May 19, 2025 • 8 mins
A man has been shot dead in Sydney's south west, sparking an urgent search for the shooter.
A dramatic siege in south-west Brisbane ended overnight after three armed individuals broke into a property on Boonah Road in Ipswich yesterday afternoon, following several gunshots being fired, according to police.
Two Police Officers have been treated for cuts and bruises, following a nasty brawl during an NRL match between the Tigers and Rabbitohs.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
And a man has been shot dead in cities southwest,
sparking an urgent search for the shooter. It happened last
night at Condell Park, where the man in his twenties
was discovered suffering a gunshot wound just after ten thirty.
Despite paramedics' best efforts, he could not be saved. A
crime scene has been set up and detectives are investigating
(00:24):
possible underworld links. This morning, also breaking, fourteenagers have been
arrested after an alleged stabbing on a Melbourne train last night.
Emergency services found a sixteen year old girl suffering from
non life threatening stab wounds at the Batman railway station
in Coburg North Before nine o'clock. Fourteens aged between fourteen
(00:44):
and sixteen were arrested a short distance away. A fifteen
year old girl has already been charged and bailed. The
three other three others, all boys, have been released but
are also expected to be charged. Taking News in Queens
are now in a dramatic siege southwest of Brisbane has
ended overnight. Police say three armed people broke into a
(01:07):
property at Boonard Road in Ipswich around four point thirty
yesterday afternoon, firing a number of gunshots. A resident managed
to escape unhurt as heavily armed officers swarmed that area.
Negotiations lasted for hours before all three were arrested. A
thirty four year old man, a twenty nine year old
woman and a thirty two year old man are now
(01:28):
assisting police. Proemnist Anthony Albernizi has left Rome following a
private audience with Pope Leo the fourteenth that makes mister
Albersi the first PM in sixteen years to meet one
on one with the Pontiff. They discussed the path to
peace in conflicts across the world, before the Prime Minister
invited the Pope to visit Australia.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
The PM is now on his way back to Canberra
via a.
Speaker 1 (01:52):
Shortstop over in Singapore for further trade and security talks
in the region. Two police officers have been treated for
cuts and bruises following a nasty brawl during an NRLL
match between the Tigers and the rabbit Os. Rival fans
began brawling at Campbelltown's sports stadium. When an officer intervened,
they were punched in the head and another in the face.
(02:19):
Another two men were taken to hospital. A thirty year
old man has been charged with the fray and assaulting police.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
A twenty eight shar old man charged with common assault.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
A court has heard accused triple killer Aaron Patterson may
have visited an area where death cap mushrooms were growing
just ten days after sightings were posted online. A telecommunications
expert was called to the standard Her murder trial yesterday
to analyze Miss Patterson's phone records. He says she possibly
(02:51):
visited the Victorian town of Otram in May of twenty
twenty three, where days earlier death cap mushrooms were spotted
and posted to a citizen scientists website. Miss Patterson has
pleaded not guilty to killing three relatives with the poisonous
mushroom meal. Residents in parts of the New South Wales
mid North Coast have been told to evacuate immediately due
(03:13):
to major flooding. The Central Coast and Hunter Valley have
copped the worst of the week severe weather so far,
with chance of another one hundred and eighty millimeters of
rain to fall across the next twenty four hours. Emergency
crews have been kept busy with dozens of rescues right
across the region and thirty five schools will be closed
as the downpour continues, so check with your school if
(03:35):
you're in that area. In breaking news overseas now, Donald
Trump has heard a lengthy phone call with Vladimir Putin
about ending the war in Ukraine, but the two men
have offered differing accounts of what was actually agreed to.
Let's go live to US correspondent Maley Hogan. Maley, what
are both leaders saying about this phone call?
