Mike Hosking

Okay.

I read over the weekend, Sydney Morning Herald, here's the headline, Sydney Morning Herald, Melbourne is poised to become our biggest, most livable city.

How is that possible?

So let me take you to one very quick example.

Remember the machete bins that the government introduced where they put them outside police stations with CCTV cameras expecting 14-year-old youths with machetes to turn up and put them in a bin?

Unbelievable.

The election, when you actually have the election, what would your call this morning be on the result?

Interesting.

All right, mate, see you Wednesday.

Appreciate it, Steve Price, out of Melbourne.

The article, by the way, says it may be colder and battling a crime surge, but there are reasons why Melbourne has been crowned the planet's most liveable city.

The answer they come to is it's basically cheaper than Sydney.

16-2.

Belgium and Iran, there's 10 minutes to go.

Belgium's lost a player, so they're down one.

It's still nil all with just a few minutes to go.

So the excitement being, or the potential excitement being, that if that ends in a draw, that's good for us because we're all in the same pool.

And then we go on and win today, and then we're so hyped up on that, we then go beat Belgium.

And the significance of the fact that our draw last week against Iran, we scored two goals.

Yeah, potentially.