Speaker 1: From The Daily Os. I'm Emma Gillespie, I'm Lucy Tassel.
Speaker 1: It's Monday, the second of June. Here's what's making headlines
Speaker 1: this evening.
Speaker 2: Prime Minister Anthony Albanesi has rejected calls from the US
Speaker 2: to boost Australia's military spending. Over the weekend, Defense Minister
Speaker 2: Richard Miles met with US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at
Speaker 2: a defense and security conference called the Shangri Lad Dialogue
Speaker 2: in Singapore. Heg Seth reiterated calls for Australia to invest
Speaker 2: three point five percent of the nation's gross domestic product,
Speaker 2: or GDP, in its defense capabilities. The investment is significantly
Speaker 2: higher than the federal government's plan to increase defense spending
Speaker 2: to two point three percent by twenty thirty four. Over
Speaker 2: the weekend, the Prime Minister defended Australia's policy, noting quote
Speaker 2: an additional ten billion in military investment across the next
Speaker 2: four years. Albanzi was asked about the US spending request
Speaker 2: during a press conference today, where he continued to dismiss
Speaker 2: Hegseth's suggestions. The PM said the government will decide what
Speaker 2: Australia needs on its own assess its capability and then
Speaker 2: provide for it.
Speaker 1: The Federal government has updated its travel advice for Indonesia
Speaker 1: after a spate of dangerous incidents, including drownings and drink spikings.
Speaker 1: Smart Traveler has urged Australians to quote exercise a high
Speaker 1: degree of caution when traveling to Indonesia due to security risks.
Speaker 1: This includes a warning about methanol poisoning in drinks after
Speaker 1: recent incidents were reported in Bali and Lombok. The Department
Speaker 1: of Foreign Affairs and Trade run site also urges Aussie
Speaker 1: travelers to monitor coastal areas with rough seas and strong
Speaker 1: rip currents at popular tourist beaches, including in Bali. The
Speaker 1: latest Smart Traveler advice notes Australians have drowned in coastal
Speaker 1: areas and many beaches are unpatrolled.
Speaker 2: Poland has elected a new president after a tight race
Speaker 2: between right wing candidate Karol Navruski and his liberal opponent
Speaker 2: Warsaw Mayor Rafae Czaskovsky. According to an update from the
Speaker 2: Polish Electoral Commission a short time ago, Navruski secured fifty
Speaker 2: point nine percent of votes to clinch victory, with Tchaskovsky
Speaker 2: on forty nine point one percent exit. POLI originally positioned
Speaker 2: Tchuskovsky in the lead, with the candidate declaring an early
Speaker 2: win before receiving confirmation from the Electoral Commission. In Poland,
Speaker 2: there is both a president and a Prime minister. While
Speaker 2: the President is not responsible for policymaking duties, they do
Speaker 2: have the power to veto legislation brought into the parliament.
Speaker 1: And today's good news, a new study conducted by Yale
Speaker 1: and Auckland University researchers has found singing to babies boosts
Speaker 1: their moods. Parents involved in the study were asked to
Speaker 1: record their baby's moods over a four week period to
Speaker 1: investigate the emotional impact of singing. Such as found that
Speaker 1: parents who sang more frequently rated their baby's moods significantly higher,
Speaker 1: suggesting a quote simple, low cost way to support infant
Speaker 1: well being. Doctor Samuel Muhr, director of the collaborative Research
Speaker 1: institute behind the study, said the findings show that singing,
Speaker 1: which he called an instinctive behavior, has real emotional benefits
Speaker 1: for infants, which can positively affect the entire family.
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Speaker 1: until then, have a great night.
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