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Speaker 1: From the Daily Os I'm Emma Gillespie, I'm Billy forit,

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Speaker 1: Simon's It's Wednesday, the second of April. Here's what's making headlines.

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Speaker 2: Suceeding new hate speech laws have passed Victoria's parliament after

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Speaker 2: the Labor government reached a deal with the Greens. The

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Speaker 2: new legislation will introduce new criminal offenses for serious vilification

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Speaker 2: and strengthen existing protections against vilification. The law will include gender, identity,

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Speaker 2: sexual orientation and disability protections. The opposition voted against the legislation,

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Speaker 2: saying it will create issues clogging up the courts. They

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Speaker 2: also said that it will see people pursue each other

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Speaker 2: rather than working together to educate each other to actually

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Speaker 2: create the society we want going forward.

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Speaker 1: Thousands of doctors across New South Wales will proceed with

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Speaker 1: planned strikes next week after negotiations broke down with the

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Speaker 1: state government. Doctors will take industrial action from the eighth

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Speaker 1: of April to the tenth of April, that's Tuesday to

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Speaker 1: Thursday next week, with public hospital staffing to be reduced

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Speaker 1: to public holiday levels. According to union organizers, the action

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Speaker 1: means that elective surgeries will be postponed outpatient clinics and

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Speaker 1: non urgent consultations will be canceled and non urgent medical

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Speaker 1: procedures will be rescheduled. New South Wales Health Minister Ryan

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Speaker 1: Parks said he will take the most senior health officials

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Speaker 1: offline for a two week period to quote, try and

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Speaker 1: see if we can get a better outcome that keeps

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Speaker 1: patients safe, that keeps our doctors in place.

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Speaker 2: Democratic Senator Cory Booker, a one time presidential candidate, has

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Speaker 2: spoken on the Senate floor in the US for over

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Speaker 2: twenty five hours, breaking the record for the longest speech

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Speaker 2: on the Senate floor in history. Booker said he would

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Speaker 2: speak until physically unable to continue in protests of the

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Speaker 2: Trump administrations two months in power, and to call on

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Speaker 2: quote the people to stay up against it. To avoid

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Speaker 2: seating the floor, Booker had to talk continuously and was

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Speaker 2: only allowed to break when asked questions by Democratic colleagues. Booker,

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Speaker 2: who didn't leave the floor for the full twenty five hours, said, quote,

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Speaker 2: my strategy was to stop eating. I think I stopped

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Speaker 2: eating on Friday, and then to stop drinking the night

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Speaker 2: before I started on Monday. And that had its benefits

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Speaker 2: and it had its really downsides. Now, if you're wondering

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Speaker 2: if he went to the bathroom, I did just do

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Speaker 2: a quick google, and no, he wasn't allowed to leave

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Speaker 2: the Senate to go to the bathroom. But he did

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Speaker 2: avoid a question about whether he was wearing a nappy. Interesting,

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Speaker 2: which I think is a pretty smart strategy. But we

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Speaker 2: won't be asking too many more details for that because

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Speaker 2: it will probably be too much information.

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Speaker 3: Moving swiftly along to today's good news to get us

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Speaker 3: out of here, A group of around twenty elderly women

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Speaker 3: who worked in US factories on the home front during

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Speaker 3: World War Two have been honored with National Service medals.

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Speaker 1: The women were among five million workers known as Rosy

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Speaker 1: the Riveters, who worked in industries like welding and weapons

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Speaker 1: manufacturing to aid America's war efforts. They performed jobs traditionally

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Speaker 1: reserved for men at the time and were considered women's

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Speaker 1: rights trailblazers. The National World War II Museum in New

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Speaker 1: Orleans hosted a ceremony this week where eighteen surviving Roses

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Speaker 1: received the Congressional Gold Medal. One hundred year old Mary

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Speaker 1: Maski and Jello was among the honorees. She said, I

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Speaker 1: feel proud at what I did. The museum said the

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Speaker 1: real life wartime rosies helped pave the way for future generations.

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Speaker 2: That's the latest from the daly Ovs newsroom. If you're

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Speaker 2: looking for something else, you can listen to today's Deep Dive,

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Speaker 2: where we discuss cigarette reforms and the government's new smoking crackdown.

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Speaker 1: We will be back tomorrow morning with another deep dive,

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Speaker 1: but until then, have a wonderful night.

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Speaker 2: I feel like I need to go do a wee

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Speaker 2: on behalf of Cory Booker. My name is Lily Maddon

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Speaker 2: and I'm a proud Arunda Bunjelung Calkatin woman from Gadighl Country.

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Speaker 2: The Daily oz acknowledges that this podcast is recorded on

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Speaker 2: the lands of the Gadighl people and pays respect to

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Speaker 2: all Aboriginal and torrest Rate island and nations. We pay

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Speaker 2: our respects to the first peoples of these countries, both

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Speaker 2: past and present,