Mike Hosking

It was never as calamitous as we thought it might be.

And that's before you get to the fact how many people honestly, dark moment, hand on heart,

went and bought an EV out of panic.

You want to buy one because you love them, go.

Couldn't care less.

But how many went and bought an EV out of panic and are now thinking, maybe I acted just a little bit quickly.

And that's before we get to the job market, which is interesting in and of itself.

We talk with Louise Upston next.

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With Aveda Retirement Communities.

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Newstalk ZB.

I am aware, I'll get to Hanson, Pauline Hanson in just a couple of moments.

I am aware that most of you are probably bored witless by it and you've got no particular interest in Pauline Hanson whatsoever.

But I did and I watched her yesterday in long form for the first time ever.

She was in front of the press club in Australia.

She spoke for 47, 48 minutes.

In fact, she spoke for so long that the bloke running it said, can you wrap this up shortly?

And then they took the questions and that was sort of the frisson of the room as the media faced Hanson down.