Good morning to you and welcome to a Tuesday on five to A breakfast. This is the seventeenth of June. We're going to be interviewing the Governor of South Australia, Francis Adamson this morning. The looking forward to that should be part of our official lineup for the Best of SA dinner at Adelaide Oval on Friday night. But here on the program after eight thirty. Always enjoy our chats with the Governor and very much looking forward to that. I also looking forar to catching up with Phil Curry the Eyes of the World on the u G seven sum At the moment, Phil Curry is there shadowing the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Alberanez. He met with Mark Carney, the Canadian PM yesterday. Of course, we've got the Donald Trump meeting that's going to happen in the next twenty four hours. What has Phil been able to glean on that trip we'll find out trial by jury. We've got an acknowledgment of Police Legacy Day we're going to do before seven o'clock today, and a local fire story that is either a case of really bad luck or something else, but we'll get to that very very shortly as well. David Penberthy, good morning to you.

Good morning to you and welcome to a Tuesday on five to A breakfast. This is the seventeenth of June. We're going to be interviewing the Governor of South Australia, Francis Adamson this morning. The looking forward to that should be part of our official lineup for the Best of SA dinner at Adelaide Oval on Friday night. But here on the program after eight thirty. Always enjoy our chats with the Governor and very much looking forward to that. I also looking forar to catching up with Phil Curry the Eyes of the World on the u G seven sum At the moment, Phil Curry is there shadowing the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Alberanez. He met with Mark Carney, the Canadian PM yesterday. Of course, we've got the Donald Trump meeting that's going to happen in the next twenty four hours. What has Phil been able to glean on that trip we'll find out trial by jury. We've got an acknowledgment of Police Legacy Day we're going to do before seven o'clock today, and a local fire story that is either a case of really bad luck or something else, but we'll get to that very very shortly as well. David Penberthy, good morning to you.

Good morning listeners, Good morning. We're very excited about chatting to Governor Francis Adam and later on in the show not the owners of the GOV got confused. I would have been excited to talk to me the Gove as well. But yeah, yesterday we'll say we've got the gov coming on for best of us. I love that. I love that venue, I reckon. I've been there fifty times and well, just sort of be like, he's lost it. He's lost it again.

Good morning listeners, Good morning. We're very excited about chatting to Governor Francis Adam and later on in the show not the owners of the GOV got confused. I would have been excited to talk to me the Gove as well. But yeah, yesterday we'll say we've got the gov coming on for best of us. I love that. I love that venue, I reckon. I've been there fifty times and well, just sort of be like, he's lost it. He's lost it again.

I'm going to see the job. I did want to flat you because I could see the joy in your eyes getting to talk about something you love so much.

I'm going to see the job. I did want to flat you because I could see the joy in your eyes getting to talk about something you love so much.

It's not meandering anecdotes about Mexico or random recipes being plucked out of the air. I preprod of nothing. It's sentimental chat about I remember seeing where's the poope there in nineteen eighty nine. But yeah, no, the real governor, the real governor.

It's not meandering anecdotes about Mexico or random recipes being plucked out of the air. I preprod of nothing. It's sentimental chat about I remember seeing where's the poope there in nineteen eighty nine. But yeah, no, the real governor, the real governor.

DoD you reckon, there's ever a moment the real governor misses her old life's a bit.

DoD you reckon, there's ever a moment the real governor misses her old life's a bit.

Going on in the world at the moment. Well, to use that turn of phrase.

Going on in the world at the moment. Well, to use that turn of phrase.

And she used to be in the thick of this, yeah, diplomatic postings around the world, and she was solving these sorts of issues representing Australia.

And she used to be in the thick of this, yeah, diplomatic postings around the world, and she was solving these sorts of issues representing Australia.

I think the biggie for her she was our ambassador to China, but she was the head the Departmental Secretary, which is effectively the CEO of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. She was the person who used to have to go and appear before estimates, where you get these blustering politicians trying to trip her up or get it a saying, you know, intemperate things that suited their worldview, be they hawks or doves on questions like China. I think I reckon diplomacy would be like the ultimate intellectual activity in a lot of ways, where you've got to prosecute the national interest as aggressively as you can, in a way where you pretend like that's the farthest thing from your mind. You know, when you're dealing with host nations that are often whose interests and whose conduct are antithetical to yours.

I think the biggie for her she was our ambassador to China, but she was the head the Departmental Secretary, which is effectively the CEO of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. She was the person who used to have to go and appear before estimates, where you get these blustering politicians trying to trip her up or get it a saying, you know, intemperate things that suited their worldview, be they hawks or doves on questions like China. I think I reckon diplomacy would be like the ultimate intellectual activity in a lot of ways, where you've got to prosecute the national interest as aggressively as you can, in a way where you pretend like that's the farthest thing from your mind. You know, when you're dealing with host nations that are often whose interests and whose conduct are antithetical to yours.

Totally the whole the analysis piece that comes before the negotiation too, I'd find completely fascinating sit in and say so what matters to these guys and how do you address that in a way that's polite to them? Like culturally, what are their sensitivities? Economically what are their sensitivities? Where are the no go areas? How do you address things that are prickly to this country because maybe they don't have a culture of directly addressing things that are controversial like all that stuff. I just find it would be fascinating to.

Totally the whole the analysis piece that comes before the negotiation too, I'd find completely fascinating sit in and say so what matters to these guys and how do you address that in a way that's polite to them? Like culturally, what are their sensitivities? Economically what are their sensitivities? Where are the no go areas? How do you address things that are prickly to this country because maybe they don't have a culture of directly addressing things that are controversial like all that stuff. I just find it would be fascinating to.

Work through the thing too about being a diplomat, it's a hugely interesting lifestyle. Like you get up ended a lot, so you have you have postings, and you do a posting and it's three years minimum extendable to four. But then you have to come back and you have to return to base, which is normally in Camp Bro, and do three years extendable to four there I think, I think, I'm not sure if that part's extendable, but you do. It's almost like fi Fo on steroids. So you do three years on, three years off pretty much, and you can ask to be sent to countries that sort of fit your skill set. But I've got I've got a couple of mates, really good mates who have worked for years with DFAT and the extent of the training they get. Like a friend of mine went to Thailand and they were put through this course in Thai that went for I think it went for six months. So by the time they arrived in Thailand. And when I say six months, this isn't an hour a night on duwe Lingo. This is your nine to five job with exams. So by the time they arrived in Thailand, they spoke Thai and they can read Thaie, which is crazy. Yeah, it's a beautiful written language. It's one of the prettiest written languages. I think it looks aesthetically ties very pleasing to read. The other thing, though, is like growing I love Tintin books, you know, all the sort of exotic adventures and that. Like a lot of countries, when you go there, you get what's called a hardship allowance, and I think from memory, Dilly was one for a while. I don't think it is anymore. Caracas definitely is. Tel Aviv, Israel or that one hundred percent couple definitely is. But then you get you get countries that are just hard I don't think Mexico City's one, but yeah, Caracas in Venezuela definitely is well, you can earn up to twenty percent more of your existing salary. But it's not I thought the numbers you were going to say, no, it was not double. But we years and years ago, makeswife and I went and visited this friend of ours when she was working at the Australian embassy in Brazilia. Now, Brazilia is like the third world version of Camber. It is the easiest planned city in the middle of the desert. From the air, the geography of Brazilia looked like an aeroplane. So you got this grand avenue that's like the fuselage, and then the residential areas fan out like wings. That was the idea they had. Part of the idea. The main cathedral looks like a like a Mentos designed to look like a church wave. He's the craziest modernist architecture, Robert Hughes Canda. He said, it's an utterly dysfunctional dystopia. But when we went there, his Make's wife and I years and years ago, like our friends, they had their house was it looked like Pablo Escobar's house, because that's just the way diplomats are house there with like you know, there was an armed guard with a machine gun out the front. Wow, this pool that was like probably oh easily easily twenty by ten meters with no fencing, all these tropical trees outdoor. Crrasco barber, thank you. That a servant and that's just like, well, that's the way rich people live securely in Brazil. It was just white to revisit the original point to go from there. The opening night at a cabaret festival is sort of a different change in lifestyle, isn't it. Who's coming in today? It's the scouts from Saint Mary's. You know, this is this is all good important stuff. It's great stuff. It's just a different speed, yeah, different from meeting at a Michelin starred restaurant on the thirty eighth floor of some hotel in Shanghai, though, wasn't it. We were talking to the governor after eight thirty of this morning, sixteen after six news headlines coming up.

