen degrees with maybe a little bit of a shower around today we're the wires heading for a top of twenty two, partly cloudy in similar maybe a drizzle around zero to one. Meal will be checking with the bureau. After six thirty. Tom runs in the studio as we reflect on a massive weekend in Sport. Get to Augustine Emtsubushi, nails Worth the Willson Lakes for the outland Es drive away from just thirty nine nine ninety one.
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Speaker 8: Ing you're ready, morning morning, David. Winners and losers, Yes, let's get into it. We'll start with the foot of yesterday Easter Monday clash. Thank goodness for that. What a game game of this season probably so far, eighty thousand plus at the MCG. Incredible spectacle. Hawks finally win first since twenty twenty two against the Cats. That was an amazing game. We'll give Port a tick there. Winners after the weekend, albeit not the most convincing performance, but they won. Crows disappointing, really disappointing. They've got a better draw coming up and they're playing better than their record suggests. But the record is there. One and three good sides, really good sides, Premiership sides, contenders win those close games. They've lost three now by eight points or less.
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Speaker 1: And to at home and to at home. That's what that's what kills you at the end of the season.
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Speaker 8: You have to protect your home and you have to win those close ones. You have to be more than fifty to fifty. There's ei been three under ten points.
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Speaker 5: Now do you reckon sleeping at night? It's a very single one person out. But that was such a moment.
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Speaker 1: He's had a nightmare moment as well.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, there are a few of them. Unfortunately, other losers footy wise, I thought West Coast after making some really good ground for two weeks, they were They were taught a lesson.
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Speaker 5: That makes ports two points at home look even worse, doesn't it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 8: I think Sydney good. I think I said at the start of the season I had Sydney for the Grand Final. I think they're very good. I think they're going to be very very good this season.
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Speaker 5: If you brack for the SWANSO when you heard that they made the Grand finally again, I reckon.
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Speaker 1: Place.
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Speaker 6: Just try to fly back to Australia. Just tell me did we w Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Exactly, Just tell me the score.
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Speaker 8: Other losers thirty six is oh my goodness, didn't they give us a ride?
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Speaker 1: It was? You can't get much closer than that, you know.
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Speaker 8: If Cheatham hits that jumper with fifteen seconds to go, they're four points up their home. If Cotton on the buzzer, you know, it goes one more revolution with the spin la.
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Speaker 1: Two inches two inch different spot on the glass. Yeap. And we're talking about a champion than one of the great performances of all time.
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Speaker 8: And you know we're talking about it all morning, but it's not to be. That's that's sport, isn't it. It's inches, it's millimeters.
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Speaker 1: Heartbreaking. You know what, after the length of that five game series, actually came away thinking they did remarkably well to get it to overtime. Yes five that By the end of that series, Mike Walls was running a seven man rotation. I know they ran seven for the whole game pretty much. Bryce Cotton played eighty five minutes over the final two games. They just didn't have it. They didn't have the depth Sydney had deep on the wings there, they had more defensive options. Six is just they top it. Bryce Scott is just a freak sleep But yeah, they've got to get over the top of it to get to the top of the mountain. They just needed They need to recruit one or two more poles totally.
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Speaker 8: They need a little bit more depth, don't they. They just look cooked and exhausted at the end of that series. A great effort other quick winners leads through to their first FA Cup semi in almost four decades. Shikari Richardson's quickest ever time at the Stare Gift yesterday.
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Speaker 1: That was amazing alien watching her run against didn't.
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Speaker 8: It was unreal. Only third woman ever from scratch And I should give a shout out to a Lufemi kam Ala Fe who won the men's event.
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Speaker 1: Adelaide guy, a medical student. Yeah, fourth year. So I love people that are good at science and running and and everything. Yeah, exactly good. You're ready. Good on you boys.
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Speaker 2: Knockdown Build two with metro Homes, sell one and move on, keep the other as an investment.
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Speaker 3: Metro Homes. They do it all for you.
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Speaker 1: I've been pays to listen all morning. This week, have gathered around because we have giveaway p loser this week. We've got the macas Gathering experience. It's going to be a lot of fun because it involves David teasing out ingredients. If you can decipher the Macas order that he is alluding to. Then you could win yourself a one hundred dollars f POS voucher and a Macas merch back bus. You go in the drawder win the ultimate Gathering experience, which is the double to see the Port Saints, the Macas Zipline experience, and you get to have that wonderful exclusive pregame viewing experience on the boundary line during the team's warm up.
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Speaker 6: So, and I'll give you a clue.
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Speaker 1: There are all things that I order at Macas.
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Speaker 5: So long time listeners should have a leg up here. So don't guess that it's the mc caesar rap. No, we're going from the classic here.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, So it's a little bit of a hint that's coming up a little bit later. The other thing we're going to do if Maccas is not your area of expertise, but great Adelaide Oval moments are throughout the morning, we're going to play a couple of classic things that have happened at Adelaide Oval. If you can identify the event that it happened at correctly the first caller through, we're going to give you a twenty twenty six gather Round four game pass for Adelaide Oval, so you might see some more great moments made at Adelaide Oval. So that's going to happen. It's various points throughout the morning, but we're worth your time to tune in and put yourself in the best position possible to win those magnificent suite of gather Round prizes. This is a really important initiative. The RAA have partnered up with our good friends at Catherine House with a partnership that will support women experiencing homelessness to get their driver's license, a crucial step on the path to independence and getting your life in order. Jaylee Cooper from Catherine House is on the line, Jayle, good morning to you. Good morning, so, Jaylie.
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Speaker 5: We love working with Catherine House. We've been doing it for years now with the with the Undi Drive. Tell us about this partnership that you've got with RAA and how that's going to work.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's partnership that was sort of created at the end of last year and it really came about because the RAA, you know, came to us and said, you know, we're looking to partner with you. How can we help and Honestly, one of the first things that I thought about was driver's license. It's something that for probably many years now since working at Catherine House, we kind of have heard over and over again in terms of, you know, we're working with women obviously in housing and you know, those sorts of things, but we're also kind of looking at, you know, plans for their future and a huge part of that is getting back to employment. And you know, if you go for a job, one of the first things that you know is on the questionnaire do you have your driver's license? And for many of the women, they don't, and so that is a huge blocker. And so that was one of the key things we sort of said to Aria, if you could help us with this, this could be life changing for some of the women we support.
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Speaker 6: So in terms of the help, what sort of help can the RAA provide?
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Speaker 5: Because I would have thought, like, it's one of those things where you know, you've still got to swallow hard and go on the service SA to get it sorted out at some point, isn't it.
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Speaker 10: Yeah.
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Speaker 9: No, So our I'm going to sort of step in in a couple of areas, but first and foremost they're going to be able to offer professional driving lessons for women. So yes, yeah, so for some of our clients, you know, each year and this is going to be a three year partnership with RAA, which is so exciting for us. So what it does is it really allows for when we're working with women, it gives them also a bit of a goal to work towards as well, a bit of an incentive to say that, you know, this is something that we can we can offer you at Catherine House. Is some driving lessons to get yourself eat it back on the road, you know, if your if your drivers, you know, if you eat your license has lapsed at some point, but also to really rebuild your confidence as well, because if you haven't been on the road for a while or at all, then actually getting back on the road and doing it safely is really important.
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Speaker 5: So is it one of those things with you evidence not to put too fine a point on it. Ship blakes who mistreat their wives and girlfriends, do they use the inability to drive all rather preventing women from driving as a way of sort of keeping arounder control?
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Speaker 11: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: Absolutely, you know, there's there's various forms of violence and abuse, and often that control can be a huge part of that. So you know, when we talk about someone getting their license, then yet we absolutely talk about the fact that they can, you know, get kids to school and go to work. But it's also that level of independence that probably a lot of us maybe don't think about in this scenario where there has been those situations. So just be able to be able to have that independence, to be able to get in your car and to do it safely is hugely important.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, well, anything we can do to help promote this, just sitting out, Jaylee, because we know the importance of the work that Catherine House does.
00:25:07
Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us.
00:25:08
Speaker 6: We catch up soon.
00:25:09
Speaker 1: All right, Let's end to the Weather Bureau and a quick look at the gather Around week forecast. Simon Timkey is on, Judy Simon, what.
