Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian I'm Christinamia with the
Speaker 1: Front's afternoon headlines. Prince Harry could be millions of dollars
Speaker 1: out of pocket after his privacy claim against The Daily
Speaker 1: Mail and The Mail on Sunday newspapers failed in the
Speaker 1: UK's High Court. Harry and a group of other celebrities
Speaker 1: sued the UK's Associated Newspapers group for allegedly hacking their
Speaker 1: phones and improperly accessing health information, as well as, in
Speaker 1: some cases allegedly bugging their homes. The case was dismissed
Speaker 1: in early July by High Court Justice Matthew Nicklin, who
Speaker 1: found the group failed to bring enough evidence to make
Speaker 1: their case. Now they're on the hook for a multi
Speaker 1: million dollar legal bill which won't be fully covered by insurance.
Speaker 1: Harry and Hurley, as well as Sir Elton John and
Speaker 1: his husband David Furnish, Baroness Dorian Lawrence, the actor Sadie Frost,
Speaker 1: and former UK MP Simon Hughes, were insured for over
Speaker 1: sixteen million pounds that's about thirty one million Australian dollars.
Speaker 1: That leaves them about thirty five million short of Associated
Speaker 1: Newspapers full sixty six million dollar bill and they're being
Speaker 1: asked to pay a big chunk of that within the
Speaker 1: next two weeks. The barrister representing Associated Newspapers said the
Speaker 1: rush to recover the company's legal fees had become urgent
Speaker 1: after Prince Harry and Baroness Lawrence released a statement calling
Speaker 1: Justice Nichlan's judgment quote a complete and obvious whitewash. Prince
Speaker 1: Harry spokesperson told The Times he quote stands by every
Speaker 1: word of his statement. A portrait of Jewish leader Alex
Speaker 1: Rivchin has won the People's Choice Award in the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty six Archibald Prize. Queensland. Artist Michael Zavros, who recently
Speaker 1: discovered he has Jewish heritage, said Rivchin showed real leadership
Speaker 1: following the massacre at Bondai Beach in December twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Zavros will receive a five thousand dollars prize, which was
Speaker 1: decided by attendees at the Archibald, Win and Sulman Prizes
Speaker 1: at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney.
Speaker 1: The encrypted messaging platform Telegram could be slapped with a
Speaker 1: fine of up to fifty four million dollars by Australia's
Speaker 1: E Safety Commissioner Julie Inman. Grant alleged on Thursday Telegram
Speaker 1: breached online safety laws when it failed to remove pro
Speaker 1: terror material from its platform.
Speaker 2: This case concerns content linked to some of the most
Speaker 2: notorious acts of known extremists violence in recent history, as
Speaker 2: well as ISIS beheadings and executions and other horrific material
Speaker 2: used for propaganda and for radicalization. We alleged that this
Speaker 2: content remained publicly accessible on the service long after Telegram
Speaker 2: had been put on notice by user reports.
Speaker 1: A Telegram spokesperson said the company's anti terror efforts are
Speaker 1: quote well documented, and said they'll contest the allegations in court.
Speaker 1: Check out those stories live right now at the Australian
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Speaker 1: first thing in the morning for our look at why
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Speaker 1: That's right here, Friday morning,