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Speaker 1: From The Daily Oz.

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Speaker 2: I'm Emma Gillespie, I'm Lucy Tassel.

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Speaker 1: It's Tuesday, the eleventh of November. Here's what's making headlines

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Speaker 1: this evening.

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Speaker 2: Prime Minister Anthony Alberzi has marked Remembrance Day, one hundred

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Speaker 2: and seven years after the signing of the armistice that

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Speaker 2: ended World War One. Albanzi attended a service this morning

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Speaker 2: at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, along with Opposition

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Speaker 2: leader Susan Lee and Governor General Sam Mostyn. In a statement,

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Speaker 2: Albanzi said Remembrance Day is a quote moment to think

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Speaker 2: of every Australian who has answered the call through the decades. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 2: Albanzi also marked the fiftieth anniversary of Gough Whitlam's dismissal

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Speaker 2: by then Governor General John Kerr on the eleventh of

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Speaker 2: November nineteen seventy five. In a speech at Old Parliament

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Speaker 2: House last night, Albanizi said, quote, it is hard to

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Speaker 2: imagine any other event in Australian political history that could

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Speaker 2: inspire such a combination of analysis, debate, passion and affection.

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Speaker 2: The PM announced the government will commission a statue in

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Speaker 2: honor of GoF whitlam at Old Parliament House to quote

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Speaker 2: commemorate the sternest test how democracy has known.

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Speaker 1: New laws aimed at preventing ilicit tobacco and vape sales

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Speaker 1: have been introduced in New South Wales and Tasmania. The

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Speaker 1: New South Wales government announced that retail landlords may face

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Speaker 1: jail if their tenants are court selling illicit tobacco and vapes.

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Speaker 1: Property owners who were aware of such ilicted activity within

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Speaker 1: their premises could face penalties of up to a year

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Speaker 1: behind bars and a one hundred and sixty five thousand

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Speaker 1: dollars fine. New South Wales Health Minister Ryan Parks said

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Speaker 1: the laws recognized the quote important role that landlords need

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Speaker 1: to play against the sale of illegal tobacco and vapes. Separately,

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Speaker 1: the Tasmanian government also today announced stricter penalties around the

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Speaker 1: sale of illegal cigarettes and vapes, including on the spot

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Speaker 1: fines and extended business closuressi Nian Health Minister Bridget Arthur

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Speaker 1: said these measures quote reinforced the state's commitment to protecting

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Speaker 1: young people and reducing smoking rates.

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Speaker 2: India's federal Anti Terra agency is investigating a deadly car

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Speaker 2: explosion near a tourist attraction in Delhi, the country's biggest city.

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Speaker 2: The explosion occurred around seven pm Monday local time near

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Speaker 2: a metro station outside the UNESCO World Heritage listed Red

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Speaker 2: Fort complex. According to reports from national news agency the

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Speaker 2: Press Trust of India, the blast killed at least nine

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Speaker 2: people and injured twenty. Investigators believe the explosion came from

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Speaker 2: a small hatchback, which was reportedly carrying three people. However,

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Speaker 2: the exact cause of the incident remains unclear. Prime Minister

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Speaker 2: Narendramodi posted to x to express his condolences to the

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Speaker 2: victims and their families. Security across India has been tightened

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Speaker 2: as authorities remain on high alert.

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Speaker 1: And Today's good news in a world first, researchers in

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Speaker 1: Scotland have used breakthrough robotic technology to perform a remote

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Speaker 1: stroke surgery. In the US, University of Dundee, Professor Iris

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Speaker 1: Grunwald proved that a blood clot could be removed from

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Speaker 1: the brain without a specialist being physically present after she

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Speaker 1: conducted the remote thrombectomy on a human cadaver in Florida.

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Speaker 1: The technology uses a sensory system that was able to

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Speaker 1: capture Professor Grunwald's hand movements from a lab in East Scotland,

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Speaker 1: which were then mirrored in real time by a robot

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Speaker 1: at the patient site. Although thrombectomy is highly effective in

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Speaker 1: treating patients with a stroke caused by a large blocked

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Speaker 1: brain vessel, it's inaccessible in many parts of the world.

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Speaker 1: Grunwold said the robotics breakthrough quote truly bridges the gap

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Speaker 1: between operator and patient no matter the distance. It's hope

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Speaker 1: the technology will be approved by regulators in the US

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Speaker 1: so it can be rolled out to live patients more widely.

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Speaker 1: until then, have a great night.

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Speaker 2: Bungelung Calkatin woman from Gadigol Country. The Daily oz acknowledges

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