November 11, 2024 • 3 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello from the Amplify newsroom. I'm Darcy Franklin. The ACT
has recorded its ninth road fatality for twenty twenty four.
A twenty six year old man has died following a
single vehicle collision in Curtain on early Sunday morning. ACT
Police saying a Toyota Highlux left the roadway at the
Ara Glen Roundabout and collided with a tree. Investigations are
(00:23):
currently underway and any witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage
is urged to contact crime stoppers. Remembrance Day services have
been held around the country, with Australians pausing for a
minute silence. Governor General Sam Mosston has given an address
at the Australian War Memorial here in Canberra.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Each year we render our tribute anew to the generations
of servicemen and women who have died or suffered for
Australia in conflicts far from home.
Speaker 1 (00:52):
Meantime, Australian soldiers bravery is being recognized with the award
of our country's top military honor of Victim Across. Private
Richard Norden ran into enemy fire during the Vietnam War
to save an injured comrade. He was later killed while
serving with the act Police. Donald Trump has reportedly spoken
(01:14):
with Vladimir Putin and discussed the war in Ukraine, urging
the Russian president not to escalate the conflict. Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanya, who has also confirmed he's spoken with
Trump since his election win. The President elect is due
to meet with Joe Biden in the White House this week.
There are growing concerns today about what Trump's presidency will
(01:36):
mean for Australian exporters. A new survey showing forty percent
of Ossie's unconcerned tariffs will hurt us and raise inflation
nationals Barnaby Joyce telling seven Donald Trump's tariffs would hurt
our economy.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
From your Panasonic television, Tamila stove to here, whatever you
have got in your house with a ka, you drive
the fuel that's in it. It's all come in on
a boat. So somebody somewhere must be putting something on
a boat and sending the other direction. Otherwise your currency
is worth nothing's because we are a trading nation.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Liam Payne has been remembered at the MTV Europe Music
Awards nearly a month after his tragic death. Popstar reader Auras,
paying tribute to the former One Direction star, saying he
brought so much joy into every room he walked into.
A teen news broadcaster believes the federal government's planned social
media ban won't work. Leo Poglici says the kids are
(02:29):
tech savvy and will easily find a way around the ban.
He says the rules shouldn't be made by a bunch
of boomers who didn't grow up in the age of
social media. Gastro cases around the country are at a
twenty year high. More than thirteen thousand confirmed cases have
been recorded this year so far, compared to just under
(02:49):
four than in twenty twenty three. And celebrity chef Jamie
Oliver has pulled his children's book Billy and the Epic
Escape from sale for causing offense to India Genous Australians.
The forty nine year old criticized for using stereotypes, especially
in regards to one Indigenous character who lives in foster care.
And that's letters from the Camberan Newsroom this Monday. Check
(03:12):
back again tomorrow morning for our next update.
Hello from the Amplify newsroom. I'm Darcy Franklin. The ACT
has recorded its ninth road fatality for twenty twenty four.
A twenty six year old man has died following a
single vehicle collision in Curtain on early Sunday morning. ACT
Police saying a Toyota Highlux left the roadway at the
Ara Glen Roundabout and collided with a tree. Investigations are
(00:23):
currently underway and any witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage
is urged to contact crime stoppers. Remembrance Day services have
been held around the country, with Australians pausing for a
minute silence. Governor General Sam Mosston has given an address
at the Australian War Memorial here in Canberra.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Each year we render our tribute anew to the generations
of servicemen and women who have died or suffered for
Australia in conflicts far from home.
Speaker 1 (00:52):
Meantime, Australian soldiers bravery is being recognized with the award
of our country's top military honor of Victim Across. Private
Richard Norden ran into enemy fire during the Vietnam War
to save an injured comrade. He was later killed while
serving with the act Police. Donald Trump has reportedly spoken
(01:14):
with Vladimir Putin and discussed the war in Ukraine, urging
the Russian president not to escalate the conflict. Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanya, who has also confirmed he's spoken with
Trump since his election win. The President elect is due
to meet with Joe Biden in the White House this week.
There are growing concerns today about what Trump's presidency will
(01:36):
mean for Australian exporters. A new survey showing forty percent
of Ossie's unconcerned tariffs will hurt us and raise inflation
nationals Barnaby Joyce telling seven Donald Trump's tariffs would hurt
our economy.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
From your Panasonic television, Tamila stove to here, whatever you
have got in your house with a ka, you drive
the fuel that's in it. It's all come in on
a boat. So somebody somewhere must be putting something on
a boat and sending the other direction. Otherwise your currency
is worth nothing's because we are a trading nation.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
Liam Payne has been remembered at the MTV Europe Music
Awards nearly a month after his tragic death. Popstar reader Auras,
paying tribute to the former One Direction star, saying he
brought so much joy into every room he walked into.
A teen news broadcaster believes the federal government's planned social
media ban won't work. Leo Poglici says the kids are
(02:29):
tech savvy and will easily find a way around the ban.
He says the rules shouldn't be made by a bunch
of boomers who didn't grow up in the age of
social media. Gastro cases around the country are at a
twenty year high. More than thirteen thousand confirmed cases have
been recorded this year so far, compared to just under
(02:49):
four than in twenty twenty three. And celebrity chef Jamie
Oliver has pulled his children's book Billy and the Epic
Escape from sale for causing offense to India Genous Australians.
The forty nine year old criticized for using stereotypes, especially
in regards to one Indigenous character who lives in foster care.
And that's letters from the Camberan Newsroom this Monday. Check
(03:12):
back again tomorrow morning for our next update.
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