Evening News Briefing - 23 July 2025

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hi, They're from the Amplifying Newsroom. I'm an Aby Gatco
Anthony Albanezi wants Australian parents to know the government is
doing what it can to keep their kids safe in childcare.
The PM telling the ABC the new legislation to financially
penalized centers that don't protect children is a way of
doing that.

Speaker 2 (00:19):
To make sure that parents can have the confidence when
their little loved one is placed in the care of
people in an early learning center.

Speaker 1 (00:31):
While there's been harsh criticism for four one Nation senators
who turned away during the Welcome to Country in Parliament yesterday,
Cabinet Minister Clara O'Neill calling them disrespectful, rude and childish.
Australia's largest fertility clinic, Genia, has revealed it's been hacked,
with patients details published on the dark web. The company

(00:52):
says while impacted patients were notified when it happened back
in February, they've now started sharing relevant findings from the investigation.
Genia does have one clinic hearing Canberra. Barack Obama has
responded to Donald Trump's bizarre calls for him to be
arrested for treason. The US president saying the Democrats try
to steal the election by linking Trump to Russia. Obama

(01:16):
claims the attack on him is a weak attempt to
distract the public from his links to Jeffrey Epstein. The
ACT Education Unions calling for an independent review of school
funding before the next school year. It's after the Department
confirmed seventy seven out of ninety two ACT public schools
are already over budget or expected to go over budget

(01:39):
by the end of twenty twenty five. One in five
ACT workers are being underpaid their SUPER. Analysis of ATO
data by the Super Members Council shows more than forty
thousand ACT workers are being short changed an average of
two thousand, two hundred and twenty dollars each year. It's
the highest average under PIM and of SUPER of any

(02:01):
jurisdiction in Australia. A mail driver had to be freed
by emergency crews from his car in Kingston today after
it crashed into another parked car. He was taken to
hospital in a stable condition. Black Sabbath fans have been
laying flowers in Birmingham following the death of Ozzy Osbourne.
Ozzie and his family were some of the first reality

(02:23):
TV stars with their show The Osbourne's producing priceless moments
like this in my room and taken my bears over
my room.

Speaker 2 (02:34):
I don't think so Germany. Who would do that? Who
could possibly do that?

Speaker 1 (02:38):
Who's the beer thief?

Speaker 2 (02:39):
You?

Speaker 1 (02:40):
You're the beer thief. And Ozzie spent to nineteen point
two billion dollars while shopping online in the last quarter,
according to Australia Post in the act residents in Dunlop,
Western and nunn Awall were the biggest online shoppers. And
that's the latest from the Camber news room this Wednesday.
Check back again tomorrow morning for our next update.