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Speaker 1: You're listing Team Amoma Mere Podcast. Good morning, I'm Taylor

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Speaker 1: Straano with the latest from the Quickie newsroom for Friday,

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Speaker 1: April three. Iran has been accused of holding the global

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Speaker 1: economy hostage following a meeting of more than forty countries

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Speaker 1: where reopening the Strait of Homu's was top priority. The

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Speaker 1: virtual meeting with plans to reopen the strait was organized

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Speaker 1: by UK Foreign Minister of Vett Cooper. Australia's Penny Wong

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Speaker 1: was in attendance, while a US representative was not present.

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Speaker 1: The meeting comes just days following remarks from US President

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump that it was not America's job to secure

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Speaker 1: the vital fuel passage and allies should get their own oil. Meantime,

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Speaker 1: hundreds of service stations across the country are out of

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Speaker 1: petrol as we head into the easter long weekend. Of

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Speaker 1: the more than eight thousand fuel stops in Australia, around

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Speaker 1: eight percent are missing one or more grades fuel, but

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Speaker 1: supplies and imports are remaining stable, with a spike in

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Speaker 1: demand for petrol and diesel at the start of the

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Speaker 1: Iran War beginning to ease. That's according to Australia Institute

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Speaker 1: of Petroleum Chief executive Malcolm Roberts. US Attorney General Pam

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Speaker 1: Bondi has been fired by Donald Trump following mounting frustration

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Speaker 1: with her performance, including her handling of investigative files related

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Speaker 1: to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. In a social media post,

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Speaker 1: the President confirmed the move, saying she's headed for a

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Speaker 1: job in the private sector, while praising her work in

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Speaker 1: curtailing crime across the country. Trump has also reportedly grown

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Speaker 1: frustrated that Bondi was not moving quickly enough to prosecute

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Speaker 1: critics and adversaries who he wanted to face criminal charges.

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Speaker 1: The Matildas and Japan have joined forces to slam the

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Speaker 1: Asian Football Confederation's prize money for the Women's Asian Cup.

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Speaker 1: It's the lowest paying continual tournament in the world, offering

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Speaker 1: two points six million Australian dollars in prize money for

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Speaker 1: the recently concluded edition in Australia. In contrast, a total

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Speaker 1: prize pool of twenty one point five million dollars was

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Speaker 1: available for the Men's Asian Cup in twenty twenty three,

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Speaker 1: with each nation receiving a participation fee just shy of

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Speaker 1: three hundred thousand dollars. The inequality has become a major

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Speaker 1: source spot among Matilda's players and their Asian rivals. Given

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Speaker 1: this year's tournament, hosted down Under was a resounding success.

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Speaker 1: Japan were ultimately crowned winners after defeating Australia one nil

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Speaker 1: in last month's final in front of more than seventy

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Speaker 1: four thousand fans in Sydney. While nothing has been confirmed,

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Speaker 1: jedfe for President Gianni Infantino has previously said equal prize

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Speaker 1: money was on the horizon as we look to next

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Speaker 1: years Women's World Cup in Brazil and a U years first.

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Speaker 1: All Feet Chocolate Ears Coco Black have surveyed Ossie's about

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Speaker 1: their Easter chocolate habits, revealing an overwhelming eighty three percent

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Speaker 1: of us start at the top taking a bite out

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Speaker 1: of a chocolate bunny's ears first. The survey also revealed

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Speaker 1: Easter eggs are king when it comes to celebrating the

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Speaker 1: holiday period, with fifty five percent of US opting for

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Speaker 1: those over the aforementioned bunnies. The exception to that trend, though,

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Speaker 1: are our friends in the country's top end. Folks in

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Speaker 1: the Northern Territory are more likely to reach for a

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Speaker 1: bunny over an egg. They also lead the nation for

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Speaker 1: storing their chokings in the fridge, which might have something

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Speaker 1: to do with their climate. That's your latest news headlines.

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