Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard – Full Show June 18th

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Maynard, Wednesday, June eighteen, one three one eight seven three.

Good afternoon, Clinton. Yes, that's right. So aside from obviously the details being made public, as you say, we had the charges laid against two of these four accused in this matter, we police revealing that back in December. So this alleged incident happened in December of last year, now not long after less than a week after the incident was reported to police. As sixteen year old and a fourteen year old were arrested. They remain bail refused their matter,

The Sex Crime Commander Jane Dougherty has spoken today and it has been revealed there will be an allegation that this crime over the course of six hours. Part of this was actually filmed.

Yes, that's right, so the allegation parts of it were filmed, and also that it was during the initial alleged sexual assault in the car part of it was there was

The allegations are horrific. Thank you, Josh. Thanks Unt Josh Bryant, our senior reporter. As Josh explained, they're the four now two appeared in court late last year, the youngest two before children's court, and then another two who've now been arrested, have appeared in court today. All four are in custody twelve past three. Now Anthony Aberzi could still meet Donald Trump in the next week. Of course, the US President flew out of Canada and the G seven meeting without

Now it hasn't, but I spoke with key advisers to the president. The president has been engaged obviously with the circumstances around Iran and Israel. It's perfectly understandable the decision that he made that meant that the meetings that were scheduled just with myself, but with India, Ukraine including President Zelanski, Mexico and other countries didn't go ahead today.

But we're all mature about that.

We understand the circumstances which are there, and we have agreed through our American friends that will reschedule the meeting.

He has now left the door open to attending the NATO conference, which is next week. Originally the plan was for the Deputy Prime Minister, Richard Miles to go along. Mister Alberinezi says he is considering a change of plans. He has met with the NATO Secretary General, so the door is Open'd be embarrassing if the PM then goes to NATO next week and misses another meeting. What I would recommend to mister ALBINIZI is book those airfares today. You know what flight's are like. You leave it too

You'll hear it here Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard until.

Six A State of Origin two tonight alive from Opter Stadium. You'll hear the full cut which of the continuous call with Levy and the boys. But I want to check in to my counterpart at six PR Oliver Peterson, because I want to get an understanding about does Perth really care about rugby league? Now? They should? The Western Bears are coming, will they, I should say the Perth Bears. They're going to be known as the Perth Bears? Do

Us, Good on your Queenstin, Good afternoon.

I know you care about rugby league. Will the fans it up to stadium tonight care?

Well, it's a sellout.

It's officially a sellout, so sixty thousand people are there. My calculations are at least two thirds of the stadium or West Australian, so we've got about twenty thousand people they estimate have flown over from New South Wales or Queensland in particular.

And if you were part.

Of my program yesterday at the Crown Sports Bar, here in Perth.

Clinton, when mal Ma Ninger arrived.

There was a standing ovation and a big chant of here come the Bears. So the appetites here we're warming up.

Who will they support tonight queens then on New South Wales.

Definitely Queensland.

So really one hundred percent behind them are and that's heartbreaking for somebody like myself as you know, who was born in Sydney and I'm a.

New Southwest Australian.

But there is always the love of that underdog status and I think any excuse that Turth can hate Sydney, that'll definitely to be supporting Queensland.

You were at Optor Stadium this morning for an event.

Yeah, there was the Friends of Rugby League touch football match.

Big Mel was there and Freddie Fitler was there.

The WA Premier Roger Cook Andrew Abdough was there. But none of us played in the end.

Clinton because there's a lot of rain around here in person.

They didn't want to ruin the pitch for tonight's main event, but had a good look at the end of Sancton. The locker rooms at Opta Stadium are like nothing else in this being a queens Land home game, they can kit it out as though they're playing up at sun Corpse, so there's a few more hurdles to jump, I think for the new South Wales team.

Tonight, which is obviously pretty confidence that should be.

But when we got out there onto the pitch this morning, even though it is a circular stadium.

Built for AFL, you could feel the atmosphere.

You're still quite close that the cauldron tonight is just going to be electric.

I think it's fabulous to hear because I think there are a lot of Rugby League fans on the East Coast who don't really have an appreciation of the Perth feeling about our sport well we call houtsport on the East Coast. But you will be getting a team, I think believe tonight the logo for the Perth Bears is going to be released as well.

That's our understanding, which will be fantastic and I believe it will very much honor the tradition of the old North Sydney Bears logo, just with a modern twist on that, and that's going to build the excitement because I think through the COVID years, in particular Clinton, when the game was sped up the six again rule. A lot of casual observers over here, how exciting is this product?

Origin has always been big in Perth to be honest.

That the pubs are always full on a Wednesday night for Origin because people like.

To see the big spectacle of the game.

It will grow and the natural excitement around Origin this week. And don't forget we've got the Knights and the Dolphins here in Perth on Saturday and Isaiah Otowa is obviously playing one of the most.

Form footballers in the league, so there's a bit more buzz around.

We need a bit of help though from the other media organizations to get behind and let people know and they pick up the daily paper their Origins actually on tonight because the next no mention of it.

Yeah, that's certainly had a lot of coverage of this. And quick tip from you New.

South Wales by about thirty because they've never lost.

At up to Stadium.

Good to hear, Thank you Ellie anytime. Clinton Oli Peterson from six pr Mark leaving the continuous call team on air live from up to Stadium, Perth from seven o'clock tonight. So you tell me are you happy that Origin's being played in Perth? Now? I actually think it is wise to have one of the three games in neutral venue. That's the fairest way to do it. But up until recent years, well it was twenty seventeen, it wasn't like that. Often.

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To GB twenty three past three. Some feedback on mister Albenese's plan to potentially meet with Donald Trump at NATO if mister Trump will grant him a meeting, Rodney says, why would Donald Trump meet with Albow and his hopeless ambassador Kay Rudd. Both have openly criticized mister Trump previously Australia's name paying the cost of having these two pelicans in control. Sharon says, mister Alberenesi is looking like a

Vegs?

I think I heard you say Las Vegas. There, did your hands well? Given how successful the opening round of the NRL's been there, it might work U and it had mean both both teams that have the same distance to travel. I have to let you go their hands. The lines not great. I've got another, Dimitri says on the text line, yes it should be in Vegas, but Dave points out on the text Lin where they've already had state of origin in La They did in nineteen

Hello Ian, Yeah, Hi Clinton.

