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The water continued to attack Chicago's vital basement underworld as if it were a spreading cancer,
a disease that could cost Chicago billions of dollars before it is eradicated.
This is a cave in. You can see what's cracked off in here.
There had been an early diagnosis, but the patient, the City of Chicago, ignored it.
A cable television survey team in mid-January discovered and videotaped a 20 by 6 foot partial cave in of the tunnel,
which runs beneath the Chicago River.
Four months after the first warning, repair work was planned, but not initiated,
before the tunnel wall collapsed yesterday morning under the weight of the Chicago River.
It was time to assess blame, and Mayor Richard Daley pointed the first finger.
This morning I have requested and received the resignation of Acting Transportation Commissioner John LaPlante.
New pilings placed last September in the Chicago River apparently weakened the old tunnel wall.
About 200 buildings, many of them giant skyscrapers, remain closed today because their basements continued to flood,
and their power was cut off.
Chicago's futures and commodities exchanges have suffered giant losses.
We estimate that there was about $25 billion in underlying value of trades not executed yesterday because of the early flows.
Efforts to plug the hole and drain the water continue, but it could be weeks before Chicago dries out.
A lava flow from Mount Edna continues to bear down on a small and very worried Sicilian town.
Despite the best efforts of an array of experts, it's already destroyed one house.
As tree owner Holden reports, the flow has been slowed slightly, but it's far from under control.
Coming everything in its path as it inches towards the town of Zapporana, the river of molten rock seems unstoppable.
After breaching the last man-made barrier of soil early this morning,
the lava crept down the hillside wrapping itself around the first house in its way, swallowing it up in flames.
In a gesture of despair, the helpless owner put out a table with bread and a bottle of wine, in his words,
to welcome the lava. After all, there was little else he could do.
And angry at Rome's response to the crisis, he daubed an ironic thank you message on the crumbling walls of his home.
Relentlessly, the lava has kept its course, creeping towards the town of 7,000 people.
All attempts to divert the flow have failed.
Explosions designed to create a natural barrier didn't work,
and concrete blocks dropped higher up the volcano did not stem the flow.
But the Italian authorities say they haven't given up hope.
The latest move is to drop much larger slabs of concrete into the lava.
Plans have been made to evacuate Zapporana, although so far officials have not ordered people out of their homes.
Fighting has intensified in the Yugoslav state of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The strategically important Muslim-held town of Vizigrad is under heavy attack by Serbian-led federal troops.
There's also a battle underway for control of a hydroelectric dam, which Muslim defenders have threatened to blow up.
In the capital, Sarajevo, clashes continue.
Army tanks have moved into two suburbs where federal troops have fired on Muslim units.
An estimated 132,000 people have been driven from their homes by the fighting.
Russia's own silence of the lamb-style serial killing is having its sequel in court.
A man is accused of mutilating and murdering up to 53 people during a 12-year rampage.
Andrei Chukotilo, once a respectable family man and Communist Party member, terrorised southern Russia during 12 years of slaughter.
Today he was brought into the courtroom and left for several minutes to face the wrath of his victims' relations.
Let me at him, they cried, let us avenge his filthy crimes.
Had it not been for the bars of his cage, it seemed at times they might have torn him apart.
The judge read from the first of 222 volumes of evidence relating the details of Chukotilo's 53 murders and acts of cannibalism from 1979 until his arrest in November 1990.
As he spoke of how Chukotilo, now aged 56, lured children and young women into woods and mutilated their bodies,
a doctor had to be called in to administer sedatives to those gathered in the crowded courtroom.
Chukotilo has confessed to the murders and faces the death sentence if convicted.
59 criminals were executed in Russia last year, but this man will go down in history as Russia's bloodiest serial killer.
When we return, a new device for those forced to sit for long periods.
And Adelaide's art community takes to the streets.
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Fears of a $7 million reduction in South Australia's arts budget drew more than 100 protestors to the steps of parliament today.
The State Government is to release a series of internal investigations into arts funding on Monday,
and there's speculation of a 10 to 15% cut in spending.
More than 4,200 signatures urging the Government to maintain the current level of funding
were given to Independent MP Terry Groom to present to Parliament.
Death warnings today as Aborigines criticise the latest plan to sell sacred artefacts.
The objects could be part of the priceless Straylo collection, and if they are, the custodians want them back.
The Straylo collection is held in a vault in Alice Springs.
It comprises some 1,500 sacred artefacts purchased by the Federal Government in 1987.
They were collected over a lifetime by Professor Ted Straylo
and provide the only accurate picture of Aboriginal culture in the world.
Now, Carl Straylo wants to sell another 200 objects on the open market.
He reportedly hopes to make $6 million.
Many of the objects are sacred Jaringa stones which tell the story of the land.
According to tradition, dire penalties exist for anyone who views the stones without the owner's permission.
I just can't walk in there and see somebody else's things, you know, like sacred things.
If I do, well, they'll kill me, you know. That's Aboriginal law.
The Straylo Centre believes some of these objects may have been part of the original collection.
If so, they argue they should be returned.
The Straylo Centre has been asked to ascertain whether or not they were in fact material or items
which were collected by Professor Straylo during his research work here in Central Australia.
Heritage Minister Susan Lennahan says she's prepared to order that the objects be surrendered
to the South Australian Museum for assessment.
Even if they don't form part of the collection, their sale must be discussed with the traditional owners.
Alan Murrell, 10 Eyewitness News.
To Body Talk and tonight a look at two new devices designed to make life more comfortable for the disabled.
Two years ago we reported on the launch of a unique program at the Hampstead Centre's spinal injuries unit.
People paralysed from the waist down demonstrated their ability to walk through electrical stimulation of their leg muscles.
23-year-old Melissa Ferrett was and still is one of the guinea pigs.
Now she's testing another invention that incorporates electrical stimulation to help her stand.
I get very uncomfortable sitting in the chair all the time in constant period.
Really like the spasm just goes berserk and I get sore and agitated and yeah just uncomfortable.
This aluminium compactable standing frame was designed by the clinical engineering team at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
When it comes on the market within the next six months it will cost about $900.
It increases the drainage, may improve bladder and bowel function.
It loads the skeleton up and it straightens the joints out.
And once again there is that element of being upright eye to eye with the rest of the world.
Melissa agrees just proving you can still stand means a great deal.
As a competitive swimmer who last week narrowly missed out on selection for the Barcelona Paralympics, it's imperative she keeps her body flexible.
A second device recently imported from America is also proving a great aid in preventing muscle wastage.
Called a hybrid exerciser, it too uses electrical stimulation to artificially exercise leg muscles while simultaneously giving the arms a good workout.
Carolyn Jones, 10 Eyewitness News.
Here's coming up we have the headline stories.
Including an attack on our cameraman as we investigate a sex scam.
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Now updating today's top stories and Premier John Bannon has written to Prime Minister Keating voicing his concerns at today's closure of a local firm.
250 people lost their jobs at the Palm Beach Towel Company at Osullivan Beach.
Mr Bannon says other textile companies in the state are under pressure.
He's called on Mr Keating to review tariff policies, saying there's a need for a more proactive industry policy to assist in the restructuring of affected industries.
It's been another black day for South Australian taxpayers.
International agency Moody's has further downgraded the state's credit rating.
The state government and its financial institutions are now rated AA2, the same level as Victoria and Tasmania.
Moody's has blamed the downgrading on continuing fallout from the state bank bailout, the effects of the recession and the inaction of the Bannon government.
The opposition says the move will cost taxpayers an extra $50 million in interest payments while the government denies the impact will be that great.
And another Bannon government financial institution has been plunged into crisis by a court decision.
