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Speaker 1: You're listening to a Muma Mia podcast. Mumma 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 Hi. I'm Isabella Ross from Mumma MEA's

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Speaker 1: daily news podcast, The Quickie. Here's what's happening in the

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Speaker 1: news today, Wednesday, June fifth. Donald Trump's lawyers are asking

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Speaker 1: a New York judge to lift the gag order that

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Speaker 1: barred the former president from commenting about witnesses, jurors, and

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Speaker 1: others tied to the criminal case that led to his conviction.

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Speaker 1: His lawyers claim there's nothing to justify continued restrictions on

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Speaker 1: the First Amendment rights of Trump now that the trial

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Speaker 1: is over. Trump's lawyers also contend the gag order must

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Speaker 1: go away so he's free to fully address the case

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Speaker 1: and his conviction. With the first presidential debates scheduled for

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Speaker 1: June twenty seven. Prosecutors had previously raised concerns about the

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Speaker 1: Republican presidential nominee's propensity to attack people involved in his

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Speaker 1: legal cases. William Tyrell's former foster parents have launched an

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Speaker 1: appeal of their convictions and the severity of a sentence

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Speaker 1: handed down for the assault and intimidation of another child

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Speaker 1: under their care. Lawyers for one of the parents appeared

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Speaker 1: at court today, about two and a half months after

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Speaker 1: they were both convicted by a local court magistrate. The couple,

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Speaker 1: who cannot be legally named or identified, were found to

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Speaker 1: have intimidated a child who is not William on separate occasions.

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Speaker 1: The mother's threats to slap the child on two occasions

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Speaker 1: counted as intimidation. The magistrate found prosecutors relied on more

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Speaker 1: than one thousand hours of covert recordings made in the

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Speaker 1: couple's home and vehicles over fourteen months. In twenty twenty

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Speaker 1: and twenty twenty one, voluntaries is to Dying laws have

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Speaker 1: passed in the Act, with access for adults who have

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Speaker 1: an advanced and progressive condition. The multi step process, which

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Speaker 1: includes multiple health assessments by practitioners, is built on the

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Speaker 1: foundation that a person must have decision making capacity and

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Speaker 1: act voluntarily. The Act in Northern Territory were blocked from

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Speaker 1: legislating on euthanasia for a quarter of a century until

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Speaker 1: Commonwealth laws were overturned in twenty twenty two. All Australian

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Speaker 1: states have now passed voluntaries is to Dying laws. In

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Speaker 1: various fass which is a win according to many advocates. Lastly,

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Speaker 1: a study has revealed that women's mental agility is better

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Speaker 1: during menstruation. The study is the first to assess sports

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Speaker 1: related cognition during the menstrual cycle and as part of

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Speaker 1: a larger research project. Though participants reported feeling worse during

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Speaker 1: menstruation and perceived that this negatively impacted their performance, their

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Speaker 1: reaction times were faster and they made fewer errors. The

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Speaker 1: findings act as a proof of principle that specific types

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Speaker 1: of cognition fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle, which could have

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Speaker 1: implications for injury in other aspects of women's health. That's

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Speaker 1: your evening news headlines. On tomorrow's episode, We're deep diving

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Speaker 1: into the thirty six Month Movement. It's calling to increase

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Speaker 1: the age of social media sign up from thirteen to

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Speaker 1: sixteen and what difference that claims to make to the

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Speaker 1: mental health of those who fall into that age bracket.

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Speaker 1: The movement spokesperson and co founder Nova Radio's Whipper speaks

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Speaker 1: to us about why kids ought to be older before

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Speaker 1: embarking on a social media journey. Check out the quickie

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