Speaker 2 (03:53):
We'll at e.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
US President Donald Trump has framed this as a step
towards peace. After his two hour phone conversation with President Putin,
he put a message out on social media saying, I
believe it went very well. Russia and Ukraine will immediately
start negotiations towards a ceasefire and, more importantly, an end
to the war. The tone and the spirit of the
conversation were excellent, but that doesn't appear to be a
(04:17):
major shift in Russia's position. President Putin indicating he is
open to discussions, but provided no timeline on that. He said,
the issue, of course, is for the Russian and Ukrainian
sides to show maximum desire for peace to find compromises
that would suit all sides.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Russia's position is clear.
Speaker 3 (04:37):
Overall, the main thing for US is to eliminate the
root causes of the crisis. Determining the root causes could
be a major sticking point in those negotiations. After the
phone conversation, Trump spoke with Ukraine's President Volodimir Zelenski, as.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Well as several European leaders.
Speaker 3 (04:54):
Ukrainian's leader has now said he hopes any meeting could
happen as soon as possible, and the Vatican has been
suggested as a location that could host these peace talks.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
Eddie, wouldn't that be amazing coup for the new pope?
Thank you so much for that, Miley. Former US President
Joe Biden has thanked well wishes for their love and support.
Aren't being diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
In a post on x he said cancer touches us all.
Like so many of you, Jill and I have learned
that we are strongest in the broken places.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Thank you for lifting us up with love and support.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
Eighty two year old Biden was diagnosed with the disease,
which has spread to his bones, after experiencing urinary symptoms.
South Australian's supermarket boss John Paul Drake has gone into
bat for his team after racist comments or left on
the business's social media posts. John Paul Drake, the director
of Drake's Supermarkets, called out the keyboard warriors, telling them
(05:50):
to shop elsewhere if they can't treat others with respect.
He says his business is proud to be made up
of people from all different walks of life and has
been that way for.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
More than fifty years.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Well, all eyes will be on the Reserve Bank today
with a highly anticipated interest rate cut set to save
families around twelve hundred dollars a year off their mortgage repayments.
Money markets are priced in a ninety five percent chance
of the RBA slashing the cash rate to three point
eighty five percent.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
It would bring down repayments on.
Speaker 1 (06:22):
The average mortgage by about one hundred dollars a month.
A small army of supporters has joined a British ultra
distance runner for his final kilometers as he completed an
epic journey across Australia. William Goage was on track for
a new record as he crossed the finish.
Speaker 2 (06:38):
Line in Bontai. But not Everyone's convinced.
Speaker 4 (06:42):
It's an effort that's almost superhuman ninety marathons in thirty
five days. William Goode might be British, but he's just
endeared himself to hordes of Assies for running across our country,
smashing the two year old record caught held by Chris
Turnbull by four days, obliterating Ned Brockman by eleven days.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Tat me a bit of time to process, but yeah,
it was an incredible journey.
Speaker 4 (07:13):
The model turned ultra runner set off from Perth's Codterslow
Beach on April fifteen, updating his followers from the nullible
Great Australian Byte and every border crossing with a smile
any day under one hundred and ten kilometers was an anomaly.
Speaker 2 (07:28):
Good terms black.
Speaker 4 (07:29):
But a loud minority of those tuned in have been
asking questions. The main one has will really been running
the whole time for it to be recognized the Guinness
World Record. Goods has been wearing two trackers, according to
some forensic observers like Running Magazine. One of those has
occasionally recorded him at speeds exceeding eighty kilometers an hour.
(07:51):
Others say his heart rate is too low for an
output so high.
Speaker 2 (07:55):
Self proclaimed experts so they know everything about heart rate
and all this other stuff can't measure someone's heart and
will to succeed.
Speaker 4 (08:03):
But for each of Will's doubters, there are scores more
who believe the brit is the real deal. Incredible, Yeah,
bloody fantastic. Tom Saker, seven News
Speaker 1 (08:12):
Checking Tuesdays where they now possible Shower in Brisbane and
twenty four showers and Sydney in twenty one, Cloudion Canberan,
sixteen Sonny in Melbourne and eighteen Sonny in Hobart and
sixteen Sunny in Adelaide and eighteen Sonny in Perth and
twenty three and partner Cloudney in Darwin and thirty one
And a man has been shot dead in cities southwest,
sparking an urgent search for the shooter. It happened last
night at Condell Park, where the man in his twenties
was discovered suffering a gunshot wound just after ten thirty.