Workers' compensation giant WorkCover now faces a $100 million blowout in its unfunded liability.
For almost a year WorkCover has fought for the right to reduce workers' compensation benefits to some injured workers after two years of payments.
The legal struggle was seen as crucial in curbing the scheme's massive unfunded liability.
In the Supreme Court today, WorkCover lost its last appeal.
Unions have hailed the decision as a victory for workers' rights, but WorkCover now faces major financial problems which can only be remedied by changes to the law.
The opposition says tougher legislation should have been in place a year ago.
Now the government still refuses to do anything about it. The minister and the government, I believe, are incompetent.
Labor Minister Bob Gregory says WorkCover changes currently before Parliament may have to be redrawn in light of today's court ruling.
Now it's being studied and when the full ramifications of it are understood, will we take the appropriate action?
With WorkCover already admitting it will be harder to keep charges down, the push from employers for major reform is now set to gain momentum.
Chris Kenny, 10 Eyewitness News.
Cigarettes will carry stronger health warnings from July next year.
State Health Ministers today agreed to have the words, smoking causes lung cancer, in large print on the flip top of cigarette packets.
Information about tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide content will cover one side of the packet.
The minister's also considered alcohol marketing but don't see a need for any change at present.
Since our exclusive revelations about a sex scam operating in Adelaide, we've been searching for the man running the agency.
Today we finally confronted him and the meeting proved explosive. More from Paul Macon.
We've lifted the lid off the sex scam but I still up until today haven't been able to talk to one of the principals.
It goes under three names, Peter, Barry or John. He along with Anne-Marie operate ongoing introduction investments.
They did work out of these premises at Hackney. They're closed now, following our story.
The sex scam involves advertising for married men to meet discontented housewives for fun times.
$48 is charged for a first meeting. They're coffied, as they say, to find out if they're police or media.
Later the man is told that that lady got cold feet and they'll have to meet another woman at a motel.
All they do is talk to avoid the man getting suspicious.
But they are relieved of $65 to pay for half the motel room, supposedly.
What the man doesn't know is he's one of up to a dozen seen by that same woman, all at $65 a throw.
Throughout all of this he's told a pack of lies by the woman about her life.
The third time they meet, a prostitute may give sex to the man.
Most of them are prostitutes, like they started off prostitution before.
Other are just trained to do that job. They want to earn a lot of money, so they're trained to do it.
I've been after Barry Sainsbury, the man working with Anne-Marie for weeks.
Today, after spending four hours tailing him around Adelaide suburbs, I cornered him near the East End markets.
Don't, don't, don't, the camera. Hey, hey, hey, let go, Barry, Barry, let go.
Why did you do that, Barry?
Despite having a car parked nearby, Barry tried to leave on an STA bus.
Open up, please.
Come on, Barry, talk to us. Talk to us.
He then decided to take me somewhere for a talk.
What are you doing? Come on.
Sure.
We're going to have a little talk. All right?
Have a talk.
Now it seemed as if Barry wanted to talk about his business.
I soon found myself sitting on a step in an alleyway, listening to his side of the story.
What would you like to know, Paul?
Well, tell me. You know, we're saying you're running a sex scam.
We've provided the evidence, and you tell us if that's true or not.
That's false. You needed a smutty little story to complete the hinge.
Now you've got it, Paul. Would you care to have me on television, Paul?
You are on television.
I know, but would you care to have an interview with me?
I'm interviewing you now.
Oh.
The scam that you're operating...
No, Paul, it's not a scam. You are putting a smutty word there.
Try another word. You're an educated man. What else can you come up with, Paul?
Sex scam.
That's still a smutty word.
Marriage scam.
Mm-hmm.
I've got a funny feeling that you were on the books and got burnt.
Oh!
Yes?
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
No, ha-ha-ha-ha-ha, about it.
I am sure you have been on the books and got burnt.
You've had an affair outside of your marriage, Paul. I will guarantee that.
And I'll guarantee you're not prepared to put this in bloody air.
Well, I...
How has your wife been on the books?
Well, I can answer that, because I'm not married.
We're not married. Your mother?
I'm divorced. My mother.
Mm-hmm.
My mother's been on your books.
No, I said, has she?
Oh!
Any ladies that you know, Paul?
Have you had an affair on the books, Paul?
No, don't run away, Paul.
Come back! Talk to me, Paul. What's wrong with you?
Are we a coward as well, Paul?
Frightened? Running away?
Come on, Paul, let's see you print this.
My conversation with Mr Barry Sainsbury was interesting to say the least.
Thank you. Put it on television, Doctor.
A 75-year-old pensioner has slammed the state's health system
after learning he'll have to wait three years for a knee operation.
The man's doctor told him he needed the operation urgently in 1990,
but he's still waiting.
With chronic arthritis in his right knee,
William Hescock could hardly negotiate the Parliament House steps.
Two years ago, his orthopaedic surgeon told him he needed one knee replaced immediately
and the other within months.
The Murray Ridge pensioner claims the Royal Adelaide Hospital
kept deferring his operations.
In February this year, though, doctors replaced his left knee
after it deteriorated dramatically.
But he claims he's now been told it will take another 15 months
before the other operation.
The health system stinks.
What can you do?
Well, I suppose that Blake could get it done privately
and pay for it, about $10,000 worth.
Can you afford that?
I'd have to borrow the money to get it done.
But because Mr Hescock says he will have to wait,
he enlisted the support of local Liberal MP Peter Lewis.
So has 51-year-old Arlene Davidson, also of Murray Ridge,
who learnt last month that she might have breast cancer.
But the Flinders Medical Centre says it will be at least a month
before her condition can be assessed.
I don't think anybody should have to wait for medical treatment,
regardless of what they've got wrong with them.
You just shouldn't have to wait.
Premier Bannon agrees and says such cases shouldn't occur
and he will investigate.
John Parrington, 10 Eyewitness News.
Alan Bond has told a bank-appointed trustee
he has little cash and no assets in Australia.
Trustee Robert Ramsey has demanded a detailed list
of Bond's assets and belongings,
as creditors wait to hear what they may get back.
A remarkable game of cat and mouse today
as media speculation about Alan Bond's plans
to escape bankruptcy reached fever pitch.
Trailed from his office to that of his lawyers,
Bond refused to answer questions,
maintaining the enigmatic smile
that's rarely left his lips the last three days.
But signs of weariness with the constant media pressure
are beginning to show.
The press? Yes, yes.
I've got a policy I'd like to talk to the press at the press time.
Is there any likelihood you're going to break your silence at all soon, Mr Bond?
With a comment?
No.
Bond's way out of bankruptcy lies in discharging his $255 million debt
with his one substantiated creditor, the Hong Kong Bank.
But he's reportedly told trustee Robert Ramsey
he has almost nothing left by way of assets, either here or overseas.
The land cruiser he's been seen driving
supposedly lent to him by a friend,
while his son has given him the use of a Mercedes.
Immediately after a Royal Commission appearance today,
Bond went to see the trustee in his office
to begin the task of detailing the distribution of his assets.
The Captain Mark Phillips' paternity suit is still alive,
despite British reports to the contrary.
Heather Tonkin, the woman who claims Captain Phillips fathered her daughter,
says there's been no out-of-court settlement, as rumoured.
Tonkin wasn't talking as she arrived home with daughter Bunny
at their Whitford property south of Auckland.
Tonkin said she had no comment to make about the latest claims
by the London journalist who first broke the Captain Phillips paternity story.
Norman Luck believes an out-of-court settlement has been made
between Tonkin and Captain Phillips' lawyers.
I understand a trust fund has been set up for Felicity
to ensure her maintenance and her education till the age of 21.
