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Speaker 1: You're listening to a Muma Mea podcast. Mumma Meer 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 Mmamea's daily

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Speaker 1: news podcast, The Quickie with Your Headlines for Thursday October ten.

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Speaker 1: A Victorian public school sexual abuse survivor has reached a

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Speaker 1: record eight million dollar settlement with the Education Department, closing

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Speaker 1: the book on a fifty year quest. The former student

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Speaker 1: was sexually abused at bo Morris Primary School by Darryl Ray,

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Speaker 1: one of four pedophiles who taught at the school in

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Speaker 1: Melbourne Southeast in the nineteen sixties and seventies. Right Side

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Speaker 1: legal partner Michael Magazanik, who represents the abuse survivor, says

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Speaker 1: the civil claim was close to reaching the Supreme Court

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Speaker 1: before the Department of Education agreed to settle. The eight

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Speaker 1: million dollar settlement plus legal cost, is the biggest known

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Speaker 1: payout by any government to a sexual abuse survivor in

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Speaker 1: Australian history. Mister Magazanik says his client was abused by

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Speaker 1: in the early nineteen seventies. He died in November while

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Speaker 1: facing dozens of new charges. He reported the abuse to

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Speaker 1: police and was part of a criminal prosecution in the

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Speaker 1: nineties and early two thousands that led to Ray pleading

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Speaker 1: guilty to twenty seven counts of indecent assault on eighteen

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Speaker 1: boys under the age of sixteen. The victim later won

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Speaker 1: a small sum of money in a civil suit, but

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Speaker 1: was able to launch another bid for compensation about eighteen

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Speaker 1: months ago. Under new laws, barring an early call by

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Speaker 1: the Prime Minister, voters are almost guaranteed to head to

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Speaker 1: the polls for the next federal election sometime in May.

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Speaker 1: The release of the twenty twenty five schedule for Federal

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Speaker 1: Parliament has revealed the budget will be handed down earlier

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Speaker 1: than usual on March twenty five, paving the way free

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Speaker 1: May election. While an election date isn't listed on the

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Speaker 1: sitting schedule, if the Prime Minister keeps with precedent and

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Speaker 1: calls an election after the budget, May would be the

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Speaker 1: earliest an election could be held, with a thirty three

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Speaker 1: day period required before a poll can take place. The

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Speaker 1: latest an election would be held is May seventeen. Under

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Speaker 1: rules laid out in the Constitution. Nearly sixty thousand mobile

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Speaker 1: phones won't connect to triple zero when the three G

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Speaker 1: network shuts down as telcoats continue urging customers to upgrade

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Speaker 1: their technology. Telstra and Optics will close the Aging Mobile

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Speaker 1: network from October twenty eight, having delayed their earlier deadlines

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Speaker 1: to launch a public safety campaign. A center inquiry in

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Speaker 1: July confirmed thousands of phones would not be able to

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Speaker 1: connect to the emergency line after the closure, while medical equipment, FPOs, machines,

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Speaker 1: alarms and farming technology could be cut off two meantime,

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Speaker 1: Communications Minister Michelle Rowlands says according to industry figures, there

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Speaker 1: are still around fifty nine thousand handsets remaining that won't

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Speaker 1: connect to triple zero on the four G network. These

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Speaker 1: devices have been a concern for the government and industry,

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Speaker 1: as many users may not know their phone relies on

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Speaker 1: three G for emergency calls until after the shutdown. The

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Speaker 1: handsets opt Board overseas all secondhand use four G data

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Speaker 1: for regular calls and texts. Bud bum triple zero calls

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Speaker 1: to three G as they don't possess updated technology. All

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Speaker 1: telcos have a service for customers to check the status

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Speaker 1: of their device by texting the number three to three, four,

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Speaker 1: nine to eight, and detectives are hoping to get their

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Speaker 1: paws on more suspects in a massive hest of limited

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Speaker 1: edition coins celebrating the beloved Australian cartoon dog Bluey. In July,

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Speaker 1: a five hundred kilogram palette carrying sixty three thousand of

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Speaker 1: the unreleased coins was stolen from a secure storage facility

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Speaker 1: in Greater Western Sydney. Two men have already been charged

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Speaker 1: over the theft, but Strike Force Bandit, which carries the

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Speaker 1: same name as the father of the show's titular Blue Healer,

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Speaker 1: has more individuals in its sites. The stolen goods were

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Speaker 1: being sold online for around ten dollars each, despite having

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Speaker 1: a face value of Jester Buck that's your latest news headlines.

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Speaker 1: On tomorrow's episode of The Quikie, we find out exactly

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Speaker 1: what to do if you've been fired. Listen to The

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