Work through the thing too about being a diplomat, it's a hugely interesting lifestyle. Like you get up ended a lot, so you have you have postings, and you do a posting and it's three years minimum extendable to four. But then you have to come back and you have to return to base, which is normally in Camp Bro, and do three years extendable to four there I think, I think, I'm not sure if that part's extendable, but you do. It's almost like fi Fo on steroids. So you do three years on, three years off pretty much, and you can ask to be sent to countries that sort of fit your skill set. But I've got I've got a couple of mates, really good mates who have worked for years with DFAT and the extent of the training they get. Like a friend of mine went to Thailand and they were put through this course in Thai that went for I think it went for six months. So by the time they arrived in Thailand. And when I say six months, this isn't an hour a night on duwe Lingo. This is your nine to five job with exams. So by the time they arrived in Thailand, they spoke Thai and they can read Thaie, which is crazy. Yeah, it's a beautiful written language. It's one of the prettiest written languages. I think it looks aesthetically ties very pleasing to read. The other thing, though, is like growing I love Tintin books, you know, all the sort of exotic adventures and that. Like a lot of countries, when you go there, you get what's called a hardship allowance, and I think from memory, Dilly was one for a while. I don't think it is anymore. Caracas definitely is. Tel Aviv, Israel or that one hundred percent couple definitely is. But then you get you get countries that are just hard I don't think Mexico City's one, but yeah, Caracas in Venezuela definitely is well, you can earn up to twenty percent more of your existing salary. But it's not I thought the numbers you were going to say, no, it was not double. But we years and years ago, makeswife and I went and visited this friend of ours when she was working at the Australian embassy in Brazilia. Now, Brazilia is like the third world version of Camber. It is the easiest planned city in the middle of the desert. From the air, the geography of Brazilia looked like an aeroplane. So you got this grand avenue that's like the fuselage, and then the residential areas fan out like wings. That was the idea they had. Part of the idea. The main cathedral looks like a like a Mentos designed to look like a church wave. He's the craziest modernist architecture, Robert Hughes Canda. He said, it's an utterly dysfunctional dystopia. But when we went there, his Make's wife and I years and years ago, like our friends, they had their house was it looked like Pablo Escobar's house, because that's just the way diplomats are house there with like you know, there was an armed guard with a machine gun out the front. Wow, this pool that was like probably oh easily easily twenty by ten meters with no fencing, all these tropical trees outdoor. Crrasco barber, thank you. That a servant and that's just like, well, that's the way rich people live securely in Brazil. It was just white to revisit the original point to go from there. The opening night at a cabaret festival is sort of a different change in lifestyle, isn't it. Who's coming in today? It's the scouts from Saint Mary's. You know, this is this is all good important stuff. It's great stuff. It's just a different speed, yeah, different from meeting at a Michelin starred restaurant on the thirty eighth floor of some hotel in Shanghai, though, wasn't it. We were talking to the governor after eight thirty of this morning, sixteen after six news headlines coming up.

Next David Penberthy and Will Goodings six to line five double a breakfast.

Next David Penberthy and Will Goodings six to line five double a breakfast.

Minutes after six, was chatting with one of the wonderful Camos at sunrise and seven Ben Cashman just before seven o'clock sorry six o'cock when we came on the air because he's at the scene of this Blackwood wool With shopping center fire that took place overnight. It wasn't in the woolies, but it's in the neighboring barber shop. The front window has been smashed in. Police are investigating, haven't listened to Brittany Evans from the MFS.

Minutes after six, was chatting with one of the wonderful Camos at sunrise and seven Ben Cashman just before seven o'clock sorry six o'cock when we came on the air because he's at the scene of this Blackwood wool With shopping center fire that took place overnight. It wasn't in the woolies, but it's in the neighboring barber shop. The front window has been smashed in. Police are investigating, haven't listened to Brittany Evans from the MFS.

CFS crews were called to Shepherd's Hill Road at Blackwood just before one thirty am this morning to reports to the fire in a shop. The quick response by volunteer firefighters on three trucks helped to extinguish the fire rapidly and prevented the business from being destroyed. Cruise also stopped the fire from spreading to neighboring shops on either side. However, they have been impacted by smoke. Total losses are estimated at more than forty thousand dollars. And say police are investigating the cause.

CFS crews were called to Shepherd's Hill Road at Blackwood just before one thirty am this morning to reports to the fire in a shop. The quick response by volunteer firefighters on three trucks helped to extinguish the fire rapidly and prevented the business from being destroyed. Cruise also stopped the fire from spreading to neighboring shops on either side. However, they have been impacted by smoke. Total losses are estimated at more than forty thousand dollars. And say police are investigating the cause.

It sounds deliberate, doesn't it. It sounds very subsic. A barbershop doesn't just catch fire with a windows well, and it's got a history. You hear a bit more about that after seven o'clock when we chat with Ben. He know's the full history of it because he's the guy that gets up and covers these things every single day until we'll talk about that history spontaneously combusting as ad luck perhaps, Yeah. Yeah.

It sounds deliberate, doesn't it. It sounds very subsic. A barbershop doesn't just catch fire with a windows well, and it's got a history. You hear a bit more about that after seven o'clock when we chat with Ben. He know's the full history of it because he's the guy that gets up and covers these things every single day until we'll talk about that history spontaneously combusting as ad luck perhaps, Yeah. Yeah.

Police investigating suspicious death at Gilberton. Just after seven last night, VGC services were called to a uniton Walker Terrace after reports of a person collapsed inside. When officers arrived, they found someone deceased at the scene. Detectives in Major Crime Officers declared the death suspicious. A woman has been detained it is currently assisting police with their inquiries. Evidence of human occupation dating back to the Ice Age have been found at a cave site near Lithgo in New South Wales. Really archaeologist say artifacts found it the Hatters Hideout Cave make it the oldest high mountain site continually occupied by humans in Australia.

Police investigating suspicious death at Gilberton. Just after seven last night, VGC services were called to a uniton Walker Terrace after reports of a person collapsed inside. When officers arrived, they found someone deceased at the scene. Detectives in Major Crime Officers declared the death suspicious. A woman has been detained it is currently assisting police with their inquiries. Evidence of human occupation dating back to the Ice Age have been found at a cave site near Lithgo in New South Wales. Really archaeologist say artifacts found it the Hatters Hideout Cave make it the oldest high mountain site continually occupied by humans in Australia.

How many years ago the Ice Age? How long ago was the Ice Age? Great question? When was the Ice Age? I haven't got that one down in my diary.

How many years ago the Ice Age? How long ago was the Ice Age? Great question? When was the Ice Age? I haven't got that one down in my diary.

My knowledge of history starts tapping out generally sometime around the Bronze Age. Now, you've always been a big bronze guy, with one hundred and fifteen thousand between one hundred and fifteen thousand, years ago and eleven thousand, seven hundred years ago.

My knowledge of history starts tapping out generally sometime around the Bronze Age. Now, you've always been a big bronze guy, with one hundred and fifteen thousand between one hundred and fifteen thousand, years ago and eleven thousand, seven hundred years ago.

Okay, so that's within because say indigenous history forty thousand years old, Well they didn't they put that up recently, didn't they go to eighty thousand?

Okay, so that's within because say indigenous history forty thousand years old, Well they didn't they put that up recently, didn't they go to eighty thousand?

