Evening News Briefing - 27 November 2025

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hi there from the Amplify newsroom. I'm an abygach Co.
Police say a newborn baby found that the Condor fire
station this morning is in good health. A contractor doing
work at the station found the bar but just before
seven point thirty. It's believed he was born in the
last twenty four hours, most likely not in a hospital.
ACT Fire and Rescue Superintendent Chris White says it was

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a surprise for staff. It's not a common occurrence, but
they are trained in first aid sort advice from the
actask cominition and canceled the baby as best they could.
Police are trying to find the mum as there are
serious concerns for her health and well being, while witnesses
or anyone with dashcam footage of people or cars near

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the fire station overnight or early this morning should call
crime stoppers. Barnaby Joyce says he is strongly considering joining
One Nation, but as yet to make a final call.
He has confirmed his quitting the Nationals after thirty years
in the past, saying it's time to move on. Three
people from a construction company have been arrested in Hong

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Kong over the massive high rise apartment blaze. It's left
around forty four people dead and hundreds missing. Firefighters saying
illegal bamboo scaffolding and styrofoam sheeting contributed to the inferno.
Finance Minister Katie Galahers says there's been a misunderstanding over
an efficiency drive in the public service. It's really about

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fiscal discipline. There's been no instruction to cut budgets by
five percent, or that we are cutting budgets by five percent.
That's just simply incorrect. On the ABC there, Senator Galaher
says they have asked apartments to have a look at
how they're spending their budgets and if some of their
budget should be reallocated to more pressing priorities. On the

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last sitting day of the year, the Prime Minister has
set a round of thank yous and offered good wishes
for the festive season. Anthony Albanezi getting sentimental, saying being
the PM is the greatest joy of his life, while
thanking his colleagues the caucus. Firstly, I can't go pass
the words of a great son of Marracle, Jeff Fennick,

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I love yours all. Every act Greens representative will make
their way to Newcastle tomorrow to support a blockade of
the world's biggest coal port. Act Green's leader Shane Rattenbree
says it's to demand real climate action from labor. With
seven thousand people turning out to last year's event. Europe

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is following in Australia's footsteps, voting on a social media
band for teenagers, and more opportunities for Southside residents to
get their four legged friends out and about with a
new Lanion dog park now open. And that's the latest
from the Camberan news room this Thursday. Check back again
tomorrow morning for our next update.