Speaker 1: I'm Christy Lloyd with your News 24 update. Federal Labor
Speaker 1: MP Luke Gosling is expected to defend an allegation he
Speaker 1: breached his bail conditions at a cricket match in Darwin.
Speaker 1: Mr Gosling has been charged a month after allegedly assaulting
Speaker 1: Northern Territory Administrator David Connolly. Police will allege he breached
Speaker 1: his bail conditions on day two of Australia's first test
Speaker 1: against Bangladesh. The order required his office to give 48
Speaker 1: hours notice if he is to attend the same event
Speaker 1: as Mr Connolly. Assistant Multicultural Affairs Minister Julian Hill believes
Speaker 1: Mr Gosling is entitled to the presumption of innocence. Other
Speaker 1: MPs disagree.
Speaker 2: I said from day one that Mr Robert Smith is
Speaker 2: entitled to the presumption of innocence, which is a fundamental
Speaker 2: principle of Australia's justice system.
Speaker 1: And so is Mr Gosling.
Speaker 2: It is a tough spot to be able to keep
Speaker 2: a special envoy position, but these are matters that the
Speaker 2: Prime Minister needs to make, and I think he should
Speaker 2: front up and talk very openly and clearly to the
Speaker 2: Australian people about why and what his decision is.
Speaker 1: Victoria's environmental watchdog is fighting plans for a major data
Speaker 1: centre development in Melbourne's south-east. The Environment Protection Authority has
Speaker 1: challenged the approval of the proposed $ 1. 1 billion facility, raising
Speaker 1: concerns about the potential noise affecting nearby residents. The project
Speaker 1: in Camberfield would include at least four data centres housing
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of computer servers. Developers have stated extensive
Speaker 1: noise modelling has been carried out and measures would be
Speaker 1: brought in to limit disruption. The dispute is now on
Speaker 1: its way to the state's planning tribunal. Labor has admitted
Speaker 1: around 1.2 million pensioners will be impacted by its private
Speaker 1: health rebate changes. The federal government says its decision to
Speaker 1: remove the private health insurance rebate for over 65s is
Speaker 1: due to stakeholder pressure. It's the first time Labor has
Speaker 1: released these figures, which would see only 40% of people
Speaker 1: over 65 with health insurance receive the pension. Health insurer
Speaker 1: Medibank is questioning the federal modelling, saying 44,000 people would
Speaker 1: partially drop their cover and 91 would drop it entirely.
Speaker 1: Canada has announced it will impose tariffs on key American
Speaker 1: industries in a dollar-for-dollar retaliation against similar measures recently imposed
Speaker 1: by the US. The tariffs levied by US President Donald
Speaker 1: Trump came into effect a day after trade talks between
Speaker 1: the two countries collapsed. The Canadian tariffs will target industries
Speaker 1: including cosmetics, dairy, wood products and outdoor equipment. Canada's finance
Speaker 1: and industry ministers say the new duties are a focused
Speaker 1: response to what they deem to be unfair trade practices.
Speaker 3: Those tariffs will have real consequences for Canadian workers, businesses
Speaker 3: and communities across our nation. Canada must respond. Canada will
Speaker 3: match the United States tariffs dollar for dollar, rate for rate.
Speaker 1: Country music legend Dolly Parton has died aged 80. Her
Speaker 1: nephew Brian Seaver announced her death on social media saying
Speaker 1: Dolly lived in the light and is in the arms
Speaker 1: of Jesus. Dolly Parton is one of the most recognisable
Speaker 1: names in country music. Her career spanned decades and included
Speaker 1: Grammy Award wins and a musical inspired by her life
Speaker 1: titled Dolly. Her husband of more than 60 years, Carl
Speaker 1: Thomas Dean, died in March of last year. A News24' s
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