I was just thinking about the mascots for the new per so I thought Humphrey Billy there a good choice for them.

They'll be unveiling the logo on the mascot tonight.

Yeah.

Well you'd have to wear a pair of pants, but you know, fit him out in the Jersey. Saint George used to have the yas Saint George Bank Dragon. It'd be a good match.

I think that was the big problem with Humphrey. He didn't have those pants, whereas fat Cat did have the pants. Thank you. In one three one eight seven to three just on Sport, Warwick cap has been in a lot of trouble in the past twenty four hours. He's been banned from the AFL for five years. Well, he's responded. We'll talk about that with Peter Ford. Next. Just confirmation

Katie Puller, Good afternoon.

Clinton Police say they haven't received any reports of similar attacks after four teenagers were charged with sexually assaulting a seventeen year old girl in a six hour ordeal. A sixteen year old boy allegedly attacked the girl in a car at a Liverpool shopping center before being joined by three other males in a park. All lanes have reopened on the Gore Hill Freeway at Willoughby after a fatal collision. A motorcyclist was killed when his bike crashed into the

Kkat seventeen degrees in the coast seventeen of Bankstown. One of your favorite ministers, the Energy Minister, Chris Bowen, has released a plan today to try to contain electricity price rises in New South Wales because bills go up more in New South Wales than they do in Victoria. And I'll bring you some details about that a little later

Peter, Well, look, I think it's a good debate. What happened or what did happen or didn't happen, was all on the Grand Final Day last year, the AFL Grand Final Day. And as you say, he's now been banned for five years, not just from any AFL games, but he's banned from all AFL venues, including the MCG and that's not just for AFL football, that's for concerts, that's for cricket, everything. For five years he cannot enter the MCG.

And just to clarify that, Pep, he was speaking to other He wasn't speaking to the person, the intended brothe worker. He was speaking to his friends. And it was overheard there obviously.

But I certainly the people I've spoken to I know Warwick, I know I don't know him well. I think other people who know him well, such as Sam Newman, and some of those were there and they said the comment was not directed to her and they don't believe she even heard it. Other staff who were serving on the day did and that's that's how the complaints started.

And that penalty it's you know you mentioned it's at the MCG and it's not just AFL games. I would imagine it as as well as he no doubt makes a very good income from running a brothel. I'm not quite sure how much you make for running a brothel, but I would also suspect that that Warrick Kappa makes a bit of money on the speaking scene, given he's an AFL legend and so out there as a character. He would have speaking engagements at AFL matches at various

Yeah, I think most of those sort of functions probably take place in like the team's rooms or headquarters or function rooms, not necessarily at AFL brands. But I mean, you know, Warwick is an idiot, and he's been a professional idiot now for forty years, and we cheered him on for being that, you know, we encouraged it, we did. You know, that was the eighties and things that were acceptable and even funny back in the eighties are now

That's the credit of the day. Warwick is an idiot, but should he be care answered is the question. Tom Cruise and Dolly Parton have won Oscars.

Yeah, well, this is a nice thing because they every year they give out a few honorary Oscars. This year they're giving out four. One of them is going to Tom Cruise, and that's for his body of work. And there is no doubt that he is one of the great movie stars of our lifetime, you know, since that Golden Years of Hollywood ended, that new brigade of people who emerged in the seventies and eighties, you know, he's right up there. Oddly enough, has never been given the

Just one last question about Tom Cruise Peet. I've always been intrigued that I think a lot of Ozzie don't like him because he's split up with Nicole Kidman. Do they still have a civil relationship or do they on no talkie basis.

Pretty much a no talking basis, And I think that may be connected to the breakup and the fact that Tom is a scientologist. You know, we know they had two kids, and it's all very complicated story, but I think there is an agreement that they don't discuss each other.

We will talk tomorrow. Thank you, Peter, Thanks Clinton. Peter Ford on entertainment at this time every day, I've got messages, lots of messages coming in about Warre Kapper. So the quota of the day goes to Peter Ford. Quote, Warre Kapper is an idiot, But should he be canceled for being an idiot for saying something that we think he said in private that's been overheard about, suggesting that one of the white staff should work his brothel. Greg says

Well, it all comes down to time, it really does.

It all comes down to know that operators contracted to deliver services with a certain amount of time, and everything is a casualty to that. So you raise the point about the cameras they were put in to observe the coupling point between the two trams and actors sort of some sort of measure to reduce the hazard. Now they're activated when the doors are closed. The screen doesn't come on straight away. It takes a couple seconds for it

So that those coupling points you mentioned David just to clarify overseas and there are similar in these trains. All these light rail I think of made in Spain, aren't they do? They have that technology overseas well.

There's no reason why you couldn't close them. You just you can build a housing around them. There'd be a certain amount of movement needed depending on where they go. There's you know, there's some relatively sharp corners, but there's no reason why you couldn't accommodate a certain amount of movement, you know, within that joint.

In the same way we do with modern trains.

It's eminently doable. It comes down to, like everything comes down to expense. And this is why I say transport needs to step in because they need to stop hiding behind well it's the operator's fold or there's a contract. People are losing their lives. We don't care who's to blame. It needs to be fixed.

And I think the issue here is is that Sydney side is even though we've had the light raph what five or six years now, a lot of Sydney Siders aren't used to it because as we went decades and decades without having trams running up and down George Street and other streets in Sydney and the Inner West and the Eastern suburbs. So I think a lot of it's the food of the pedestrian, But I don't think we're used to it.

Look to a degree, you're right.

I mean, you know about ninety percent of Line two and three is shared space with pedestrians. And you stand there of a peak hour and you watch what goes on along George Street for example. Oh yeah, it's and the slow speed to a degree encourages the stupid.

And once you've got your ear phones in, really, once you've gotten out of the way, once you're listening to this radio station on the app or something, you know, people get distracted.

It's they do, they really do.

I mean we've had reports, you know, from members and from the general public about like you know, people writing on the coupling points and stuff like that. There's you know, it's the system was put in, you know, without a lot of adequate safety measures. Me now there's talk about oh, well you know there's a line, there should be lines on the platforms. Well, you go to town hall, the lines are literally the edge of the platform and if the line is there to tell you where you shouldn't

Look, I do receive anonymous tip offs about what's happening on the network, and I receive it, as you know, a lot from bus drivers as well that issues in the bus network. But what do you make of this revelation that trans dev has actually sent a memo and they're telling their stuff not to even talk to each other about this.

