Speaker 1: Heller. Welcome to the update. I'm Michelle Stevenson.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: The opposition claims One Nation can't be trusted when it
Speaker 1: comes to immigration policy. A war of words has erupted
Speaker 1: inside the party, with Pauline Hansen forced to correct new
Speaker 1: and p David Farley after he suggested One Nation's migration
Speaker 1: target wasn't dramatically different to Labour's Liberal at Augus Toller
Speaker 1: says he is political opponents don't have a coherent migration
Speaker 1: policy at all.
Speaker 2: Our opponents are all over the shop on immigration only.
Speaker 2: The Coalition has a plan to get immigration numbers down
Speaker 2: and standards up. We have laid out how we will
Speaker 2: do that. We will cap migration based on housing supply
Speaker 2: and will put Australian values at the center.
Speaker 1: The PM maintains there will be no change to Western
Speaker 1: Australia's controversial GST agreement. WA is guaranteed at least seventy
Speaker 1: five cents of every dollar of tax revenue under a
Speaker 1: deal struck by the former Liberal government. Productivity Commission interim
Speaker 1: report has labeled the agreement of mistake and is urging
Speaker 1: Labor to revert to the old system, but Anthony Albitezi
Speaker 1: it says WA is the engine room of the economy
Speaker 1: and deserves a fair deal.
Speaker 3: There will be no change to WA's arrangements whatsoever on
Speaker 3: the GST. Well, well, I've said it multiple times. I've
Speaker 3: signed people's body parts for goodness sake, you know, I
Speaker 3: mean seriously.
Speaker 1: Well, WA Premier Roger Cook is welcome to the PM's guarantee,
Speaker 1: but insists they will keep the pressure as long as
Speaker 1: the issue is being debated.
Speaker 4: The Productivity Commission provided the interim report, which the treasure
Speaker 4: dismantled in the space of a short press conference. But
Speaker 4: we know that they've got a final report to make
Speaker 4: and we know that the debate's going to be ongoing,
Speaker 4: So we're going to keep the pressure on. We're going
Speaker 4: to keep fighting.
Speaker 1: The AFL will wait until police have completed their inquiries
Speaker 1: into the City Swan scandal before launching it their owner probe. Now,
Speaker 1: the five suspended players won't be invited to this year's
Speaker 1: Brownlow Medal, and it's yet to be determined if they'll
Speaker 1: be eligible for the Swan's Best and Fairest. Victoria police
Speaker 1: continue to investigate what happened at a Melbourne hotel a
Speaker 1: week ago, but haven't yet questioned any players. Well, we're
Speaker 1: being warned the effects of bird flu in Australia could
Speaker 1: be on par with a major bush fire. Authorities are
Speaker 1: investigating a second suspected case of H five bird flu
Speaker 1: in a local long nosed first seal. It comes after
Speaker 1: the first confirmed case in a seal in South Australia.
Speaker 1: Five people have been arrested after police raids, including at
Speaker 1: the officers of the CFMAU, as part of an investigation
Speaker 1: into information provided about secret commissions in Victoria, and Ozzie's
Speaker 1: heading to Fiji could be slugged with an unexpected holiday
Speaker 1: bill from next week. A new five percent tourism tax
Speaker 1: kicks in on September one, covering hotels, meals, tours and
Speaker 1: activities and can even apply two trips already booked and
Speaker 1: paid for. Our travel industry slamming the move, claiming there
Speaker 1: was zero consultation spot Entertainment Next. The Bulldogs have been
Speaker 1: here by COVID outbreak to US days before their biggest
Speaker 1: game of the year. Up to ten players, including staff
Speaker 1: for with Jacob Preston, have been struck down since Saturday
Speaker 1: Night's win over the Dragons. Canterbury must beat heavyweights Penrith
Speaker 1: on Friday night to even stay alive for the finals.
Speaker 1: In red Stainment News Now when Chapel Rohan has lived
Speaker 1: out her Pink Pony club dreams during a night out
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles. The seeinger spotted dancing at her heels
Speaker 1: near the stage at a nightclub while handing out cash
Speaker 1: to the performers. Tayler Swift has also enjoyed a girl's
Speaker 1: night out with Dakota Johnson, the friends reportedly parting it
Speaker 1: up in a club in LA and Justin and Hailey
Speaker 1: Bieber have offered fans a glimpse into their son's second birthday,
Speaker 1: the model sharing an Insta story of a plate of
Speaker 1: Minnie Pancakes, whipped cream, and candles to celebrate Jack's big day.
Speaker 1: That's the latest with the Over podcast News Tim another
Speaker 1: episode of the Update for You tomorrow. I'm Michelle Stevenson.