Warrnambool

There's a couple of lines for you if you want to jump on.

Pipe, where are we here? If you're going to drop one of the quick bowlers based on form, it would probably be the captain, Rich, in Warrnambool.

Yeah, you can't drop the captain.

That's the issue.

Renshaw is going to be the hero.

Marnus Labashain to be the villain.

Joe in Warrnambool.

Kipton coming through.

She won a... an Australian Oaks was it and she won the Bendigo Cup and you know she was a real staying type you wouldn't normally see a schnitzel in a heading for a derby but he's obviously thrown to the damn side because you don't know until you get to the 2500 but from day one I have him since he was unbroken and from day one he was he was always a little bit backwards a bit small but you could never get to the bottom of him you could never tire him and it's always a good sign he's a beautiful big stairs action and I think I can't see why he wants you out to trip.

And part of that, just reading the preparation, you're going to keep him down at Warrnambool, loves the beach, the preparation there, and only bring him up late the night before?

Yeah, he's quite hot-headed, I suppose.

He's bouncy.

I do, yeah.

I ride them a bit, but I'm very lucky.

I have some great riders that ride work for me down here at Warrnambool.

Without them, you're nothing.

Thank you, Jonathan.

And Jane from Warrnambool wanted to squeeze you in.

Hello.

Good morning.

So we don't think there is a pricing benefit in going to offsite construction in Melbourne.

Let's stay in the same state and we go to some country towns like a place like Hamilton or Warrnambool or Wodonga, which are ours from Melbourne.

The cost of building the same home that you build in Melbourne might be 20%.

And so you're starting to compare the cost base in the factory, which is roughly the same, whether you transport it to Melbourne or whether you transport it to Wodonga or Warrnambool, the cost differential then starts to make more sense.

So it's a matter of choosing the right locations for offsite construction.

which really focus on the areas where the trade base is limited.

We'll talk again soon.

Warnambool, Jimmy.

Good morning.

Okay.

Yeah.

when the people of Mount Gambier and the surrounding limestone coast have to drive two hours to Warrnambool to get cancer treatment.

The Barossa Valley people are screaming out for a 24-hour hospital.

And just to finish off, Graeme, I've got to say, expecting to see the Blue Lake a bit grey and gloomy because it hasn't turned yet.

No.

We also have a text from Tony of Warrnambool.

Hello, Tony.

Respectfully, Simon and Kevin, you're both hilarious tonight from how much you either don't know or have forgotten.