Is there any confidentiality cause, any gagging clause in that agreement?
I think that is one of the foremost conditions of the contract.
Ms Tonkin's lawyer, Kevin Ryan, however, says the claims are erroneous.
There's definitely been no settlement.
He says Luck has probably become confused over a contract settlement
with a newspaper in London two or three weeks ago.
That is, Heather Tonkin's contract with Luck to tell her story to the Daily Express.
If Tonkin and her lawyer had settled, then the family court would have to be told.
So as far as Ms Tonkin's lawyer is concerned, Captain Phillips will still have to have his day in court.
Excellent sport. The NBL Tribunal bans a league coach.
Crisis time for the North Adelaide Football Club and the longest golf hole in the world.
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On Hinch tonight at 7 o'clock, Alan Bond, the man behind that big spending corporate image.
We lift the curtain on Australia's most high profile bankrupt
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Plus the shame of Marilinga.
The victims of our atomic bomb tests may die before they get justice.
That's life. That's Hinch tonight at 7.
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Good evening. It's crisis time for last year's Premier North Adelaide.
This Saturday's game against the Eagles is do or die for season 92.
And according to coach Mike Noonan, a significant change in attitude is required to reverse the Roosters losing streak.
It's been a tough opening to the year for the Roosters fans.
A lacklustre performance during the Foundation Cup was explained away as experimentation.
Now with four straight losses in the Premiership season,
North finds itself in the unlikely position on the bottom of the Premiership ladder.
And coach Mike Noonan wants action.
Well a large part of it has to occur from inside the club, inside the players.
And re-establish some motivation and some goals.
And I think just be a lot more offensive about the way we go about our football.
Captain Kim Clonk knows this Saturday's game against the Eagles provides the perfect opportunity to regain that winning feeling.
What's happened in the past is past, whether it's a grand final, whether it's losing the first four games.
And start looking at the future. And the future is Saturday.
And we have to work as a team to get there and basically get the runs on the board.
Essentially it comes back to commitment and fitness by the players, patience by the fans and job security for the coach.
It's not a problem if you're losing games earlier in the year with your job on the line.
The problem is if you're stuck with it at the end of the year because that's when you normally lose your job.
The North Melbourne Giants will take on the Illawarra Hawks tonight without coach Bruce Palmer.
Palmer was suspended for one match by the NBL Tribunal following a fiery encounter in Newcastle last Friday.
North Melbourne lost both its road games last weekend by a combined total of just three points, making it three straight losses to start the new season.
To make matters worse, Bruce Palmer was reported after the Newcastle game ended controversially.
Palmer was livid with the refereeing and made his feelings obvious.
Today though, he was made to pay. He was fined $1,000 plus a one-week suspended sentence was invoked for misconduct.
Palmer has copped it on the chin.
I fully accept responsibility for my actions because as I viewed it on the tape it certainly didn't look good.
But it's something that I felt I had to do and I don't regret doing it.
It's just an unfortunate thing that now it brings a little bit of discredit to the game, which hurts me and to myself and to the Giants.
The referees didn't escape the match unscathed either.
The NBL refused to comment today, however I believe both have been reprimanded and one will be missing from action for at least a month.
Three Adelaide weightlifters have been selected in the Australian squad to compete in New Zealand next month.
Their inclusion comes after we revealed last night that five former Eastern Bloc lifters will be denied Australian citizenship.
Commonwealth Games silver medallist Jason Roberts is one of three South Australians selected to compete in next month's Oceania and Commonwealth Championships.
He had qualified and been included in the Australian team for the competition before.
But national selectors then attempted to include five former Eastern Bloc lifters at the expense of Australian members.
The move failed yesterday when all five were denied citizenship.
I was very upset about it.
I can't speak on behalf of the other guys but I don't see how they would have been very pleased about it at all.
Mainly because, not because they were imports and not because they were from another country, simply because they weren't Australians and they were in an Australian team for no other reason than that.
Roberts has now been included once again to the Australian squad along with fellow South Australians Chris Burdon and Peter Banjak.
I'm very happy with the outcome and I don't know whether or not any or all of them will even stay in this country now.
They are still Bulgarians, they may even go back and try for their own national team.
The final Olympic trials will be held in Melbourne a week after the New Zealand Championships.
Craig McGann, 10 Eyewitness News.
The Australian Cricket Academy has received its fifth intake in Adelaide backed by a further three year sponsorship from the Commonwealth Bank.
The AIS program will also take a new direction by scheduling more one day matches.
Fourteen young players were introduced today by head coach Rod Marsh.
The scholarship holders include three from South Australia, four from New South Wales, three from Western Australia, two from Tasmania and one each from Victoria and Queensland.
Ten of the players were included in the Academy team which made the first official cricket tour of South Africa in 22 years last month.
In the wake of the tour this year's intake can expect a change of direction.
I don't want to sacrifice the four day cricket for the one day cricket but I think we're going to have to play more one day cricket than we did last year.
Mainly because after seeing what happened in South Africa, what's going on in South Africa, it's all one day cricket.
It's one day cricket all around the world now and we're going to have to make the young players very proficient and efficient at one day cricket because we saw what happened in the World Cup.
The Academy's been boosted with the Commonwealth Bank renewing its sponsorship for the next three years.
It also boasts two players who have been selected in the Australian team.
Shane Warren and Damian Martin have been included in the squad to tour Sri Lanka in August.
I was very privileged to be the first person where everyone you sort of remember when you're in the side one is going to be the first person to play and we all said Michael Bevan or someone like that.
The scholarship holders will now undertake eight months of intensive training.
Academy officials are hopeful during that time a cricket tour of India will be organised.
Craig McGahan, Ten Eyewitness News.
Well just when we thought Augusta, the home of the US Masters, was a tough golf course, there's a past 70 course in Alaska which is pretty demanding too.
Past 70 that is for just one hole.
In Kodiak, Alaska it isn't the green fees that are steep, it's the golf course itself.
From T to green is a distance of more than a kilometre and a half, rising some 400 metres from the valley floor.
And with all the hazards of bushes, cliffs and sleeping bears, the caddies act as spotters.
Right over your head.
Good shot, good shot.
You see it?
I heard it land, it could have landed anywhere.
This bloke teed off early setting a new course record of 22 shots, but this fellow eventually proved the championship winner.
His ball rolling into a bucket sized cup for a score of 19.
Rick Keegan, Ten Eyewitness News.
That's innovative, I like the size of the cup.
Yes, that would help wouldn't it?
Me especially.
And me.
Just before we go some baseball news, LA Dodgers coach Joe Vavra has been appointed to lead the Adelaide Giants for the next two years.
Of course Tony Harris and Gerald Wagner are currently working with Vavra at the Dodgers spring training camp.
LA Dodgers coach, eh?
Yes, where do you think the training camp is?
No idea.
It's at Dodger Town.
Is that American or isn't it?
Thank you.
Sounds a bit like Disneyland, doesn't it?
Thanks.
Both the Premier and the Leader of the Opposition donned their wet weather gear and helmets today in a race for the environment.
The two men took advantage of the first ride to work day to pedal to Parliament.
It must be a first.
Policy pushers becoming pedal pushing pollies.
Cycling to set an example on our first ride to work day.
That's when I fell for, leader of the pack.
The Premier dug out his old deadly treadley.
It's getting a bit ancient now, in fact it required a few brisk repairs for today's event.
And it's gearless to aid fitness.
I must admit it won't be able to outpace some of the trendy modern bikes.
And the leader from the other pack chose Kensington Road to cycle to the city centre.
A clever choice.
Well that happens to be where I live and it also happens to be downhill so I thought it was a very good choice.
