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George, looks like 3,000 stories tonight.
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Got enough cushions there, Frank?
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I think there's a freebie in this for me.
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Up to six Australians could face charges for trying to smuggle hundreds of fossils to Japan.
Federal police uncovered the record after a $600 million fossil, or rather a 600, let me try that again, a 600 million year old fossil,
with a possible value of some $600,000, disappeared from the Flinders ranges.
This is not a laughing matter.
Deneke's going to help me tonight, you ripper.
I like the way he assists me.
Later that night...
Tuggy, you're doing a great job there, mate.
Remember this girl?
Several years ago, a budding young journo named Marina Remsley did work experience at ADS 10.
I'm going to be an Andrew Mayall.
Well, her wish came true in 1991.
And these increases...
Oh, fuck.
Oh, shit.
OK.
This is really being Channel 8 days.
I wonder why they used to call me Take 40 Marina.
Mr. Keating, are you aware of what Senator Richardson has said today?
Don't be a child, son, don't be a child.
Don't be a child.
Journalists are supposed to be grown up, aren't they?
Mr. Clark, he said, was committing serious errors of judgment, tolerating such errors by others,
and being notoriously, dangerously blown about by the wind.
That's a nice toy you've got on there.
Yeah, yeah, it is actually, isn't it?
Can I have the keys?
No, look.
You're on the keys.
I'm on the keys.
Here's the keys.
It's a very embarrassing situation.
You've got yourself into it.
Yeah.
Pantoring over the hills, the horses were flying.
To say we weren't scared would be more than lying.
But when it seemed the townies had found their seat, a cameraman fell, but still got back up on his feet.
Apart from the thrilling racing, skydivers of rock band and stuntman Ken Maroney, the Human Torch,
will also add to the entertainment.
We believe Ken enjoyed a hot and spicy chicken back for lunch.
Pride Ampere 10 Eyewitness News.
Good old auntie provided a few laughs, especially in the news car field.
Finding a car park is no problem for the fearless ABC.
They make their own.
But when it's time to leave, well, that's another story.
You've been there, haven't you?
Yes, more than once.
And I'll go again.
Marvelous place.
The Thai people are a pleasure to deal with.
They really are.
All right, we'll have to put it down.
You're a world traveler.
I'm surprised you've been there.
Oh, thank you very much.
Thanks, Pete.
You've been everywhere but.
Yeah, probably.
All right.
We'll take a break and then we'll return with Keith.
In fact, we won't.
No, we're going to do sport.
Oh, you want to surprise me again.
Yeah, I tell you what.
It's been that sort of week.
We have a few more hours just to pack the bag now and head out to Heathrow and we'll
be coming straight through.
We journey for about 24 hours and the God willing, we'll be back home and dear old
Adelaide early on Sunday morning.
Well, you enjoy it.
Travel safely.
Thanks for the week.
OK.
Thank you, George.
The chop.
OK, we can't shut him up, you see.
Well, the big game gets underway just after eight o'clock.
Brian Lamperl is down at football park at the moment.
It's pretty good down here at the moment.
The crowd's building up.
There's a huge crowd outside the gates when we arrived.
Probably about thousands of people outside the gates.
No lines in there.
Everybody flowing in pretty well and as you can see from behind me, the stadium's filling
fairly fast.
But these aren't just any old goats.
They're the boar goats and in goating circles.
You're a lovely creature.
Korea, the world and everything is not happening the way it's supposed to be, but really, it's
happening.
If it was all down to me, is this on?
No.
It's on.
Fuck off.
I've now had just four glasses of wine in 50 minutes and I certainly don't feel able
to drive a car, but I'll see what my blood alcohol level is.
Jane Wilcox didn't let the team down.
In true eyewitness news fashion, she poured her heart and soul into a story about the
new.05 laws.
Eight glasses of wine later, I'm hiccuping, which is the stereotypical kind of thing about
alcohol.
I'm sorry.
I'm going to see what I breathe now.
It's going to be working well over the limit.
True to form, she proved she really is a two-pot screamer.
Oh my god.
I can't do this.
Oh my god.
Eight glasses of wine later.
I know I am well over the.05,.08 limit.
I've got hiccups, as you can hear.
Let's see what I blow.
Oh my god.
I'm well over the old limit and the new limit.
I am fucked.