Despite paramedics' best efforts, he could not be saved. A
crime scene has been set up and detectives are investigating
(00:24):
possible underworld links. This morning, also breaking, fourteenagers have been
arrested after an alleged stabbing on a Melbourne train last night.
Emergency services found a sixteen year old girl suffering from
non life threatening stab wounds at the Batman railway station
in Coburg North Before nine o'clock. Fourteens aged between fourteen
(00:44):
and sixteen were arrested a short distance away. A fifteen
year old girl has already been charged and bailed. The
three other three others, all boys, have been released but
are also expected to be charged. Taking News in Queens
are now in a dramatic siege southwest of Brisbane has
ended overnight. Police say three armed people broke into a
(01:07):
property at Boonard Road in Ipswich around four point thirty
yesterday afternoon, firing a number of gunshots. A resident managed
to escape unhurt as heavily armed officers swarmed that area.
Negotiations lasted for hours before all three were arrested. A
thirty four year old man, a twenty nine year old
woman and a thirty two year old man are now
(01:28):
assisting police. Proemnist Anthony Albernizi has left Rome following a
private audience with Pope Leo the fourteenth that makes mister
Albersi the first PM in sixteen years to meet one
on one with the Pontiff. They discussed the path to
peace in conflicts across the world, before the Prime Minister
invited the Pope to visit Australia.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
The PM is now on his way back to Canberra
via a.
Speaker 1 (01:52):
Shortstop over in Singapore for further trade and security talks
in the region. Two police officers have been treated for
cuts and bruises following a nasty brawl during an NRLL
match between the Tigers and the rabbit Os. Rival fans
began brawling at Campbelltown's sports stadium. When an officer intervened,
they were punched in the head and another in the face.
(02:19):
Another two men were taken to hospital. A thirty year
old man has been charged with the fray and assaulting police.
Speaker 2 (02:26):
A twenty eight shar old man charged with common assault.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
A court has heard accused triple killer Aaron Patterson may
have visited an area where death cap mushrooms were growing
just ten days after sightings were posted online. A telecommunications
expert was called to the standard Her murder trial yesterday
to analyze Miss Patterson's phone records. He says she possibly
(02:51):
visited the Victorian town of Otram in May of twenty
twenty three, where days earlier death cap mushrooms were spotted
and posted to a citizen scientists website. Miss Patterson has
pleaded not guilty to killing three relatives with the poisonous
mushroom meal. Residents in parts of the New South Wales
mid North Coast have been told to evacuate immediately due
(03:13):
to major flooding. The Central Coast and Hunter Valley have
copped the worst of the week severe weather so far,
with chance of another one hundred and eighty millimeters of
rain to fall across the next twenty four hours. Emergency
crews have been kept busy with dozens of rescues right
across the region and thirty five schools will be closed
as the downpour continues, so check with your school if
(03:35):
you're in that area. In breaking news overseas now, Donald
Trump has heard a lengthy phone call with Vladimir Putin
about ending the war in Ukraine, but the two men
have offered differing accounts of what was actually agreed to.
Let's go live to US correspondent Maley Hogan. Maley, what
are both leaders saying about this phone call?
Speaker 2 (03:53):
We'll at e.
Speaker 3 (03:54):
US President Donald Trump has framed this as a step
towards peace. After his two hour phone conversation with President Putin,
he put a message out on social media saying, I
believe it went very well. Russia and Ukraine will immediately
start negotiations towards a ceasefire and, more importantly, an end
to the war. The tone and the spirit of the
conversation were excellent, but that doesn't appear to be a
(04:17):
major shift in Russia's position. President Putin indicating he is
open to discussions, but provided no timeline on that. He said,
the issue, of course, is for the Russian and Ukrainian
sides to show maximum desire for peace to find compromises
that would suit all sides.