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Speaker 12: Have we got ahead, morning, Will Morning David. Well, we've had a little cold front move across the south overnight. It's brought a little bit of very light shower activity to the Adelaide area, but not really too much reaching the ground. We've had a few spots to pick up point two or point four of a millimeter looking at the radar at the moment, pretty clear, so I would think for the rest of the day. It will be pretty much dryer here in Adelaide, partly cloudy still. I'm on the Caller side with south to southwest of the winds coming in behind that change a minimum of fifteen point seven degrees that not long ago six thirty eight, currently fifteen point nine in the city. Expecting a maximum of twenty two degrees today around the suburb of twenty two as well for Elizabeth and twenty one degrees for Glenelg Mount Barker and no longer Tomorrow. I think we'll see a band of middle and high level cloud currently over the far west of the state move over the Adelaide area and likely to bring some showers during the day. The wind's generally pretty light, down to twelve degrees overnight twenty three to maximum. And then on Thursday there's a front moving across, so we'll see some showers about the place, possibly a thunderstorm as well. So not ideal weather for the footy on Thursday night, So if you are after the game, you want to take some wet weather gear. I reckon because there could still be one or two showers around through the evening. Temperature wise, the Thursday seventeen the minimum twenty four degrees of maximum. I think we'll see further showers about the place on Friday following that front, and quite a bit cooler to nineteen degrees for Friday, and then Saturday is still a chance of a shower eighteen just a slight chance of a shower left over for Sunday and nineteen as well. So certainly different weather than it was for gather around last year. I think we had close to thirty degree temperatures last year, but much and a couple of shows around this year.
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Speaker 5: Good stuff, Simon, Thanks for that, Simon Timkey there from the Weather Bureau.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's say to say pauls and he comes to Benet on the lined land. There was a warehouse fire at Nord overnight.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, that's right. It was just after one twenty this morning that police and fire crews were called to a warehouse on Buella Road at Norwood's following reports of a fire our colleagues. The MFS worked quickly to extinguish the blaze, which was contained to an administration building at the premises. Extensive damage was caused to the building, however, no injuries were reported and initial investigations indicate the fire was deliberately lit, and our fire Cause investigators attended the scene to examine the damage. We just ask anyone with information or CCTV footage from the area, so contact crime stuff is online, We'll give us a call on one eight hundred, triple three.
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Speaker 12: Triple zero.
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Speaker 5: This next stroo is unbelievable, Liam. So someone's been caught five times over the limit at two Wells.
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Speaker 12: Yeah, that's right.
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Speaker 10: After an awful weekend on our rows and despite our constant please police detected the forward driver speeding at a high hundred and twenty three kilometers an hour in one hundred and ten zone on Port wake Field Road, two Wells. It was about eight fifteen last night and when they pulled the vehicle over, the driver recorded a blood alcohol reading of point two six seven. Yeah, that's right, two six seven. The cameras hown woman was reported for drink driving and speeding and she was issued with a twelve month well deserved instant loss of license. I thought were drive within pounded for twenty eight days and she'll appear in Core at a later date.
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Speaker 5: Zero point two sixty seven. Going to avoid the obvious hand gestures there that go with that.
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Speaker 1: She might have done that.
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Speaker 5: She would have been so blithering as she got out of the car. Maybe she did a bit of a six seven to their oppers.
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Speaker 6: Unbelievable.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Lamb said. He comes to Alam Bennett from SAPO A you got a funeral song picked out? Oh yeah, I have? What is it? Aguas Demaso by Alice Regina. There you go. I knew you would. I knew you did not need to prepare that because it's something you probably have. You've read a song they play in Heaven? Have you got the whole soundtrack of you? If you're in the work out. I've just got that one on. I like this piece and I love to hear what our listeners have to say about it. Adelaide'smatry's chief executive Michael Robertson's done a little interview with the advertiser talking about people's funeral songs and he says there's been a shift away from hymns and classical pieces to more personalized music. I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston, features a lot Supermarket Flowers by Ed Sheeran and My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion. The sort of three that you hear a lot, but he did like that there were so surely.
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Speaker 5: People are suffering enough at a funeral they having listen to Slindon too.
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Speaker 1: I like this, he said. Some people take their sense of humor with them right through to their funeral. Another one Bites the Dust by Queen Gets Played a fair bit, and Burning Ring of Fire by Johnny No. No, the Crazy World of Arthur Brown that one I think we should feature as well.
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Speaker 6: Peter Sellers did that well.
00:29:47
Speaker 5: He was cremated and as the coffin went into the flames, Glenn Miller's in the mood, starting with what we mean your funeral song?
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Speaker 1: Folks, give us a call eight double two to three double O double O textas on zero four eight zero eight thirty ninety five.
00:30:00
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Speaker 4: Deep in Penberthy and Will Goodings five double a Breakfast.
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Speaker 1: Seven to seven. It sounds depressing we're talking of funeral songs on this Tuesday morning, come out of the long weekend. But it's not because the new fan dangled way of doing this is not hymns or sorrow, but rather uplifting music. So we thought we'd canvass our audience and find out what their funeral songs would be. Rod in Gaula West, what's yours?
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Speaker 10: Yeah?
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Speaker 13: Oh, get Darr's Sir John Tarnan for you.
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Speaker 1: That's excellent, actually, Rod, that's magnivou. Thank you. Dean in Flinder's Park.
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Speaker 14: Good morning, yeah, good morning. Tell us the Robbie Williams. Please don't talk about you when I'm gone.
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Speaker 1: It's a good one.
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Speaker 6: That's quite a. That's quite a. That works too, profound point the mark.
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Speaker 1: Kephn coming three folks eight double two three double O double is the number you can text us on zero before eight zero eight thirteen ninety five to the US. Miley Hogan in Washington, DC is tasked with trying to make sense of what might come next in this conflict between the US and Iran. And if your bread crumbs to solving this mystery are simply public statements by Donald Trump, I suggest you're none the wiser as to what's going to happen next because we've vacillated between the war is over to we need the allies help, so we don't need our allies help to We don't care about the straits being open to this most recent missive. Open the f and straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell. Just watch praise be to all are Miley Hogan, Good morning to you.
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Speaker 15: Good morning, great job on summarizing that.
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Speaker 5: Well, can you explain what's going on, Miley, because we've we've got no idea.
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Speaker 15: Look, the next rooms in this war is really anyone's guess. It's up to Donald Trump what is going to happen here. But look, it also appears that it's really up to this alternative that he has issued to Iran, where he has said make a deal or the US he's going to target critical infrastructure in your country, and he's talking about power plans, bridges. He said that there were very few targets that were off limits. There was just a ninety minute press conference here at the White House, and in that he even went on to say that the US has a plan to target every single bridge and every single power plant in Iran and that that would be done in a matter of four hours after that deadline that expires. So the deadline he set this eight pm Tuesday, and that it would be the plan would be complete by midnight. But even after he said all of that, he did appear open to a diplomatic solution here as well, saying that if Iran can make a deal, that won't take place, but any deal that would be acceptable to the US President those of his words, would be a deal that includes the reopening of the Strait of horror moves. So we just have to wait to see what happens next.
00:32:55
Speaker 5: Dey clarity valley around who he's actually negotiating with him, We've heard that the replace Ayatollah is potentially a main person with one leg.
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Speaker 6: Well, there seems to be no sort.
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Speaker 5: Of reliability or stability around like who's actually talking to over there.
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Speaker 15: No, that's a really good point.
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Speaker 16: It's not clear. We don't know exactly who is leading those discussions from the Iranian side. There are other countries acting as mediators here. Pakistan's involved, they've been they've been helping with both sides of the negotiation. Egypt as well, they've been helping. But at this stage, the clear details of any kind of proposal have not been made public or clear. We've heard bits and pieces from both sides. But again, as you said, the what Donald Trump is looking for in this deal has changed throughout the conflict. We have heard him say that he straight up homes would be left to other people, but then today very clearly, he said the only deal that would be acceptable to him would be one where it's opened. So I guess we have to wait until eight pm tomorrow Eastern Time in the United States, which is ten am Wednesday Eastern Standard time of Australia.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Well, good job man watching this space.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Riley. Yeah, we will wait and see what ultimately comes next. And so is the case with the United States throughout their history. They've done both the befuddling and indeed the downright inspiring. And at the moment there are astronauts sent by NASA on the Artemis two mission who have just set overnight a new record for the furthest distance humans have ever traveled from Earth. It surpasses the record set by the Apollo thirteen crew back in nineteen seventy. Doctor Sarah Webb is an astrophysicist at Swinburne University. Doctor Web, Good morning to you, Good morning to you. So what's the next milestone on this mission now, doctor Web? Is it the flyby and when's that going to happen.
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Speaker 17: That's exactly right, that it is the flyby, and it's actually occurring right now. So anyone who's interested can pop on the live stream in the background of the day and watch as they fly close to the Moon, which is pretty incredible. We're already seeing images that they are getting from the Luna's effice itself, and you can hear their commentary. They've even discovered a couple of new craters already up close, which is just phenomenal to see. And is the toilet working Okay, I've heard that the toilet is still having issues. Unfortunately, it's one of those things that you can you can't engineer everything to be perfect, but they are working mighty hard to resolve it on the way home.
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Speaker 1: So the flyby involves a part where they are they totally cut off from Earth when they go to the dark side of the Moon.
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Speaker 17: That's right, Yeah, So for forty minutes they will lose line of sight with the Earth, which means that they lose communications with the Earth because we communicate via a line of sight, either via radio waves or they're testing optical communication for this particular mission, but both of them are impacted by the Moon itself, so they will have forty long or short minutes, depending on how they feel about it, where it is just them, the four of them in that Orion module floating behind the Moon.