Look, firstly, thank you for that confidence, because it is absolutely the case that regardless of whether the you know, what part of transport you're working in, you speak out, you tend to get hit with it, you know. So you know, I do do respect the fact that you do that for our members and just for you operators in general. But look, if you're talking about and this

Really want to relive it in the meal room.

We've got people who responded on the day who may not want to, you know, trying to sort of deal with it themselves. We don't need, you know, we don't need the gossip going around, that's one thing. But if you're telling people they just can't talk about it because it's a reputational issue or something like that, not in a million years would we support that.

Now.

Transparency is critical because that's how we fixed things in society. Thank you, David. Absolutely, David Babinow that this is an issue I think we do need to address because for a lot of Sydney sider is he don't going to the city often, you may be only going to the city once l twice a year. You're not going to know how to deal with it. And it's often the pedestrian's fault, don't get me wrong, But that doesn't mean we shouldn't do something to protect them a little bit better.

Well, what's not highlighted is Warick Kappa has a claim against the AFL with a number ninety nine players for brain injury sustained during.

His professional career.

So I think it's fairly radical to go five years not defending his words he's used, and I think he may be being penalized a little more than some for some reason.

And I appreciate you coming, Gavin that there could well be a link there. The AFL would certainly say no, there's not a link there at all. Some information following Steve Carlin's traffic report about the dramas at Forrest Way Adams Street, French's Forester. We've just spoken to the paramedics off there. They tell us some pedestrians been hit by a vehicle. They're on the scene assessing that pedestrian at the moment managed in his thirties. He is in a

Hello Helen oh Hi Glendon how are you good?

Thanks for joining us.

Thank you.

So after your conversation. And I do go to this city not on a regular basis, and I don't get the metro or the light trail and I wait, you know where I need to wait, and I see people crossing and I'm thinking, guys, you know the metro is just coming. The train, the train is coming, and all they're doing they're looking at their phone. They try and

And why I raise this is because it's been published in the Guardian today, but I've been in contact with some drivers over the past couple of weeks as well who are concerned about this because it has an impact on them. So my argument is, if we could take some action to improve the actual safety of the trams themselves, if if it was affordable, if it wasn't too excessive in taking trams off the rail, surely that's a good idea because reality is hell a lot of pedestrians are stupid.

And I mean, can I tell you about six or some months ago, I was in the gin. I was wading in the city and I was reading to cross a street and the person next to me, a young lady, was on her and she started crossing the road. I saw the car coming. I actually had to pull her back.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, distraction. Distraction is a massive issue. Thank you, Helen Trevor. This is an interesting one on the text line. I actually was employed by the company during the planning and the build and the opening of the light rail lines the two and L three. The Work Health Safety report had what they believed probable and acceptable pedestrian deaths of one per year, so two deaths in five years

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It's really interesting to see even just looking at the default offers, which most people aren't on. Most people are on a market office, which tend to be lower than

Pop that's going to be the most is does it come down to the different ways electricity is generated in the States or is it simply down to the way it's regulated.

I think it's a big mix of different factors. Certainly, yes, rising network costs. It's no surprise that the essential energy network is seeing the biggest rises because they've got such a vast area to maintain. But also there's rising wholesale electricity costs which have been hindered by cold power station averages and weather events, and even lower than expected renewables

But we've got the.

Origin prices have come through, the AGL prices have come through. We haven't seen Energy Australia prices come through, but AGL has some customers on overage. Actually in New South Wales they're going up for small business and residential by thirteen point five percent more default.

So just just to clarify it, because I know some of the jargon goes at the top of our heads. So the default market offer is is that the maximum price that the increase can be. But you just mentioned AGLs going up on more than that.

Sorry, so the price rise is more than it, but the cost is not likely to be for market plans, if that helps. So the default offers tend to be the price that electricity retailer is charged for customers on default contracts, and they are a safety net for those customers that don't shop around or who can't shop around. Those default prices also act as a benchmark to help

So the message is to shop around. So look, I'll admit I've been really silly selly for years. I've just I'm just with the one that was assigned to my house, my street. It's Energy Australia. I did look at it, I must admit I looked at it about two years ago and I found it confusing and didn't follow it up. So does that mean that for somebody like me and I reckon a lot of our listeners will be in that category you're on the default offer.

Yeah?

Quite possibly, And really switching around isn't as hard as you might think. We've done some research the average time with the provider, So you're not alone here eight point eight years. Forty one percent of people we surveyed had been with their provider for twenty or more years. There was one gentleman that we had serve eight that have

I do not understand it whatsoever. And you know, only other problems are I can sell is because you get phone calls from people from unlisted numbers offering your deals, and a lot of us NET has hang up on those worried it some sort of scam.

Well, absolutely, and you probably should.

But you can take the bulls by the horns and do it yourself. So you jump onto Canst Blue or Energy Made Easy. There's a couple of different ways you can do it. On our site. You can upload your bill. You know, the robots in the background will read it for you and spit out some more competitive offers. You can go onto our list of different plans and see where your plan sits according to the reference price. That's another way to do it. Or on Energy Made Easy.

It'd be smart. Thank you, Tally. Thanks Sally Tindall. So Sally's tindle some cansday. You can go on the Canser website. You can go onto the Energy Made Easy website as well. You need that NIM that number, but I should do it, and I reckon A lot of us are exactly the same boat word on the street for tempoo a great night's sleep, night after night. The difference is temper. When you see something around Sydney, let me know about it. Gregory's done just that via the text line thank you mate.

And we all lates, Katie four Good afternoon.

Clinton firefighters are urging everyone to check their smoke alarms after a woman in her sixties was killed in a unit fire on Sydney's North Shore. There were no working smoke alarms in the townhouse at Cremorn. Paramedics are treating a man in his thirties who's been hit by a car or on Forest Way at French's Forest. He's in a stable can Flights to and from Bali have been

Katie, fifteen degrees in the CBD. It's fifteen degrees at Bankstown in the moment. I just want to quickly cross out to Daniel with some dramas on the M four.