I don't know how I'm going to be going home tonight though.
I'll never forget him, leader of the pack.
The rainy ride was to encourage others to cycle to save money, energy and the planet.
So I think it's very pleasant.
I'd recommend that everyone gets a weather forecast first though.
It's not so much fun on a day like today.
One does notice the real traffic volume and it's also true that the average motorist doesn't really spare much thought for the cyclist.
But nonetheless the car tends to be pretty arrogant on the road unfortunately.
But it's the bike that far outstrips the car in new sales and the Premier says if that trend continues,
better tracks and paths will be built for bike riders.
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Next, Keith with the early Easter forecast.
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Good evening to you.
Well, after the early showers, didn't turn out to be a bad sort of day.
And as you saw earlier, we spent some time down today at the South Australian
Historical Aviation Museum.
We have a few more pictures from there for you tonight.
Just very briefly, so if you're thinking about going somewhere on the weekend,
the port is the place to go at the moment.
They have the Railway Museum, the Maritime Museum,
and of course this wonderful aviation museum.
It's well worth a look.
It's in Mundy Street, M-U-N-D-Y, Mundy Street Port Handle Aid,
down near the docks, and it's only about $3 to go in, well worth a look.
Now, weather-wise, today here in the city, we had a top of 22.2 degrees.
That's average for this time of year.
That came at 20 past 2 this afternoon.
The overnight low, 16.7 degrees, coming at 20 past 7 this morning.
Now, nationally today, just a few showers in Brisbane, so too Melbourne.
There are one or two spots in Hobart and the Alice and in Darwin,
but elsewhere today it's been mainly fine.
Now, as far as our weather is concerned, there's the rain band that move through,
produce scattered light falls between 4 and 10 millimetres, all very welcome,
leaving us with mainly fine conditions tomorrow.
Of course, we have this moderating southerly stream.
There will be the odd spot tonight, southern coast and ranges,
but as that high develops tomorrow, the wind will drop right out,
and so any shower activity will contract to the southeast coast.
But having said that, there's still a lot of moisture lurking in the northwestern part of the state,
where there will be thunderstorms tomorrow,
and that will become very important here on Sunday.
But for the central areas tomorrow, basically it's going to be fine,
mainly sunny with a top here around 23 degrees.
The high about here, just a light wind situation for Good Friday, mainly sunny.
Thunderstorms still here, but locally it will be a fine day,
with a temperature here Friday around 24 or 25 degrees.
Now, at this stage on Saturday, we'll still have that northeasterly,
but on Saturday we're going to see increasing cloud, but it will be dry here.
For Adelaide, we'll probably have a temperature around 27, 28 degrees.
For Oakbank, say 23, 24 degrees.
Not a bad day up there, but becoming fairly overcast.
And that is the weekend progresses into Sunday.
It does look like rain will develop here, so it will be a cooler day.
Hard to tell depending on the amount of rain.
It should develop probably on Sunday morning, so Sunday looks like becoming wet.
And at this stage, the early guess for Monday is that conditions will be cool
and quite windy with some showers.
So if you're thinking about Oakbank on Monday,
you might need the winter wallies and the wellies.
Now, if you're going to the state tomorrow, there will be some showers in Cairns.
Late showers are forecast for Newcastle and Sydney,
one or two spots, Melbourne and in Hobart.
Could be showers in Darwin.
There could be a late storm in Alice Springs tonight,
but elsewhere tomorrow it's going to be fine.
At home today, it was 18 degrees down at Panola at Mount Burr and Cape Northumberland.
Went to 34 degrees up at Moomba.
The overnight lows out to 14 this morning at Sojourner, so to at Cook.
It got down to 13 degrees at Nullarbor.
And the heaviest fall of rain in the six hours to three o'clock
was 2 millimetres over at Maitland.
The state satellite picture you can see, some moisture, southern coast and ranges,
might squeeze out the odd spot tonight.
It could track to the southeast coast, elsewhere fine,
but with thunderstorms in the far northwest.
Indeed, looking at the state forecast, it verifies all of that.
There could be some overnight fog patches tonight.
Cool to mild on the south tomorrow, warm in the north.
Moderating southerly winds are going to drop right out,
and ocean waves will drop down to 1.5 metres high.
Temperatures around the state tomorrow all very pleasant.
Cooper Pd 25, Victor Harbour 21 degrees.
For local waters, variable winds to 10 knots,
sea breeze back to 7 to 12 waves well under 1 metre high.
With the tides at half past four in the morning
and at the same time tomorrow afternoon.
Now, as for the city, 13 tonight, top tomorrow 23 degrees, mainly sunny.
In the outlook period again, good Friday around 25.
Saturday warm with increasing cloud.
It looks like rain will develop on Sunday.
And at this stage, George, once again for Oakbank on Monday,
it looks like being fairly cool.
Good, thanks for that, Keith.
Unusually high number of household freezers in Adelaide's northeast suburbs
are probably filled with hot cross buns tonight.
Yes, it's the annual Easter bun fight.
This year centered on stores in Clovercrest.
Supermarket giants Bilo and Franklin's battled all day
to boast the best bun bargains.
Both chains claim to be South Australia's cheapest grocer
and they're using the humble Easter bun to prove it.
Last we heard, a pack of six was weight for it, just 10 cents.
Tomorrow in Eyewitness News at 5,
we tell you where to find the state's fishing hot spots over Easter.
And in entertainment...
Biner's Hollywood talks to rocky star and macho action man Carl Weathers.
Weathers takes a swing at Australian theatrical unions,
which he says are doing more harm than good for our film industry.
And Richard Gere tells of the inspiration for his new psychological thriller,
Final Analysis.
And that's the way it is, on this the 15th of April.
I'll see you again at 7.30 in 8.30 for updates.
Thank you. Goodnight. Goodnight.
Good night.
Welcome to Studs. Glad to have you here.
I am so excited, because not only do we have three fabulous stud retreads on the couch,
these ladies have been on the couch before, they wanted to come back.
We've got two of the biggest studs in America.
What we did this fall is we went out and we visited ten different cities
and found the biggest studs in each of those cities.
And tonight, it's Studs night, it's beer night,
because two of the biggest studs in America are going to be here.
And we're going to be here tonight.
And tonight, it's Studs night, it's beer night, because two of the biggest beer cities in America,
Denver and Milwaukee, have sent us their biggest studs to find out who puts a better head on it.
Let's meet the ladies, shall we?
CHEERING
Oh! Hi!
Okay, let me introduce...
Now, you've been on the show before. This is Catherine Morgan,
a 21-year-old high school administrator.
CHEERING
And next to Catherine is Cammie Keegan,
a 21-year-old makeup artist. Welcome to the show, Cammie.
CHEERING
And way down at the end is Kelly Halverson, a 21-year-old manicurist.
Welcome, Michelle, Kelly.
CHEERING
Kelly, glad to see you again.
Now, on the show, you were on before, right? Yep.
Did you end up matching up with the guy? Yes, I won.
Yeah? Well, we're glad to have you back.
Are you still looking for the perfect guy?
Still looking. Haven't found him still looking.
Really? Same definition? What is it?
Mmm, a little different, but still the dark eyes, the dark hair,
a little intelligence, but mysterious.
Mysterious. Mysterious.
Cammie, how about you? What kind of guy are you looking for?
Um, well, I like eyes. They're my favorite. And a nice butt.
But they have to have a personality, and they also like...
In between. Yeah. Yeah.
They have to have a personality, and also like to lay around and be lazy.
OK. All right. Katherine, are you still looking for the perfect guy?
Uh, yeah. Describe him to me.
Six foot, dark hair, dark eyes, good lips.