Yeah, I'm not sure. Well it's a well it's a I mean, by the true it is a form of indigenous occupation, isn't it.

Yeah, I'm not sure. Well it's a well it's a I mean, by the true it is a form of indigenous occupation, isn't it.

Yeah? Yeah, yeah, Well they know that's within that time frame night eleven thousands of suit to one hundred, isn't it. It depends on the sort.

Yeah? Yeah, yeah, Well they know that's within that time frame night eleven thousands of suit to one hundred, isn't it. It depends on the sort.

Anyway, as recently as eleven thousand years ago, there was was ice age.

Anyway, as recently as eleven thousand years ago, there was was ice age.

So it's a cave in Sydney, just outside the Sydney Liftgo Home of Betty Cathbert, the let's go flash. I wonder if there's a Sydney real estate agent trying to sell it. It's probably worth about seven million dollars. If you stand.

So it's a cave in Sydney, just outside the Sydney Liftgo Home of Betty Cathbert, the let's go flash. I wonder if there's a Sydney real estate agent trying to sell it. It's probably worth about seven million dollars. If you stand.

Up here, you can see all the way to the harbor, clear clear through to the heads. And that's why that's why cave men lived here uninterrupted. They held they held tight onto this.

Up here, you can see all the way to the harbor, clear clear through to the heads. And that's why that's why cave men lived here uninterrupted. They held they held tight onto this.

One fixer upper. It was a cave. There's a bit of t l See, we're gonna lose all about East London listeners, because every time we talk in a sort of about anyone being shoonky, we end up standing like Arthur Daily, That's true. It's a form of racism. Will Indeed, Tabcorp.

One fixer upper. It was a cave. There's a bit of t l See, we're gonna lose all about East London listeners, because every time we talk in a sort of about anyone being shoonky, we end up standing like Arthur Daily, That's true. It's a form of racism. Will Indeed, Tabcorp.

Has been fined for sending more than six thousand messages to VIP customers. The Communication Watchdog has handed the gambling company a four million dollar fine. AKMA Authority member Samantha Yorke says this serious breaches.

Has been fined for sending more than six thousand messages to VIP customers. The Communication Watchdog has handed the gambling company a four million dollar fine. AKMA Authority member Samantha Yorke says this serious breaches.

Is frustrating to receive at the best of times, but when gambling is involved and VIP customers are being targeted with communications, there's a potential for genuine harm.

Is frustrating to receive at the best of times, but when gambling is involved and VIP customers are being targeted with communications, there's a potential for genuine harm.

Is that what they subscribe for? Like, if you're a VIP, don't you want texts telling you hey, because you're a VIP, you're a mayor gambler. Isn't that the sort of in your face attention you want from tab Corp?

Is that what they subscribe for? Like, if you're a VIP, don't you want texts telling you hey, because you're a VIP, you're a mayor gambler. Isn't that the sort of in your face attention you want from tab Corp?

So presumably Tabcorp being fump just rereading this for sending more than six thousand messages to your it did each individual get six thousand text messages? Because six thousand in toto probare doesn't seen. I mean that is a lot. If it's sixth the OUTSI but how is it any different.

So presumably Tabcorp being fump just rereading this for sending more than six thousand messages to your it did each individual get six thousand text messages? Because six thousand in toto probare doesn't seen. I mean that is a lot. If it's sixth the OUTSI but how is it any different.

I don't know. I haven't got any betting apps. But if you've got them, do you ever get texts from them?

I don't know. I haven't got any betting apps. But if you've got them, do you ever get texts from them?

Yeah?

Yeah?

Sometimes they call you. Well, they ring you, yep, they ring you and goh, just I wonder if you're aware of some exciting new specials. What a real person rings you? Yep, they sure do. You were kidding me? Yeah, it's incredibly annoying. Wow, how is that not worse than what Tabcorp? Did? Wait? Well, yeah, I'd rather much get a text I could ignore than a phone call. It really is just like off the charts in this country, isn't it completely?

Sometimes they call you. Well, they ring you, yep, they ring you and goh, just I wonder if you're aware of some exciting new specials. What a real person rings you? Yep, they sure do. You were kidding me? Yeah, it's incredibly annoying. Wow, how is that not worse than what Tabcorp? Did? Wait? Well, yeah, I'd rather much get a text I could ignore than a phone call. It really is just like off the charts in this country, isn't it completely?

The Prime Minister will soon be paid more than US President Donald Trump when the salaries of federal politicians are boosted next month the Remuneration Tribunal, shall we use the turn of phrase now arms length arms length it's raising the salaries of MPs by two point four percent. Anthony have an easy salary will be lifted to six hundred and twenty two thousand dollars. He's not releasing his own phone, though, is he? Have you seen that story? Donald Trump will talk about that after seven o'clock today. He's making Trump Phone to take on Apple and he has a plane as well. Imagine of Albow got given a gift of a plane that he could just keep by a country that we're not particularly close to.

The Prime Minister will soon be paid more than US President Donald Trump when the salaries of federal politicians are boosted next month the Remuneration Tribunal, shall we use the turn of phrase now arms length arms length it's raising the salaries of MPs by two point four percent. Anthony have an easy salary will be lifted to six hundred and twenty two thousand dollars. He's not releasing his own phone, though, is he? Have you seen that story? Donald Trump will talk about that after seven o'clock today. He's making Trump Phone to take on Apple and he has a plane as well. Imagine of Albow got given a gift of a plane that he could just keep by a country that we're not particularly close to.

It was Katar. He gave the plane front he Imagine if I know Brunei would be a good example. Imagine if the Sultan and Brunei just suddenly took a shine to Elbow and said, I'm going to give him a plane. He's like in the top ten richest people on Earth, isn't he the Sultan? Great question?

It was Katar. He gave the plane front he Imagine if I know Brunei would be a good example. Imagine if the Sultan and Brunei just suddenly took a shine to Elbow and said, I'm going to give him a plane. He's like in the top ten richest people on Earth, isn't he the Sultan? Great question?

Great question that said. Elbow does own Sydney real estate. So that probably is ten point four degrees outside at the moment, heading for a top of sixteen today. Up to a mill of rain possible, but not necessarily likely. It's going to be dry for the next few days. Sixteen the top tomorrow, within overnight low of just six.

Great question that said. Elbow does own Sydney real estate. So that probably is ten point four degrees outside at the moment, heading for a top of sixteen today. Up to a mill of rain possible, but not necessarily likely. It's going to be dry for the next few days. Sixteen the top tomorrow, within overnight low of just six.

Tomorrow morning.

Tomorrow morning.

Yeah, a little bit around yesterday, decent, nineteen on Thursday, at twenty on Friday, and twenty on Saturday. No rain either of those days. They're going to be magnificent days. We're going to get some good rain Sunday and Monday. So nineteen the top Sunday up to ten meals of rain Monday top of sixteen, but two to fifteen meals of rain, so potentially a little decent downpour for Sunday the twenty second and Monday the twenty third of June. Tom Rens of the five Double a breakfast studio as we turn our attention to sport thanks to glider Or Garrett's Jaws adding strength, style and safety to your home gliderol dot com dot are you ready.

Yeah, a little bit around yesterday, decent, nineteen on Thursday, at twenty on Friday, and twenty on Saturday. No rain either of those days. They're going to be magnificent days. We're going to get some good rain Sunday and Monday. So nineteen the top Sunday up to ten meals of rain Monday top of sixteen, but two to fifteen meals of rain, so potentially a little decent downpour for Sunday the twenty second and Monday the twenty third of June. Tom Rens of the five Double a breakfast studio as we turn our attention to sport thanks to glider Or Garrett's Jaws adding strength, style and safety to your home gliderol dot com dot are you ready.

In the morning, Morning David, a bit of football around the place. We spoke a bit about ports wind yesterday and now this sweating on the fitness of a couple of players, Jason Horn Francis and Alia Relia. So they've got to need them, I reckon if they're going to be a big chance to make some kind of run scans yesterday it doesn't look great. Horn Francis look like he's in a bit of discovery.

