October 30, 2024 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello from the Amplify newsroom. I'm Darcy Franklin. ACT Police
have released a face fit image on their website of
a man who was allegedly involved in an incident at
Maduro Park earlier this month at midday on October twelve.
Police say the man was inside the Maduira Park shopping
center when he allegedly grabbed a young person and touched
(00:22):
them inappropriately. Anyone who recognizes the man on the website
is urged to contact crime stoppers immediately. New reports out
of the Camber Liberals have shown Elizabeth Lee might not
be the opposition leader into the next term. A new
late favorite has emerged as the party room swings support
to her deputy leankhaste Lee, causing former party leader Jeremy
(00:44):
Hansen to step out of the race. He comes after
a move against Lee yesterday afternoon, with more details to
come of the party spill later today. The Australian Financial
Complaints Authority hit a record last year, but scam cases
finally dropped in the last quarter. Its Deputy chief Ombardsman
gives credit to government initiatives but says banks and platforms
(01:08):
need to up their game. Financial hardship complaints are also spiking.
Doctor June Smith wants banks to show a bit more compassion, think.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
About what it means for a consumer when they raise
a complaint. Don't be adversarial with AKKA and try to
argue legalistically about who's right and who's wrong.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
Go fundme page for the family of the boy killed
in the school pickup tragedy has raised more than one
hundred grand so far. Tributes are flowing in for eleven
year old Jack davut Is, killed when a rav Fok
crashed into a fence of a Melbourne primary school on Tuesday.
His family visited the site last night to see the flowers,
teddy bears and handwritten messages left by members of the
(01:51):
community remembering his love for sport. The Smith family has
launched its Christmas appeal, hoping to raise almost five million
dollars to help more kids in need through its education programs.
New South Wales Act General manager Fiona car Luccio says
it comes as new survey found almost sixty percent of
(02:12):
families supported by the charity have struggled to afford essential
school items for their kids this year.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
What they've discovered is that almost ninety five percent of
our survey respondents have found that they're either just getting
by or it's been really difficult this year to be
able to support their young person with their school year.
Even with the support of the Smith.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
Family, more than five thousand local children and young people
have been reached through the Smith Family programs. Donald Trump
has seized on Joe Biden's description of his supporters as
being garbage at the latest rally in North Carolina. He
called them garbage.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
And they mean it, even though without question, my supporters
are far higher quality than Crooked Joe or.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Lay In Karma. Kamalahara distance herself from Biden's remarks. Americans
go to the polls next Tuesday, and added as has
reached an agreement with Kanye West to end all legal
proceedings with no money exchanged after the company dropped the
US rapper over anti semitism. And that's the latest in
the news. We'll have another update for you right here
(03:19):
later today.
Hello from the Amplify newsroom. I'm Darcy Franklin. ACT Police
have released a face fit image on their website of
a man who was allegedly involved in an incident at
Maduro Park earlier this month at midday on October twelve.
Police say the man was inside the Maduira Park shopping
center when he allegedly grabbed a young person and touched
(00:22):
them inappropriately. Anyone who recognizes the man on the website
is urged to contact crime stoppers immediately. New reports out
of the Camber Liberals have shown Elizabeth Lee might not
be the opposition leader into the next term. A new
late favorite has emerged as the party room swings support
to her deputy leankhaste Lee, causing former party leader Jeremy
(00:44):
Hansen to step out of the race. He comes after
a move against Lee yesterday afternoon, with more details to
come of the party spill later today. The Australian Financial
Complaints Authority hit a record last year, but scam cases
finally dropped in the last quarter. Its Deputy chief Ombardsman
gives credit to government initiatives but says banks and platforms
(01:08):
need to up their game. Financial hardship complaints are also spiking.
Doctor June Smith wants banks to show a bit more compassion, think.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
About what it means for a consumer when they raise
a complaint. Don't be adversarial with AKKA and try to
argue legalistically about who's right and who's wrong.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
Go fundme page for the family of the boy killed
in the school pickup tragedy has raised more than one
hundred grand so far. Tributes are flowing in for eleven
year old Jack davut Is, killed when a rav Fok
crashed into a fence of a Melbourne primary school on Tuesday.
His family visited the site last night to see the flowers,
teddy bears and handwritten messages left by members of the
(01:51):
community remembering his love for sport. The Smith family has
launched its Christmas appeal, hoping to raise almost five million
dollars to help more kids in need through its education programs.
New South Wales Act General manager Fiona car Luccio says
it comes as new survey found almost sixty percent of
(02:12):
families supported by the charity have struggled to afford essential
school items for their kids this year.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
What they've discovered is that almost ninety five percent of
our survey respondents have found that they're either just getting
by or it's been really difficult this year to be
able to support their young person with their school year.
Even with the support of the Smith.
Speaker 1 (02:31):
Family, more than five thousand local children and young people
have been reached through the Smith Family programs. Donald Trump
has seized on Joe Biden's description of his supporters as
being garbage at the latest rally in North Carolina. He
called them garbage.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
And they mean it, even though without question, my supporters
are far higher quality than Crooked Joe or.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Lay In Karma. Kamalahara distance herself from Biden's remarks. Americans
go to the polls next Tuesday, and added as has
reached an agreement with Kanye West to end all legal
proceedings with no money exchanged after the company dropped the
US rapper over anti semitism. And that's the latest in
the news. We'll have another update for you right here
(03:19):
later today.
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