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Speaker 1: You're listening to a Muma Mia podcast. Mamma Mea acknowledges

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Speaker 1: the traditional owners of land and waters that this podcast

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Speaker 1: is recorded on. Hey, I'm Taylor Strano from Mamma MIA's

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Speaker 1: twice daily news podcast, The Quikie with Your Headlines for Friday,

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Speaker 1: November twenty nine, Prime Minister Anthony Albanesi has defended the

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Speaker 1: world's first social media ban for under sixteens after passing

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Speaker 1: through Australian Parliament. He says barring people younger than sixteen

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Speaker 1: from platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Reddit will

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Speaker 1: lead to less harm and better outcomes for children. Federal

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Speaker 1: Parliament signed off on the laws on Friday that'll ban

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Speaker 1: under sixteens from being able to access social media, following

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Speaker 1: a late night sitting off the Senate. With the new

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Speaker 1: laws set to come into effect from late twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 1: Exemptions will apply for health and education apps including YouTube, Messenger, Kids, WhatsApp,

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Speaker 1: Kids Helpline and Google Classroom. Also says social media companies

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Speaker 1: will have a greater responsibility to keep children safe online,

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Speaker 1: with sites now having to take reasonable steps to prevent

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Speaker 1: under sixteenths from creating accounts. With fifty million dollar fines

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Speaker 1: to be imposed on companies for systematic breaches. Mister Albanezi

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Speaker 1: says the twelve month gap between the laws being passed

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Speaker 1: and coming into effect will ensure the changes will be effective. Meta,

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Speaker 1: the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, says while they

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Speaker 1: respect the decision by the Federal Parliament, issues still remained

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Speaker 1: with how the ban would be enforced, citing concerns about

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Speaker 1: the process which rush the legislation through. As news of

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Speaker 1: the band makes its way around the world, it's been

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Speaker 1: met with mixed reactions, many people in the US calling

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Speaker 1: for similar laws to be introduced across their own country.

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Speaker 1: Comments on posts from The New York Times and People

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Speaker 1: magazine seem split, half of users praising the Australian government,

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Speaker 1: the other half concerned about the impact of freedom of

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Speaker 1: speech and expression. Russia has unleashed its second biggest hack

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Speaker 1: on Ukraine's energy infrastructure this month, triggering deep power cuts

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Speaker 1: across the country. President Vladimir Putin on Thursday said Moscow

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Speaker 1: had struck in response to Ukraine's strikes on Russian territory

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Speaker 1: with US medium range missiles, adding Russia's future targets could

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Speaker 1: include decision making centres in Kiev. Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky

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Speaker 1: accused Russia of a despicable escalation. US President Joe Biden

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Speaker 1: condemned the Russian attacks as outrageous, saying in a statement

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Speaker 1: it served as another reminder of the urgency and importance

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Speaker 1: of supporting the Ukrainian people in their defense against Russian aggression.

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Speaker 1: More than one million people lost power in the immediate

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Speaker 1: aftermath of the strikes, and millions more had their existing

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Speaker 1: scheduled of rolling power cuts intensified. Officials across Ukraine say

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Speaker 1: they're turning on generators to ensure emergency heat and water

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Speaker 1: supplies to hospitals, schools, and other critical facilities during bitter

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Speaker 1: winter weather. More than thirty three months after Russia invaded Ukraine,

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Speaker 1: Russian ground forces are advancing at their fastest pace in

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Speaker 1: two years. A supermarket giant insists at shelves and not

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Speaker 1: beginning to run bare as warehouse workers enter a second

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Speaker 1: week of strike action. Up to fifteen hundred employees across

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Speaker 1: a number of Wooords distribution centers in Victoria and New

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Speaker 1: South Wales walked off the job indefinitely on November twenty one.

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Speaker 1: They're fighting for a pay increase, along with an end

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Speaker 1: to the performance framework, the United Workers Union says is

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Speaker 1: pushing staff to sacrifice safety standards in pursuit of faster

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Speaker 1: at work. Woolies insisted all stores were still receiving regular

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Speaker 1: stock deliveries, but some were getting the goods less frequently

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Speaker 1: than previously scheduled. No product limits were in place, apart

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Speaker 1: from eggs, which had been rationed for some time following

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Speaker 1: bird flow out breaks across the two states. The union

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Speaker 1: claims the strike is already having a huge impact, with

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Speaker 1: gaping holes on shelves normally containing household and frozen goods.

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Speaker 1: The union has demanded equal pay and conditions across all

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Speaker 1: Wooards distribution centers, asking for workers to be paid thirty

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Speaker 1: eight dollars an hour in the first year of a

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Speaker 1: new workplace steal other words. Spokesperson says the company is

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Speaker 1: working hard to sort out the pay dispute. And music

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Speaker 1: magazine Billboard has publicly apologized to Taylor Swift after posting

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Speaker 1: a clip that falsely depicted her in a post celebrating

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Speaker 1: her career as part of Billboard's list of the twenty

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Speaker 1: five greatest pop Stars of the twenty first century. Swift

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Speaker 1: found herself in the number two slot with a highlight

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Speaker 1: reel of her achievements posted to the outlet's Instagram account,

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Speaker 1: but fans noticed one of the clips part of the

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Speaker 1: post originated from Kanye west twenty sixteen music video Famous,

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Speaker 1: which uses a naked wax likeness of Taylor Swift. The track,

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Speaker 1: along with its controversial video clip, were released amid Kanye

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Speaker 1: West and Taylor Swift's years long feud. It features lyrics

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Speaker 1: alluding to West's claiming responsibility for making the pop star famous,

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Speaker 1: with Swift condemning the song's strong misogynistic message and lyrics.

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Speaker 1: After much uproar from Swift, including the hashtags Billboard It's

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Speaker 1: Ober party and Billboard apologizes to Taylor Swift trending, the

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Speaker 1: outlet has since replaced the post with a new version,

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Speaker 1: along with an apology. That's your evening news headlines on

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Speaker 1: Monday's episode of The Quikie, a new Netflix documentary has

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Speaker 1: brought the case of who killed John Bone Ramsey back

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Speaker 1: to the surface, So who did it? Plus We've got

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Speaker 1: all the words of the year for you two. Listen

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