Speaker 2 (04:35):
Russia's position is clear.
Speaker 3 (04:37):
Overall, the main thing for US is to eliminate the
root causes of the crisis. Determining the root causes could
be a major sticking point in those negotiations. After the
phone conversation, Trump spoke with Ukraine's President Volodimir Zelenski, as.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Well as several European leaders.
Speaker 3 (04:54):
Ukrainian's leader has now said he hopes any meeting could
happen as soon as possible, and the Vatican has been
suggested as a location that could host these peace talks.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
Eddie, wouldn't that be amazing coup for the new pope?
Thank you so much for that, Miley. Former US President
Joe Biden has thanked well wishes for their love and support.
Aren't being diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer.
In a post on x he said cancer touches us all.
Like so many of you, Jill and I have learned
that we are strongest in the broken places.
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Thank you for lifting us up with love and support.
Speaker 1 (05:28):
Eighty two year old Biden was diagnosed with the disease,
which has spread to his bones, after experiencing urinary symptoms.
South Australian's supermarket boss John Paul Drake has gone into
bat for his team after racist comments or left on
the business's social media posts. John Paul Drake, the director
of Drake's Supermarkets, called out the keyboard warriors, telling them
(05:50):
to shop elsewhere if they can't treat others with respect.
He says his business is proud to be made up
of people from all different walks of life and has
been that way for.
Speaker 2 (06:01):
More than fifty years.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Well, all eyes will be on the Reserve Bank today
with a highly anticipated interest rate cut set to save
families around twelve hundred dollars a year off their mortgage repayments.
Money markets are priced in a ninety five percent chance
of the RBA slashing the cash rate to three point
eighty five percent.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
It would bring down repayments on.
Speaker 1 (06:22):
The average mortgage by about one hundred dollars a month.
A small army of supporters has joined a British ultra
distance runner for his final kilometers as he completed an
epic journey across Australia. William Goage was on track for
a new record as he crossed the finish.
Speaker 2 (06:38):
Line in Bontai. But not Everyone's convinced.
Speaker 4 (06:42):
It's an effort that's almost superhuman ninety marathons in thirty
five days. William Goode might be British, but he's just
endeared himself to hordes of Assies for running across our country,
smashing the two year old record caught held by Chris
Turnbull by four days, obliterating Ned Brockman by eleven days.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
Tat me a bit of time to process, but yeah,
it was an incredible journey.
Speaker 4 (07:13):
The model turned ultra runner set off from Perth's Codterslow
Beach on April fifteen, updating his followers from the nullible
Great Australian Byte and every border crossing with a smile
any day under one hundred and ten kilometers was an anomaly.
Speaker 2 (07:28):
Good terms black.
Speaker 4 (07:29):
But a loud minority of those tuned in have been
asking questions. The main one has will really been running
the whole time for it to be recognized the Guinness
World Record. Goods has been wearing two trackers, according to
some forensic observers like Running Magazine. One of those has
occasionally recorded him at speeds exceeding eighty kilometers an hour.
(07:51):
Others say his heart rate is too low for an
output so high.
Speaker 2 (07:55):
Self proclaimed experts so they know everything about heart rate
and all this other stuff can't measure someone's heart and
will to succeed.
Speaker 4 (08:03):
But for each of Will's doubters, there are scores more
who believe the brit is the real deal. Incredible, Yeah,
bloody fantastic. Tom Saker, seven News
Speaker 1 (08:12):
Checking Tuesdays where they now possible Shower in Brisbane and
twenty four showers and Sydney in twenty one, Cloudion Canberan,
sixteen Sonny in Melbourne and eighteen Sonny in Hobart and
sixteen Sunny in Adelaide and eighteen Sonny in Perth and
twenty three and partner Cloudney in Darwin and thirty one
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