In the morning, Morning David, a bit of football around the place. We spoke a bit about ports wind yesterday and now this sweating on the fitness of a couple of players, Jason Horn Francis and Alia Relia. So they've got to need them, I reckon if they're going to be a big chance to make some kind of run scans yesterday it doesn't look great. Horn Francis look like he's in a bit of discovery.

Well well, Sam Daddo, who was doing the bountrig for us during the Port game, just said he was in real pain. Yeah, not just slight discomfort. He was in there was weird, real concern at the game based on his description of Jason or Francis on the sideline.

Well well, Sam Daddo, who was doing the bountrig for us during the Port game, just said he was in real pain. Yeah, not just slight discomfort. He was in there was weird, real concern at the game based on his description of Jason or Francis on the sideline.

So that doesn't sound great.

So that doesn't sound great.

And he's not the kind of that we just come off and say, I'm a bit sore, you.

And he's not the kind of that we just come off and say, I'm a bit sore, you.

Know, I just need to rub.

Know, I just need to rub.

Yeah, he's pretty tough players, so hopefully he's okay, but we should know a little bit more today. And Eliot had his scans last night, so he got that one below the knees which tried to come going on and he looked terrible to me. He couldn't move and they kept him out there for probably half a quarter. Yeah, but yeah, so.

Yeah, he's pretty tough players, so hopefully he's okay, but we should know a little bit more today. And Eliot had his scans last night, so he got that one below the knees which tried to come going on and he looked terrible to me. He couldn't move and they kept him out there for probably half a quarter. Yeah, but yeah, so.

That was one of those ones we're being courageous. I mean, he's always sort of seen as doing the team thing. But you went, yeah, we appreciate your bravery. Baby, don't get off the ground. Yeah, you don't need to prevent anything, do anyway.

That was one of those ones we're being courageous. I mean, he's always sort of seen as doing the team thing. But you went, yeah, we appreciate your bravery. Baby, don't get off the ground. Yeah, you don't need to prevent anything, do anyway.

No, that's right.

No, that's right.

Great stories you'll often get at major championships in tennis and in golf, and so it proved again yesterday. There was a guy called JJ Sporn, who you know. To I think most lay sports fans, no one probably knows anything. He's only ever won one PGA too event he did finish runner up this year at the Players Championship to Rory McElroy, and yesterday he was one off the lead at the start of the round totally fizzled. He shot five over in his first six holes.

Great stories you'll often get at major championships in tennis and in golf, and so it proved again yesterday. There was a guy called JJ Sporn, who you know. To I think most lay sports fans, no one probably knows anything. He's only ever won one PGA too event he did finish runner up this year at the Players Championship to Rory McElroy, and yesterday he was one off the lead at the start of the round totally fizzled. He shot five over in his first six holes.

He was gone. He was four or five shots back.

He was gone. He was four or five shots back.

Then they had this massive rain break, and then they come back out and he just played some of the best golf of his life. He made it fifty foot part for birdie on the part five to twelfth hole. Everyone else is crumbling around him, and then he had two putts to win the PGA, to win the US Open from sixty feet, it's like putting on this tabletop that this desk were on. The greens are so hard and firm and difficult, So sixty feet to two put to win.

Then they had this massive rain break, and then they come back out and he just played some of the best golf of his life. He made it fifty foot part for birdie on the part five to twelfth hole. Everyone else is crumbling around him, and then he had two putts to win the PGA, to win the US Open from sixty feet, it's like putting on this tabletop that this desk were on. The greens are so hard and firm and difficult, So sixty feet to two put to win.

This is how he did it.

This is how he did it.

What a cozy that don't need to make it two puts one?

What a cozy that don't need to make it two puts one?

So you know it's a long part running when it's fifteen seconds worth of crowd reaction, but that's ball was traveling a long while.

So you know it's a long part running when it's fifteen seconds worth of crowd reaction, but that's ball was traveling a long while.

How was the sixty four feet he'd been to after binning a fifty foot on the twelfth If you make a hundred feet worth of putts in a round, you've had a good day. I reckon he would have made one hundred and sixty feet in the last seven holes.

How was the sixty four feet he'd been to after binning a fifty foot on the twelfth If you make a hundred feet worth of putts in a round, you've had a good day. I reckon he would have made one hundred and sixty feet in the last seven holes.

He's had the finish of a lifetime, so.

He's had the finish of a lifetime, so.

That's got hard. The scores were.

That's got hard. The scores were.

It was so one under he was one under.

It was so one under he was one under.

No other player finished under par I don't actually mind seeing players at that quality grind because most weeks the fair ways are huge.

No other player finished under par I don't actually mind seeing players at that quality grind because most weeks the fair ways are huge.

They can just it's called you know, stop and drop.

They can just it's called you know, stop and drop.

So they just bombed as far as they can and then a wedge in and it becomes a parting contest, whereas this like if you're in the rough, good luck and players like Adam Scott and Sam Burns. Unfortunately the final group they shot fifteen over between them. They just got annihilated. So it was brutal out there, and just on Scott, I mean ninety six consecutive majors. I hope he has another chance at winning one. He's got the British Open next month, that's the final one for the year. But not unfortunately his time this time. But his swing is so gorgeous. But it was just it was a you're right, an absolutely brutal course out there, so amazing and we'll run to jjsponn thirty four years of age and your boys will in action again today. Yes, reminding the stats on when it's two all and the team winning Game five and going on to win the series. It's it's almost whoever wins this game, it's just about lights out.

So they just bombed as far as they can and then a wedge in and it becomes a parting contest, whereas this like if you're in the rough, good luck and players like Adam Scott and Sam Burns. Unfortunately the final group they shot fifteen over between them. They just got annihilated. So it was brutal out there, and just on Scott, I mean ninety six consecutive majors. I hope he has another chance at winning one. He's got the British Open next month, that's the final one for the year. But not unfortunately his time this time. But his swing is so gorgeous. But it was just it was a you're right, an absolutely brutal course out there, so amazing and we'll run to jjsponn thirty four years of age and your boys will in action again today. Yes, reminding the stats on when it's two all and the team winning Game five and going on to win the series. It's it's almost whoever wins this game, it's just about lights out.

So the statistics improved in the past.

So the statistics improved in the past.

Yeah, History is a guy. Yeah, sufficiently nervous and just made me feel worse. So that was good.

Yeah, History is a guy. Yeah, sufficiently nervous and just made me feel worse. So that was good.

You're ready, David Pemberthy and Will Goodings six to nine five, double a breakfast.

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Twenty five minutes to seven. In an hour's time, we're off to Canada. Phil Courrie is traveling with the Prime Minister Anthony Alberzi at the G seven summit that's taking place there in the next twenty four hours. It will be the site of the meeting between Anthony Alberanzi and Donald Trump. Well, they'll talk about aucust, they'll talk about the trade restrictions that have been the tariffs that have been put on Australia. It's going to be a big twenty four hours for Anthony Alberzi and Phil Curry will have the best preview you're going to hear anywhere of it. After seven thirty this morning, then we're gonna have a trial by jury and a little bit later, the Governor of South Australia, Francis Adamson, is going to join us overnight in the Israeli run conflict. We just heard a bit of that audio would have played again in our five Double News with Jade Robin. Have you seen this the video of Iranian State TV being bombed while they're on the air. So it's like a it's a routine broadcast, the likes of which you might see anywhere in Australia local television. I think it's the state run. It's the state run television, so it'd be the equivalent of an ABC broadcast where you're watching for the latest news and this happens fas.

