Speaker 1: From The Daily Os.
Speaker 2: I'm Emma Gillespie, I'm Zara Seidler.
Speaker 1: It's Thursday, the fifth of June. Here's what's making headlines
Speaker 1: this seating.
Speaker 2: Tasmanian voters will head to an early election after a
Speaker 2: no confidence motion was passed against Liberal Premier Jeremy Rockcliffe.
Speaker 2: Labour introduced the motion over its concerns about growing debt
Speaker 2: in the state following last week's budget and the increasing
Speaker 2: projected cost of a proposed stadium in Hobart. Independent and
Speaker 2: Minor Party MPs sided with Labour to pass the vote
Speaker 2: of no confidence eighteen votes to seventeen. After the vote,
Speaker 2: Rockcliffe told Parliament it was a quote sad day for
Speaker 2: Tasmania after an election was held in March last year.
Speaker 2: He will now ask the Acting Governor General to dissolve
Speaker 2: Parliament and call an election.
Speaker 1: The judge in accused mushroom murderer Aaron Patterson's trial has
Speaker 1: warned the jury to expect an extension in proceedings. Accused
Speaker 1: of deliberately poisoning four members of her estranged husband's family,
Speaker 1: killing three, the trial was initially expected to last six weeks,
Speaker 1: but as proceedings approach the end of that window, just
Speaker 1: as Christopher Bale has addressed the jury with a timeline update.
Speaker 1: With a long weekend ahead and Patterson expected to continue
Speaker 1: giving evidence, Bille said proceedings will likely continue for at
Speaker 1: least another week. Following this, the judge will decide whether
Speaker 1: more evidence needs to be delivered to the jury or
Speaker 1: whether the trial can conclude. There is a possibility that
Speaker 1: hearings could continue until the end of the month. Patterson
Speaker 1: has pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder.
Speaker 2: Plane manufacturer Boeing has agreed to pay a one point
Speaker 2: one billion dollar settlement to avoid legal action over two
Speaker 2: fatal crashes. The twenty eighteen and twenty nineteen crashes claimed
Speaker 2: a combined total of three hundred and forty six lives.
Speaker 2: The settlement means Boeing will pay four hundred and forty
Speaker 2: four million dollars to the crash victims families and avoid
Speaker 2: further prosecution led by the US Justice Department. The manufacturer
Speaker 2: has agreed to pay an additional four hundred and forty
Speaker 2: four million dollars to improve safety standards. However, the deal
Speaker 2: has been criticized as morally repugnant by lawyers representing the
Speaker 2: families of sixteen crash victims who've told the BBC the
Speaker 2: agreement gives Boeing the green light to quote sidestep true
Speaker 2: criminal accountability.
Speaker 1: And today's good news, a Victorian family has been reunited
Speaker 1: with their missing pet dog after a country Fire Authority
Speaker 1: led rescue operation. Ted the labrador and Penny the labradoodle
Speaker 1: wandered from their Trentham home in west central Victoria on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: The pairs adventure took a scary turn when Ted fell
Speaker 1: down an old mine shaft. Thankfully, Penny avoided the fall
Speaker 1: and was able to keep a safe eye on her
Speaker 1: mate from above ground. A CFA Victoria rescue team traversed
Speaker 1: the eight meter mind shaft with the support of local
Speaker 1: fire authorities, and Ted was winched to safety and returned
Speaker 1: to his owners uninjured. The CFA acknowledged the incredible work
Speaker 1: from all involved in the search and rescue of Penny
Speaker 1: and Ted, who they said, quote might think twice before
Speaker 1: heading off on any more adventures after a rough situation.
Speaker 2: Get it right, get it anyway. That is the latest
Speaker 2: from the Dahly Olls newsroom. If you are looking for
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Speaker 1: We will be back tomorrow with another deep dive, but
Speaker 1: until then, have a great night.
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