Speaker 1: Hello, Welcome to the update. I'm Michelle Stevenson. Well, some
Speaker 1: states are pushing back on federal plans to can't private
Speaker 1: health insurance rebates for over sixty fives. Nearly forty percent
Speaker 1: of those surveyed affected policy holders say the change would
Speaker 1: force them to drop their cover, and some states warn
Speaker 1: that that will increase pressure on hospitals. Shadow Health and
Speaker 1: Age chem Minister and Rustin says the government should abandon
Speaker 1: what she is labeling mean spirited policy.
Speaker 2: Basically a tax on older Australians. We want them to
Speaker 2: actually listen to the sector, listen to older Australians, listen
Speaker 2: to their state and territory counterparts, and drop this really
Speaker 2: bad policy.
Speaker 1: Well, Private Healthcare Australia Chief execu doctor Rachel David argues
Speaker 1: they're putting the population in danger.
Speaker 3: We estimate that about sixty three thousand people over sixty
Speaker 3: five will drop their cover, but a further two hundred
Speaker 3: thousand but likely to downgrade their cover as well, risks
Speaker 3: putting an unpreceensed scleple of pressure on our public hospital.
Speaker 1: To Melbourne Isis Bryance have pled not guilty to crimes
Speaker 1: against humanity charges. The mother and daughter will find accusations
Speaker 1: they kept a teenage sex slave while living in Syria.
Speaker 1: It comes as one nation plans to introduce a bill
Speaker 1: blocking Ozzie's link to Islamic State from returning home. A
Speaker 1: band in one, band in all approach to working with
Speaker 1: children's checks is being adopted nationwide. Attorneys general have agreed
Speaker 1: on consistent minimum standards, so people who foil the checks
Speaker 1: will be banned from working with children across all jurisdictions. Well,
Speaker 1: fresh data shows ossies are sticking with their jobs for longer.
Speaker 1: According to the ABS Job Mobility, just seven point two
Speaker 1: percent of workers changing employers over the past year. Younger
Speaker 1: workers remained the most likely to switch jobs, and one
Speaker 1: of Australia's big four banks says demand for new home
Speaker 1: loans has fallen fifteen percent in three months. NAW believes
Speaker 1: tax changes, rising interest rates and concern about the effects
Speaker 1: of the conflict in the Middle East to are to blame.
Speaker 1: Spot and tametext to sport and plans by Fever to
Speaker 1: sell off the World Cup two private investors have sparked
Speaker 1: outrage to the world's biggest confederations have publicly rejected the plan.
Speaker 1: The FIFA president has promised a one off payment of
Speaker 1: thirty million dollars to each member nation should the deal
Speaker 1: get up. And Alex Demonor is into the quarterfinals of
Speaker 1: the City Open after beating Cruz Hewitt in the round
Speaker 1: of sixteen match. Demono admits it was a surreal experience,
Speaker 1: having worked closely with the teens superstar Dad Latent for
Speaker 1: much of his own tennis career. In Your Entertainment News
Speaker 1: Now and Justin Bieber has snuck into the comments section
Speaker 1: to congratulate longtime friend Madison Beer on her engagement. It's
Speaker 1: after the singer announced the good news on Instagram. Well,
Speaker 1: Paramount Plus has officially greenlit a limited series sequel to
Speaker 1: the iconic nineties film Clueless. Alicia Silverstone said to reprise
Speaker 1: her role as Shir with the six episode reboot set
Speaker 1: in the present day, following SHARE's journey as the mom
Speaker 1: of a high schooler. And Well, it's that time of
Speaker 1: year again, with Barack Obama sharing his summer playlist, the
Speaker 1: former US President enjoying the likes of ray At, Glen Hansard,
Speaker 1: The Strokes, and Sarah Larson. That's the latest from the
Speaker 1: Nerve podcast. News to him, I'm another episode of the
Speaker 1: update for you tomorrow. I'm Michelle Stevenson,