Paul Spoonley

We've got the RBs, Anna Brayman, she's speaking.

Offshore, we've got lots of central bank meetings.

Bank of Japan, Fed,

ECB, and the Bank of England.

Of course, plenty of results as well coming in the US.

Coca-Cola, Visa, and lots of big tech earnings, Mike.

Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Apple.

And I think I'm sure he'll just gently remind President Trump that a lot of people from the armed forces of Great Britain, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, shed blood on the fields of defeating Nazism.

Let's be brutally honest about it.

The security services were fairly successful in the end.

So, look, it was a dramatic moment.

But actually, as assassination attempts went on,

It didn't really catch the science.

It never really got that very close.

We obviously have got very clear criteria around it.

We're not supporting sale GP, for example, because the cost benefit didn't stack up.

You know, they wanted more money than what we had originally proposed, had been originally proposed.

We'll continue to work with them.

But we've got other things like state of origin.

We've got the new tennis roof.