Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian. I'm Claire Harvey with
Speaker 1: the Front's afternoon headlines. Give China a bit more credit
Speaker 1: for saving the planet. That's the message from former Victorian
Speaker 1: Premier Daniel Andrews, who's been in the headlines this week
Speaker 1: for attending Shijinping's Parade of Military Might and dictator Buddies
Speaker 1: in Beijing, The Australians revealed today Andrews gave an interview
Speaker 1: to Chinese TV where he said China doesn't get enough
Speaker 1: thanks for making the shift to renewables and.
Speaker 2: If you look at China's record, massive investments and a
Speaker 2: big switch, a very big switch, one that I don't
Speaker 2: think China quite gets the international credit and acclaim for
Speaker 2: that it should get.
Speaker 1: Victims of the Commonwealth's Robodette disaster will get nearly half
Speaker 1: a billion dollars in compensation as the Albaneze government tries
Speaker 1: to resolve outstanding grievances. The four hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: million dollar figure is a settlement proposed as part of
Speaker 1: a fresh class action, and Attorney General Michelle says it's
Speaker 1: now over to the Federal Court to approve the deal.
Speaker 1: That's on top of a previous class action in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty that resulted in a refund of over a billion dollars.
Speaker 1: Check out those stories live right now at the Australian
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Speaker 1: tomorrow as we dig into a big story that's making
Speaker 1: the federal government very uncomfortable, the return of several former
Speaker 1: ISIS brides and children from the Middle East.