Hello Daniel, Yeah, goodin We've got an old couple left down M four about Homebush where the new entry point meets the old entry point heading west. It looks like they've walked up from Parramatta Ride and got very confused. They're getting in between the two directions of traffic where they merge, looking at the signs, looking very very confused. So just at fall out that they've got a big say coming through.

To oh g Ge they need to we need to help them get off the road. I think it'd be nice starting with a place. Okay, well, hopefully the emergency services can get there, So just just repeating that location for us, Daniel.

Yeah, that's that's on the M four homebook where the new entry point means the old entry point.

Okay, thanks, thanks letting to know about that. Hopefully the police will be on the scene quite quickly there, because you certainly don't want them walking around that particular part of the M four. On power price increases, this one from Mark. I got the letter from Origin Energy. Not only is my bill increasing, they're reducing the solar feed in price from five cents to three cents, and they're increasing the surcharge when paying by credit card. It is

Now you can't handle the truth the streaks.

Lucy's Elix joins me every Wednesday after Now I know for many years, Lucy, this was a favorite song of.

Him bos what do you know?

My gosh, you finally got it.

I'm playing that today from a legendary band player featuring Ron Moss on bass because there's this speculation that's about that Josh Friedenberg might make a comeback. I've got a question here that I'm hoping you can answer. Peter on the text line says, what did Josh achieve?

It's a fabulous question, and then off air I posed the question to you. Well, it is interesting, and why are they so desperate for him to come back? On the balance of that, I mean in terms of his achievements, which we're struggling to rack our minds about. Why is there such an insistence that Josh come back? Is it changed for change? For change sake? Do they genuinely believe that he can come in there and fix the problem?

Well, Amelia Haymer ran for the seat of Couyong at the May election. She didn't win, despite the fact Menique Ryan, I think it's fair to say what to she achieve as a teal, not a lot. What she did achieve, she churned through a few staff. She made headlines for falling out with the chief of staff. There's a bit of negative publicity.

About her husband ripping off.

So was that so you would have thought that of all the teer seats, and it was Tim Wilson who won back a tell seat from Zoey Daniel the Cuyong seat, you would have thought, Sorry Goldstein Young, is that the frightened big seat? You would have thought of the seat that could go back to the Tills, it was probably the Menique Ryan.

I agree, and I think that with all of that negative publicity, in the face of all of that, that if there was going to be a swing, it would have been in that particular seat. I mean, look, let's not forget that at this particular election, the Albanezi the Labor government were able to successfully be re elected in

Now, just before we get to a topic that we're going to discuss today, and of course we can take your cause and your feedback for Lucy's ellixis half our one three, one eight seven three. Anthony Albernzi has missed out on his meeting with Donald Trump. We understand why because mister Trump's returning to Washington to deal with the

Whenever I think of that song before I get onto the Trump stuff with Anthony Albanezy, I just think of Ron moss right, who played.

Ridge in Bold and the Beauty.

Yes, and I grew up on and I wonder if any of our listeners did as well. My mother and sister, they worshiped Bold and the Beautiful.

In fact, still watch it. The series is still going today?

Is it still airing on Network ten just before the five o'clock news, Because I honestly can say I've not watched a full episode of Bold and Beautiful, but when I didn't work these hours, I'd be at home waiting for ten years to start. And they show those those lovely slow motion shots, very moving stuff. It's oh, yeah, it's rights.

It's gripping television, isn't it. Yes, Well was Ron Moss? To my understanding. I mean, I haven't watched an episode in a very very long time, but I think that that particular character in that it was played by Ron Moss has been moved on now it's been assumed by somebody else.

We have taken a tangent though, So whether mister as he comes back here or goes to Tonado, what do you think he should do?

Oh?

Look, I think he's really got to get that meeting. I do think there was a little bit of a beat up. I mean, I'll be the first to say I'm not Anthony Albanize.

He's biggest fan.

I think he's a decent enough bloke. Yeah, he's shocked by that.

But I think in this particular instance, the fact that Trump wasn't able to carry out that meeting with him, regardless of whether it was Anthony Alberize or any other leaders right at the G seven, I know that he was able to meet with Sir Kis Starmer, but with what's going on in the Middle East at the moment, and with Israel's cries for the US to intervene, this was a situation that really warranted Donald Trump leaving to go into the situation room back in DC in Washington

We need peace, We need a resolution.

But I don't know that I'm that concerned that he wasn't able to jag a meeting with him off the back of the G seven or during the G seven summit, and Trump himself had said I felt as though I did everything I needed to do there, which is why

I've been talking about power prices. Alan says in the text line, I'd like to thank all those people who voted Albow back in and thank them for the gift of another power price rise.

July one.

Here we come this message from SIEV regarding Bolden and Beautiful. We are dealing with the big ishues today. Why on earth did they spend the last two minutes of every show staring at each other and being silent? What was it all about?

Dramatic effect?

It's really about drawing you in and understanding the gravity of the situation, about the fact that potentially the fashion empire is crumbling for the forest family or forest family part of me, or that you know someone's having an affair. It's really to draw emphasis to.

That moment Diana and Textline says that Josh Frodenberg actually did manage to balance the budget. He actually managed to clear some of Labour's previous debt in twenty nineteen, just before COVID hit protected hundreds of thousands of dollars jobs by going back into debt as well.

And he was a straight shooter, and that's fine, that's absolutely fine.

But ultimately, in the grand scheme of things, why there is such a grand I guess cry for him to come back into the position, I'm not entirely convinced.

Coming up next, we're going to talk about mental health issues. Lucy Zelich out straight shooter for a Wednesday Afternoon Mark Guy coming up with an origin preview after five thirty. Lucy, you wanted to raise issues about mental health today because a lot of people are falling through the cracks.

They are, And there was this particular piece by a psychiatrist by the name of Patrick mcgory who wrote in the Herald Sun yesterday where he said, and I quote, there has been a dramatic rise in the number of people who need mental health care falling through the crack. Meanwhile, more people with the genuine need are consuming mental health resources.

Was thirty years ago.

So whilst we have made immense strides in the way that we talk around mental health and the dedication that exists now towards improving it and raising awareness around it.

What is really tricky, and a lot of us have personal connections to this, is that firstly, it can be very expensive, and that's part of medicine. But if you get a broken if you break your leg, you go forward.

That's right.

If you don't make a connection, you might not the person may not open up in the way they need to know.

