Speaker 1: From the Daily Odds. I'm Billy FitzSimons.
Speaker 2: I'm Emma Gillespie.
Speaker 1: It's Wednesday, the eighteenth of June. Here's what's making headlines
Speaker 1: this evening.
Speaker 2: Three Australians have been arrested in connection to a deadly
Speaker 2: shooting in Bali. It comes after a thirty two year
Speaker 2: old Melbourne man was killed in his villa in the
Speaker 2: early hours of Saturday. A second Australian, a thirty four
Speaker 2: year old man, was also injured during the shooting attack.
Speaker 2: In an update today, local police said a suspect was
Speaker 2: attempting to flee the country when he was arrested in
Speaker 2: Jakata Airport on Tuesday. Authorities have also apprehended two other
Speaker 2: suspects who escaped Indonesia after the shooting. It's understood they
Speaker 2: were somewhere in Southeast Asia when they were tracked down
Speaker 2: by a joint local and international police operation. Authorities are
Speaker 2: investigating the shooting as a targeted attack, while there are
Speaker 2: reports the incident is tied to organized crime. If they're
Speaker 2: trying in Indonesia, the three Aussie suspects could face the
Speaker 2: death penalty.
Speaker 1: Prime Minister Anthony Albanesi is considering attending next week's NATO
Speaker 1: summit in Europe after he missed out on face to
Speaker 1: face talks with Donald Trump in Canada this week. The
Speaker 1: US President was expected to meet with the Australian PM
Speaker 1: on the sidelines of the g seventh Summit, but left
Speaker 1: early due to the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. However,
Speaker 1: Trump is still expected to attend the NATO summit in
Speaker 1: the Netherlands next week. Australia is not a member of NATO,
Speaker 1: but is invited to attend the high level talks as
Speaker 1: a partner. Country. Defense Minister Richard Miles was slated to
Speaker 1: represent Australia at this year's summit. However, Albanzi told reporters
Speaker 1: today that he is considering attending in the hopes of
Speaker 1: securing a meeting with Trump.
Speaker 2: Strikes between Israel and Iran are continuing for a sixth
Speaker 2: day after US President Trump called for Iran's unconditional surrender.
Speaker 2: Explosions were seen over Tel Aviv on Wednesday morning local
Speaker 2: time after the Israeli military intercepted what it called two
Speaker 2: barrages of Iranian missiles. Meanwhile, Israel has been accused of
Speaker 2: attacking a university with suspected military ties east of Tehran.
Speaker 2: According to local media outlets, a missile facility near the
Speaker 2: capital was also targeted. In a post to Trump's platform
Speaker 2: Truth Social the US president said, quote, we know exactly
Speaker 2: where the so called supreme leader is hiding in Iran,
Speaker 2: referring to the country's Ayatola quote. We are not going
Speaker 2: to take him out kill at least for now, our
Speaker 2: patients is wearing thin, he wrote. A few minutes later,
Speaker 2: Trump posted unconditional surrender. Conflict in the region has intensified
Speaker 2: since Israel fired missiles at nuclear and military facilities in
Speaker 2: Iran last week. According to Iranian officials, more than two
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty people have been killed over the past
Speaker 2: six days. Israel said Iran's retaliatory attacks have twenty four
Speaker 2: civilian lives There.
Speaker 1: And Today's Good News and Australian series has been honored
Speaker 1: with a prestigious television award in Europe. Good Cop Bad Cop,
Speaker 1: which stars Leyton Mista, received the Jury's Special Prize at
Speaker 1: the annual Monte Carlo Television Festival. Good Cop, Bad Cop
Speaker 1: is a comedy drama series that follows smalltown US detectives
Speaker 1: Lou and Henry Hickman, A brother sister cop duo played
Speaker 1: by Mista and Ozzie. Actor Luke Cook. Speaking after the
Speaker 1: ceremony in Monaco, Cook said the award was quote especially
Speaker 1: meaningful because the cast all felt like a family, and
Speaker 1: I'm glad that showed we wouldn't be up here if
Speaker 1: it wasn't for that. The series is available to stream
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Speaker 2: That is the latest from the Daily oz newsroom for today.
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Speaker 1: Well be back tomorrow morning with another deep dive, but
Speaker 1: until then, enjoy your evening. My name is Lily Maddon
Speaker 1: and I'm a proud Arunda Bungelung Caalcutin woman from Gadighl Country.
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Speaker 1: both past and present,