it was so beautiful. and david, you had one rule, don t pet any dogs because you will fall in love. how did that go? will fall in love. how did that io? , ~ will fall in love. how did that 0? , ~ ., go? exactly. i knew that natasha go? exactly. i knew that natasha created - go? exactly. i knew that natasha created a - go? exactly. i knew that natasha created a bond | go? exactly. i knew that - natasha created a bond with a do- natasha created a bond with a dog in natasha created a bond with a dog in bali and we would end up having dog in bali and we would end up having a dog in bali and we would end up having a dog. long story short, thais having a dog. long story short, that s what having a dog. long story short, that s what happened. and here we are! long that s what happened. and here we are! long story that s what happened. and here we are! long story short - that s what happened. and here we are! long story short and . we are! long story short and tens and we are!
stage of testing and making sure that we can actually accomplish the kinds of imaging and things we are excited about. then maybe the scientific data will start coming in for heaven six months time. it coming in for heaven six months time. months time. it will be absolutely months time. it will be absolutely fascinating l months time. it will be i absolutely fascinating and months time. it will be - absolutely fascinating and as you say it has been an exciting 24 you say it has been an exciting 2a hours to see that happen. thank you for bringing us up to date. now for a doggy tale of international travel with a difference. munchkin was a bali street dog until natasha corbin and herfiance david daynes came across the puppy while they were living in indonesia. and since then munchkin has been on quite a voyage because natasha has spent the last six years working to have her reunited with them back home in australia. and having passed through jakarta, singapore and new zealand, m
and when she finally came off the plane and she came down on the little forklift and she looked so scared but it was such a magical moment and she did not shut up for, like, 20 minutes after we finally were reunited. she was just squealing with excitement and every now and then, she would stick her head up and squeal at me again. it was so beautiful. and david, you had one rule, didn t you, don t pet any dogs because you will fall in love. how did that go? exactly. yeah, i knew that if natasha created a bond with a dog in bali we would end up having a dog and long story short, that s what happened. and here we are! yeah, long story short and tens of thousands of dollars later, and years later, but hey, at least you ve got a really great story to tell. and i gather she came back just before christmas so the perfect present. it was absolutely. we had a lovely family christmas together and yeah, it was just so wonderful to finally have them home.
the dog in bali. we were living in bali and at the time, i was not supposed to talk to or look at any dogs because i m such a dog lover and david knew that i would just fall in love with a dog and want to keep one. and this little doggo kept following us home and we just fell in love with her and our neighbours actually asked us to take her in while they found a new home for her and unfortunately, itjust didn t work out and so, we decided after a year of trying to rehome her that we would keep her and try and bring her back to australia. and you ve obviously have brought her back to australia and she s doing a greatjob at the moment, and well done for keeping her sedate, guys. but i think can you talk us through the hurdles and all the steps that you had over the last six or seven years to get her home? yeah, so it was supposed to take around six weeks and $10,000 to get her from bali all the way through to australia but she got stopped a couple of times on the way,
earlier i spoke to natasha, david, and munchkin and began by asking natasha how they d first come across the dog in bali. we were living in bali and at the time, i was not supposed to talk to or look at any dogs because i m such a dog lover and david knew that i would just fall in love with a dog and want we decided after a year of trying to rehome her that we would keep her and try and bring her back to australia. and you ve obviously have brought her back to australia and she s doing a greatjob at the moment, and well done for keeping her sedate, guys. but i think can you talk us through the hurdles and all the steps that you had over the last six or seven years to get her home? yeah, so it was supposed to take around six weeks and $10,000 to get her from bali all the way