I like full lips. And a really tight butt. That's important.
Pink and white shirt? Uh, yeah.
Yeah. Dang, I like that.
All right, well, let's see how the two studs from Denver and Milwaukee match up.
Let's meet Jamie and Curtis. Come on out.
CHEERING
Good to see you. Curtis. Jamie just lost his watch.
Welcome to the show, guys.
Right here is Jamie Scout. He's a 21-year-old furniture deliverer.
And he is Milwaukee's biggest stud.
Give him a big hand. Good to have you here, Jamie. Good to see you again.
We went to the Bradford Beach Club in Milwaukee.
Had that big event there. They helped us out at WKLH, right? FM.
And, of course, Fox 24. Great station in Milwaukee.
Glad to have you here. Good beer. Good.
And next to you is Curtis Van Ness, a 23-year-old medical technician.
Welcome to the show, Curtis.
Glad to see you again. It's an honor to meet you.
We found Curtis after the gold rush in beautiful downtown Denver.
And the folks at KS104 and FM.
And, of course, the powerhouse, Fox 31 in Denver.
Big station there. Glad to have you here, Curtis. Thank you.
So we flew you guys here on our dime, put you up in a hotel, your own room.
All you gotta do now is tell us what happened on the dates,
and we'll see which one of you guys is the bigger stud
by figuring out who's got the most hearts at the end of the show.
And then you get to go, if you match up with a girl,
you get to go on a date that we pay for.
Jamie, we're gonna start with you.
Women get a good impression of you over the telephone, you think?
No. I am shy. I'm nervous. I shake when I talk on the phone.
Really? I am. I am.
Well, we asked the ladies what they thought of you
while they were talking to you on the phone, Jamie, and here's what they said.
One of them said he had the quietest, sexiest...
Oh!
The second lady said he sounded like he just came out of a coma.
Oh!
And the third lady said, yes, I found my rock and roll stud.
Yes!
Yes.
Um...
Go ahead, Jamie.
He had the quietest, sexiest, whisper...
Kelly.
Kelly? Yes.
He's going off the bat.
Did he call you from Milwaukee? He called you once you got here.
He called me when he got here, and he was really quiet.
He seemed kind of shy, but yet very sexy.
I thought he was very sexy, and we didn't talk for very long,
but I just... I got a really good feeling.
Okay. He sounded like he just came out of a coma,
or, yes, I found my rock and roll stud.
He sounded like he just came out of a coma. Kimmy.
That was me. There you go!
Oh!
Did a nurse answer the phone when you called?
It was just a very short conversation.
It was like, hi, how are you? Fine. Where are you from? Here?
And it was like, okay, I'll talk to you on Sunday.
So were you looking forward to the date or not?
Don't lie.
Yeah, a little bit. It was more mysterious that way,
because I had nothing to know about.
Okay. All right. Curtis?
Yes.
Enjoying your time here in California?
That's great.
You ever been here before?
Yeah, I was born here.
Glad to have you back. We missed you.
Thanks. Thanks.
Your stuff's...
Your stuff is still in the garage.
Is it?
Yeah.
How would you rate yourself on a scale of one to ten, Curtis?
Uh...
Out here, I'd like it's seven.
These ladies are tough.
What about back home in the mile-high city?
Oh, see, then I got a mile to work with.
Sure.
So that shoots up a couple of notches to at least nine.
Sure. Curtis, here's what the ladies said when we asked them that.
We asked them how to rate you, and here's what they said.
One of them said,
he's the hottest guy I've ever dated.
Whoo hoo!
Second lady said,
oh, my God. It's Elroy Jetson!
Hi!
Liu!
She did!
Third lady said,
his boobs looked like mountains of steel.
Those are the rocky peaks, ladies.
Those are rocky mountains.
Okay, let's start, let's start out with, uh, oh my God,
it's, uh, Elroy Jetson.
That has to be Kelly.
Yes.
Ruh-roh. There you go.
Whoo-hoo!
What do you mean, Ruh-roh?
I don't mean it in a bad way.
No?
No, I mean, when he came to my door,
his hair was kind of puffy right here and then long in the back,
and he just had that kind of expression on his face, like...
Little beanie with a thing on it?
He was wearing a beanie, yeah.
Um, he's the hottest guy I've ever dated,
or his boobs looks like mountains of steel?
Uh, I'm gonna have to say, uh,
he's the hottest guy I ever dated, Katherine.
No.
What'd you say, Katherine?
I said his boobs look like mountains of steel,
because, like, his boobs are bigger than mine.
I'm serious, man, and they're rock hard.
I was like, whoa,
it looked like somebody stuffed footballs in there.
Really?
Yeah, and then he had this really tight, muscly butt,
broad shoulders, his really angelic eyes,
and a choir boy smile, but, you know,
I knew there was a devil in there somewhere, so I sighed.
Okay. Stick around and come back.
We're gonna find out more about our studs
from Newark and Denver.
Don't go away.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
He's back.
And all is not as it seems.
Obligation has become obsession.
Awake or asleep, all she thinks about is Steven Richardson.
Illusion has become deception.
You don't want me to go, do you?
And reality is totally confused.
He's in the shower.
No, he's not.
He streams tonight.
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I'm gonna go get some.
Ugh!
Thought you'd never go.
Do you see what I see?
What?
Twins?
Yeah.
Not bad.
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After all they've been through.
We're going back to Minneapolis.
Minneapolis?
This can't be happening.
We could always run away.
Beverly Hills, 90210, Friday.
Hey, how are we back?
Jamie, Jamie, Jamie.
Now be honest, are women's looks important to you?
Her eyes.
I love eyes.
Okay.
Beautiful eyes.
Alright, we asked the ladies what they thought of your looks
when they first saw you.
You're new in town, you're hopping in town from Milwaukee
and we asked them what they thought.
Here's what they said.
One of the ladies said,
his gorgeous green eyes gave me goosebumps.
Second lady said he had dimples to die for.
And the third lady said,
gee, he looks just like a shih tzu.
His gorgeous green eyes gave me goosebumps.
Kelly.
Yes.
Hey, there you go.
Where did you meet him, Cal?
We met at a restaurant and I walked in
and I saw him sitting there and I just knew it was him.
I saw his eyes and he looked really good.
I just think he's very sexy.
Very beautiful eyes.
The type of eyes you just look at and there's like deep set
and you just kind of go.
Boing.
Okay, alright.
He had dimples to die for or gee,
he looks just like a shih tzu.
He had dimples to die for.
Catherine.
Yes.
There you go.
Do you like guys with dimples?
Yeah, he's got these really pretty eyes
and he's got nice lips but I noticed the dimples.
I think they're really cute.
Alright, Curtis, you like to wine and dine with her
when you go out with her or just give her a six pack
and a pool cue?
It depends on the type of girl.
There's a type of girl that you can take a box of roses to
and there's a type of girl you can just drive around
and go to a couple bars with.
Okay.
We asked the ladies what happened during dinner,
how things went with you, Curtis, and here's what they said.
One of them said,
when he took off his shirt, I knew what I was having for dessert.
Second lady said,
we argued like Siskel and Ebert.
And the third lady said,
one taste of my tuna and I was his.
Okay, let's try for we argued like Siskel and Ebert.
That's the easy one. That's Kelly.
Yes.
There you go.
Really? What happened, Kelly?
I don't know why. We just argued.
He came over and we got in the car and we drove around.
We didn't know where we were going.
What did you argue about?
It was probably my fault.
Nothing, just conversation.
Our conversations wouldn't connect
and we couldn't agree on things.
And everywhere we drove was closed.
Really? No mojo rising there? Nothing?
No.
