Speaker 1: From the Daily Ours.
Speaker 2: I'm Lucy Tassel, I'm Emma Gillespie.
Speaker 1: It's Tuesday, the twenty third of September. Here's what's making
Speaker 1: headlines this evening.
Speaker 2: The Albanzi government says the Australia US relationship is in
Speaker 2: a good place, despite another failed meeting opportunity between the
Speaker 2: two countries' leaders. Prime Minister Anthony Alberzi was expected to
Speaker 2: meet with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of
Speaker 2: this week's UN General Assembly. However, Albanese's name was missing
Speaker 2: from Trump's official New York itinery. Last week, the President
Speaker 2: criticized an ABC journalist for their line of questioning and
Speaker 2: revealed he was seeing the PM quote very soon, but
Speaker 2: with no clear timeline for talks between the leaders, Acting
Speaker 2: Prime Minister Richard Miles maintains he has no doubt a
Speaker 2: Trump Alliance meeting will go ahead quote at some point
Speaker 2: in the near future. Miles told reporters quote the fact
Speaker 2: of the matter is that the relationship between Australia and
Speaker 2: Vini States is in a good place.
Speaker 1: New South Wales public school students in years five to
Speaker 1: twelve will have access to generative AI in the classroom
Speaker 1: from next month. The state government has announced it follows
Speaker 1: the recent trial of a purpose built app and swedu
Speaker 1: chat developed by the Department of Education. The app will
Speaker 1: quote enables students to build AI literacy and skills in
Speaker 1: a safe environment where content is filtered and their data
Speaker 1: is secure, according to a government statement, Unlike other popular
Speaker 1: AI platforms, officials insist the app does not provide direct
Speaker 1: answers to students' questions. Instead, it asks guided questions and
Speaker 1: invites students to quote reason on the outcome of their questions.
Speaker 1: According to findings from a statewide trial across fifty schools,
Speaker 1: the app's most popular use with students was for general
Speaker 1: feedback on writing, brainstorming, planning, support and consolidating learning. An
Speaker 1: swedu chat will be rolled out in all schools from
Speaker 1: the study of term four.
Speaker 2: A New Zealand woman has been found guilty of murdering
Speaker 2: her children, almost three years after their remains were found
Speaker 2: in suitcases in an abandoned storage unit. Police alleged Haakyung
Speaker 2: Li killed her children in twenty eighteen, hid their bodies,
Speaker 2: then changed her name and left the country. The children's
Speaker 2: father had died the previous year. The remains of eight
Speaker 2: year old Una Joe and six year old Minu were
Speaker 2: discovered when the Auckland storage unit was sold in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two. Lee represented herself in court, but was assisted
Speaker 2: by two standby lawyers who argued she was mentally unwell
Speaker 2: at the time of the murders. However, the prosecution ultimately
Speaker 2: convinced the twelve person jury that Lee was of sound
Speaker 2: mind when she killed her children. The jury took around
Speaker 2: three hours to return a guilty verdict in court today.
Speaker 2: Lee will be sentenced in November and faces up to
Speaker 2: life in prison.
Speaker 1: And today's good news international team of scientists has discovered
Speaker 1: a new species of coral deep in the Pacific Ocean.
Speaker 1: The researchers have called the species a Rido Gorgia Chewbacca,
Speaker 1: after the hairy star Wars character because of the coral's
Speaker 1: many long branches. Corals are living organisms that take root
Speaker 1: on the ocean floor. They form reefs, essential structures that
Speaker 1: provide habitats and food sources for marine life. While this
Speaker 1: type of coral had been spotted twice before over the
Speaker 1: last twenty years, including in the Mariana Trench, it took
Speaker 1: until now for it to be confirmed as a new species.
Speaker 1: Study co author Les Watling from the University of Hawaii
Speaker 1: said seeing the coral for the first time was quote unforgettable.
Speaker 1: He added, its long, flexible branches and shape immediately reminded
Speaker 1: me of Chewbacca. Even after years of deep sea work,
Speaker 1: discoveries like this still make me stop and take notice.
Speaker 2: That's the latest from The Daily Oh's newsroom for today.
Speaker 2: But if you are looking for something else to listen to,
Speaker 2: check out today's deep dive on Australia's recognition of the
Speaker 2: state of power tell us dine at this week's un
Speaker 2: General Assembly.
Speaker 1: We'll be back tomorrow morning with another deep dive. Until then,
Speaker 1: have a great evening. My name is Lily Maddon and
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