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Speaker 1: I wonder if you might be able to anticipating a question we'll likely get on the text line about this with regard to the distance record that's been set, we have been to the moon. How is it that the record has been broken in advance of actually making it to a place we've been to before.
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Speaker 17: So they've swung out further behind the Moon than any of the Apollo era missions ever did. And it's a combination of a few different things. The Moon itself wobbles in its orbit closer and further away from the Earth, and we can kind of see that here on the Earth, and we get supermoons where they're really close and really bright. But also the actual module itself is just on a slightly different trajectory so that they could see further on the far side of the illuminated dark side in quotation marks that we normally call the dark side or the far side of the Moon, Meaning that they've just swung out and beat that record.
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Speaker 1: Doctor Webb that was terrific. Thanks really good. Doctor Sarah Webb from Swinburne University. We don't like plugging other live streams. We'd like you to watch ours. But if you if you were going to leave us for anything, let it be Mankind's return to the Moon, which is happening? That sweet speech on the NASA website. Demo and Shadow Park, what's your funeral song?
00:37:19
Speaker 7: Day Morning boys, morns Hell's bells.
00:37:25
Speaker 1: There's a theme coming through Damo when you've continued it among our listeners, and I like it a lot because it would suggest that the head of Adelaide Cemeteries when he says some people still have a sense of humor, it would seem that most of those people are five double A breakfast listeners. Let's take a break, but let's give Dame the Footloose tickets as well. Okay, let's give him the Footloot tickets. Let's do. That's a great idea experience The Ultimate Flashback with Footloos, the musical at Her Majesty's There Are April eleven to nineteen, the soundtrack The Moves, The Energy Book at Footloos, the musical Dot Cop.
00:37:58
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00:38:12
Speaker 1: Seven after seven. Good morning too. You're joining us for the first time on this sobercast Tuesday Morning. Trust. Everyone had a wonderful easter long weekend in Adelaide. If you got out and did things or you've spent it at home with your loved ones. We had a wonderful easter. I really enjoyed catching up with the whole family. Actually it was just magnificent. The magnificence of the weekend may continue for a couple of our lists this morning because we have the Macas Gather Around Experience that we're giving away this week, and it involves two parts, the Ultimate VIP Experience, a double past of the game Macca Zip one experience, exclusive pregame viewing on the boundary line during the team warm ups. That's the ultimate prize, but over the course of the competing you could also win a one hundred dollars f POS voucher and a Macas merch pack as well. Mcafe's coffee Blend is worth getting out of bed for it's smooth, that richer and available on the all day men, you try Mcafe's best blend. Yet, now, how are we doing this? Well, I'll tell you what we're doing. Clue ready you What you have to do is work out the Macer's menu item that David's describing with just a few ingredients He's going to provide.
00:39:18
Speaker 6: Well, not necessarily ingredients.
00:39:19
Speaker 1: Oh okay, we'll discuss the ingredients. Okay, He's going to give you some clues. Put it that way, and you're going to do guess the item eight double two to three double double five is the number. Get calling right now. We'll get a whole suite of listeners on the line. First one through as the first guess after hearing David's clues, and we'll run down until somebody correctly identifies it and wins themselves one hundred dollars f poss voucher the Macer's merch pack and goes in the running for the ultimate gather around experience.
00:39:43
Speaker 5: Well, on the same day that everyone in South Australia went to the polls, which is only a couple of saturdays ago, for the first time, and this was the second iteration of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Votes were also held for the six different regional voices that make up the State Voice.
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Speaker 6: We've got the.
00:40:02
Speaker 5: Deputy Premier, Attorney General, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs on the line now, Kaien Mar to discuss how that went. Mister Mar, good morning and thank you for joining us. So second time around, how would you rate the turnout? How would you rate the performance of the voice two saturdays ago?
00:40:20
Speaker 13: Yeah, so the turnout increase from the first generation, So they're about twenty six hundred votes first time, I've told they're about thirty five hundred votes second time, so a very significant increase. And I guess we weren't sure how it was going to go because it's on at the same time. People will be voting in any event already, but last time, as a standalone election, there's a lot more focused on just that election. And the other factor as well that is actually quite disappointing is I've had dozens of reports of Aboriginal people who went to vote, who weren't able to vote, or who were told they had to go back to the back of the line waited hour or two the vote again. So we're considering an independent review of how the First Nation's Voice election was conducted.
00:41:06
Speaker 1: So three thy five hundred represents what proportion of the eligible voters for the Voice.
00:41:12
Speaker 13: So there's not a defined role, but it's estimated that would be somewhere I think between ten and fifteen percent of people who turned out, which has now overtaken the amount of people who voted in the Attic elections that happened in the nineteen nineties and significantly higher than election for a similar body in the Act.
00:41:32
Speaker 5: How would it compare, mister Marta, things like council elections, because I know that unlike the actual state general election, where it's compulsory for everyone to vote, it's not like if you're an Indigenous South Australian you've been threatened with a fine for not voting, So it's voluntary in the same way that voting for your local council is voluntary. Do you know, if the top of your head, how would it compare. This's like I don't know, like a port Adelaide infield council sort of turn out.
00:42:04
Speaker 13: Yeah, I don't have things in fiddly, but you get down to the low to mid twenty percent for some of the council elections. Then these are ones where you get posted your ballots, you don't even have to leave your home to go and vote. I know that the last council elections in twenty twenty two, there were about a third of the people represented who didn't actually get to vote for their mayor because there's only one nomination for them. So, yeah, you're right, it is a fact that we see in non compulsory elections sometimes lower turnouts and lower nomination rate. I might say, though, in terms of nomination rate with I think there were sixty four nominations for forty six positions, So from the estimated number of people on the role, that's one nomination per four hundred and thirty, which was eight hundred and fifty percent higher than the general nomination rate for our state election, which already was a record.
00:42:59
Speaker 5: So with one in four people in say, almost voting for one nation and one nation. Having campaigned heavily against the Voice, kay mar and also the Libs belatedly and fair to say, confusingly eventually getting to the point under Ashton Hearn's leadership with they also said that they would repeal it. Do you feel that the Voice is a bit under siege?
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Speaker 13: Now we've been some supporters of the Voice, and we've had some really good practical suggestions made by the Voice. An example I think you've written about is the suggestion from the Voice for a romance accommodation facility for Aboriginal people who would get bailis if they don't have somewhere to be bailed to. This facility is actually going to say taxpayers money. It'll cost less than what the actual Voice costs to run each year. So there have been some big wins. I think the Aboriginal community in particular doesn't feel funder season. That's probably end by the fact we've had an increased turnout for these Voice elections.
00:44:07
Speaker 5: And in terms of the principle of it, I mean the fact that in its State Voice incarnation the delegates do you have the right to address Parliament and so forth? Do you feel that as a matter of principle, the government maybe needs to do a better job explaining why it is that that's the case, because that seems to be the sort of in principal part of it seems to be the thing that annoys a lot of voters.
00:44:35
Speaker 13: Yeah, and this is very different than what was suggested federally where it was a hermit change the constitution that Parliament themselves couldn't change. So it's a very different structure that we're set up in South Australia. But I've got to say I think it's a lot of cultural walls or virtue signaling. I don't think anyone's life has been affected or worse off because of the Voice generally, and it's made some very good positions that will help guess one of the most disadvantage groups of South Australian So yeah, the sky hasn't fallen in because we've had a voice since South for two years, so it is sometimes difficult to see the criticism. It's a little better.
00:45:14
Speaker 5: Kai Mar, Deputy Premier and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, thank you for joining us this morning.
00:45:18
Speaker 1: Fourty minutes after seven eight, Double two to three, double O double five has been the number that our listeners have been calling in on in large number to I try and get along to gather around, but not just any gather around experience. The Machers gather round experience is as good as it gets. Double pass to the Port Saints game on Sunday that includes a maca zip line experience as well. An exclusive pregame viewing on the boundary line during the team's warm ups. That's the ultimate prize. Everyone who wins goes in the running. The daily winners receive a one hundred dollars f POS voucher that'll go a long way at the moment and a Macer's merch pack. The way this is going to work, I'm going to get out of the way because this is you. This is food, Dave Penberthy, this is your Maca's order. It's sacrisanct. I know in your your weekly schedule you're going to be providing clues.
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Speaker 5: Had one on Saturday. There you go on my way to the Lonsdale dump.
00:46:12
Speaker 1: Now Jenny is the first caller through a certain type of joy I had the ute was filled.
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Speaker 5: I was going from Aldinger to Lonsdale and I went into Aldinger Machers and I bought one of these. It is the definitive one handed burger. Okay, So let's hit us with a clue. Or is that the first There's only one clue. Okay, there's only one clue. Yes, one hundred and thirteen grams.
00:46:34
Speaker 1: Jenny in Hope Valley, which Maca's menu item is? David referring to Oh look.
