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Speaker 1: You're listening to a mother Mere podcast. Hi, I'm Ailish

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Speaker 1: Delaney from Momma Mere's twice daily news podcast, The Quickie

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Speaker 1: with Your Headlines for Friday, January sixteenth. Prime Minister Anthony

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Speaker 1: Albanesi is making a last ditch bid for bipartisan support

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Speaker 1: for sweeping hate speech laws after failing to win backing

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Speaker 1: from the Coalition or the Greens. The PM says his

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Speaker 1: government remains open to amendments to push the draft bill

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Speaker 1: through when MPs and Senators meet in Canberra on Monday,

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Speaker 1: but criticize the Opposition for not putting forward concrete plans.

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Speaker 1: The bill is the government's response to the Islamic inspired

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Speaker 1: terror attack that claimed fifteen lives at a Bondai Beach

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Speaker 1: Honaker event on December fourteen. Albinizi says the parties of

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Speaker 1: government should be supporting this across the board. New research

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Speaker 1: has found people living with depression effacing a major gap

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Speaker 1: in treatment options, with the study revealing clues about why

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Speaker 1: stands antidepressants fail for many Australians. The University of Sydney

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Speaker 1: Brain and Mind Center has undertaken the largest study of

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Speaker 1: its kind of almost fifteen thousand Australians living with depression,

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Speaker 1: seventy five percent of whom were women. It identified a

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Speaker 1: distinct atypical depression strongly linked to other mental and physical illnesses.

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Speaker 1: Antidepressants are routinely prescribed as a first line treatment, but

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Speaker 1: the study found people with this illness profile were less

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Speaker 1: likely to respond to the medication and more likely to

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Speaker 1: experience side effects such as further weight gain. Atypical depression

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Speaker 1: was more common in women, and researchers say the findings

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Speaker 1: suggest a major gap in treatment for people experiencing it.

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Speaker 1: Billions of dollars will be spent over the next decade

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Speaker 1: to upgrade Sydney's sewerage network after thousands of debris balls

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Speaker 1: washed up on the city's iconic beaches. The gray and

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Speaker 1: black balls, mostly the size of marbles, forced the closure

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Speaker 1: of Bondaie, Manly and other major Sydney beaches in late

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty four and early twenty twenty five. New South

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Speaker 1: Wales Environment Protection Authority found the balls likely came from

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Speaker 1: the Malibar Deep Ocean outfall, a wastewater system that services

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Speaker 1: almost two million people. The government says it will invest

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Speaker 1: three billion dollars into upgrading the system over the next

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Speaker 1: ten years to reduce the volume of wastewater that needs

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Speaker 1: to be treated and discharged by the Malabar Outfall. Water

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Speaker 1: Minister Rose Jackson says the staged upgrades will ensure Sydney

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Speaker 1: water users don't face a sudden bill shock and pave

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Speaker 1: the way for more housing to be built. And Harry

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Speaker 1: Styles is back. The pop star has announced his long

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Speaker 1: awaited fourth studio album will arrive this autumn, titled Kiss

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Speaker 1: All the Time at Disco Occasionally. The album is set

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Speaker 1: to drop on March six and is the singer's first

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Speaker 1: full length project in four years. That's your evening news

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Speaker 1: headlines On Monday's episode of The Quickie, Tony Armstrong drops

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Speaker 1: by ahead of his new ABC special Always Was Tonight.

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Speaker 1: From First Nations Australians and their relationship to the media

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Speaker 1: to who's going to win this year's AFL Premiership, Tony

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Speaker 1: shares his thoughts about it all. Listen to The Quickie

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