Twenty five minutes to seven. In an hour's time, we're off to Canada. Phil Courrie is traveling with the Prime Minister Anthony Alberzi at the G seven summit that's taking place there in the next twenty four hours. It will be the site of the meeting between Anthony Alberanzi and Donald Trump. Well, they'll talk about aucust, they'll talk about the trade restrictions that have been the tariffs that have been put on Australia. It's going to be a big twenty four hours for Anthony Alberzi and Phil Curry will have the best preview you're going to hear anywhere of it. After seven thirty this morning, then we're gonna have a trial by jury and a little bit later, the Governor of South Australia, Francis Adamson, is going to join us overnight in the Israeli run conflict. We just heard a bit of that audio would have played again in our five Double News with Jade Robin. Have you seen this the video of Iranian State TV being bombed while they're on the air. So it's like a it's a routine broadcast, the likes of which you might see anywhere in Australia local television. I think it's the state run. It's the state run television, so it'd be the equivalent of an ABC broadcast where you're watching for the latest news and this happens fas.

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It looks so extraordinary, it almost looks like it's fake. The set and the.

It looks so extraordinary, it almost looks like it's fake. The set and the.

Stage, the volume, crikey blows apart, extraord the host seems to exit okay, but it is just it's remarkable. There was warning now Israeli said, we warned that we were going to target that area beforehand. I don't know what the I don't know how enthusiastically that warning goes out. I'm not I'm not entirely sure, but it was. It was pretty remarkable. Donald Trump at the G seven, as I just mentioned, he commented on the conflict and said it needs to end.

Stage, the volume, crikey blows apart, extraord the host seems to exit okay, but it is just it's remarkable. There was warning now Israeli said, we warned that we were going to target that area beforehand. I don't know what the I don't know how enthusiastically that warning goes out. I'm not I'm not entirely sure, but it was. It was pretty remarkable. Donald Trump at the G seven, as I just mentioned, he commented on the conflict and said it needs to end.

They have to make a deal, and it's painful for both parties. But I'd say Irana is not winning this war and they you should talk, and they should talk immediately before it's still leave.

They have to make a deal, and it's painful for both parties. But I'd say Irana is not winning this war and they you should talk, and they should talk immediately before it's still leave.

Israel has even said that they might even knock off the Eitler, we actually kill their leader.

Israel has even said that they might even knock off the Eitler, we actually kill their leader.

There's some speculation, and it's only speculation is we'll never know that they have people in plates to be able to do it. And it was it was the sort of line that when they did, they did they not ask the US's permission to do all this. It's hard to imagine they didn't. Donald Trump said, that's where we draw the line. You're not doing that, Yeah, because part of the original plan was we're going to knock out the entire leadership because Israel wants to create an environment where the eye Titler is overthrown.

There's some speculation, and it's only speculation is we'll never know that they have people in plates to be able to do it. And it was it was the sort of line that when they did, they did they not ask the US's permission to do all this. It's hard to imagine they didn't. Donald Trump said, that's where we draw the line. You're not doing that, Yeah, because part of the original plan was we're going to knock out the entire leadership because Israel wants to create an environment where the eye Titler is overthrown.

Want they want them the mo because there's a significant moderate faction in Iran, massive like you know, there's heaps of people who were women in particular, who would be dreaming of the Ayatollah being out of the picture. Apparently the Iran Iran sound like they're like they want this to stop. And apparently they've asked the Gulf states like Qatar and Uee and a couple of the other ones. I think I'm on to talk to Trump because he's got they've got good relations with the West, and so can you can you talk to Net and telling him to pull his heading in. But it's just another demonstration of how under Net Israel thinks no one else is going to help us. We're just going to do this ourselves, our way.

Want they want them the mo because there's a significant moderate faction in Iran, massive like you know, there's heaps of people who were women in particular, who would be dreaming of the Ayatollah being out of the picture. Apparently the Iran Iran sound like they're like they want this to stop. And apparently they've asked the Gulf states like Qatar and Uee and a couple of the other ones. I think I'm on to talk to Trump because he's got they've got good relations with the West, and so can you can you talk to Net and telling him to pull his heading in. But it's just another demonstration of how under Net Israel thinks no one else is going to help us. We're just going to do this ourselves, our way.

And you know, big kind of or cod position for Ran isn't to suddenly say we need the US to sort of step in and say, can we, you know, calm the conflict, because they have had the odd death to the USA march in recent years, haven't they.

And you know, big kind of or cod position for Ran isn't to suddenly say we need the US to sort of step in and say, can we, you know, calm the conflict, because they have had the odd death to the USA march in recent years, haven't they.

And they had two confirmed plots to assassinate Donald Trump. Yeah, that's now that is poorly timed. Yeah, so looked. Let bygones be by gones. Yeah, forget all that. We need a bit of a hand here. Yeah, let's try and start again. Eight double two three double a double?

And they had two confirmed plots to assassinate Donald Trump. Yeah, that's now that is poorly timed. Yeah, so looked. Let bygones be by gones. Yeah, forget all that. We need a bit of a hand here. Yeah, let's try and start again. Eight double two three double a double?

Is that how you can text us on a zero before eight zero eight thirteen ninety five as well?

Is that how you can text us on a zero before eight zero eight thirteen ninety five as well?

Some texts coming in or so you can't read. My instinct is always to go for humor, and you know with you, we'll being a news reader a few people from making comments about how you go with it. At the same time, though, we're talking about a situation where, you know, say, any innocent people getting killed on both sides. The thing is, the thing that's really appalling about this is and this is what when we spoke to the guy in Tel Aviv yesterday. In the past, you know, the type of missiles that have used aunts aren't as good at hitting their targets, but these are genuine weapons of war being fired in all apartment blocks. It's just terrible, isn't it.

Some texts coming in or so you can't read. My instinct is always to go for humor, and you know with you, we'll being a news reader a few people from making comments about how you go with it. At the same time, though, we're talking about a situation where, you know, say, any innocent people getting killed on both sides. The thing is, the thing that's really appalling about this is and this is what when we spoke to the guy in Tel Aviv yesterday. In the past, you know, the type of missiles that have used aunts aren't as good at hitting their targets, but these are genuine weapons of war being fired in all apartment blocks. It's just terrible, isn't it.

There's some extraordinary vision last night that we had on seven US that lent balast to what our guest in tel Aviv was telling us yesterday. It is remarkable the degree to which these buildings that have been ostensibly destroyed. Our apartments within these buildings that have been blown apart, but the safe room withinside inside stays entirely intact. There's the videos of people have their save from they get a little bed in there, they've got some food stores and so forth. It's pretty rudimentary. But then once you open the door to re into your apartment, the apartment's not there.

There's some extraordinary vision last night that we had on seven US that lent balast to what our guest in tel Aviv was telling us yesterday. It is remarkable the degree to which these buildings that have been ostensibly destroyed. Our apartments within these buildings that have been blown apart, but the safe room withinside inside stays entirely intact. There's the videos of people have their save from they get a little bed in there, they've got some food stores and so forth. It's pretty rudimentary. But then once you open the door to re into your apartment, the apartment's not there.

Any more.

Any more.

But the safe room is intact. I know what they make him out of, what the engineering that goes into it, but it is remarkable and I don't think we've ever seen him tested like this. Maybe they've never been tested like this before, but some of the imagery is it's incredibly impressive design set against the backdrop of obviously something pretty brutal and confronting.

But the safe room is intact. I know what they make him out of, what the engineering that goes into it, but it is remarkable and I don't think we've ever seen him tested like this. Maybe they've never been tested like this before, but some of the imagery is it's incredibly impressive design set against the backdrop of obviously something pretty brutal and confronting.

Imagine that being like sort of part of the what you look for in a home. You know, here it's like like a double card lug lock up garage would be nice, But over there it's like what's the bombshelter situation? Like, you know, if we've been rained down and there's a bit of a gap in the Iron Dome that night, now where do I put the kids? I'd be out of that country quicker than I like. I don't know where listeners have gone to Israel. I wonder if we've got any his listeners have gone to or Ran. Apparently it's almost impossible to get in. The food writer and broadcaster Anthony Bourdain. He spent years seeking and eventually getting permission to go into Iran. He did a great film, a great show about it.