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Speaker 10: I've got an idea.
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Speaker 18: I think let's try for a cheeseburger.
00:46:44
Speaker 1: Not a cheeseburger, sorry, Jenny. Variation on the theme longtime listeners to David's food.
00:46:50
Speaker 6: It's toll Imperial.
00:46:51
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Joe and Green wait.
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Speaker 19: With good morning, Good morning guys.
00:46:58
Speaker 6: Hey Joe, did you get the car?
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Speaker 18: I reckon, it's a quarter pound back.
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Speaker 5: For those of you who still struggle with using the Green and Gold Cookbook where you've got to bake something that's announcers or pounds, remember that a pound is four hundred and fifty grams. And if my maths is right, and I did double check this on the internet, a quarter pound is one hundred and thirteen grams. The quarter pounder, I reckon, is an averance.
00:47:30
Speaker 1: Is the big Mac.
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Speaker 5: And we'll probably, you know, explore the Big Mac the joys of the Big Mac at some stage during the week. But just the sheer, simplicity, the purity, practicality, the quarter pounder so good.
00:47:41
Speaker 1: It's so good because it holds together so well.
00:47:44
Speaker 5: Driving congratulations, if you're talking about driving one hand and on the air, maybe no police commissioned, Momah.
00:47:50
Speaker 1: Let's not have that Joe, congratulations to you've got the hundred left boss about an a Maca's merch pack and you are in the running for the gather Around Experience Port Saints on Sunday. It's not the only gather Round related giveaway we're doing it today though. We've also got a chance to win a four game Adelaide Oval Pass and we're going to be giving that away to someone who correctly identifies the source of an Adelaide Oval classic bit of audio that we're going to play over the course of the morning. So stay listening for that and as I say, well worth you listening this week. We've got a lot of tickets to get to the footy and get to soak up all the gather Around magnificence right throughout the week.
00:48:27
Speaker 2: Knockdown Bill two with Metro Homes. Sell one and move on, keep the other as an investment. Metro Homes, they do it all for you.
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00:48:41
Speaker 1: Twenty two after seven. Some rippic texts coming through on zero before eight zero wake third eight ninety five, A lot.
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Speaker 5: Of them negative about the voice, a lot of people saying in principle they don't think it should have happened. And a lot of people think that, even though Mary was upfront about it being an election promise before he was elected, that the referendum result was such an emphatic sort of signal of public sentiment on it that the state government should not have gone ahead with it. One here all the excuses under the sun. That does not warrant the cost. Sixty percent of people voted against a voice one, he is saying. If sixty four percent of South Australian's voted against the Voice, and on two occasions more than ninety percent or around ninety percent of Aboriginal South Australians refused to participate in the Voice, what makes anyone believe that it knows what to offer for South Australians As we begin the Voice's second term. What's the one achievement it's delivered that he has improved the lives of Aboriginal Australians. It's from Simon John says. Anyway you look at the Voice, it is racist. So there's a lot of comments there that are overwhelmingly negative. Andrew texted in about gather round saying, I love what Hutchie, who's a Melbourne based sports reporter said about gather Round staying in Essay, they built it, they created it, they fashioned it, They've lived it. I don't think it works anywhere near as well anywhere else. Interesting seeing the Premier's commentary yesterday, and also Rory Sloan wrote a good piece of the paper as well. It was the same conversation we were having last week with the premiere on the show about why we ben and over backwards to satisfy the AFL. Surely it should be the other way around where the AFL goes looking. You guys are done a great job.
00:50:22
Speaker 1: Just so you know. Yeah, it's not going anywhere. Let's just keep nah. But no, no, no, no, I know why that's not happening. But this is the most thing. We were in the tedium of the of the old fashioned Mexican standoff here where it doesn't behoove either side to be honest with one other. We both need each other. If I was advising Andrew Dillon, let's say two things. One we can't run put this thing anywhere else, and two no one can know that. Yeah, yeah, he don't. Let on. His job is to extract maximum value for the AFL. Yeah, the Premier's job is to get maximum value for South Australia. They both need each other.
00:50:58
Speaker 5: But it's like when you try to get a it's not the prisoner's dilemma when you've got a job that you actually like but you just want more money and you go to the boss saying, and you've got a job offer from somewhere else where you don't really want to go, so you go to the boss. Gar just so you know, Channel nine's offered me in extra ten grand. Yeah, there's always a risk of the boss goes. No worries, mate, it's been good working with you.
00:51:19
Speaker 1: Well, that's right.
00:51:20
Speaker 5: Well I see that a couple of times over the years of the paper of people who won't exactly reporter.
00:51:26
Speaker 1: Lists on that job.
00:51:28
Speaker 6: You go with my blessing.
00:51:31
Speaker 1: I don't want to do it with the job, but the rember the boss said to me, mate, that is a that's an amazing offer and you should definitely take it. It's a shame ringing indoors.
00:51:42
Speaker 10: Yeah.
00:51:42
Speaker 1: Actually they went broke about three months later, so he was actually doing your favor, Raymond, and Salisbury's called him with a bit of a traffic update. Raymond, what's happening out there.
00:51:49
Speaker 20: Good morning, gentlemen, Good morning listeners. It's not good if you're traveling to heading sample on Sorcery Highway. I heard earlier that there's a bit of an actual on Eldersmith Drive More Lakes, so that in the sels causing a bit of a problem for people heading to Poor because the intersection gets choked up with people trying to turn off Stalisbury Highway onto Eldersmith. Yeah, and then they're blocking up the intersection when the light's turned green and yeah, which is a problem itself. But on top of that, we have the center lane now blocked by semi trailer that seems to have broken down. So it's gone from fair to probably worse.
00:52:29
Speaker 1: That's a disaster. Raymond, thank you for that. Appreciate that com contenting. He does a great job out there on the roads for us. Raymond, originally of Salisbury but generally out on the road. Thank you for that. Something to be weary of for affected commuters. Step right on five double a breakfast. Well, it's the extra long Easter weekend. It's jam packed with sport from beginning to end. Lots for the sports guys rowing. Timmy g to get into tonight rowing good morning to you what caught your eye on the weekend? Pember Will, good morning.
00:53:01
Speaker 21: Trust everyone had a nice quiet easter. Can I start with the thirty sixers. They had Game five in the bag and then they didn't. It was an unbelievable series of high quality basketball. Thirty sixers had a fair Deacon crack. It's just a pity we had to lose to a pack of arrogant up themselves bufeited organization. You know, they're two times over the salary cap. They don't care, they don't care about anyone. Their best players are complete knob. They're part owner and assistant. It's a bigger one.
00:53:28
Speaker 6: Now.
00:53:28
Speaker 21: I'm not a sore loser, but oh my god.
00:53:33
Speaker 1: The loudbounds one.
00:53:34
Speaker 21: Unfortunately loud mouth yet the good guys loudbounds one.
00:53:38
Speaker 1: But honestly, I think, jeez, the thirty sixers were brave, though, are because I think they were bound for pound. That's that King's roster, whether it was legally compiled or not, was deeper and more talented. Oh god, and the thirty sixes, I mean, you don't get much closer than Bryce Cotton at the Cup game, A championship on the line, the balls too to the left and it kisses off the glass and we're talking about one of the great stories in South Australian sport.
00:54:06
Speaker 6: Can I ask you.
00:54:07
Speaker 5: A question to both of you, do you think because we watched it, we deliberately got home early in time to watch the game. And it's the first time I can remember watching a game of basketball and it was amazing and the thirty six is did so well, it was so exciting. Do you think this could lead to a renaissance of basketball in Australia? I mean, there was a record crowd, the biggest crowd ever at an Australian basketball game, eighteen thousand for the final. Getting a ticket here in Adelaide is like they're as rare as Hen's teeth. Do you think this could elevate basketball in Australia.
00:54:36
Speaker 1: Well, it's been on.
00:54:37
Speaker 21: An upward trend probably for the last three or four years. And the quality of basketball, the imports that they get, the ones that they get, they keep because they want to stay, because they love Australia. Kendrick Davis is a superstar. We got Bryce Cotton. Every team's got a guard like that. Yeah, look, you're right, it's just going from strength to strength. They really want to end up being the second biggest comp outside of the NBA. Look, there's a couple that are still bigger over in Europe. But it was, yeah, the hottest ticket in town. It's an exciting night, no question. Hey, before I go, Crows Friday night lost the same way. It was a bit of day Javo. They've all said it. We're all sick of honorable loss.
00:55:13
Speaker 22: Is no question.
00:55:14
Speaker 21: But we beat the Pies by three, lost the Dogs by six, getting in front, Cats by eight, getting in front, so too with free My glass is still half full. Our best is good enough. Sadly, we've got players a little out of four. We've got players that should be in our best twenty two that aren't, that are injured. When we get that right, we're going to be okay. I think that sums it up. Look, they're playing a bit differently.
00:55:36
Speaker 1: We're going to.
