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Speaker 2: Coming up. Donald Trump declares a ceaspire is now in effect,
Speaker 2: should YouTube be included in a social media ban? And
Speaker 2: a former married at First Site couple appears in court.
Speaker 2: I'm Katie Fuller with this afternoon's nine News podcast. The
Speaker 2: world is right now, watching and waiting. As the US
Speaker 2: President's time frame for a seaspire between Iran and Israel
Speaker 2: officially begins, Donald Trump took to social media to declare
Speaker 2: the Middle Eastern powers had agreed to end hostilities, claiming
Speaker 2: both sides came to him asking for peace. Israel has
Speaker 2: not publicly accepted the proposal. Iran's Foreign minister denies there's
Speaker 2: a deal, but says his country will stop its attacks
Speaker 2: if Israel also stops the idf IS reporting another barrage
Speaker 2: of missile attacks was launched by Iran after the deadline.
Speaker 2: The Prime Minister says Australia's terror threat level is not
Speaker 2: being raised despite heightened tensions in the Middle East. Anthony
Speaker 2: Albanezi has told Sky News the threat level will remain
Speaker 2: at probable for now.
Speaker 3: It is constantly monitored, but there's been no change in
Speaker 3: the national security alert. We continue to have our national
Speaker 3: security agencies to monitor the situation.
Speaker 2: Australia's online watchdog is urging the federal government to include
Speaker 2: YouTube in its plans to ban children from social media.
Speaker 2: Children under sixteen will be blocked from many online platforms
Speaker 2: under new rules, but YouTube has gained an exemption arguing
Speaker 2: its educational benefits. EAS Safety Commissioner Julie inom Grant has
Speaker 2: told the National Press Club the platform was the most
Speaker 2: frequently cited platform in their research.
Speaker 4: With almost four and ten children on reporting exposure retirement
Speaker 4: for content there. This also comes as The New York
Speaker 4: Times reported that YouTube surreptitiously ruled back its content moderation
Speaker 4: processes to keep more harmful content on its platform.
Speaker 2: The Queensland government has delivered its first budget focused on
Speaker 2: driving down the cost of living for families. Among the
Speaker 2: big ticket items is a new one hundred dollars back
Speaker 2: to school boost to help cover the cost of primary
Speaker 2: school essentials. There's also a new home ownership equity scheme
Speaker 2: to reduce the deposit gap for buyers. The state's Treasurer,
Speaker 2: David Ganetski, says state debt will also trend down.
Speaker 5: Today, I can advise the House that total state debt
Speaker 5: is now forecast to reach two hundred and five point
Speaker 5: seven billion at the end of the forward estimates in
Speaker 5: twenty eight twenty nine. Under labor, debt was forecast to
Speaker 5: reach two hundred and seventeen point eight billion in twenty
Speaker 5: seven twenty eight and was on a trajectory to balloon
Speaker 5: further to two hundred and fifty two billion in twenty
Speaker 5: eight twenty nine.
Speaker 2: In New South Wales, housing supply and child protection are
Speaker 2: the centerpiece of the men's government's third state budget. On
Speaker 2: top of measures already announced, today's financial blueprint includes a
Speaker 2: new pre sale guarantee where the government will help developers
Speaker 2: secure finance for housing projects. One point two billion dollars
Speaker 2: has been set aside to reform out of home care
Speaker 2: for children and boost the foster care allowance. The South
Speaker 2: Australian government says there are more than thirty buyers for
Speaker 2: the Wayala Steel Works. The steel works was placed into
Speaker 2: administration and GfG Alliance removed as its owners in February.
Speaker 2: The state's Premier, Peter Malanowski, says there's a long way
Speaker 2: to go before the site can be ready for sale
Speaker 2: by the middle of next year.
Speaker 6: But to have had the interest that we've already had,
Speaker 6: for much of that interest to come from major global steelmakers,
Speaker 6: many of whom are getting together in a cresortia, it's
Speaker 6: actually really good news to ensure that we're on the
Speaker 6: right trajectory to set this place up for a long
Speaker 6: term future.
Speaker 2: Judge presiding over Aaron Patterson's triple murder trial has instructed
Speaker 2: the jury not to let sympathy for her alleged victims'
Speaker 2: families cloud their judgment. Christopher Bill has also directed jury
Speaker 2: members to not let the unprecedented media attention surrounding the
Speaker 2: case influence them. A former married at First Sight groom
Speaker 2: has appeared in a Sydney court seeking protective orders against
Speaker 2: his ex TV wife. Ryan Donnelly has filed an application
Speaker 2: for an AVO, claiming Jackie Burfoot's social media posts about
Speaker 2: him have been incessant, causing him emotional harm. Burfoot is
Speaker 2: yet to decide whether she'll fight the orders. When asked
Speaker 2: outside court about just how damaging the posts have been,
Speaker 2: Donnelly responded by saying, it's been a tough times, very hard.
Speaker 5: To quantify that I can't put that into words only
Speaker 5: that emotionally and within my circles and everything else I'm
Speaker 5: affiliated with has been very difficult.
Speaker 2: The matter has been adjourned for a month. Australians who
Speaker 2: complete a higher level of education are more likely to
Speaker 2: live longer. A study has found a twenty five year
Speaker 2: old man who has completed a bachelor's degree or higher
Speaker 2: will live just over eleven years longer than their counterparts
Speaker 2: who left school in year eleven or earlier. Monash University
Speaker 2: PhD candidate Sheridan Rodda hopes that results will generate discussion
Speaker 2: about inequalities.
Speaker 7: Not just within health, but also looking intersectorially to housing, education,
Speaker 7: to other areas that impact our health and also this
Speaker 7: data we can use now for economic evaluations to help
Speaker 7: us with our funding decisions and healthcare decision making as
Speaker 7: well to improve inequalities in finance.
Speaker 2: One Australian dollar is buying sixty four uscent.
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Speaker 2: I think theory has been named for Penrif's blockbuster with
Speaker 2: Canterbury on Thursday Night's Despite a nagging groin injury picked
Speaker 2: up going into Origin two Penrith coach Ivan Cleary admits
Speaker 2: Nathan's not a certain starter against the Dogs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's just going to have to keep taking the
Speaker 6: boxes so Sie and we're very hopeful.
Speaker 7: We don't know yet for sure.
Speaker 2: Swan's midfielder Chad Warner says he owes it to the
Speaker 2: club's faith in him as he prepares to play his
Speaker 2: one hundredth game on Friday against the Bulldogs. The first
Speaker 2: men's Test between England and India is poised for a
Speaker 2: thrilling finish when Day five gets underway. England needs another
Speaker 2: three hundred and fifty runs to win with ten wickets
Speaker 2: in hand, and PSG has defeated the Seattle Sounders too
Speaker 2: nil at the FIFA Club World Cup. I'm Katie Fuller
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