Mark the Week: The Warriors selling out tells you about support, fandom and love

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. 

 

The Olympics: 5/10 

Is it just me? I'm not feeling it. It could be the timezone or it could be the medal count, but I am hoping week two supplies a bit more success and a bit more drama. 

 

The Greens: 2/10 

Months of procrastination, only to culminate in more procrastination with yet another letter. Imagine if they had to actually make a decision. 

 

The Warriors: 8/10 

Yes they won and they are still in the hunt, but selling out your entire season and being the first and only NRL club ever to do so tells you about support, fandom and love. 

 

Andrew Coster: 5/10 

Read the room and got the memo. 

 

Māori wards law: 8/10 

Simeon Brown is the minister who drove it through. He got it in one. A good day for democracy. 

 

Kamala Harris: 7/10 

Since the ascendency she doesn't seem to have done a thing wrong. Money is flowing and the polls are moving. 

 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Time now to mark the week, little piece of using
current of intersts as clear and refreshing as a glass
of sin water. Are the Olympics five child for New Zealand?
I mean, is it just me? I'm yet to really
feel it. I mean the rowing helped overnight could be
the time zone I guess could be the medal count.
I'm hoping Week two provides a little bit more success,
a little bit more drama. Are the Greens two months

(00:20):
of procrastination only culminated more procrastination with yet another letter.
Imagine if they had to actually make a decision. Are
the Worries ah cut the wire? They won? They're still
in the hunt, but selling out this week as we
found out your entire season and being the first and
only NROL club ever to do so tells you about support,
fandom and low. Yes, yes, yes, we've got the use
tonight Andrew cast of five yep read the room got

(00:43):
the memo tax cut seven. Because it's important to remember,
we are not a bank. We are not to be bled.
We are not a fiscal tap for incompetent politicians to
hose away hard earned coin. In New Zealand six for
being at least honest about climate targets. Pumpkins seven. Now
the player in the summer of growth, prices have tanked

(01:04):
on the pumpkins. Good for the punter, of course, not
for the gra but good for the punter. And who
doesn't love rose pumpkin? Marii Wardlaws eight. Siman Brown, the
minister who drove that through intero law this week got
it and won a good day for democracy speaking, which
are the abolition of the health system's ethnic equity adjuster seven.
Health is about health, not race toy.

Speaker 2 (01:23):
World seven Yeah back and wrote a part of the
Reduve love it Bremworth seven two million to sprook wooll
is a wonderful story not told widely and passionately enough.

Speaker 1 (01:35):
And we'll have more on that in the next half
our Joe Biden's three.

Speaker 2 (01:38):
This is a very good afternoon.

Speaker 1 (01:40):
Writing op eds about Supreme Court reform, knowing nothing will
come of it. It's a bit of a sadd Karmala
Harris seven. I didn't know she was black, since the
ass Sea doesn't seem to have done a thing wrong. Really,
if you think about it, money's flying in the polls
and moving. August six, I mean August, Yes, it's the
second of August, Explain to me where the year is gone.
That's the week copies on the website and not one
jot of this has any amount of AI anywhere near

(02:02):
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