00:55:37
Speaker 21: Drill down with that. With Campo, they're a bit cautious with ball in hand early. I don't like how they're moving it early. But you know, when they've got to chase the lead, they're very good at doing it. And port Adelais will they smash the Tigers there two and two. They've got to gather around Saint Kilda Sunday. Crows have Carlton Thursday night. Oh, that is bigger than a popcorn gave in it. There's a lot on that one.
00:56:01
Speaker 1: Wow, that will be quite something. Could be headlines out of that game. Who knows how it goes, but on both sides could be something. Raiah looking forward to the Sports show tonight, that is going to be terrific. I think your point on basketball, David is right in terms of interest in the NBL. The sport generally is hugely popular in.
00:56:18
Speaker 6: Australia and grassroots.
00:56:20
Speaker 1: You go down, go down to the showgrounds, some players there. We go every Thursday.
00:56:24
Speaker 5: Well, I know what's going on, but he's so into all the kids that are into it, well so huge a bit like the Premier League. In the NBA, they sell their own rights, so they've got the NBA League Pass subscription, so you just sign up directly with the league to watch games. The per head of population, the most popular place on planet Earth for NBA League Pass subscriptions outside of the United States is Australia. Certainly so, but this is the problem. Australian sport has. That's not because we've grown up watching the AFL. We're used to see the best of the best. The hardest thing to do in Australia is translate interest in a sport to watching the domestic version. If it's not the Pinnacle has this problem. The NBL has had the problem, but the gap has closed a lot in the NBL in terms of I think the standard of the standard is the standard's excellent and you're seeing the NBL now is I was thinking of watching that game on the weekend any given moment. There were there were probably of the ten guys on the floor, seven or eight, six or seven that had played in the NBA that were recognizable names.
00:57:21
Speaker 1: And that's the difference. You can watch the NB and go oh, these guys have played at the highest level, and the vast majority of them have. So it was a wonderful aversement for the sports for sure. Raymond and Salisbury's called him with a bit of a traffic update, Raymond, what's happening out there?
00:57:36
Speaker 3: Good morning, gentlemen, Good morning, isn't it knockdown?
00:57:39
Speaker 2: Bill two with metro homes, Sell one and move on, keep the other as an investment.
00:57:44
Speaker 3: Metro homes. They do it all for you.
00:57:47
Speaker 4: Devid pen Berthy and Will Goodings five double a breakfast.
00:57:51
Speaker 1: Ninety minutes to wait, a bit of a blue jury coming up very very shortly. We'll get to that shortly. The other thing that's coming up, and it's not too far away. Our first Adelaide Oval Memory of the morning, which means your chance to win a twenty twenty six gather Round Adelaide Oval four game pass. Here are the four games you get to see. Crow's Carlton Thursday Night traditional opener, Crows on Thursday night for gather around Collingwood Free Oh Friday night. That is going to be a cracking game of foota really good Hawthorne Bulldogs. That's another trific game of football. I be nice to get a repeat of Hawthorne's game this last weekend in terms of the excitement level. And then Ports and good. In fact, like the four Adelaide Oval games are all going to be ports and killed will be good, good games of footy to watch. So you just need to call in right now on eight double two three, double O double oh will put you on the line, and the first the caller who gets on the line we'll get the first crack at guessing the Adelaide Oval memory that we play. You just need to tell us a good round what the audio is of Swan's and the.
00:58:49
Speaker 5: Suns as well. That'll be another cracking game. Yep, norwold Oval.
00:58:54
Speaker 6: Uh what else is there? Yeah, there's a few dizis there.
00:58:58
Speaker 1: That'd certainly be some good ones, some doozies. Even doozy is not the word that will be in focus for our jury very short. It'll be a different.
00:59:07
Speaker 5: Word popularized by the Leader of the Free World in his extraordinary tweet over the weekend.
00:59:12
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, but what what now passes for international relations discourse?
00:59:16
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what.
00:59:17
Speaker 5: I'm glad Well was in charge of pushing all the buttons here because we're we're we're tempting fate with this jury topic. He's going to have to have the trigger figure, trigger finger, i should say, over the dump button for this one.
00:59:30
Speaker 1: I certainly will get calling now eight double two three double o double, not for the jury, but for the gather around memories. Because it turns out Phil Curry's on leave, so Phill's off this morning. That was a real surprise to all of us here at five so we wishing Fill all the best for his easter.
00:59:48
Speaker 5: He's listening in from the south coast of New South Wales where he's probably down there in his tiney tormenting flathead. Good on your Phil and enjoy the break mate.
00:59:57
Speaker 1: It's abe. He just doesn't want to come on anymore because of Carlton. Yeah, well that he might might have dripped. Maybe he's having a sort of a cathartic What do I need to do this anymore?
01:00:04
Speaker 6: Having a mental health break?
01:00:07
Speaker 1: Why do we do this? Why am I here? What are we talking about? It all about a lot of fuel and irrationing. The good news actually that came out in the last twenty four hours about fuel security was at very least the fuel supplies into Australia extended through to May, thanks to our good friends in Japan who in kind rely on us for natural gas, so we can do each other a solid. They're a bit like the Singapore deal that was struck, so we will have supply toward the end of May. And the other good thing is our good friends in Indonesia who rely on us for food, have said don't stress too much about the urea problem, which is the fertilizer. We produce a lot of that, but we also buy a lot of your food. We need your farmers to still be doing what they do well. There's been some little wins for our existing trade relationships in the last forty eight hours that are going to keep US afloat for a little bit longer. So that's probably what Phil would have talked about if he wasn't on leave. Okay, let's play an Adelaide Oval moment, shall we?
01:01:12
Speaker 4: We're the first fans we've played this amazing state.
01:01:16
Speaker 1: All right? That was our moment? Adelaide Oval moment? What was that moment? Ben in Clarence Gardens, get it right. You've got a four day pass coming your way. Ben, good morning, Yeah, good morning.
01:01:28
Speaker 11: Could you play it again?
01:01:28
Speaker 23: I just didn't hear it clearly.
01:01:30
Speaker 21: Sorry, we're the first fans we played this amazing state.
01:01:35
Speaker 19: Ben, I'm pretty sure it's not Madonna, No the Boy.
01:01:43
Speaker 1: Sorry, Ben, good try. You've certainly called in first. That one was required a musical mind more so than a sporting one. So a little bit tricky chat and Henley Beach. Where's that little bit of audio from Oh that's the.
01:01:56
Speaker 14: Rolling Stones rolling into town in twenty fourteen.
01:01:58
Speaker 10: I reckon it was that.
01:02:01
Speaker 1: Chat we're there chat. I was, yeah, what a concert? Yeah, I was lucky to go. Was sensational night, wasn't it.
01:02:10
Speaker 23: He was still a bit more athletic and fit on stage back then.
01:02:13
Speaker 10: But I mean the.
01:02:14
Speaker 5: Raging Okay, yeah, they know they are they are well, most of them are not old Charlie rip well, but mixed in rude health.
01:02:23
Speaker 1: Isn't he amazing? Yeah?
01:02:25
Speaker 10: I'm amazed at how he's still going after decades and decades of rock and roll.
01:02:31
Speaker 19: But good on him anyway, Thank you very much.
01:02:33
Speaker 22: I'm very excited for this weekend.
01:02:36
Speaker 1: Great waere you can absolutely love it mate. Get to four games of footy over the weekend. It doesn't happen anywhere else in Australia like it does at gather around here in Adelaide this weekend, don't you reckon?
01:02:46
Speaker 5: The continued existence of Keith Richards is one of the world's great unanswered questions, isn't it.
01:02:52
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's sort of an affront to everything we know about biology and physiology and medical science.
01:02:56
Speaker 5: I know you read all those that reading those P two B articles when you're in you in fifties as a bloke about how you if you eat a handful of unhusked walnuts and a few blueberries every day, and you know, get into sort of you know, three minute fast walks, three minutes slow walks. You know, obviously lay off the lungbusters, and you know, do a bit of cardio and then you've got Keith Richards. George Burgs was like that too. I reckon there is a cigar, that's right, cigars and whiskey and so forth. I think there is there needs to be a study.
01:03:26
Speaker 1: Done on how much a couple of high profile outlies have hurt our approach to healthcare. It's not just them.
01:03:36
Speaker 5: The French go all right with them cheeses and veno. Maybe they don't drink quantities as much as you go to Europe.
01:03:44
Speaker 1: Australia, go to Europe any Australian and go to Europe and have a look at all the foods and see how different the colors of everything look, and have a look how little of it's processed. And I'm no big government guy, but there are regulations, that's right. Ah, their regulations there have made their food. They just eat a high quality of food then we do. Now, this is significantly better in the United States, where God, everything's just sugar and faked's.
01:04:14
Speaker 5: This is the thing, and this is the thing. In the middle of the cost of living crisis, we can learn a lot. If you want to save money, go to places like Gaganas seriously, or go to an Asian supermarket, or go to an Arabic supermarket and blair athole, because those places sell food in basic forms. So you don't buy a tin of chickpeas that have been tined by Edgual, saving you the hardship of putting some cold water on a bowl of chickpeas and leaving it overnight so that the next day the chickspeas are soft.