Alright.
When he took off his shirt,
I knew what I was having for dessert.
Oh, one taste of my tuna and I was his.
Well, I'm going to stay away from the tuna.
Let's go for when he took off his shirt,
I knew what I was having for dessert.
It was Catherine.
I was the tuna.
Tuna. Tuna. Tuna.
Curtis.
Let me tell you, we did this great Japanese restaurant
and he's been really aggressive and cocky,
which is great.
Totally claims me.
He's just like your real main man.
Well, he was real huggy touchy kissy,
which is great.
Well, we ordered and I got sushi
and I had a tuna and he tried it.
I knew any guy that ate raw fish like that was mine.
So, dang.
Come on.
Jamie, do you believe in romance on a first date?
I believe in romance anywhere I can get it.
All right, we asked the ladies if there was any romance.
Jamie, here's what they said.
One of them said his kisses said shockwaves through my body.
The second lady said he hugged me like Timmy hugs Lassie.
And the third lady said we kissed so much my lips went numb.
We kissed so much my lips went numb.
Kelly.
Yes.
Hey, there you go.
What did you guys do on your date?
We went to a few clubs.
Right.
And then we went drinking and we went to a little bar lounge
type of atmosphere at the beach.
It was really nice.
How did the date end up?
Well, towards the middle we walked down to the beach
and did a little kissing and hugging down there
and it was really nice.
He was, he kisses great.
His kisses said shockwaves through my body
or he hugged me like Timmy hugs Lassie.
He hugged me like Timmy hugs Lassie.
Cami.
There you go, two in a row.
How does Timmy hug Lassie, Cami?
In a real nice way.
You know, I mean that's like a good friendship, you know,
a dog and a little boy.
All right.
Curtis, how do you know when the time is right
to make a romantic move?
Well, you have to have that eye sex first.
Eye sex?
Yeah.
What's eye sex?
When you go...
And then do you smoke an ice cigarette after that?
All right, you know, I mean,
I don't know if you guys have a good relationship,
but I'm sure you have a good relationship.
And then do you smoke an ice cigarette after that?
All right, so we asked the ladies what happened
in the romance department on the dates, Curtis,
and here's what they said.
One of them said,
his kisses transported me to another planet.
Second lady said he was all action, but I was all talk.
And the third girl said his kisses were like
a whole action, but I was all talk.
But yeah, it was Kelly.
Kelly, there you go.
No sparks, no schmooching, no nothing.
Nothing personal to him, because he's a really great guy.
He's good looking, but we just didn't really...
You know, there wasn't that connection.
Okay, all right.
His kisses transported me to another planet,
or his kisses were like a Wendy's hamburger, hot and juicy.
I like Wendy's.
Catherine.
Oh!
What'd you say, Catherine?
He transported me to another planet.
How did he do that?
He just was really... He moved in slow, was a great kiss.
This guy's got a mean tongue.
I mean, he could give...
Dang!
He could give kissing lessons.
Really?
You know, yeah.
How did the date end up, Curtis?
It was real good.
Is jet lag... What's the problem?
Okay.
All right.
We, uh...
I spent the night on the floor.
No, you didn't spend the night on the couch.
Okay, well, it really was on the bed.
You guys want to confer for a minute?
Here, go get it straight.
Go talk to him.
Make it history.
We started.
Okay, that's right.
All right.
So, Curtis, how did the date end up?
Okay, we started on the floor.
Right.
Um, and then I ended up on the couch.
Uh-huh.
Right.
All right, stick around. We'll come back.
We're gonna find out which one of these guys
is more likely to get hickeys, so don't go away.
CHEERING
It began as a simple spring cleaning...
It's a box full of little heads.
..but it uncovered something shocking.
Did you clean the closet?
No. Why?
No reason.
Is the cute little boy routine just that?
This one does kind of look like Darlene.
Looks like she put up quite a little struggle.
Roseanne, followed by Married with Children, Friday.
MUSIC
Gonna hit the hook tonight
Hit the hook tonight
Oh, Pizza Hut, that's right
Treat yourself to Pizza Hut's new all-you-can-eat dessert bar.
Create your own delicious dessert from our mouth-watering selection.
Help yourself as many times as you like for $2.95.
Gonna hit the hook, yeah, Pizza Hut tonight
These are my new shoes from Converse.
They're so light and so fast, my grandma-ma can whoop you in them.
Grandma-ma!
Let's go.
What, what, what?
I've been liking it all night.
Move it, Granny, move it.
Shop, shop, shop, shop.
Remember, you can't beat what you can't catch.
OK, Granny, one-on-one, me and you.
That was a lucky shot, Grandma.
MUSIC
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They're for girls, Charlie.
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Please support this year's Channel 10 Easter Appeal
and send your donation to help purchase vital new medical equipment.
Look for the special request envelope in your letter box
and give generously.
The Children's Hospital needs your help.
CHEERING
Alright, we're back.
Here's the deal, guys.
Before the show we talked to the ladies.
They gave us some descriptions of you.
Now you just tell us who they're talking about, you or your co-stud.
Alright, Jamie, this is according to the women now.
You're doing pretty good. You got six hearts.
You are on the road to being, pitching the perfect stud game.
According to his sister's kids, you or Curtis.
Oh, jeez, oh.
Curtis.
Jamie says Curtis, ladies.
Curtis!
Why, Catherine?
Well, when he picked me up, I was staying with my little nieces
and he was like, oh, look at the little Curtis.
So it seemed like he really liked kids.
Oh, good.
Curtis, according to the ladies, now who's most likely to join the hair club for men?
You or Jamie?
This guy right here.
Alright, he says Jamie, ladies.
Jamie!
Oh, there you go.
CHEERING
Why would you say that, Cami?
Because I don't know what he would do without his hair.
Alright, Jamie, who's most likely to sing a woman a lullaby?
You or Curtis?
Well, I have no voice.
Curtis sings to me every day.
Oh, good. He says it's Curtis, ladies.
Curtis!
Oh, there you go!
Why, Kelly?
The whole time on our date, he was singing away.
Really?
Yeah, and he has a good voice.
Curtis, according to the ladies, who's most likely to have a tattoo on his butt?
You or Jamie?
Probably me.
Okay, Curtis says probably him, ladies.
Curtis!
Oh, of course, there you go.
Why, Cami?
He does have a really nice body and he has a very nice butt
and he likes to show the ladies where his tattoo is.
Really?
Alright, here's the deal, Jamie.
You've got eight hearts.
One more heart would make you a perfect stud.
And when that happens, we have our perfect stud courier.
Buddy?
CHEERING
Come on, Jamie.
CHEERING
Super stud!
Not only are you Milwaukee's biggest stud, but you could be a perfect stud.
If you know the answer to this, Jamie.
Jamie, who's most likely to give hickeys?
You or Curtis?
That's a hard one, buddy.
That's a hard one.
Come on.
Come on, Curtis.
Thank you.
He says Curtis, ladies.
Curtis!
CHEERING
Curtis!
Fabulous word.
Fabulous word, Jamie.
You made Milwaukee proud.
Why would you say that, Catherine?
Because I think he'd like to mark his woman, first of all.
You're into that whole marking woman thing.
Maybe I should get a tattoo.
Curtis, who's most likely to find 101 uses for baby oil?
Me.
Curtis.
Curtis says it's him, ladies.
Jamie!
Oh!
Why, Kelly?
I think he's a real sensual person.
I think he is.
And he would be more
likely to be sensual
than sexy.
So I think he'd find ways to sensually use
baby oil with someone.
All right. Stick around.
We come back. We are going to find out who is the bigger stud.
Mr. Denver or Milwaukee's
perfect stud.
