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Speaker 1: You're listening to a Muma Mia podcast. Hi, I'm Jemmy

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Speaker 1: Donna who with the latest from the Quickie newsroom for Tuesday,

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Speaker 1: February seventeen. Prime Minister Anthony Albanesi has ruled out government

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Speaker 1: assistance for thirty four Australians with links to Islamic State

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Speaker 1: who are currently seeking to leave detention camps in northeastern Syria.

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Speaker 1: Highlighting a firm stance on national security, the Prime Minister

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Speaker 1: remarks that those who traveled to support a caliphate must

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Speaker 1: face the consequences of their choices, stating, if you make

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Speaker 1: your bed, you lie in it.

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Speaker 2: These of people who went overseas supporting Islamic State and

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Speaker 2: went there to provide support for people who basically want

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Speaker 2: a caliphate.

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Speaker 1: The group, consisting of eleven women and twenty three children,

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Speaker 1: was recently forced to return to the Al Roj camp

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Speaker 1: after an attempt to travel to Damascus was blocked by

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Speaker 1: Syrian authorities. While the government acknowledges its legal obligation to

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Speaker 1: provide passports, mister Albanesi emphasized that no active repatriation or

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Speaker 1: logistical support will be provided. Opposition members have further pressured

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Speaker 1: the government to use temporary exclusion orders to ensure those

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Speaker 1: with extremist ties do not threaten domestic safety. For those

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Speaker 1: who do manage to return independently, the Prime Minister warned

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Speaker 1: they will face the full force of the law for

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Speaker 1: any crimes committed abroad. United Nations human rights experts have

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Speaker 1: warned the files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey

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Speaker 1: Epstein reveal a global criminal enterprise involving atrocities that may

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Speaker 1: meet the legal threshold for crimes against humanity. In a

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Speaker 1: statement released on February sixteen, nine experts asserted that the

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Speaker 1: systematic nature of the abuses includeing sexual slavery, torture, and

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Speaker 1: enforced disappearance, shocks the conscience of humanity. The experts criticized

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Speaker 1: recent document disclosures by the US Department of Justice for

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Speaker 1: failing to properly redact sensitive victim information, which they claim

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Speaker 1: has led to institutional gas lighting and revictimization. The UN

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Speaker 1: panel emphasized that the crimes occurred against a backdrop of

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Speaker 1: extreme misogyny and corruption, allowing high level perpetrators to operate

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Speaker 1: with troubling levels of impunity for decades. They called on

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Speaker 1: all national and international courts to investigate those implicated regardless

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Speaker 1: of their wealth or status. While urging the statutes of

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Speaker 1: limitations for such grave crimes belifted, the experts declared no

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Speaker 1: one is too wealthy or too powerful to be above

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Speaker 1: the law, insisting that resignations alone are inadequate substitutes for

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Speaker 1: criminal accountability. It appears Kim Kardashi is making moves to

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Speaker 1: establish a business legacy for her eldest daughter, Northwest, by

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Speaker 1: filing multiple trademarks for a brand called Now eleven. The filings,

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Speaker 1: submitted through the company Kim Ye's Kid Incorporation, cover an

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Speaker 1: expansive range of lifestyle products, including clothing, jewelry, watches, and handbags.

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Speaker 1: The brand name appears to be a personal nod to North,

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Speaker 1: combining the first three letters of her name with eleven,

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Speaker 1: the age which she reportedly began conceptualizing the venture. While

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Speaker 1: the twelve year old has already teased the brand on

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Speaker 1: social media by wearing No eleven hats, the move marks

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Speaker 1: her formal transition from a fashion influencer to a budding entrepreneur.

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Speaker 1: As North embarks on this fashion empire, she follows the

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Speaker 1: lucrative path of family brands like Skims, aiming to capture

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Speaker 1: the teen market. With her unique esthetic, and millions across

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Speaker 1: the globe are welcoming the Year of the fire Horse

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Speaker 1: today February seventeen, marking the start of the fifteen day

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Speaker 1: Lunar New Year Festival. This year's zodiac animal symbolizes strength,

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Speaker 1: freedom and stamina, though it also reflects modern themes like

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Speaker 1: workplace persistence among younger generations. Major Australian cities are hosting

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Speaker 1: vibrant celebrations, including traditional lion dancers and the lighting of

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Speaker 1: the Sydney Opera House in red to ward off bad luck.

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Speaker 1: Families have gathered four reunion dinners featuring symbolic foods like

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Speaker 1: dumplings and fish, while children look forward to receiving hongbao

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Speaker 1: or red envelopes for prosperity. While central to Chinese culture,

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Speaker 1: the holiday is also being observed as Cilal in Korea

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Speaker 1: and that in Vietnam. That's your evening news headlines. On

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Speaker 1: tomorrow's episode of The Quickie, Tanya Plebasek looks back on

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Speaker 1: her ten thousand days in Parliament. Listen to the Quikie

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Speaker 1: wherever you get your podcasts.

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Speaker 2: Mumma Mea acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters

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