Imagine that being like sort of part of the what you look for in a home. You know, here it's like like a double card lug lock up garage would be nice, But over there it's like what's the bombshelter situation? Like, you know, if we've been rained down and there's a bit of a gap in the Iron Dome that night, now where do I put the kids? I'd be out of that country quicker than I like. I don't know where listeners have gone to Israel. I wonder if we've got any his listeners have gone to or Ran. Apparently it's almost impossible to get in. The food writer and broadcaster Anthony Bourdain. He spent years seeking and eventually getting permission to go into Iran. He did a great film, a great show about it.

Was one of his one of my friends in Iran really went and visited just as sort of a real jet center type of like just to go to places in the world that you don't typically go to, and said it was unbelievable, really good because there was a sort of this duality of culture there where Out in public, it was this very fundamentalist Islamic experience, but then the moment you get behind closed doors, it was like the old pre nineteen seventies Persia was back. Yeah, yeah, and he said it was just remarkable what happened outside and then inside in places, especially among young people, which is what Israel trying to tap into.

Was one of his one of my friends in Iran really went and visited just as sort of a real jet center type of like just to go to places in the world that you don't typically go to, and said it was unbelievable, really good because there was a sort of this duality of culture there where Out in public, it was this very fundamentalist Islamic experience, but then the moment you get behind closed doors, it was like the old pre nineteen seventies Persia was back. Yeah, yeah, and he said it was just remarkable what happened outside and then inside in places, especially among young people, which is what Israel trying to tap into.

My dentist for a while was an Iranian woman. Yeah. And I knew a guy in Sydney called Ama who was in the Villawood detention Center but eventually got given the Australian citizenship because he was an appos state, which is someone who's changed their religion, which is against in Islam. It's well in Sharia law punishable by death at its most extreme. If you renounce your Islamic faith and become a Christian or any other religion, watch out. And he'd done that in Iran.

My dentist for a while was an Iranian woman. Yeah. And I knew a guy in Sydney called Ama who was in the Villawood detention Center but eventually got given the Australian citizenship because he was an appos state, which is someone who's changed their religion, which is against in Islam. It's well in Sharia law punishable by death at its most extreme. If you renounce your Islamic faith and become a Christian or any other religion, watch out. And he'd done that in Iran.

We'll ask you on this morning on eight double two three double o double about your guilty pleasures and the manner of which they manifest financially, things that you won't say no to despite costs going up and so forth. There was a piece of the ties of this morning by data Comparison site Finder that revealed fourteen point one million of us so fair whack. We're indulging at least one of the four short term what they call dopamine hits across seven days. Things that eat into the budget? What are those things? Vapes, booze, fast food and food delivery. I don't know fast food, I guess you go get yourself as opposed to food delivery, forking out two hundred and sixty one dollars a week, which adds up to thirteen thousand, five hundred dollars a year. That's after tax as well. Almost half of the people who responded do by takeaway each week. Alcohol was the next most common, with two and five. About forty percent of people buy alcohol every week. Twenty one percent of people, about one in five used uber eats and their equivalents one in five bought cigarettes or vapes weekly. It is a staggeringly high cost when you think about it, So what do know what yours don't think about it? Yeah, well that's that's clearly how we all do it. Thirteen thousand, five hundred dollars a year is a huge amount of money. It's like buying a car every well, it's almost like buying.

We'll ask you on this morning on eight double two three double o double about your guilty pleasures and the manner of which they manifest financially, things that you won't say no to despite costs going up and so forth. There was a piece of the ties of this morning by data Comparison site Finder that revealed fourteen point one million of us so fair whack. We're indulging at least one of the four short term what they call dopamine hits across seven days. Things that eat into the budget? What are those things? Vapes, booze, fast food and food delivery. I don't know fast food, I guess you go get yourself as opposed to food delivery, forking out two hundred and sixty one dollars a week, which adds up to thirteen thousand, five hundred dollars a year. That's after tax as well. Almost half of the people who responded do by takeaway each week. Alcohol was the next most common, with two and five. About forty percent of people buy alcohol every week. Twenty one percent of people, about one in five used uber eats and their equivalents one in five bought cigarettes or vapes weekly. It is a staggeringly high cost when you think about it, So what do know what yours don't think about it? Yeah, well that's that's clearly how we all do it. Thirteen thousand, five hundred dollars a year is a huge amount of money. It's like buying a car every well, it's almost like buying.

A car over.

A car over.

Let us know what are your guilty pleasures? Eight double two to three double o double O. Doesn't matter if they're not, if they don't have a health sticker on them, or if they you know, aren't the smartest use of your money. It's your money, do whatever you want with it. Let us know what yours are. Those folks, we'd love to hear from you.

Let us know what are your guilty pleasures? Eight double two to three double o double O. Doesn't matter if they're not, if they don't have a health sticker on them, or if they you know, aren't the smartest use of your money. It's your money, do whatever you want with it. Let us know what yours are. Those folks, we'd love to hear from you.

Speaking of things that are frowned upon, I was in traffic yesterday in the city and I was thinking, remember the interview we did with Chris Pickton about Hamgate for ham ads, salami and how processed foods, the list of goods and products that the Health Department things shouldn't be advertised with. The Minister said ham is not on his radar. He even sent me a photo of a ham sandwich that he'd made for his kids in their lunch box that day. But I remember I was thought back during that interview because I asked him what about subway, because he was saying, this is all about going after junk food. It's about going after KFC, you know, three piece feeds, zinger Berger's macas, et cetera. But he said when I said, what about subway, and he said, we're going to take a case by case approach because I think that, like subway is a good example. And the reason I thought of this was yesterday I saw an entire bus covered in subway, like the whole bus was a subway. At the length of the bus was a twelve inch sub And then I saw another bus that on the back had Primo salami in the stackers the ones you put in your kids lunchbox. And I thought, that's the other thing I'll get into it about. It's be worth an enterprising journalist. Well maybe that could be us. Maybe we could do that ourselves, get onto Primo, get on a subway and take is everything all right?

Speaking of things that are frowned upon, I was in traffic yesterday in the city and I was thinking, remember the interview we did with Chris Pickton about Hamgate for ham ads, salami and how processed foods, the list of goods and products that the Health Department things shouldn't be advertised with. The Minister said ham is not on his radar. He even sent me a photo of a ham sandwich that he'd made for his kids in their lunch box that day. But I remember I was thought back during that interview because I asked him what about subway, because he was saying, this is all about going after junk food. It's about going after KFC, you know, three piece feeds, zinger Berger's macas, et cetera. But he said when I said, what about subway, and he said, we're going to take a case by case approach because I think that, like subway is a good example. And the reason I thought of this was yesterday I saw an entire bus covered in subway, like the whole bus was a subway. At the length of the bus was a twelve inch sub And then I saw another bus that on the back had Primo salami in the stackers the ones you put in your kids lunchbox. And I thought, that's the other thing I'll get into it about. It's be worth an enterprising journalist. Well maybe that could be us. Maybe we could do that ourselves, get onto Primo, get on a subway and take is everything all right?

Yeah?

Yeah?

If you had any feedback about jumping through any extra hoops, because.

If you had any feedback about jumping through any extra hoops, because.

Don't you reckon. Subway is a classic example of something that can either be total garbage or really really good. I mean, you can go there and say, I want the three meats, double cheese under the gorilla with ranch sauce, and you know we could have all vegetables. Yeah, tuna avocado letters good.

Don't you reckon. Subway is a classic example of something that can either be total garbage or really really good. I mean, you can go there and say, I want the three meats, double cheese under the gorilla with ranch sauce, and you know we could have all vegetables. Yeah, tuna avocado letters good.

Like getting any advertising on a train at the moment if you've seen them back in government, back in your hands, the big advertising.

Like getting any advertising on a train at the moment if you've seen them back in government, back in your hands, the big advertising.

