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Speaker 1: You're listing to a Mummamea podcast. Mumma Mea acknowledges the

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

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Speaker 1: recorded on Hi. I'm Nicole Madigan from Mummamea's twice daily

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Speaker 1: news podcast, The Quickie with Your Headlines for Tuesday, April

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Speaker 1: twenty nine. Peter Dutton is relying on quiet Australians to

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Speaker 1: get him over the line, as a former political insider

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Speaker 1: says protest votes could offer him a path to the lodge.

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Speaker 1: The Opposition is seeking to defy a campaign trail pole

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Speaker 1: slump that's delivered Labour a significant lead, although the Coalition

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Speaker 1: maintains its internal numbers are more optimistic than the public ones.

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Speaker 1: Dutton will hit more than two dozen seats in the

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Speaker 1: final week of campaigning ahead of Saturday's poll. He says

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Speaker 1: internal polling was positive and that gave him great confidence

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Speaker 1: for the election result. The term quiet Australians was famously

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Speaker 1: used by former Liberal Prime Minister Scott Morrison after his

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Speaker 1: unexpected victory in twenty nineteen, which defied poles that consistently

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Speaker 1: predicted a Labour victory. A prominent Indigenous leader has accused

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Speaker 1: politicians of using Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as

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Speaker 1: a political football. After two opposition leaders criticized welcome to

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Speaker 1: Country ceremonies, Federal Liberal leader Peter Dutton placed himself in

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Speaker 1: the center of the debate after a small group of hecklers,

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Speaker 1: including self described neo Nazi Jacob Person, disrupted an ANZAC

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Speaker 1: dawn service in Melbourne. Dutton has described welcome to Country

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Speaker 1: ceremonies as overused. Days after Uncle Mark Brown was booed

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Speaker 1: on ANZAC Day, he repeated the criticism on Monday, adding

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Speaker 1: that he believed welcome to Country ceremonies should only happen

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Speaker 1: at very significant events. When asked whether he would consider

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Speaker 1: ANZAC Day significant enough, the opposition leader said no and

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Speaker 1: that the day was about veterans. But Pat Anderson, co

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Speaker 1: chair of the ULARU Dialogue, says a welcome to Country

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Speaker 1: isn't about welcoming people to Australia. Rather, it's about welcoming

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Speaker 1: people to Aboriginal cultures, lands and seas. She says it's

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Speaker 1: not up to politicians to regulate when and how a

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Speaker 1: Welcome to Country should happen, and was sad to see

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Speaker 1: the displays of disrespect on the ANZAC weekend. Dutton's Victorian counterpart,

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Speaker 1: Brad Batton, echoed the opposition leader's sentiments, saying constant welcome

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Speaker 1: to Country ceremonies risked it becoming disingenuous. A regional disability

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Speaker 1: provider has admitted to serious safety breaches after the death

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Speaker 1: of a young Aboriginal woman who was badly burned in

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Speaker 1: a bathtub. Kaya Lucas suffered burns to almost half her

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Speaker 1: body when she was bathed in a home in Orange

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Speaker 1: in central New South Wales by two workers from NDIS

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Speaker 1: provider live Better in twenty twenty two. Lucas was removed

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Speaker 1: from the bath with her skin peeling, and a temperature

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Speaker 1: control panel showed the water was sixty degrees celsius rather

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Speaker 1: than the usual maximum setting of forty two degrees. The

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Speaker 1: twenty eight year old, who had conditions that left her

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Speaker 1: nonverbal and with thin skin, died in a Sydney hospital

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Speaker 1: five days later. Live Better was fined a record one

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Speaker 1: point eight million dollars in the federal court in twenty

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Speaker 1: twenty four after the NDIS Quality and Safeguard's Commission took

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Speaker 1: action against it over multiple failures to comply with its

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Speaker 1: standards of care. The care provider pleaded guilty in the

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Speaker 1: New South Wales District Court to a criminal charge in

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Speaker 1: a separate case brought by Safe Work New South Wales,

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Speaker 1: admitting one count of breaching its primary duty of health

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Speaker 1: and safety regarding lucas. Almost one in seven women and

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Speaker 1: girls skipped sport because of their period. According to a

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Speaker 1: new Victorian University study, around ninety percent worried about leakage,

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Speaker 1: while more than seventy percent felt generally anxious about their

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Speaker 1: period when playing sport. The research shows that providing free

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Speaker 1: period products at sporting facilities could remove one barrier to

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Speaker 1: playing sport and help drive up membership. The study's lead researcher,

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Speaker 1: Claire Henland, says such a measure would be a small

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Speaker 1: cost with a big return, not only for keeping girls

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Speaker 1: in sport, but also reducing the need to replace those

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Speaker 1: who drop out. Some sporting clubs do provide free products,

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Speaker 1: but it's not mandatory. In Australia, where just thirty two

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Speaker 1: percent of women and girls age over fifteen play sport.

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Speaker 1: A man who allegedly broke into the home of television

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Speaker 1: star Asha Ketty before being tackled by her husband has

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Speaker 1: been bailed. James Powell is accused of breaking into the

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Speaker 1: couple's garage and attempting to steal a forty thousand dollars motorbike.

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Speaker 1: Ketty heard a noise before discovering the thief and screamed

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Speaker 1: for her husband, acclaimed artist Vincent Van Taso, who gave chase,

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Speaker 1: ultimately restraining the accused until police arrived. Powell lost consciousness

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Speaker 1: shortly after police arrested him and paramedics had to be

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Speaker 1: called to take him to hospital with a drug overdose,

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Speaker 1: possibly brought on by the physical confrontation. Powell appeared before

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Speaker 1: Melbourne Magistrates Court via video link on Monday, where he

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Speaker 1: was bailed. That's your latest News headlines on tomorrow's episode

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Speaker 1: of The Quickie, why millennials can't just have normal hobbies anymore,

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