01:04:46
Speaker 6: Like you go to Gagana so you.
01:04:48
Speaker 5: Can buy You can buy about a ton of chickpeas for about five bucks, like they sell these gigantic bags of everything. So if you're and you save so much money by just learning a few basic recipes and the way food was meant to be processed from s. Even I'm buying flour, I'm going to buy a cake. Why don't you make it? If you buy the flour in advance, you get the other bits like a flour, lemons and eggs, vastly cheaper than buying a cake that someone's mate.
01:05:16
Speaker 1: All right, let's head out in the road. Mitch Serejevski for seven News is covering a story that we mentioned in the first hour of the program, a warehouse fire at Nord Mitch, good morning for our listeners just waking up. Put them in the picture. What's happened there?
01:05:29
Speaker 18: Good morning guys. So I've been told two offenders came into the Norwood business with jerry cans. They broke into the warehouse and then set it on fire. So the owner of the business got a call from the security company this morning and he looked at his cameras immediately and then raced to the property. So emergency crews raced to the Tibula Road around one twenty this morning and firefighters they worked quickly to extinguish the blaze, which was contained to the front office. I've taken a look at the damage this morning. It is quite extensive, but thankfully no injuries were reported. It's still unclear what the business was. I believe the owners moved in only just three weeks ago. But we'll have more in our bulletins throughout the day. On seven News goes.
01:06:19
Speaker 1: Thank you for that, Mitch, Mitch Serovsky for seven News. As he says, you'll see the pictures and gets more intel tonight about that warehouse fire in now, Patty, our producer, just made a good point. Inflation in the world of arsonists must be it must be driving them to the wall. The most expensive component of the fire these days would be the accelerant, would it not?
01:06:39
Speaker 6: Yet? It's right.
01:06:41
Speaker 5: It's hard to make ends meet in the arson ka these days, exactly right. I'll tell you what though, I was. I was going to talk with Blake, you mons our lawn it or Dinger Daimo. Great Blake just rocks up every few weeks and does it and slipping the day. But how's it going if you if you have a job like like like day mao, like a Jim's mowing thing, if you had to put your prices up. Because I'm going to get in touch with him and say I'm going to put it up myself, because we've just got a sort of mate relationship where he's like, oh, yeah, sixty bucks. I went up from fifty to sixty about eighteen months ago when I said to him, feels like you're due from a bit extra because he's sort of on his own, this guy. But he has to get paid more now, does he not? Because his job involves driving around towing trailer and using petrol to mow people's.
01:07:32
Speaker 1: Wam just chatting with a cafe owner over the weekend that was talking about the fact that in the last two weeks, every single delivery of every supply they've got now carries her thirty dollars fuel surcharge. Yeah, and that's on episode that. When the coffee guy comes, that's one thing. When the milk guy comes, that's another invoice that has the fuel surch charge. When the guy with the sugar and the stirrs comes, when the toilet paper, like every single component now of that recess has a fuel surch charge on it. Yeah, a massive new expense that's come out of nowhere.
01:08:04
Speaker 5: Well, we had the family around yesterday making all the snacks and bits and pieces and buying some cheese and so forth. I was going to make a cob loaf and I went to it. I was an IgA and I picked up a two point fifty gram Philly cheese block Philadelphia cheese. It was nine dollars ninety five what ten bucks for one one chunk of Philly cheese. They didn't have any frozen spinach, and I just little bugger. I'm not going to buy the driving around town to make a cob loaf as much fun as a nice warm cob loaf is. But I think that the cob loaf would have cost like probably by the time you bought everything else for it probably would cost about thirty bucks. Well, that used to be like dinner for two at a pub.
01:08:49
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01:09:31
Speaker 1: Nine thirty am tomorrow morning, Donald Trump's most recent deadline to the leadership in Iran expires. We know this because he explicitly tweeted about it yesterday or over the weekend, saying this Tuesday will be power plant Day and bridge Day all wrapped into one. In Iran. There will be nothing like it. Three exclamation marks. Open the effins straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell all caps. Just watch exclamation mark praise be to Allah. President Donald J. Trump all in He's going to get a fast four on his eyes if he's not careful, isn't he. I'm not sure how stuff helps out when half of your allies and the only bill that are helping you in this a Muslim nations at the moment, by the way, completely like the UAE. That's one of the most unhinged statements I think in a world leader has ever published. Yeah, well, I mean.
01:10:30
Speaker 5: Well the other thing too threatening to bomb civilian infrastructure so much for the reason to.
01:10:37
Speaker 6: Bring the rest of the world along for the ride with you, isn't it?
01:10:39
Speaker 23: Well?
01:10:39
Speaker 1: And well? At one point in time we were hoping that I think those of us that were what turns out to be quite naive about this, and I count myself hoping this might lead to a nice moment with the people of Iran by have an opportunity to overthrow a government. You've killed that once you start blowing up civilian infrastructu anyway, and I.
01:10:55
Speaker 5: Regret and wish to retract some of the things I said in the immedia aftermath.
01:10:59
Speaker 6: Of this operation.
01:11:00
Speaker 1: What's the saying about, you know, a smart person, one availed of the evidence, changes their opinion. What do you do you know that that whole thing? Now, we're not talking about international relations, we're talking about language. Because the language was pretty florid, open the F and str I edited that because his version was the full unredacted F word minus the G, a little bit of apostroph at the end, just to make it colloaqu will we're asking you for the jury this morning. How are we phrasing this? Because we're going to be delicate about it, don't we?
01:11:30
Speaker 5: So do we think, okay, that's right, I've dropping you in this by the way.
01:11:39
Speaker 1: Nowadays going to explain how this is going to work. So the premise is.
01:11:45
Speaker 5: Is the is the F word now acceptable? The answers we want from you are F yeah or F no?
01:11:53
Speaker 1: All right? During number one, the as the did well, as the US President said a new standard, good morning.
01:12:00
Speaker 23: He's certainly lowered the bar and it's not acceptable. The language in general community is bad enough, but to hear world leaders speaking and texting like that just frightens the life.
01:12:13
Speaker 1: That to me, to be honest, it was, wasn't it. During number two, Good.
01:12:18
Speaker 13: Morning, I think it's acceptable.
01:12:20
Speaker 20: I reckon, we shard bring.
01:12:22
Speaker 23: Jack Bauer back from twenty four and take the and prick out.
01:12:28
Speaker 1: Jack Booer worked for the US government in twenty four, didn't he. So I'm totally lost. Sorry, I'm not sure which one we've got left to take out in Iran. That's part of the problem, I think during number three.
01:12:40
Speaker 22: Good morning, Good morning guys, very unprofessional being the government, They're very unprofessional. Sometimes I think he's talking to the lad the government, not to the lad.
01:12:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, Joan. Number three? Are you number four? What say you?
01:12:58
Speaker 12: No?
01:12:59
Speaker 13: F no, what do we do now?
01:13:00
Speaker 22: Kid speak?
01:13:02
Speaker 19: Are we not at all?
01:13:03
Speaker 1: Journember four? Thank you? Journember five, good morning.
01:13:07
Speaker 14: Well it seems to be acceptable to the younger generation. I don't really appeal to it. But speaking of Trump, he's got more loose screws than a hardware story in.
01:13:20
Speaker 5: A you're an upper five, Well, it's an emphatic f no to the F word, overwhelmingly against it. I think I think it is of something that people will resist. There's no way we'd start doing treatingly.
01:13:39
Speaker 1: It's the it's and this is the least important part of this because we're doing about a life war that's killing Australian business and cost of living and so forth. But his base is a conservative religious group of people. Yeah. Now, I think they would likely be the most offended at hearing that kind of language being used by the leader of the free world. And I guess I say I emphasized that's the least the domestic politics component is the least important, but I reckon that would stand true for our listeners too. There'll be a lot of conservative people that go, come on, gotta be better than that.
01:14:08
Speaker 6: Yeah, absolutely do we.
01:14:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got one hundreds with the Semte.
01:14:13
Speaker 5: I think we will give it to the Jura who kicked it all off for us during number one.