I wonder what we the taxpayer have paid for that? Or do we not need to pay ourselves? I wonder when the election is too Yeah, let's check traffic.

I wonder what we the taxpayer have paid for that? Or do we not need to pay ourselves? I wonder when the election is too Yeah, let's check traffic.

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David Penberthy and Will Goodings six to nine, five, double a Breakfast, eleven.

David Penberthy and Will Goodings six to nine, five, double a Breakfast, eleven.

To seven, asking you the sorts of things that cost of living will never kill your guilty indulgences. Peter says it's buying Sturt merchandise and Badgers.

To seven, asking you the sorts of things that cost of living will never kill your guilty indulgences. Peter says it's buying Sturt merchandise and Badgers.

Thank you. Peter. Andrew had a one word response alcohol, thank you. Andrew.

Thank you. Peter. Andrew had a one word response alcohol, thank you. Andrew.

Another from conn who says, I indulge in five different paid apps to watch various soccert competitions, and I like this one good quality local produce olives, cheese, wine, crackers, so forth, life is too short.

Another from conn who says, I indulge in five different paid apps to watch various soccert competitions, and I like this one good quality local produce olives, cheese, wine, crackers, so forth, life is too short.

For bad olives yeah, totally con You need five different paid apps to watch soccer, don't you you do?

For bad olives yeah, totally con You need five different paid apps to watch soccer, don't you you do?

It needs to be They need to be bundled in one place. It is ridiculous. It's chasing all the different leagues and so forth.

It needs to be They need to be bundled in one place. It is ridiculous. It's chasing all the different leagues and so forth.

I can't remember which one give meant to be watching at any given time. Exactly.

I can't remember which one give meant to be watching at any given time. Exactly.

All right, let's say to the weather Bureah. Hannah marsh is on duty this morning. Hannah, looks like we're going to a little bit of a dry patch.

All right, let's say to the weather Bureah. Hannah marsh is on duty this morning. Hannah, looks like we're going to a little bit of a dry patch.

Good morning, David and Will. Yeah, we do still have a few showers around this morning. Showing up on the weather watch radar. We have seen falls of less than five millimeters, with one point six millimeters in the city gauge. But as you mentioned, we do have a high pressure system that's moving in which will clear the showers away. We are looking at a maximum of sixteen for the city today, fifteen for Elizabeth and Glen Elga no longer, and fourteen at Mount Barker, sixteen again tomorrow. But we also see the temperature start to increase as we head later into the week as that high moved out to the east and the winds come around to the north. But there is a chance that we do see some shower activity next Sunday with another system moving through.

Good morning, David and Will. Yeah, we do still have a few showers around this morning. Showing up on the weather watch radar. We have seen falls of less than five millimeters, with one point six millimeters in the city gauge. But as you mentioned, we do have a high pressure system that's moving in which will clear the showers away. We are looking at a maximum of sixteen for the city today, fifteen for Elizabeth and Glen Elga no longer, and fourteen at Mount Barker, sixteen again tomorrow. But we also see the temperature start to increase as we head later into the week as that high moved out to the east and the winds come around to the north. But there is a chance that we do see some shower activity next Sunday with another system moving through.

Good stuff. Hannah, thanks for that, Hannah Marsh there from the Weather Bureau, I see you, comestable.

Good stuff. Hannah, thanks for that, Hannah Marsh there from the Weather Bureau, I see you, comestable.

Liam Bennett joins us from SAPOL and limb this suspicious death at Gilbertin last night.

Liam Bennett joins us from SAPOL and limb this suspicious death at Gilbertin last night.

What can you tell us about it?

What can you tell us about it?

Yeah, good morning gents. Just seven pm last night police responded to reports that a man had collapsed inside a unit on Walkerville Terrorist at Gilberton and when police arrived, they sadly found a sixty five year old man deceased at the property and detectives from Eastern District, CIB and Major Crime attended the scene and they determined that the man's death was suspicious. And just prior to this incident, police were called to another home on Walkerville terrast after an intruder was seen in a backyard. The woman allegedly smashed a window at the rear of the property and gained entry while the occupants were inside, and police responded to this scene as well, and they arrested a woman who was taken to hospital for treatment of several lacerations and following a complex investigation, overnight the thirty year old woman from Gilberton has been arrested in relation to the break in as well as the man's death, and she is expected to be charged with murder and she will face court in the coming days.

Yeah, good morning gents. Just seven pm last night police responded to reports that a man had collapsed inside a unit on Walkerville Terrorist at Gilberton and when police arrived, they sadly found a sixty five year old man deceased at the property and detectives from Eastern District, CIB and Major Crime attended the scene and they determined that the man's death was suspicious. And just prior to this incident, police were called to another home on Walkerville terrast after an intruder was seen in a backyard. The woman allegedly smashed a window at the rear of the property and gained entry while the occupants were inside, and police responded to this scene as well, and they arrested a woman who was taken to hospital for treatment of several lacerations and following a complex investigation, overnight the thirty year old woman from Gilberton has been arrested in relation to the break in as well as the man's death, and she is expected to be charged with murder and she will face court in the coming days.

More details to merge on that one. I'm sure we get Liam, Senior Constable Liam Bennett from Sapole the aptly and sadly ahead of this next chat. I was reading yesterday and I only just popped up fleetingly on news dot com a police officer in Tasmania during some routine pullover was shot dead. Just appalling and no further details yet on why. Sounded like a routine traffic stop. And you know, we had the the honor the other day of sitting down in the wake of the what's her name Brandon Jane Cruise case, Anthea back with Anthea back, Constable Anthea back, all that she's been through. It's an apt thing to reflect on on Police Legacy Day, isn't it.

More details to merge on that one. I'm sure we get Liam, Senior Constable Liam Bennett from Sapole the aptly and sadly ahead of this next chat. I was reading yesterday and I only just popped up fleetingly on news dot com a police officer in Tasmania during some routine pullover was shot dead. Just appalling and no further details yet on why. Sounded like a routine traffic stop. And you know, we had the the honor the other day of sitting down in the wake of the what's her name Brandon Jane Cruise case, Anthea back with Anthea back, Constable Anthea back, all that she's been through. It's an apt thing to reflect on on Police Legacy Day, isn't it.

Yeah, there are moments, there's news stories when you say that there's nothing that surprising about a recruitment shortage, and I think in a low sense it goes to things like police officers being.

Yeah, there are moments, there's news stories when you say that there's nothing that surprising about a recruitment shortage, and I think in a low sense it goes to things like police officers being.

Adequately protected by our courts.

Adequately protected by our courts.

They've belatedly got that one right, or it goes to walking into unpredictable danger like in that scenario in Tasmania. They are incredibly brave. It's incredibly important the work they do, and it's why police legacy exists. And today is National Police Legacy Day and there's a big function on today to acknowledge the work, sacrifice and just the daily risk the police officers take to keep us safe. Chief Inspector Kelly Watkins joins us on five Double A Breakfast. Kelly Watkins, good morning to you.

They've belatedly got that one right, or it goes to walking into unpredictable danger like in that scenario in Tasmania. They are incredibly brave. It's incredibly important the work they do, and it's why police legacy exists. And today is National Police Legacy Day and there's a big function on today to acknowledge the work, sacrifice and just the daily risk the police officers take to keep us safe. Chief Inspector Kelly Watkins joins us on five Double A Breakfast. Kelly Watkins, good morning to you.

