Mark the Week: A good start for Super Rugby

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. 

 

Super Rugby: 7/10 

Good start, good rugby, no one knows who is going to win and the crowds were okay. 

 

Jannik Sinner and tennis: 3/10 

For a sport that I assumed didn’t want to look shonky, it's got a very WWE vibe about it these days. 

 

Farmers: 9/10 

At over $10 in dairy and regulation driven by reality, not fairy tales, it's no wonder they are feeling good. 

 

Bootcamps: 6/10 

The report spoke well of the pilot. Pity the media didn’t cover more of the report, as opposed to the Labour Party pile on. 

 

Debbie from the Māori Party: 1/10 

When you are that detached from the world in which you are allegedly serving, and on holiday while you're displaying your ignorance, you've got to wonder. Mind you, as Rawiri Waititi so eloquently, and yet incorrectly, put it, it could be a hatch job. 

 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Trying to mark the week, little piece of news and
current of incidence as popular as as como holiday, snap
on TikTok. Super Rugby seven Yep, good start, good rugby.
No one knows who's going to win. The crowds were
okay the Warriors seven haven't lost yet, thrashed Melbourne, big crowd,
Vegas here we come and got that right. Jd Vant

(00:23):
six bad out and six. Thanks to all of you
for making it possible for us to do all the
great work we've been doing it bad example with Romania,
but the point about Europe was a wake up call
and actually pretty accurate. Zelenski two about as bad a
week as a week can get center and Tennis three.
I mean, for a sport that I assumed didn't want

(00:43):
to look shonky, it's got a very w w E
vibe about it these days. Farm it's nine A and
theary regulation driven by reality, not fairy tales these days,
and no wonder they're feeling good. White Lotus seven still
looks good despite the reviews. And look, if you believe
the rebuty clearly can't think for yourself. Sir Brian Roach's
report three, I mean you despair hopelessness for all to see.

(01:07):
Cole seven never been more popular. Ask Genesis boot Camp six.
The report spoke well of the pilot pittying the media.
You didn't cover more of the report as opposed to
the Labour Party pylon speaking of pylons, school lunches one.
By the time we got the halal bitch and the
loss of community comment, it reached peak idiocy. Speaking of bitching.

(01:28):
Everyone must go too, you know what it might actually work.
Moaning about a strap line is the easiest thing in
the world, and everyone doesn't. Speaking of which, December tourist
number seven up and those Americans can't get enough of
its manufacturing eight because it turned positive for the first
time since they made the steam engine Debbi from the

(01:50):
Maori Party one. I wasn't aware of what had gone
on winged that detached from the world in which are
allegedly being old and on holiday while you're displaying your ignorance.
You gotta wonder, mind you, as Rawori so eloquently and
yet incorrectly put it, it could be a hatch job.

(02:11):
And that is the week. Copies on the website and
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