Speaker 1: From the Daily Os. I'm Billy, I'm Lucy. It is Wednesday,
Speaker 1: the fourth of December, and here is what is making
Speaker 1: headlines this evening.
Speaker 2: Senator Pauline Hanson has lost an application to reduce how
Speaker 2: much she was ordered to pay in costs after the
Speaker 2: Federal Court found she racially abused fellow Senator Marine Feruki.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty two, Faruki criticized the monarchy in a
Speaker 2: social media post following Queen Elizabeth the Second's death. Hanson
Speaker 2: replied with what the Federal Court has since found was
Speaker 2: a quote angry personal attack that carried racist demeaning. Justice
Speaker 2: Angus Stuart ordered Hanson to pay for Ruki's legal fees
Speaker 2: and remove the original post. Hanson then made an application
Speaker 2: to the court asking to only pay half of Ferruki's
Speaker 2: legal fees on the grounds that the case should have
Speaker 2: gone to a lower court. Justice Stewart rejected Hanson's application,
Speaker 2: saying the case couldn't have been presented to a different
Speaker 2: court because it was proven to be quote of considering
Speaker 2: importance to both parties.
Speaker 1: A man has been charged with murder over the nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy seven deaths of two Melbourne women. Perry Corymblus was
Speaker 1: extradited from Italy to Australia to face trial after arriving
Speaker 1: in the country this morning. Police have charged Corumblus with
Speaker 1: killing Suzanne Armstrong and Susan Bartlett at their home on
Speaker 1: Easy Street in Collingwood, and with raping Armstrong. Karimblus has
Speaker 1: lived in Greece since twenty sixteen. Under Greek law, a
Speaker 1: suspect can't be charged more than two decades after the
Speaker 1: crime they're alleged to have committed, meaning Australian police couldn't
Speaker 1: arrest Coarimblus until he visited Italy in September. He faced
Speaker 1: Melbourne Magistrate's Court this afternoon.
Speaker 2: South Korea's president junsukyol is facing calls to step down
Speaker 2: after he briefly allowed the military to take control of
Speaker 2: the country for the first time since nineteen eighty under
Speaker 2: a policy called martial law. Civil rights like freedom of
Speaker 2: speech and assembly were taken away for a few hours
Speaker 2: in Soul, Korea on Tuesday, President Yun said he instituted
Speaker 2: martial law because of unspecified threats from North Korea and
Speaker 2: because of disputes with his political opposition, who he accused
Speaker 2: of trying to overthrow the Free democracy. Following protests from
Speaker 2: citizens and politicians and a vote in parliament, President Yun
Speaker 2: reversed the declaration. The leader of Yun's own party and
Speaker 2: the leader of the opposition both said Yun's actions were wrong.
Speaker 1: And today's good news. Twenty one year old American Alex
Speaker 1: Konsani has become the first trans woman to be named
Speaker 1: Model of the Year by the British Fashion Council. Each year,
Speaker 1: the British Fashion Council gives the award to a model
Speaker 1: who has dominated the industry with an influence that transcends
Speaker 1: the catwalk. Previous recipients include Kate Moss and Bellahdin. Konsani
Speaker 1: thanged to quote those that came before me and specifically
Speaker 1: the black trans women that really fought for the space
Speaker 1: that I'm in today. She added that quote, change is
Speaker 1: more than possible, it's needed.
Speaker 2: That's the what is from the Daily Yas newsroom. If
Speaker 2: you're looking for something else to listen to, make sure
Speaker 2: you catch up on today's deep dive on how Australia's
Speaker 2: largest cocaine bust unfolded.
Speaker 1: We'll be back tomorrow morning. Until then, have a great evening.
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