Speaker 1: Welcome to the update. Hello, I'm eleanor Quirk. The country's
Speaker 1: poultry industries facing a growing threat as the deadly bird
Speaker 1: flu strain continues to spread. Australia's first inland case has
Speaker 1: now been detected in far west New South Wales, with
Speaker 1: native birds testing positive. The Invasive Species Council's Jack Golf
Speaker 1: says the virus is taking off.
Speaker 2: This is really significant because it means we're starting to
Speaker 2: see this deadly bird flu penetrate inland and of course
Speaker 2: that'll have huge implications for populations of birds, particularly in
Speaker 2: the Murray Darling basin.
Speaker 1: The country's southeast is set to be smashed by wild
Speaker 1: weather today. The Bureau Sarah Scully says severe weather warnings
Speaker 1: are in place for damaging winds, heavy rain and potential
Speaker 1: flash flooding.
Speaker 2: Will be very wet and windy across large parts of
Speaker 2: South Australia, Victoria, southern New South Wales and northern Tasmania.
Speaker 1: The Federal opice psians calling for a long term fuel
Speaker 1: security plan from the government as the Middle Aged conflict
Speaker 1: drags on. Obnat Erams laid out six demands for what
Speaker 1: it's calling us behavior correction before they open the straight
Speaker 1: of hor moves. Deputy Liberal Leader Jane Hume says it
Speaker 1: shows we need to be more self sufficient.
Speaker 3: The government talks a big game on fuel security, but
Speaker 3: what we want to see is a long term plan
Speaker 3: not just for fuel security, making sure there's more storage,
Speaker 3: making sure there's more refining capacity. That's what the Coalition
Speaker 3: have announced, but we also want to make sure that
Speaker 3: our country is more resilient.
Speaker 1: And a new anti bulling advertising campaign will be rolled
Speaker 1: out across the country today, urging parents to confront the issue.
Speaker 1: The five million dollar federal government push will advise parents
Speaker 1: on how to spot the signs of pulling sport and
Speaker 1: entertainment annexed to sport. An AFL and Fremantle's minor premiership
Speaker 1: campaigns taken a hit, suffering a full point loss to
Speaker 1: Melbourne and in Narell. Manly coach Karen Forren has apologized
Speaker 1: to fans after their forty two to twenty point loss
Speaker 1: to the Storm.
Speaker 4: I feel very very sorry to our fiends and we
Speaker 4: had a lot to play for today. There was a
Speaker 4: lot on the line. There was good reason to turn
Speaker 4: up and put in a really, really good performance and
Speaker 4: after about the half an hour mark that it just
Speaker 4: wasn't good.
Speaker 1: Enough to entertainment. And Donald Trump's feud with Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: has fired up again the White House this week, using
Speaker 1: a Taylor's song in a TikTok post, which has since
Speaker 1: been removed after she launched a copyright claim. And Megan
Speaker 1: Marcaule has worn a pair of earrings once owned by
Speaker 1: her late mother in law, Princess Diana as she and
Speaker 1: Harry bought the red carpet at a charity event in Canada.
Speaker 1: And that's the latest from the No Over podcast team.
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