And I have actually myself, I've been to a counselor. I'd lost someone whom I worked with that I was quite close to Les Murray many years ago, the broadcaster, and I found it difficult to process his death. But also my mother who was going through her own cancer diagnosis and having to process that as her daughter who was watching her go through this in six months of chemotherapy. So I lent on really good, solid counseling that was provided to me at the time, and that was through

They need more time.

And I guess part of my frustration is also around how it's being dealt with at the adolescent level, because there are so many children who genuinely need this help.

But then on the flip.

Side of that coin, I had a really interesting conversation earlier today with the well being officer who works very closely as a trained counselor, but works very closely in elite sporting environments with adolescents, but also schools, and he said one of the issues that I'm encountering with young children is that, he said, when they are experiencing issues like anxiety because they have to give a speech or something like that, we're losing that element of hey, come on,

Yeah, really good point. Our number one three one eight seven three. Lucy'szelich our straight Shooter on a Wednesday afternoon. Lucy's Elich is with me as she is every Wednesday afternoon. I'm get your views on Warwick Kappap in just a moment, because we've been talking about that throughout the program. But firstly, I've got to play it again because Gary's just sent me your message, and Gary says, go and have a look the baby come that video on YouTube. Ron Moss

How many more times do you reckon?

You're going to play this five time the program finishes? Where else can you squeeze that?

And a discussion around fat boy bikes.

I don't think I'm going to be listening to the State of origin coverage tonight, I'm going to be listening.

To what's your tip, mate, what's your tip for tonight?

New Southwales should win. But I think there's been so much controversy in the past twenty four hours with the comments that Billy Slater made about and he's now issued in apology because he brought him the former coach Paul Green and his.

I didn't like that, I didn't like that he went from start.

And I didn't like that he was called a grub in the first place, But then the response took Can I just make a little bit the word grub?

I know, but I've grown up in sport right.

Both of my brothers represented Australia, very lucky and fortunate to have great respective careers in their own right. My husband is an ex Australia international as well. What I will say is this the stuff that gets exchanged on a football I'm not saying that that's okay, but for goodness sake, and then to reference the previous one that shouldn't have happened. No, it shouldn't have. You picked up a bit, Billy boy.

But I think there's now so much focus on that and the fact that the queens stands down one Niel. I think there might be so much momentum behind Queensland to well it.

It can have the opposite effect to it can serve as a distraction, and unfortunately, I think that that's what this exchange has done. I think the Billy would have been better off just letting it slide.

We've been speaking throughout the program about Wara Kappa, who's been banned for five years by the AFL, and Peter Ford has described him as a quote idiot. But Peter Ford's also questioning whether a five year band is a little bit over the top. When he was having a conversation, I didn't realize this, but he does run a broth or apparently very successful. He made a suggesting that somebody who was serving drinks would be a good worker, and

Of course it's over the top. I love Peter Ford, by the way. I think he's great. I'm not going to reference his term and call Kapper an idiot. That's his right if he chooses to call him that, but I think he is absolutely correct in his assertion that it is well over the top. I mean, we literally have elected officials who are calling for more regulatory support for sex workers.

It is a legal industry.

And depending which state you're in, they kind of vary in terms of their classifications. But Alex Greenwich, who is a Sydney MP, he was calling for more protections and the decriminalization of it.

The Greens have a.

Sex Work is Work initiative, which is a two page document on their website which talks about protecting sex workers' rights over in South Australia.

Green's leader. This was just in April.

Green's leader Tammy Franks put forward a bill in the Upper House to decriminalize sex work, with certain elements of the bill permitting infants up to the age of eighteen months. This is legitimate to be within a brothel because it could support working mothers. I mean, this stuff is absolutely insane. I don't agree with any of it. I think it's a joke and I do not support decriminalizing sex work.

Are doing that right. So the AFL's.

Decision to bankap of for five years over a comment he alleges he made in private at which someone overheard about a legal industry in this country is just embarrassing. I mean, and this coming from the mob. They're now the morality police, are they? They've got a three strikes policy where a player can get caught doing drugs and

We're almost at a time there's been some new research that's been released suggesting addiction to gaming and smartphones is starting earlier than we thought.

Oh, it's really quite devastating. Actually, So this was quite concerning because we've always assumed that this is something that only kids kind of in the teenage years have access to, but a report from Aquara University revealed that children are spending up to nine hours on their screens nine hours a day, and the study surveyed two thousand kids from ranging from year four to eight right, and four percent of these kids showed signs of clinical or subclinical internet

We know it's doing harm. Parents.

Please, I'm telling you now, get your kids off their screens and away from social media.

Is up to us to govern that as well, because kids are smart and they'll get around the government rules when they do. Come in. Lucy, It's always a pleasure.

Thank you so much. Clinton.

W PLA this one last time.

I'll be back next Wednesday.

Lucy returns every Wednesday afternoon. Frustrated Shooters news is next.

This Sydney now with Clinton on.

To GB seven past five one three one eight seven three is our number. There is a lot of news breaking right now. The Daily Telegraph is providing an update of one of the victims of the Auban kebab shop shooting this week. Now this is a twenty five year old. His name is Carlie Tassini. He was the man it's

Who need to go to Tanya.

Now we're getting a lot of calls and get a lot of messages on my social about this. Tanya, I understand you're at Northland. What's happened?

Yes, we're in lockdown in Kmart. Apparently a car on through the shopping center.

Oh my god, can you see, Tanya?

I can't see. We're just we're all barricaded in here.

Have they locked the doors?

Yeah, they've locked the doors. Everyone ols of sirens going. I think there must be police. I don't know what's happening out there.

How many of you are inside?

Good sixty seventy people in.

Here, okay, and did you hear anything before?

No, it sounded like gunshots. It was a car obviously, some girls in here saw it and then they quickly all the managers like would be the gates down straight away.

That is just a short time ago. Tanya're calling my colleague Jackie Felgate on three LW So a car has driven into the Northland Shopping Center straight through into the kmart. Sounded like bullets were being fired, but it's the car. We don't have much further detail other than the Northland Shopping Center which is in Murray Road in Preston, which is in the northeast of Melbourne. It is just in complete lockdown at the moment.

You want to know what's happening in Sydney, stay tuned to Sydney now with Clinton Laynard on to GMV.