01:14:18
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Speaker 1: It's in after right. It is that time or where we have another series of David's Clues, an opportunity for someone to go in and the running to win. The Macers gather around Ultimate Experience Double pass to Port Saints maca zip line experience in exclusive pregame viewing on the boundar during the team's warmups. Get on the line now because you will be have you have an opportunity to win in the order in which you call folks. Eight double two to three double O double O is the number. The daily winners receive a one hundred dollars f Boss voucher and a Macers merch pack, as well as going in the running to win that ultimate prize breaking eight coming up in just a moment. We should just reflect momentarily on that big story that Matt Pantell has just led our news with an Australian Army reservist to face the Magistrates Court this today, charged with breaching defense legislation by working for a foreign military without authorization. Notable because this is this is the AFP. He's never charged anyone with this offense before. This is the first time this has happened uncharted orders, so they got a sense of this. South Australian guy, a twenty five year old, a member of the Defense Force the Army Reserve, had worked for They haven't given any information as to how they found that out, but they just they were made aware of this allegation hit that he travel to Ukraine in May of last year, serving as a drone operator without authorization. Then in the January of this year he's returned to Australia Thursday before a Good Friday. They searched his home in Felixstowe, seized his electronic devices, including a mobile phone and laptop, and upon searching them, found what they say is evidence that he was participating in the conflict there. It would seem that the breach is entirely about the fact that he's contracted to work for Defense, So you can't work because he's a reservist. S If you're a private citizen and you went there and did it, good luck to you. Well, you're not certainly not covered by am I reading of it as this legislation. We might try and speak to an expert about this, But there are people who've gone over there in for but they've done it off their own bat who are Yeah, they're not active members of the Australian Defense Forces. Yeah, so working for a foreign military organization or government body contrary to Section one hundred and fifteen A of the Defense Act, the maximum penalty for which is twenty years imprisonment. Now, obviously a lot of this has to do with sensitive information that you've got access to if you're working in Australian defense and using your skills elsewhere, and the potential would be you could say, hey, I'm just doing a six month little stint working for China and in that time you could be selling sequence. It's understandable why this legislation exists, even though it sounds like he was fighting for the sides of the Ukraine, who we've been supporting with bush Master vehicles, and that would be a big factor in his defense. So I wonder if that's a mitigating circumstance. We've lent material support to the side he was fighting for. Even if it's a technical breach. It'll be interesting to see how that plays out in court. But we'll talk more about that now. Should we do breaking at eight? Let's do it, and then when we come back when it puts someone in the running to win that machas ultimate gather around experience.
01:17:51
Speaker 5: Well, this is one of the pointers to a new level of professionalism that seems to be guiding One Nation as they to present themselves as a mainstream political party. They've had a history of fastical fallouts with people leaving the party in record time. They won eleven seats at the Queensland Excellent in nineteen ninety eight and within weeks those MP's had started walking away. Well, we've been told this week that not one of the new Lower House MPs for One Nation, that's MP's representing Hammond, Narunga, McKillop and Nagerie, none of them are going to be doing any media interviews. And a big part of this, we understand is that under the sort of much more professional control of Corey Bernardi, ably assisted by his lieutenant MLC elect and five Double a Bricky Show regular Carlos Kremba, is they're trying to get the new parliamentary party bedded down and get them all singing from the same song sheet before they do any media engagement. We also understand that they are looking at have being a proper opposition style carve up of portfolios where one of them will be a health spokesman, spokesman or spokeswoman, one will be effectively a shadow treasurer. So they are going to have a portfolio responsibilities. So they're like an opposition. They're going to they're going to try to do that and the other thing. The thing to watch and when you look at the composition of the Independence I personally can't see which one of them would jump. But the dream scenario for one nation is that they can pick off one of the four independents, the Independence being Jeff Brock, who I would say, no chance. So we've been a member of that labor government, labor cabinet. Yeah, that's right. Matt Schultz, who's the new guy. Not we don't know much about Matt Shilts up in the Adelaide Hills, but it's a probably a bit too sort of progressive an area to get away with suddenly rebadging yourself as a one nation person. Then there's low Nicholson in Phinnis and Travis Fatchin who's Troy Bell's former electoral officer down in Mount Gambia. The dream scenario for one nation, the thing that would be an absolute nightmare for the Liberals who have just five seats with one nation on four is that if one nation could somehow pick off one of those independents and say, okay, win now five we've got the highest number of first preferences of any party other than Labor. Why aren't we the opposition that would That would be the absolute nightmare. But for now, the fact that we've been told that none of the new MPs, including the guy who really wanted to talk to the former Sex Party candidate, Yeah, our man James Berger, right, none of them are talking. So this points to a new level of discipline.
01:20:58
Speaker 1: From Paul. I was just thinking, as you're running through the seats that they have won they had, I think they would have loved to pick off a suburban sy or a metropolitan seat, but the one they do almost one light. As someone who has has wrestled with the difficulties you have managing the media appearances of MPs in the past, the issue you have is largely around a metropolitan regional divide, because there are sometimes things regional people want to say about issues that you go, we can't say that publicly because it's going to mean that doesn't play in the suburbs, for example, Right, one nation is not going to have that issue that they can run an entirely regional based opposition if that's what they how they're going to run things. There doesn't there's within those seats. There doesn't strike me as any obvious looming clashes. The most obvious, the easiest example of this is whoever has the city the seat of Adelaide. The government might want to say where pro vates. The member for Adelaide always goes, oh god, you're killing me. Yeah, yeah, I might want to say something publicly that's different to my voters. I don't think none of those seats are going to pose an issue for one Nation.
01:22:03
Speaker 5: Or Jack Baddy running around telling people of Burnside against medium density housing that.
01:22:08
Speaker 1: In a housing crisis, that's right. We don't want that to hear. That's right that one nation wy have any of those sorts of issues, so they can be pretty consistent with what they say publicly.
01:22:16
Speaker 5: One other thing I should throw into the mix too, is that there was also liberal consternation about the prospect of Sam Telfer necessarily going the full four years under the liberal banner. Oh seriously, well, one well placed source has suggested that that could be something to watch.
01:22:37
Speaker 1: We might have given himself an easier time an election night if he decided to make that decision sooner.
01:22:42
Speaker 6: Don't you reckon?
01:22:42
Speaker 5: In hindsight, Corey Bernardi missed a chance to actually run for the lower House and win that seat because he's based in Coffin Bay.
01:22:47
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Speaker 5: Oh well, spare thought for young Oliver Tokich Bensley, who was doing a surfing class down at Middleton over the weekend. It's the go to location for young people or learning how to stand up on a board on a heaps of mates of mine, they've gone down there and done it themselves with their kids. He was down there on the Easter long weekend. He's about thirty meters offshore, paddling around and suddenly a one and a half meter shark, believed to be a bronze whaler, latched onto his ankle his heel pulled him off the board. This young surfer made a lucky escape. We were going to have him on the show this morning. He'd said that he was going to come on, but unfortunately, and we're sure he's going to be all right, but we heard from his parents that his wound has become somewhat infected, so that's being treated. He didn't have stitches. They deliberately left the wound unstitched because there's always a danger with shark bites that you do get an infection, and that is indeed what has happened.
01:27:10
Speaker 1: So we wish him.
01:27:11
Speaker 6: All the best.
01:27:12
Speaker 5: Anton Cavino is the founding director of Shark Watch. Say we've got him lined up as part of the conversation as well. Anton, good morning, mate, and thank you so much for coming on the show. With the work that you do at Shark Watch, have you noticed any sort of discernible shift in shark behavior over the last twelve months or so with the algill blooming being an issue.
01:27:35
Speaker 19: That's a really great question. In all honesty, I can't say that I have behavior is something that I think it's a bit of a hard metric to be able to gauge. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but the Algua bloom has definitely thrown a bit of a spanner in the work, so to speak, with the way that we obviously monitor monitor sharks around the state.
01:28:01
Speaker 5: For sure, what about in terms of shark deaths as that we know that early on I can remember right at the very start of the Alga blue mate, you guys are sort of like the canary and the coal mine, because you were seeing these sharks are actually in distress coming in close. Have shark death sort of started to sort of dissipate a bit now?
01:28:20
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, absolutely, we started noticing a lot of a very sharp decline probably around the August sort of September period. Whether or not that has anything to do with the Algae bloom response team actually going out and collecting specimens before there was any sort of public reception down to the beach, that's not something that I can answer. But definitely, even just the whole scope of marine life mortalities, it appears that they definitely did start to decline around sort of latelast year or become I guess a bit more widespread perhaps.
01:29:04
Speaker 10: But.
01:29:06
Speaker 19: Yeah, they have dropped off exponentially.
01:29:09
Speaker 5: Yeah, I guess. I guess that for poor poor old Oliver on his surfboard. I guess the flip side of that is that it's a reminder that sharks are still out there in rude health and also a reminder that they do come in pretty close as well.
01:29:26
Speaker 10: Yeah.
01:29:26
Speaker 19: Yeah, for sure, absolutely so. Since sort of sort of that southern Flurio region has been an area that's started to pick up in shark activity empirically from what I've from the reports that I've received, since the algae blooms has somewhat seem to have disappeared from the area, and I don't know I entirely left the bloom itself, but I mean the activity around the area down there has definitely seem to have picked up in terms of sightings.
01:30:00
Speaker 11: Yeah.
01:30:01
Speaker 19: Yeah, so we're getting a lot of Yeah, there's there's been anglers that are reportedly doing a lot of tag and release down that way over Victor of Granite Island. They're getting hooking up bronzies quite regularly. And also we've had a few reports of sort of juvenile pointers around the around the coastline, just cruising around doing their things.
