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Speaker 1: You're listening to a mummameir podcast. Hi, I'm Jemma Donna

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Speaker 1: who from Ammamea's twice daily news podcast, The Quickie with

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Speaker 1: your Headlines for Thursday, December eleventh. Former pilot Greg Lynn

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Speaker 1: has successfully appealed his twenty twenty four murder conviction for

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Speaker 1: the death of camper Carol Clay, with the Victorian Court

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Speaker 1: of Appeal ordering a fresh trial. The fifty nine year

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Speaker 1: old was previously sentenced thirty two years in jail after

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Speaker 1: a jury found him guilty of killing seventy three year

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Speaker 1: old miss Clay, but acquitted him over the death of

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Speaker 1: her lover, Russell Hill, at a remote camp site in

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Speaker 1: twenty twenty. The Court of Appeal set aside the conviction

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Speaker 1: on Thursday, citing concerns over a substantial miscarriage of justice

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Speaker 1: during the initial trial due to a number of serious irregularities.

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Speaker 1: Lynn's legal team had argued the prosecution's handling of the

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Speaker 1: case was unfair and that the jury's split verdict was inconsistent. Lynn,

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Speaker 1: who admitted to burning the victim's remains but maintained both

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Speaker 1: deaths were accidental, was remanded in custody and is scheduled

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Speaker 1: to return to court on January twenty eight. The Trump

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Speaker 1: administration has unveiled new mandatory requirements for tourists entering the

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Speaker 1: US from forty two Visa exempt countries, including the UK, France,

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Speaker 1: and Australia. Under the plan, travelers applying through the ESTA

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Speaker 1: would have to disclose five years of social media activity,

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Speaker 1: all phone numbers used during that period, and email addresses

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Speaker 1: from the past decade. The U S Customs and Border

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Speaker 1: Protections stated that the changes necessary to comply with the

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Speaker 1: presidential executive order aimed at ensuring visitors do not bear

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Speaker 1: hostile attitudes towards citizens. Critics argue the policy forces self

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Speaker 1: censorship and sends a damaging message about the US commitment

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Speaker 1: to free speech, particularly as the US tourism has already

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Speaker 1: seen a dramatic drop in the second Trump term. The

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Speaker 1: new rules are expected to complicate travel for the upcoming

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Speaker 1: World Cup, which the US is co hosting next year.

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Speaker 1: Australians spent big at the Altar of Rock God's ACDC

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Speaker 1: andend Oasis, continuing a run of strong household spending that

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Speaker 1: will add to the Reserve Bank's concerns over inflation. Commonwealth

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Speaker 1: Bank's data showed consumption rows zero point five percent for

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Speaker 1: the month, lifting yearly spending to five point five percent,

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Speaker 1: which CBA's Belinda Allen suggests is pushing the economy close

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Speaker 1: to its capacity limits. This strong consumer environment, coupled with

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Speaker 1: anticipated fresh jobs data released today, will be key to

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Speaker 1: the RBA's decision on a possible interest rate hike in February.

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Speaker 1: RBA Governor Michelle Bollock has stated that the Central Bank

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Speaker 1: will consider raising the cash rate again if inflation and

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Speaker 1: labour market figures do not show sufficiently tight financial conditions.

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Speaker 1: Economists are closely watching today's ABS jobs for data clues,

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Speaker 1: with us any unemployment figure holding below the RBA's four

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Speaker 1: point four percent forecast, further strengthening the case for a hike.

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Speaker 1: The final piece of the data puzzle will arrive on

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Speaker 1: January twenty eight, with the release of the December quarter

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Speaker 1: inflation figures. In Australia's most complained about ads for twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty five have been revealed, with sex, nudity, violence, and

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Speaker 1: health and safety ranking as the top community concerns among

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Speaker 1: five thousand complaints assessed by the watchdog. Topping the list

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Speaker 1: was a series of keiacar ads that depicted zombie proof

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Speaker 1: electric vehicles driving through a neighborhood of the undead, prompting

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Speaker 1: eighty six complaints. One particularly strong reaction claim to the

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Speaker 1: commercial portrays people of Melbourne as zombies. While the AD's

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Speaker 1: standard panel found Kia ads were not overly scary, one

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Speaker 1: version was found to breach motor vehicle advertising rules for

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Speaker 1: depicting a contravention of road rules. Other highly complained about

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Speaker 1: ads included one for Dad Ol showing a boy petering

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Speaker 1: his nose, and a big w commercial that was pulled

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Speaker 1: after a girl briefly showed a blurred out middle finger.

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Speaker 1: Despite the numerous complaints, the majority of the top ten

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Speaker 1: ads did not breach the advertising code, though the Watchdog

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Speaker 1: emphasized that responsible advertising is good advertising. That's your evening

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Speaker 1: news headlines. On tomorrow's episode of The Quickie, we take

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Speaker 1: a look at the us VIS rules changing and why

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Speaker 1: Trump wants your social media history. Plus the Victorian Court

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Speaker 1: handed down its decision over the appeal launched by former

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Speaker 1: pilot Greg Lynn, sending the case back to retrial. Claire

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Speaker 1: Murphy will have the details. Listen to The Quickie wherever

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