Well, that's in Melbourne. In Sydney, the city has been shocked by the revelations that have been made by the police today that four teenage boys age from fourteen and nineteen have been charged over a horrific sexual assault of a seventeen year old girl. Now, this occurred in December of last year where the seventeen year old was approached by a mail that she did not know at a shopping center in Liverpool. The mail allegedly followed the girl to her car and reluctantly and this is all going

Beggar's belief that in this day and age that men would think to act this way towards a girl, and to act not just instantaneously, but over a six hour period, continuing to act together and encourage each other and degrade the victim in the way that they did. This is the offending at the highest level that you can think of. And these are yes, they're young men, but even at that young age, they would know that they should know that this is not the way that you could treat another human being.

So those allegations have alleged sexual assault over the course of six hours will now be tested in court.

You need to go to Tanya.

Now we're getting a lot of calls and get a lot of messages on my social about this.

Tanya. I understand you're at North lad What's happened.

Yes, we're in lockdown in kmart. Apparently a carved on through the shopping center.

Oh my god, what can you see, Tanya?

I can't see. We're just look, we're all barricaded in here.

Have they locked the doors?

Yeah, they've locked the doors. Everyone saw the alat of sirens going. I think there must be police. I don't know what's happening out there.

How many of you are inside?

Good?

Sixty seventy people in here?

Okay, And did you hear anything before?

No, it sounded like gunshots. It was a car. Obviously some girls in here saw and then they quickly all the managers would be a gates down straight away.

That is Tanya A called to my colleague Jackie Felgate on three rw She is in the kmart at the moment. Now. The latest information we have is the Northland Shopping Center, which is in Preston's in northeast of Melbourne at the moment is in complete lockdown. We are confident the emergency services there are on the scene right now. We're just getting some clarification through about whether the driver of this car has actually been arrested at this point, but there

Sydney Now with Clinton Maynard. If it's happening and you're sitting you'll hear it on Sydney Now. To GB this is.

An indication that more of us are doing a tough Research has been released today that shows more than half of all office workers are using short term financial tools. So what's a short term financial tool? A payday loan? So people living from payday to payday getting into debt, needing alone earned wage access by now pay later services, which are very popular. This research has been commissioned by Deal. They are a payroll management company and Sharon Shannon character

Yeah.

The report showed that are strains, especially younger Australians want more flexibility and personal choice and benefits and faster access to the wages that they have earned.

The monthly paypacket is now out of fashion.

So I've been paid fortnightly my whole career, so more than twenty odd years, a lot of people still paid monthly, a.

Lot of people still paid monthly.

Not The research indicates that more over a third of those employees want to be paid sooner than their full nightly or monthly cycle, and that flexibility is becoming more important to those workers.

Now, your research has shown that a lot of people are seeking cash advances on credit cards, they're seeking short term loans, They're seeking the early deposit of their wages from their from their bosses. Why are they doing that?

I think customization is boosting employee satisfaction or attention, but there is also some serious financial vulnerability amongst employees and arising demands for higher wages and financial stability and diversified income streams.

Is it from an employer's point of view? Are they when their employees come to them and say, look, we'd like to get basic in an advance on our on our wages. Are they showing more flexibility with that? Are they able to do that?

So?

Some employees are many many organizations are exploring concepts like earn wage access, being able to access your money as.

You earn it as an option to attract and retain talent.

Another indication of the research that you've released showing that a lot of people are doing it tough is the number of side hustles or second jobs that people have is increasing.

Yeah, we're seeing the cost of living crisis is reshaping the austram of force and it is pushing more workers to take on sarite hustles while many are using financial services, etc.

Roughly fifty six percent.

Of austrains right now plan to take on or have taken on site hustles to augment their salaries.

Yeap, certainly shows a lot of people doing it tough. Thank you Shanli, Thank you Shannon Kaka. Who's some deal. And that's interesting. A lot of people have got to take a lot of second job basically to get by that. They're living from paypacket to paypacket. They're having to use by now pay later, which is schems like after play very popular these days. But they're having to go and knock on their boss's door and say, look, can I have an advance? That's how things getting pretty tough? Gingv

Oh, Hi, so you Clinton?

It is? How you my friend?

Oh oh, I'm very excited.

I can tell well, I have the wheel sitting next to me here. I'm going to give it a really big spin.

Oh thank you. I'm going to heard the big one went off before and yeah, but I'm just so grateful that I'm through.

Well, I'm going to go anti clockwise because I've got a feeling. See I went clockwise during my warm up run and it was a good prize. But we could have done a bit better. So I'm going to go anti clockwrise for you. Okay, ready, here we go, Here we go. I'm going to get pull them out. There we go. You can hear it.

Thank you.

It is going round and round and round. I think we're probably going to get about to our twenty six circulation. There we're clicking through one thousand dollars clicking through Denti Genie and yes it is the Denti Genie Prize. Congratulations, this is a good This is good, this is good. This is going to put a smile on your face. You've won the Go to Genti Jennie Prize and two hundred and fifty dollars in cash.

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We're going to send you out a go to Dentigenie sonic cleaner, a go to Dentigeny water flosser, one hundred pack of double floss, one hundred pack of tongue cleaners, a fifty pack of soft sticks, a widening strip, lots of other goodies, and two hundred and fifty thousand, two hundred and fifty dollars.

That's amazing, that is just so good. Thank you so much. Alie said of a night smile with all his products.

Y night, your smile will be stunning. I want you to send a photo to us. Hey, that'd be great. Good on your wonder. We are going to play again tomorrow morning with Ben Fordham in our breakfast show. Mark Levy will spin the wheel. Bill Wood's filling in for Mick Mac tomorrow noon and I'll have another chance to win on Sydney Now Thursday afternoon, and with the latest headlines, Katie.

Fuller, Good afternoon Clinton. A Melbourne shopping center has been plunged into lockdown. A stolen white suv has careered at the speed through the Northland Mall, sending shoppers running for cover and screaming. Acting Police Commissioner Peter Thurtel says his thoughts are with this seventeen year old girl who was a victim of an alleged terrific sexual assault. For males aged fourteen to nineteen are in custody over the attack

Think Katie twelve degrees in the city, nine degrees in the western suburbs. Finance Update the Money news tonight via podcast. So if you want to hear deb night, you're going to need to download our podcasts, which I know many of you do. Nightly, Hello dev.