01:30:26
Speaker 10: Look.
01:30:27
Speaker 19: I think it's it's a healthy response. You know, we do want to see a lot of marine activity down there, a lot of marine life.
01:30:34
Speaker 5: Absolutely, yeah, yeah, good on you Anton and Toon Cavino, the founding director of Shark, what I say.
01:30:39
Speaker 1: We had extraordinary pictures last night on seven of two young blokes from Victoria Hill were fishing off of Robe in South Australia and the size of the shut the shart was genuinely bigger than their boat and they got out of there quickly. Really funny. They've tried to be The reporter was trying to get them to do the Jaws line about you know you're going to need a bigger boat, and the poor fellow look crestfall and he said, and he just bought this boat. It's furtiful. But that shark was just immense all right. Five Double News is coming up in a moment. Talk more about this breaking news story this morning. The first Australian to be charged in a laws preventing you, as a member of the Australian Defense Forces to work for any foreign government. He's a twenty five year old from Adelaide who'll be in the magistrates court later today as I say, this has never happened before, so we're going to try and tease out what that looks like.
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Speaker 1: Nineteen minutes the nine. Our legal legal is going to help us out with an Australian legal first, an adelaide man being charged under laws that govern what members of the Defense Force can do in terms of participating in conflicts overseas. We'll get it to that in the moment. First though, back here at home, Ray Lane from Paraka has sent us a text to Shore time ago about a very sad Sign of the Times thing she witnessed over the weekend. Raylean, good morning to you. Tell our listeners what you saw.
01:32:09
Speaker 22: Oh, good morning.
01:32:10
Speaker 25: Yeah. I went to fill up my cab with petrol yesterday. For the first time, I had to go into the server and get permission to sort of for them to unlock it so I could put the feel in. When I went back to pay, the girl looked so distressed. She was only quite young, and she said, someone's just driven off. They've filled their tank with one hundred and sixty seven dollars with petrol, and they've just taken off. And I didn't see whose person was, and I just thought, I hope the young girl isn't doesn't have to cover that money.
01:32:38
Speaker 11: But I just think, isn't that rawful?
01:32:41
Speaker 1: It is?
01:32:41
Speaker 5: And we had the police commissioner on a few weeks ago Raylean saying that the sapold has seen a big statistical jump in and urging the retailers themselves to start making forcing people to prepay to stop.
01:32:55
Speaker 1: This from happening. But yeah, you're right though, the poor ghost you must have been quite distressed.
01:33:02
Speaker 17: Very distressed.
01:33:03
Speaker 25: She was really quite young, and because what happened, she had to push the button to say what number. And I didn't even see the car that did it. They were so quick and efficient at what they did. But I just think, oh my god, that's one hundred and sixty seven dollars worth of petrol, and I just think, my goodness, there needs to be some I don't know, chance to security or something, but I just think it's awful.
01:33:28
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it correlates almost directly with the increase in petrol prizes. The increase in number of drive offs, which suggests a lot of it aren't organized criminals. It's people that have been not to excuse crimes, crime, theft, ist theft. But there are a lot of first timers that are doing this at the moment. Yeah, did you see you know, not to make light of a difficult situation, although I'm going to The illegal cigarette trade has been hit hard by diesel costs and inflation. Apparently legal smokes have doubled in price, with up to like twenty five dollars a pack. The legal product is making a comeback.
01:34:02
Speaker 5: Well, doesn't a lot of it come from Iran? There's a link to Iran with a lot of it can't get through the straits of all moves.
01:34:08
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was probably it.
01:34:11
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's probably just supplies being choked cargo ship somewhere around all right. Speaking of conflicts and war zones, it a pretty extraordinary story is broken this morning in South Australia. It is an Australian first were responsible for a few of those, albeit this one's not the best kind. An Australian Army reservist will face the Adelaide Magistrates Court today, So We're going to find out more about this over the course of the day, allegedly working for a foreign military without authorization. This is the very first time the Australian Federal Police have charged someone with this offense. So we're learning all this for the first time about how it's going to work. Alex Ward, our resident legal legal is trying to make sense of it as well.
01:34:49
Speaker 6: Alex.
01:34:49
Speaker 1: It would seem on first blush that this relates exclusively this legislation to people who are serving with the ADF in some capacity. Is that you'll read it not But if some Joe Schmoe with no association with the Defense Force went and did precisely what this guy's alleged to have done, they wouldn't be covered by this element of the law.
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Speaker 12: It will.
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Speaker 11: I think you've hit the nail on the head, which is I couldn't quite work it out. I was involved in this law. When you have people like David Hicks back in the day, can you go and fight in another person's country and we had the Yugoslavia Wars and a lot of people going there to fight. What's the legality of it? And this one sort of not me about of it because I thought if you were fighting with the foreign government, then that was okay under Australian law. And I'm not giving anyone advice here. I was saying, you stay in Australia, don't go anywhere. But this is quite right. So where did this come from? The offense is very specific. It deals with someone who was, who was but is not currently a defense staff member, so that the law is specifically about that, which I know would be about twenty people in Australia or something. It's a bit more than that, but it's a pretty restricted cohort who would be subject to this law under the Defense Act. But that's what it is. And I thought, well, why would that be problematic? And then of course when you read it is because if I was a defense member, when I was in defense, I would learn various secrets about our weapons, how we use them, how we train and this sort of stuff. I'd acquire this specialist and secret knowledge. And I think that's what this law is meant to stop, because what they look at is people with sensitive defense knowledge who intend to work or indeed have gone off on word for other people. That's what they're looking at getting here. So it's a fairly specific offense. And also there's stacks of ways to get out of it. There's stacks of exemptions that you can have. Now we'll see how that plays out in the case that seems a bit from a look at the Australian Federal Police press release, it's the what seems to importance that fellow had been in the Army reserve and so he's acquired. Presumably they'll be alleging the knowledge, which is this law is meant to stop people going off and doing it, but you can do it with agreement, as I understand the Australians training Ukrainians in the UK.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, some time.
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Speaker 5: Well this is Alex like if this chap turned up at Edmund Marton Chambers and said that he'd like Alex order represent him in court, when that would of course be an excellent legal to make.
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Speaker 5: But would you would you mount an argument, Hang on a minute, Our government is helping Ukraine, We're sending bush masters, as you said, we've been helping with training. Would would would that be a mitigating factor for him that at least he was fighting for the good guys.
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Speaker 11: It might be mitigat that's correct, But it might mean, well, that doesn't matter, do this beforehand. If everything's fixed by I can send you so here's something I want to do, so you go and seek authority to do It might be the arguing there, but it might say, all right, well, when we look at the gravity of the offense, what's the appropriate penalty. Then you might look at that. But if you just think of the world at the minute, it was much easier with the old Hicksy and our Kayda. You know who the badies are. With a lot of the brules we've had in the last thirty years, it's sometimes it's a little bit hard to think who are the good guys and who are the bad guys. You have people with different opinions, so that might work or it might not. I never quite understood it of people going off in the last thirty years to fight, so sort of thing you don't want to encourage. And I initially thought the law was if you don't want to bring people back who might in their fight and become radicalized. That's not what this law is about. It seems to me pretty much about protecting Australian security.
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Speaker 1: Can I ask you a dumb question, specific a dumb legal question, Alex about how a court might interpret this given it as a first we know, maximum sentences are always reserved for an imagined worst example of something that might ever happen. If you're the first to ever come up. Yeah, there's nothing that's been imagined you So, I mean, do they have to set a standard? Do they have to set I'm just there's no way that he's going to get the maximum because this is the first one we've seen, and it's we'll just seem on the balance of probabilities, unlikely, the first breach of a law is going to be the worst imaginable version of it.
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Speaker 11: But that's a really good point, Will where this comes and you have the first one. But you would think of it if a person went off to fight with ISIS and were sending films them doing speak for executions of people, which they were doing, and post them for the well to see, that person might come back and be facing the maximum, just just to point on that. So I think you could have the maximum for the first one, depending on how bad the offending was. And they're the points that David's rays will sort of be taken into account depending on how the matter goes. But the maximum penalty for this one's twenty years imprisonment, which is pretty high. The maximum for a civilian going off and fighting in a warn another country without a proper leave to do so is life imprisonment. So again, well we're putting this both of them on the same basis as a murder as your twenty years maximum. So I thought that was pretty interesting that it was so high. But that's a good point, will that you think, well, if that's the maximum, I've got to be doing some pretty atrocious matters. The other point is if you have been over there committing war crimes, you're still guilty of war crimes, which is a separate matter. Again, so this is just for this could be rather mild involvement. I might be the ambulance drive to the Ukrainian Defense Force and expect to come back and get twenty years imprisonment being the first one.
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Speaker 5: But it is the.
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Speaker 11: First one, will You're quite correct. I had a look up on the legal research engines and couldn't see any charge of this at all, So SA leading the way that was a little bad.
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