December 8, 2025 • 2 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hello from the Amplify newsroom. I'm Tamara Cartwright. A week
long national bleeds on hate symbols has ended with charges
against three men. Federal police targeting the men aged twenty
one to forty three over offenses relating to the display
of Nazi symbols, Among them a twenty five year old
Sydney man who faces twelve months in prison for using
a Nazi salute at a recent public gathering. Assistant Commissioner
(00:24):
Stephen nat says the AFP will not wait to act
against threats today. I could not be clearer.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
The AFP will not hesitate to take action against those
who undermine Australia's social cohesion, sovereignty and democracy.
Speaker 1 (00:39):
Pauline Hansen has welcomed the news Barnaby Joyce will be
joining One Nation. I think that we're on the same
page what we want for our country and it's great
to have him on board. Very pleased about it. It
comes after Joyce, the former Nationals leader, revealed today he
will join the party ahead of the next federal election.
The numbers are in from the first three weeks of
cameras to teas acting seat belt infringements in the Act
(01:02):
twenty two hundred and twenty seven infringements have been issued
since November three, when the cameras first started detecting drivers
and passengers not wearing a seat belt or not wearing
one correctly. Dese Cuban from Access Camera says that's higher
than they anticipated.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
Wearing a seat belt is directly related to your safety.
National research revealed that twenty percent of drivers and passengers
killed and crashes it's because they're not wearing this seat belt.
Speaker 1 (01:28):
A fifty nine year old experienced firefighter has been identified
as the man killed in the New South Wales bushfires.
He suffered a heart attack after being hit by a
falling tree north of Newcastle. Premiere Chris Mint says it's
a tragedy.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
I'm heartbroken that we've lost a life as a result
of the bushfires. My sincerest and deepest condolences goes to
that firefighter's family and friends on the eve of Christmas.
The loss of a firefighter is everyone's worst nightmare.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Ozzie Households will be forced to tighten the purse string
with energy bill rebates to end. The Treasurer has confirmed
the rebates won't be extended. They've given households up to
four hundred and fifty dollars towards bill since they were
introduced last year. They'll now wrap up at the end
of this year, with Jim Charmers saying it's a difficult decision,
but the right one and meanwhile, it's not what mortgage
(02:19):
holders want to hear. Commonwealth Bank says November's wage growth
has increased the likel inlihood of a rate hike next year.
Wages are up three point two percent for the year
and the acts in fifth spot out of the states
and territories. In uber's latest writer ratings for the year,
camberns were rated and average four point eight three stars
out of five for their writer etiquette, just above the
(02:42):
national average. Gold Coast took top honors in metro areas,
with Canberra sitting in eleventh on that list. And that's
the latest from the Camber news room this Monday. Check
back again tomorrow morning for our next update.
Hello from the Amplify newsroom. I'm Tamara Cartwright. A week
long national bleeds on hate symbols has ended with charges
against three men. Federal police targeting the men aged twenty
one to forty three over offenses relating to the display
of Nazi symbols, Among them a twenty five year old
Sydney man who faces twelve months in prison for using
a Nazi salute at a recent public gathering. Assistant Commissioner
(00:24):
Stephen nat says the AFP will not wait to act
against threats today. I could not be clearer.
Speaker 2 (00:31):
The AFP will not hesitate to take action against those
who undermine Australia's social cohesion, sovereignty and democracy.
Speaker 1 (00:39):
Pauline Hansen has welcomed the news Barnaby Joyce will be
joining One Nation. I think that we're on the same
page what we want for our country and it's great
to have him on board. Very pleased about it. It
comes after Joyce, the former Nationals leader, revealed today he
will join the party ahead of the next federal election.
The numbers are in from the first three weeks of
cameras to teas acting seat belt infringements in the Act
(01:02):
twenty two hundred and twenty seven infringements have been issued
since November three, when the cameras first started detecting drivers
and passengers not wearing a seat belt or not wearing
one correctly. Dese Cuban from Access Camera says that's higher
than they anticipated.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
Wearing a seat belt is directly related to your safety.
National research revealed that twenty percent of drivers and passengers
killed and crashes it's because they're not wearing this seat belt.
Speaker 1 (01:28):
A fifty nine year old experienced firefighter has been identified
as the man killed in the New South Wales bushfires.
He suffered a heart attack after being hit by a
falling tree north of Newcastle. Premiere Chris Mint says it's
a tragedy.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
I'm heartbroken that we've lost a life as a result
of the bushfires. My sincerest and deepest condolences goes to
that firefighter's family and friends on the eve of Christmas.
The loss of a firefighter is everyone's worst nightmare.
Speaker 1 (01:57):
Ozzie Households will be forced to tighten the purse string
with energy bill rebates to end. The Treasurer has confirmed
the rebates won't be extended. They've given households up to
four hundred and fifty dollars towards bill since they were
introduced last year. They'll now wrap up at the end
of this year, with Jim Charmers saying it's a difficult decision,
but the right one and meanwhile, it's not what mortgage
(02:19):
holders want to hear. Commonwealth Bank says November's wage growth
has increased the likel inlihood of a rate hike next year.
Wages are up three point two percent for the year
and the acts in fifth spot out of the states
and territories. In uber's latest writer ratings for the year,
camberns were rated and average four point eight three stars
out of five for their writer etiquette, just above the
(02:42):
national average. Gold Coast took top honors in metro areas,
with Canberra sitting in eleventh on that list. And that's
the latest from the Camber news room this Monday. Check
back again tomorrow morning for our next update.
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