So don't go away.
We'll be right back.
Have a fun-dee good time.
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He means enjoy yourself, but don't ever do it.
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If you're drinking, keep thinking.
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Proheart is a Christian artist
who enjoys the challenge
of capturing the colours
of the Australian bush.
Yeah, I started when I was seven years old.
I started very young.
I used to learn at correspondence school
at the sheep station.
And I used to learn by correspondence school
the lessons.
And I used to illustrate what I was trying to write about
because I found it easier to sketch it
rather than talk about it.
That's how I knew I could
express myself better with drawing
rather than talking, you know.
I was a young boy,
and I was a young boy.
Yeah, I believe exaggerate what's there
and let people take notice of it.
So it's a great thing of mine
is to exaggerate the colour,
exaggerate the colour
and sort of expression painting.
I love a bit of an expressionist myself.
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For the first Explosive Times Stuntmasters
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Alright!
We're back!
Very exciting!
We're right there, and not only are we there,
we're there in Milwaukee and we're there in Denver.
It's amazing. Alright, Curtis, you got how many hearts?
Five. Five hearts.
Jamie, a perfect nine.
Just one more take.
Alright,
we've got Mr. Denver here.
You're going to start out, Curtis. All you have to do now is tell me
as Denver's biggest stud
who you'd prefer to date again and if she prefers
to date you again, then you will.
And we'll pay for it. Okay, I'm going to
just start with Kelly.
Just didn't hit it off.
She's very beautiful.
We're just, you know,
more like friends that argued.
We're like friends that argued.
I didn't pick Kamie.
We had a great time.
Salad in the lap was really good.
I like that. It was great.
And who I did pick was
Catherine.
She's very beautiful.
And we had a great time.
Now if
Catherine picks you, where are you guys going to go on your date?
One thing, I'm going to fly her out to
Denver and go up to
Vail and
stay up in a condo,
do some night skiing, maybe
some come back and do
some jacuzzi. Sure.
Sounds like
a lot of fun. With some Coors Light. Sure.
Of course. Jamie,
the perfect Milwaukee stud.
Same deal with you.
Kamie,
great drinking partner.
Great time, you know.
A lot of laughs, a lot of fun. Good.
Catherine,
we didn't have much time.
We did, great talking.
We talked a lot. We got along great.
I did pick Kelly.
Kelly! Alright!
Now if Kelly picks you, where are you guys going to go on your date?
I want to fly her out to Milwaukee
and see my side of the town.
Maybe go up north into the wilderness.
Little cabin
with a big fireplace.
Little cabin in the woods.
Alright, very exciting.
Alright, now
Kamie, neither of the guys picked you.
Did you have fun the second time around?
Much better time. Really? Yes.
So guys from out of town are better than guys from in town?
Got it. Alright, would you show us who you picked
before you go? I will do that. Oh, thank you Kamie.
I picked Curtis.
Oh!
Alright, now
Curtis, you're trailing and you selected
Catherine. Catherine, if you pick Curtis, you could be going
to the Rocky Mountain High Denver
place.
Curtis! Alright!
It's all
up to you Kelly.
If you pick Jamie, the perfect stud
you'll be going back to Milwaukee and going
up into the wilderness. Woo, what fun!
Especially in the winter.
If not, these two are going to Denver.
What's it going to be? Jamie!
Close it off.
Good job Jamie. Thanks Curtis.
Oh my!
There you have it. A perfect
stud back to his roots.
Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time. Bye!
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How's business
Gardie, Lois?
My name's Brad.
Running low
on grog yet? No, we're fine.
You've got some nerve out there, eh?
You're low now!
Christina, you look fine.
The only difference in our shape is simply because you've had a baby.
I don't care. I'm not gonna be one of these mothers who lets herself go.
I don't want to end up being some mindless blob.
Fine. Get fit, then.
I intend to.
And, you know, I'm gonna get my brain back into shape as well.
People seem to treat me as though I can't talk about anything but babies these days.
They're probably right.
Hey, what's he doing up? I didn't hear him crying.
No, he wasn't. Well, I just looked in on him and he was wide awake,
so I decided to read him a bedtime story.
You should have left him there. Yes, you should have. Come on, give him to me.
And let's see if you want a bot-bot.
It wasn't gonna be a long story.
PHONE RINGS
Oh, this is bad news. I'm hanging up. Paul Robinson?
Sorry to bother you so late, Paul, but there's been a bit of a problem tonight
when I was closing up. What?
The Tony guy just came in and smashed up half the bar.
Oh, hell.
Uh, is there much damage?
Oh, man, there's broken spirit bottles everywhere.
What do you want me to do, get the cops?
No, don't do that. Look, just hold tight. Lock the door
and Caroline and I will be there shortly, OK?
What's wrong?
There's been a bit of a problem at the water hole. I'll explain on the way.
Yeah, but tell me what's going on.
There's nothing to worry about, Chrissie. It's just a business thing.
Look, we've gotta go. I can't...
Relax, Chris. I'm sure it's no big deal.
Ugh.
Yeah, sure.
You know, no one tells your mum anything these days.
The sound of Youtube traffic not responding can be a bit disturbing.
Well,opher, are we gonna be able to?
It's a difficult and un 과 largelyamoto.
Get the button?
Yeah, uh...
I don't know if you like machines and stuff,
but I see the
Oh, for heaven's sake.
Doug.
What?
Tent has sprung a leak and it's hard enough to sleep.
Would you mind not snoring?
I wasn't snoring and I wasn't even asleep.
Come off it, Doug.
I heard you.
It wasn't me and I heard it too.
Whatever it was.
Must have been a wild animal.
Wombat or a pig.
Could have been a dinger.
Which sounded pretty big.
Oh, we haven't hardly eaten since lunchtime.
It probably turned out to be our own stomachs growling.
I don't think so, Doug.
Yeah, whatever it was.
I can't even now.
No.
Probably long gone by now.
Yeah.
Who is it?
It's Paul.
He's got a problem.
Yeah, well you sound like Paul but how do I know you're really him?
John, would you just open up, you idiot?
Yep, that's Paul.
Oh, God, what a mess.
Yeah, well that lot of match, we're gonna have the world's biggest flaming sand booker.
This is brilliant.
There must be hundreds of dollars worth of spirits here.
Brett, couldn't you have stopped him?
Oh, mate, he just walked in, asked if we needed any grog and then when I said no he smashed
up half the bar.
Then he just pushed me over and walked out the door.
Are you alright?
I'm a bit stirred up, that's all.
Have you called the cops yet?
No, not yet.
How come?
Oh, look, if I know the likes of Tony, he'll be miles away by now, the cops will never
catch him.
But I'll call security just to be on the safe side.
I still reckon you ought to call the cops.
Have you got your car tonight?
No, I'm still working on it.
Alright, well I want you to clean all of this up and here, grab a cab on me.
I know it's not far but I'd feel better about it, okay?
Beachwalking.
I'll grab a broom.
Paul, Brad could have been very badly hurt.
This whole thing is getting way out of hand.
What am I supposed to do, Caroline?
You know I've tried standing up to staff it and if I go running off to the cops I'm dead
meat, aren't I?
So what are you going to do?
Well there's nothing I can do.
I simply have to ring him up and tell him I'll go along with whatever he wants.
No, you can't do that.
If you give in to him now he'll make more demands and he'll take over the place.
Caroline, you don't seem to realise just how heavy these guys are.
Look, look, I have got no choice.
Now I'm going to ring Stafford first thing tomorrow.
Oh, about time you were up.
What on earth were you doing till all hours in the morning anyway?
We had a deal you were going to stay out of my personal life, remember?
I'll get it.