Hello to you Clinton.

All that talk of the cold temperatures, I have not been able to get warm today.

Not once I was.

Walking through Darling Harbor, would have been about ten o'clock this morning, went for a walk. The weather was stunning this morning. The blue sky is beautiful because the pick of the Blues win tonight. But I actually found the temperature wasn't too bad. Maybe it's with Darling Harbor because you've got that enclosed space you.

Can find some shelter from the wind.

You're laughing at a nice sunny spot, but anything shady and anything with a bit of a bruise, it's just really cold.

How did the market's fed today?

The markets are a little bit uncertain today. It's all that uncertainty about what's happening in the Middle East with Iran and with Israel. That's really playing on the markets. And we did see some ups and downs. But in the end, the ASEX two hundred finish lower down point one percent, ten points lower to eighty five hundred and thirty one. Tech stocks are a bit higher, but offset by big losses in materials and the dollar, the currency.

We won't hear your program live on TWOGB tonight. You'll be across our other network stations because we're broadcasting the state of origin. We can download the podcast though, but you are going to look at what's called footy nomics, Yes.

The economics of sport, which I'll be speaking to Professor Tim Harcourt, who's a well regarded economist.

He's got a new.

TV series in fact, looking at how much money is driven into the economy through not just fans of sport, but the fact that you travel for big rounds like the gather Around in the AFL and with the State of Origin happening in Perth, a lot of fans go to cities to watch games and it's generating a lot of dollars. So it's also soft diplomacy. The p ANDNG new team for the NRL is all about trying to beat the rise of China.

In the region.

So yeah, it's just an interesting look that it's not just about the game, but there's a lot more to it. The dollars and cents that are spent bring a lot of money to the economy.

Sure do You're also going to talk about skin influences.

Yes, skinfluences, Well, this is it Like the rise of influencers has meant that there's a whole new market in the beauty sector, the beauty and cosmetic sector. And these are usually kids who are under ten and my young daughter who's nine, she loves skin products beauty products as well, and it's all being driven by people watching on YouTube, others applying makeup, applying skin care and it's a massive, growing booming industry, and a lot of people are buying

It's quite terrifying.

What's the shop in the city, Mecca, Meccha, Flora, all across this stuff. But I know my fourteen year old she wanted Mecca vouchers last Christmas.

Normally it's the Barbie Doll, but now it's the Mecca vouchers. That's the under the Christmas tree wish list.

Deb. We can download your podcast tonight. You certainly can Debnight with Money News. Make sure we listen to the podcast.

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Okay, it should remain dry in Sydney dece evening. Maybe not the state of origin. Two. We'll checking with MG in a moment about the weather conditions in Perth's been a little bit of rain about Perth today right now in the city twelve degrees, nine degrees in the western suburbs. Right tomorrow mostly sunny eighteen degrees, little cloudy and frosty in the morning, but it should be sunny by the afternoon.

Where is Balaville that's flat.

Queens So the question is where is Perth? I reckon The Queenslanders are going to claim Perth tonight. Our own Mark Guyra is in Perth for the Continuous Call team. Hello MG, Hello Clinton.

They can try and claim it, mate, but I don't think it's going to work because I can see a lot more blue at the ground now that we've arrived at Opta Stadium than I can see Maron out the front of this fantastic stadium that honestly, it looks like a little bit like Noah's Ark from the outside, but once you come into the to the building proper up it is majestic or the I'm in the corporate boxes now will be broadcasting from tonight and there's plenty of room.

Now.

I know they have played Origin at that ground previously, but as from where you're sitting at the moment, the fact it's an oval rather than a rectangle, is that going to affect the game? Do you think? Well, I've been here before.

I was here in twenty nineteen as a commentator and I was here in twenty twenty two as just a spectator. And the buzz once these guys run out tonight is un bloody believable because it is an AFL field, but it's all in closed. Usually you know, if you go to the MCG, it's you know, you're a lot further back from the action than we are here tonight. It's bizarre how it's the configuration of the field is because we're really closed. It's kind of like being at paramount

We'll soon see.

But there is expected rain tonight as well, off and on, but not too much. The drizzle is going to stick around, but they reckon up to maybe another five meal before kickoff and then maybe another five million of rain.

Once the game is on.

The focus of the past twenty four hours has been on Billy Slater and what he said yesterday. Today he's issued an apology. Now this is in response to what Aaron Woods said, calling Billy Slater a grub, and then Billy responded by unfortunately bringing Paul Green, the late Paul Green, into the discussion. This is what Billy Slater has said today.

Yesterday, I wrongly made the link between Paul Green's death and the stress and the pressures of coaching, which wasn't accurate nor was it appropriate.

I feel terrible about what.

I said, and I spoke to Amanda Green this morning and apologized for any.

Hurt that it may have caused her.

And her family.

I just want to say this, Paul had CTE. That's a different disease to to.

What I was referring to.

Once again, I'm deeply and genuinely sorry.

MG. Billy Slater there.

You know what, Clinton, It's been bizarre. It's been it's it's left the kind of a nikky taste in my mouth this whole week.

It's been very spiteful.

A lot of people say, oh, it's good for the game and we're talking about it, but I don't think it is. I think I think it's it's kind of gone to the next level in this week. You know. Obviously Woodsy the timeline Wouldsie said that Billy was a grub. Billy responds, and unfortunately he uses poor Green. I actually thought that Billy must have already spoken to Paul Green's wife, because the way that he went on, I thought he must have said something too. Of course, I hope she

Well.

I think both both Woodsy and Billy would probably reflect on this week and go, you know what, maybe we could have handled it a little bit better if given that opportunity. But it's done now. All we've got now is the game. And once the game is done and dusted, Clinton only one of these guys will be able to put a smile on their dial because it's it's South Wales win, the series is ours and if coinsland when we go back to Sydney for the this sider.

Kick off eighth five our time, six oh five perth time. If you were to nominate a couple of dangerous players, who would they be?

