Evening News Briefing - 12 November 2025

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hi there from the Amplifying news room. I'm an abygat Co.
Russia will be compensated despite losing a High court battle
over an embassy site here in the Capitol. It's after
federal laws were passed in twenty twenty three to reclaim
land Russia had leads to construct a new embassy a
few hundred meters away from Parliament House. A thirty six

(00:22):
year old man's copped multiple charges after allegedly using a
stolen car in a gungal and ram rate. Police say
the man and another person broke into two Fishwick car
yards last month, stole two cars and two sets of
keys for other cars. It's alleged one was used in
a ram raid at a Casey cafe, causing major damage.

(00:45):
A Liberal MP has rejected claims that dumping the net
zero target is about climate change. For Liberals, spending four
hours discussing the emission's goal, which is poised to be dropped,
Shadow Communications Minister Melissa Macintosh said emissions must still be reduced.

Speaker 2 (01:02):
There's unity in the party room that we do need
to be focused on climate change and we do need
to bring down emissions. This was purely about a discussion
around these unachievable targets that we've been locked into.

Speaker 1 (01:16):
Anthony Albanesi will formally sign a defense treaty with Indonesia
next year. The PM says the two nations meet regularly
on security matters.

Speaker 3 (01:26):
Australia's relationship with Indonesia is based on friendship, trust, mutual
respect and a shared commitment to peace and stability in
our region.

Speaker 1 (01:37):
The Act government has reiterated it will take action if
Big Splash doesn't reopen soon. The owner said the plan
was to kick things off by mid this month, but
there's growing concerns from locals about the lack of activity
at the site. MLA Tara Chain says if Big Splash
doesn't reopen in a reasonable period around the date they advised,

(01:59):
Access Camera may take regulatory action, which could result in
the lease being torn up. If you've got a menu, log,
voucher all credits, you've got a fortnight to use them.
The delivery service is shutting down, impacting one hundred and
twenty corporate staff and thousands of drivers. A warning for
Googong residents and businesses from Queenbian Council. There's been a

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number of sewage blockages caused by wet wipes, with council
urging residents not to flush them. And one of the
oldest homes in the Capitol has hit the market. Thirty
one Murray Crescent, one of thirty six homes built in
the Monika Housing Precinct back in nineteen thirty, is up
for sale. A chance to own a piece of Canberra

(02:44):
housing history. And that's the latest from the Camber news
room this Wednesday. Check back again tomorrow morning for our
next update.