Speaker 1: This is the latest from your news feed. It's Tuesday,
Speaker 1: the eleventh of June. A former labor minister has sided
Speaker 1: with families of COVID victims who feel outraged that Daniel
Speaker 1: Andrews was given the nation's highest King's birthday honour, as
Speaker 1: polling shows ninety five percent of people don't think he
Speaker 1: deserves it. Amid backlash on Monday, the panel tasked with
Speaker 1: choosing recipients was also forced to clarify that one of
Speaker 1: its members, who worked under mister Andrews, wasn't in the
Speaker 1: room when the controversial ex premiere was chosen. It comes
Speaker 1: as a poll of thirty three hundred Herald Son readers
Speaker 1: found ninety five percent don't believe mister Andrews, who presided
Speaker 1: over deadly COVID errors, was deserving of the honor. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: only four in ten people who voted in a poll
Speaker 1: by the Age thought he deserved it. Premier Stephen Myles
Speaker 1: said as today's state budget will be the best ever,
Speaker 1: despite it containing the second largest deficit in a decade.
Speaker 1: To help fund a major pre election cash splash, the
Speaker 1: state government has spent weeks strip feeding major cost of
Speaker 1: living announcements. But mister Miles said there would still be
Speaker 1: plenty new for Queenslanders on Tuesday as he stares down
Speaker 1: worsening Pole results. Mister Miles insists the government's focus has
Speaker 1: not been on the election we back after this. South
Speaker 1: Australia's richest private schools have prime real estate holdings estimated
Speaker 1: to be worth more than twelve billion dollars, with one
Speaker 1: located on a vast holding near the CBD valued at
Speaker 1: nearly three billion dollars. Some are also eagerly buying nearby
Speaker 1: land to set themselves up for future expansion, but at
Speaker 1: the same time are pushing up house prices in some
Speaker 1: of Adelaide's most pricey suburbs. Saint Peter's College, on the
Speaker 1: edge of the CBD, has the most valuable landholding among
Speaker 1: private schools. It is on a thirty two acre in
Speaker 1: College Park that will be worth two point eighty six
Speaker 1: billion dollars if developed. And a twelve year old repeat
Speaker 1: offender with a record of more than eighty charges is
Speaker 1: back at home after being caught breaking and entering just
Speaker 1: three days after he had been freed on bail by
Speaker 1: the New South Wales Supreme Court. The convicted car thief,
Speaker 1: burglar and with a history of being involved in police
Speaker 1: pursuits in the Double Region in the state's west. The
Speaker 1: juvenile delinquent was granted home detention for a third time
Speaker 1: after being rearrested on Sunday morning. Local police, already battling
Speaker 1: massive crime rates in the region as well as staff shortages,
Speaker 1: believe the court system has left them down. And those
Speaker 1: are the latest headlines. We'll be back with another update
Speaker 1: for you tomorrow.