As a News Earth Welshman, I'm very worried about Cameron Munster being named captain. I'm very worried about their foward pack underperforming in the first game, because you just know they're going to come back this game. Jerome Lowe, the new South Wales I want to keep my eye on him. I think he's in for a big night. I even think he might get mad of the match tonight on the back of him being recalled when he thought that

Now, MG, you know I'm a bit quirky when it comes to my football. Okay, looksucky kind of guy. A couple of years ago, the Blues played there and they wore Navy jerseys and I thought it was an outrage because the Blues should be sky blue. They were wearing navy, which you associate with Victoria. Now I've just seen a shot of Jowie John's part of the Channel nine preparation right now as we speak, he's holding up Jowey is

Hallelujah. How loo a you I think it's the right thing. I'm with you, Clinton, with you one hundred percent. When I think of New South Wales Origin, I think of the sky blue, not the Navy blue.

And I think.

It's more Victoria than we are and tonight, Yet Joey Johns is in the middle of up to stadium right now with that jersey, so he must be telling the Channel nine audience that this is the jersey in the New South Wales Blues will be playing in tonight.

I am wearing. I am wearing. I'll just put a plump it on my head. I am wearing a Navy blue official New South Wales State of Origin retro cap that mind you. Hey, just one last one for MG. We were talking a little bit earler in the program about where future Origin matches should be played. Whether we go to New Zealand Hobar when the stadium's finally built there. Where would you like to see Origin played in the future.

Look the way that rugby league is skyrocketing in New Zealand. Look, I think that the twentieth team will eventually be on the South Island and New Zealand, and I think one day, give it fifteen twenty years, we're going to see them to the North and the South Island have a similar concept introduced to their country, which we like a state of origin will be the North Island stayed on the

Agreed. Good on you, MG. We're going to hear you on the Continuous Call Team led by Levy tonight from seven o'clock.

Thanks buddy, talk soon.

Make sure you're listening tonight seven o'clock. The Continuous Call Team will be an action word on the street for Temper. If you see something around Sydney, if you want us to investigate something that is word on the street Temper A great night's sleep, night after night. The difference is temper message from John Lidlurly about power outages in Caringbar. We've just been in contact with Osgrid. At the moment

You're an absolute lenchend and happy birthday to Liam.

He reckons he's twenty five. No, he's not a day over eighteen hour.

Liam be a part of Sydney Now with Clinton. Maynard called one three one eight seven three.

An ad to doing Tonight as part of the State of Origin coverage and you add for Kia, and they've invited all the celebrities as part of the advertisement, lots of sports stars, including Jeff Tuvy and Jeff t V. In the ad. Is going to play a plumber and he is going to what are these words?

There's got to be an investigation into this. Someone's going to be accountable for this.

Seriously, he's going to use those words as a plumber. But what I don't understand is Jeff Tuv is not just a highly regarded football critic and former coach the manly sequels. Jeff tu V is a very well regarded accountant. Now I don't think he does a lot of it anymore. He is used to conducting financial investigations.

There's got to be an investigation into this. Someone's going to be accountable for this.

He is an accountant, I assure you. So they didn't need to pretend that Tubbs was a plumber. He could have just played the role of it as an accountant.

Time to expose your minds.

You may begin your questioning.

Sidney now as questions questions informing patentiy.

I know how you are, and that's a question. Get right. Linton's quick quiz.

Okay, let's play the quiz for a Wednesday afternoon. We've got two contestants online. Hello Daniel, Hey, how you go? I'm good? And Lazarre sin Campbetown.

Hello, good a Clinton?

How are we?

I'm good? My friend? Hey, who's gonna beIN origin?

Who got the blue?

The Blues? I'll tell you what, because you're a Blue supporter, you can go first. Your thirty second stouts now. Ziggy Stardust was a fictional character created by which songwriter David Bowie. True or false? Munich is the capital of Germany? False, it's Berlin. What is the mobile phone named after a robot? The mobile phone model named after a robot? Seem android? Which year? I'm going to ask you one more question, because you're a good fellow. Which year did the Sydney Opera House open?

Ah before?

Nah?

Not seventy four but seventy three. Unfortunately I've given you extra time. You have finished with zero. You're not out of it. We've actually had a tiebreaker with zero previously. Now, Daniel, you've got to get one right. Okay, you reckon, you can do that.

Hopefully, give me an easier question than these one. Steeve okay.

Former Beetle Ringo Star was the first storyteller for which children's TV show us Thomas the Team Engine. How many siblings did Ned Kelly have? Eight or ten? Eight? Correct?

Guess what You're the winnerdie, Well done, Daniel. Congratulations, We're going to send you out a double pass to PBR Australia's Origin three.

That's professional bull riding. You can get tickets online PBR Australia dot com dot au. They are contesting Origin three the fifth of July. Congratulations Daniel, bad luck Zaris zero not probably your finest performance. We'll play again tomorrow. Layers from Melbourne where a major shopping center has been placed in the lockdown. It's the Northland Shopping Center which is in Preston's in the northeast. The driver is still on

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Get a Clinton Yew.

I've been left behind with you.

I didn't.

I didn't trust myself to head out with MG checking out the night spots of Perth. So I'm just going to stay here and hold the fort, have a barbecue at home. MG will be car hosting from up to stadium. Peter Hlandy's boss of the Auroral Commission, You'll be dropping in for a chat as well.

Oh good stuff. Where do you think future Origin games? And I know it's now tradition to play one into state or at a neutral venue. Do you think we could take it overseas well?

I think the early place would be Auckland. I think it should stay in the heartlands, mate, that's where state of origin belongs. I don't mind it going occasionally in the state, but Auckland for me would be the end of it. But then there's a time zone issue there, so I think I think that's about it.

Darren's actually made just that point in the text line because you'd end up having if it was going to be played at the same time. Here it's a ten p ten o'clock. It's just not gonna work. We actually have to play it on Sunday. I reckon it might be have to be a outdake.

So many questions, mate, but let's just embrace Perth for the time being. Around sixty thousand there. It's been a bit of a wet day, but hopefully it's going to be a hot game. And Danika Mason also will drop in for a chat from nine to preview the big game. You tip Blues always Blues Blues by ten.

Yeah, look, I think that the Blues should be too good. I just worry whether the Morons will galvanized with all this drama and the Sharks reverse. I think I've got my Blues Blues Cappy. I think it'll be the Blues. Thanks Hawsey wild Water Sport's coming up from six o'clock tonight. Continuous Call team on air from seven with Levy and the Boys before John Stanley. Lad it's not don't forget the Winter Wheel will be back on Sydney Now tomorrow. That's Sydney Now,