How good morning David Will So, Kelly, can you give us a sense I'm not trying to put you on the spot here. I don't know if you have the national figures at hand, but there must be a heck of a lot of kids and spousers who get support through legacy. I mean I can think of, sadly, I can think of, off the top of my head at least half a dozen cases, well no more than that, where police officers have paid the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

How good morning David Will So, Kelly, can you give us a sense I'm not trying to put you on the spot here. I don't know if you have the national figures at hand, but there must be a heck of a lot of kids and spousers who get support through legacy. I mean I can think of, sadly, I can think of, off the top of my head at least half a dozen cases, well no more than that, where police officers have paid the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Yeah, well, it's tragic and I think that what we saw yesterday in Tasmania really highlights the dangers that our police face every day, and I just really wanted to acknowledge the family, friends and colleagues of this police officer who's unfortunately lost their life. And it's unfortunately all too familiar in this space where you know, we've seen the loss of Jason Doig in South Australia on duty, the wayan Billa incident where we lost two officers in Queensland, and while we lose a serving police officer, it's really important to remember that there's a family behind that officer. There's parents, there's as children potentially that have lost the loved ones through you know, their family member service to the Australian community.

Yeah, well, it's tragic and I think that what we saw yesterday in Tasmania really highlights the dangers that our police face every day, and I just really wanted to acknowledge the family, friends and colleagues of this police officer who's unfortunately lost their life. And it's unfortunately all too familiar in this space where you know, we've seen the loss of Jason Doig in South Australia on duty, the wayan Billa incident where we lost two officers in Queensland, and while we lose a serving police officer, it's really important to remember that there's a family behind that officer. There's parents, there's as children potentially that have lost the loved ones through you know, their family member service to the Australian community.

How long has the legacy been going, Well.

How long has the legacy been going, Well.

It's quite an interesting story. The legacy began fifty four years ago today in Queensland when a group of Queensland Police officers that presided the informal tradition of passing the hat around to help their grieving families of a lost police officer just wasn't enough. They decided something more enduring was needed and something worthy of these families. And with that idea, they actually began the first legacy movement in Australia. And so what began is that real grassroots act compassion amongst colleagues has grown into a national movement where today we have police eight police legacy organizations operating independently in every state and territory across Australia and we are all united in a purpose that we stand with police families through life's most difficult moments.

It's quite an interesting story. The legacy began fifty four years ago today in Queensland when a group of Queensland Police officers that presided the informal tradition of passing the hat around to help their grieving families of a lost police officer just wasn't enough. They decided something more enduring was needed and something worthy of these families. And with that idea, they actually began the first legacy movement in Australia. And so what began is that real grassroots act compassion amongst colleagues has grown into a national movement where today we have police eight police legacy organizations operating independently in every state and territory across Australia and we are all united in a purpose that we stand with police families through life's most difficult moments.

Now, Kelly, ways in which our listeners can participate in support police legacy. You've got pins available, but also there are some participating florists as well. What's the full suite of ways in which people can donate to legacy today?

Now, Kelly, ways in which our listeners can participate in support police legacy. You've got pins available, but also there are some participating florists as well. What's the full suite of ways in which people can donate to legacy today?

Yeah, so today we've got Police Legacy pins that can be purchased for five dollars at Drake's Supermarket and the Police Credit Union branches across South Australia. If members of the public would like to, they can head to our website and purchase a pin there also, or they could make a donation of support. We have several of our state's iconic buildings lighting up blue this easning in recognition of Police Legacy Day, and if you head to our website you can have some details on participating florists in relations to Police Legacy Day. The connection to Florist is that the logo for Police Legacy Day is the micromas daisy, the daisy of the patrons saying of police in Saint Michael. So it makes a nice connection to our legacy movement. Is the daisy Saint Michael.

Yeah, so today we've got Police Legacy pins that can be purchased for five dollars at Drake's Supermarket and the Police Credit Union branches across South Australia. If members of the public would like to, they can head to our website and purchase a pin there also, or they could make a donation of support. We have several of our state's iconic buildings lighting up blue this easning in recognition of Police Legacy Day, and if you head to our website you can have some details on participating florists in relations to Police Legacy Day. The connection to Florist is that the logo for Police Legacy Day is the micromas daisy, the daisy of the patrons saying of police in Saint Michael. So it makes a nice connection to our legacy movement. Is the daisy Saint Michael.

Yeah, well, well hover, it's a successful day for you, Kelly, and I hope everyone gets behind and supports this wonderful organization, Police Legacy. The Essay branch that are celebrating National Police Legacy Day today, Chief Inspector Kelly Watkins our guest before we go to the break, couple of texts on people's pleasures that no financial crunch will kill some really good ones coming in.

Yeah, well, well hover, it's a successful day for you, Kelly, and I hope everyone gets behind and supports this wonderful organization, Police Legacy. The Essay branch that are celebrating National Police Legacy Day today, Chief Inspector Kelly Watkins our guest before we go to the break, couple of texts on people's pleasures that no financial crunch will kill some really good ones coming in.

Yeah, really good variety. Michelle says. My indulgences are streaming services and ebooks. I could probably live without the streaming services, but not the books. And what about our good mate Cas in Brompton. Hey, Kas, my kids that we've become addicted to tracing paper on account of that gift you gave. You gave us that day we're at the Central Market. I have to go and buy some more from office works. Caz is my guilty pleasure having six different types of coffee beans awaiting my choosing as to which one I will grind for my two to three coffees a day, and that sounds Here's one for Quentin that should give anyone who's still on the darts incentive to get off the damn things. Quentin's fellows. It used to be a guilty pleasure. Not now. Make's wife and I. We used to spend more money on cigarettes than our mortgage per week. My lungs thank me. For the last twelve years, I've replaced it with quality beef and lamb and Maria. I love Maria. This is so good. What about spending one hundred dollars on a panatone that doesn't taste any different than fifteen dollars one?

Yeah, really good variety. Michelle says. My indulgences are streaming services and ebooks. I could probably live without the streaming services, but not the books. And what about our good mate Cas in Brompton. Hey, Kas, my kids that we've become addicted to tracing paper on account of that gift you gave. You gave us that day we're at the Central Market. I have to go and buy some more from office works. Caz is my guilty pleasure having six different types of coffee beans awaiting my choosing as to which one I will grind for my two to three coffees a day, and that sounds Here's one for Quentin that should give anyone who's still on the darts incentive to get off the damn things. Quentin's fellows. It used to be a guilty pleasure. Not now. Make's wife and I. We used to spend more money on cigarettes than our mortgage per week. My lungs thank me. For the last twelve years, I've replaced it with quality beef and lamb and Maria. I love Maria. This is so good. What about spending one hundred dollars on a panatone that doesn't taste any different than fifteen dollars one?

Keeping coming in eight double two to three double O double our Texas on zero before eight zero eight thirty ninety five hour wrap of the morning stories next, including some big moves in the morning industry here in South Australia.

Keeping coming in eight double two to three double O double our Texas on zero before eight zero eight thirty ninety five hour wrap of the morning stories next, including some big moves in the morning industry here in South Australia.

I'm going to take you to the scene of a suspicious fight.

I'm going to take you to the scene of a suspicious fight.

David Penberthy and Will Goodings six to nine five double a breakfast.

David Penberthy and Will Goodings six to nine five double a breakfast.

Minutes after see even good morning too.

Minutes after see even good morning too.

If you're joining us for the very first time on this Tuesday morning, All things being equal.

If you're joining us for the very first time on this Tuesday morning, All things being equal.

It's not that cool.

It's not that cool.

Eleven degrees doesn't sound great, but when you look at the forecast for the rest of the week, it's gonna get us low as six tomorrow morning. Then we're in single digits as far as low's go right for until Sunday, where it maybe creeps up to ten and then a low of eight and some showers on Monday. So all things being equals, I say, it's not that cool a start to the date just feels that way. Stick around wherever you are, whatever you're doing to A couple of big interviews we're going to be conducting this morning. Phil Curry from the Australian Financial Review is shadowing the Prime Minister at the G seven summit in Canada. We will talk to him ahead of the meeting with Donald Trump that's going to take place in the next twenty four hours and get a sense of what has already been established and what is on the agenda and has been with Mark Carney, the Canadian Prime Minister, and what else Australia has happened to get out of this trip from the Prime Minister. So we'll talk about that with Phil Curry after seven thirty and then an hour later the Governor, Francis Adamson is going to join us on five to blaw breakfast and this is going to be great.