Hi, come in.
Thanks Cameron.
I was going to call round and see you lot today.
Why don't you come over anyway?
Alright, sounds good.
Ah, visitors.
Ah, a little early but never mind.
Cup of tea?
Oh no, no, no, thanks, we can't stay.
It's just that I promised I'd get a letter off to Cody today and I said I'd enclose
a copy of that photo you took of the family.
Ah yes, the photo.
What's the matter?
Oh don't tell me you haven't had it developed.
Well yes, yes, yes I have.
It's in here.
But there's something I should perhaps explain to you first.
Oh no, this can't be it.
I'm not even in it.
Yes, well that's what I need to explain.
You see I must have accidentally chopped you out when I took it.
Great.
Aunty Faye, Mum looked terrific that night.
She went to all sorts of trouble to do herself up for that photo.
Oh I think your aunt knows that Gabby.
She also knows that I was quite prepared to pay a professional photographer to take the
photo until she insisted she could do it herself.
Well I guess I'm not as good as I thought.
Sorry.
But the rest of the family look wonderful don't you think?
I actually had it blown up and framed.
I thought they all looked so good.
I can't believe this Faye.
Just what you've always wanted eh?
A photo of the family without me in it.
Gabby.
Bye.
Oh, it's pretty hard work after a while.
Yeah, my muscles are still sore from yesterday.
It probably wouldn't be so bad if you had more shut out last night.
What the hell do you think it was prowling around like that?
I don't know.
But I certainly wasn't going to go outside in the pouring rain to find out.
No, me either.
Watch out.
Crap, that was close.
I nearly knocked our blocks off.
God, I'm starving.
We haven't had anything to eat since yesterday lunch time.
Apart from that measly chit of cold beans.
Here we go, I've been saving it.
Chocolate, you beauty.
Got any more goodies tucked away?
Afraid not.
How on earth are we going to get out of here without any food?
We must be in the middle of the biggest national park in the state.
Yeah, I've been wondering about that ever since I woke up this morning.
It's a worry.
Oh, you're not kidding.
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I'm convinced she cut me out of that photo on purpose.
Like I said, you did look good and Aunt Peg does seem to hate it when anyone else looks
better than she does.
Oh say she does, that's why she was so keen for me to look like a sack of potatoes at
her wedding.
And I've tried so hard to be nice to her, letting her stay here, listening to her ever
so sweet insults, biting my tongue till it bleeds.
Will this be a bad moment to ask if you send my bow tie anywhere, Mum?
On second thoughts, I think there's one beyond the bar.
And Bradley, you be careful at that pub today.
I don't want to get mixed up again with that rat bag who came in last night.
That's cool, Paul reckons I've seen the last of him.
G'day Brad.
How about your Mum and Gabby, hun?
Come in Cameron.
Pretty gutsy, Hudson visiting you this place at the moment.
Oh, shall I come back later?
Say the year 2000?
Relax, nobody's blaming you for having the mother that you do.
We sympathise.
Thanks.
Most people do.
Well, do you think she cut Mum out of the photo deliberately?
I wouldn't put her past it.
You know what she's like.
But there are some great pictures of you in my album if you want to send one to Cody.
Did you hear that?
Cameron's just solved the problem instantly.
Great pictures of me?
Yeah.
Look, here's a picture of the whole family at the beach and another one at your old place.
I'd say you look terrific in both of them.
Wouldn't you, Gab?
Absolutely.
No wonder, they were taken ten years ago.
Thanks anyway, Cameron.
It was a nice thought.
We can't afford it.
Yeah, I know, darling, but do we really need to rent a home, Jim?
OK, tell me this.
Honestly, do you think my body's changed since I've had Andrew?
No, not really.
Honestly?
Well, I mean, it's a little bit looser, sure, but that's to be expected.
Looser?
I would just shut up and write the cheque if I were you, Paul.
Oh, there, there, there.
Now you can fill out the rest yourself.
Say goodbye to Daddy Andrew.
We're going home to hang loose until the gym's delivered.
I think I'll put my foot in it there.
Well, Paul, diplomacy's never been your strong suit.
Rubbish.
Quick, I need a use of phone.
What?
It's a big rush.
I just saw that tiny guy at the front of the coffee shop.
Hello?
Yeah, can you get me the police?
What's going on here?
Well, Brad's seen Tony at the coffee shop.
He's calling the police.
Oh, my ghillies.
What'd you do that for?
Brad, I don't want any more trouble, and I meant it, OK?
But that guy trashed your bar.
Don't you want him caught?
No, and I don't want the police involved.
I don't want anybody involved except Carolyn and me.
All right, if you do nothing, you're better to go in front of the big man.
You will do nothing of the sort, Brad.
Now, I said I don't want any more trouble.
Now, for the last time, would you just leave it alone?
How can I?
If I let him walk away now, you'll probably just come back and hassle me again, and you
can forget that.
No way.
All right, seeing you have so much difficulty in taking orders, you leave me no choice,
but you're fired.
Huh?
OK, Carolyn, would you pay him what we owe him?
Old Harold used to give us blow-by-blow descriptions of his scouting trips.
I'll tell you the truth, he used to bore the hell out of me.
I'm glad I listened now.
Me too.
This fish is delicious.
Spearing it wasn't as hard as I thought either once I got the knack of it.
Want some mushies?
Mm, yeah, Brad.
Sure these aren't toadstools?
No sweat, mate.
I know toadies when I see them.
Oh.
We ought to try and see if we can get a better kit when we finish this.
Then we'll be fresh to battle downstream for a few miles before dark.
Yeah, snooze would suit me fine.
This has turned out to be quite a trip after all, hasn't it, mate?
We've done ourselves proud, Jungle Jim.
I'm going to get to the bottom of this.
What's his number?
Wait a second.
No, no, on second thought I'll go and see him.
I want an explanation in person.
No, don't go and see him, Mum, please.
I'd get out of my way if I were you, Bradley.
I'm in no mood to be messed with.
Blood, Mum!
Give him curry, Auntie Pam.
Oh, chill out, Brad.
She may get your job back for all you know.
There, what have you got to lose?
Nothing, I suppose.
Yeah, go get him, Mum.
Here's one you'll appreciate.
An extremely candid shot of your auntie fame.
Hey, we should frame it and put it up on display.
What did you do with our family portrait?
That'd teach her.
No, I've got a much better idea.
Brad, do you want revenge?
Do you want me to help play a joke on Auntie Faye?
Would you mind?
As long as it's not too cruel.
Where do we start?
The airport.
Doug?
Doug!
What?
I think those things I thought were toadstools,
I think they're hallucinogenic.
He's back.
And all is not as it seems.
Obligation has become obsession.
Awake or asleep, all she thinks about is Steven Richardson.
Illusion has become deception.
You don't want me to go, do you?
And reality is totally confused.
He's in the shower.
No, he's not.
He streams tonight.
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But Brad told me he was offered a promotion last week
And after having to put up with that maniac in the bar last night
I thought you would have been thanking him, not sacking him
Pam, look, I had no choice
Why not?
Because I just didn't
Well, I think the least Brad deserves is a proper explanation
And I'd like to hear one if you don't mind
Oh, would you?
Pam, would it help if I told you we'll re-hybrid as soon as I can?
Why can't you re-hybrid?
Why can't you re-hire him now?
And if you plan to have him back
Why on earth did you sack him in the first place?
Because we have a few problems here at the moment
Now, I just don't want Brad involved
Why?
Pam, I'm not prepared to discuss this any further
Now, you can assure Brad that we will be in touch as soon as we can
Oh, OK, I suppose I shouldn't have come
I'm charging in here like a bullet of gait