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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hello from the Amplified Newsroom. I'm Hayden Visera. Anthony Abernezi
has revealed the Bondai mass shooting was an ISIS inspired attack.
The Prime Minister says the National Security Committee has now
met six times since fifteen people were killed on Sunday nights.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
Today, we've been informed that by the Office of National
Intelligence has identified a regular online video feed from ISIS
that reinforces that this was an ISIS inspired attack.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
The Prime Minister also announcing the federal government will establish
a national firearm buyback scheme and a national Day of
Reflection will be held this Sunday in honor of the victims.
While New South Wales police continue to question seven Victorian
men in custody who they say have ideological links to
the Bondai gunman. Meanwhile, the Coalition is demanding Federal Parliament
(00:52):
return next week to pass laws to eradicate anti Semitism
and strengthen counter terrorism agencies. Both sides of politics are
proposing new laws to clamp down on hate speech and
those who preach it. Opposition leader Susan Lee says the
changes should be implemented before Christmas. A reminder from police
to secure your home and valuables before heading away over summer.
(01:14):
Ensure doors and windows are locked, don't leave any valuables
near the front door or a window where they can
be seen, and don't hide any keys outside. Acting Superintendent
Anthony Brown recommends thinking about your car security as well.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
Vehicle fifths are becoming more common, people breaking into houses
to steal keys for the cars, so if you can
secure your car and garage, that's the best option, but
making sure that your keys aren't visible from the front
door or any of those windows.
Speaker 1 (01:41):
The Victorian Premiere's husband has lost his license busted drink
driving Yorick Piper blowing over the legal limit yesterday morning
in Regional Victoria after rear ending another car having been
out the night before, justinto Alan, apologizing and donating one
thousand dollars to the road Safety charity. Some excitement for
students at the A and U School of Music after
(02:02):
all the uncertainty this year, the school's partnered with the
National Folk Festival for a three day intensive where students
can learn from internationally acclaimed finish folk trio Tao.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
I think that's going to be quite transformational for some
people just to have that input on that experience and
to actually play in an inter national festival.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Professor of music Chris Sainsbury. There, locals are encouraged to
recycle the right items this Christmas, with lots of packaging
and wrapping paper to fill our bins. Things like soft
plastics and ribbons belong in the normal bin, while extra
recycling can be dropped off for free at one of
the centers in mitchell Philip, Taganong, Belconnen and Gungalan. The
(02:43):
Minton Dakon is throwing a New Year's celebration, giving collectors
the chance to secure their last coins of twenty twenty
five and the first of twenty twenty six. On New
Year's Eve, ten lucky collectors will get to mint their
own coins with the sixtieth anniversary mint mark before it's decommissions.
Then on New Year's Day, one hundred people will be
drawn from a raffle to mint the first uncirculated collectible
(03:03):
coins in the Worlds and Canberra's newest queer nightclub, Chee Cheese,
are throwing their grand opening tonight, officially opening their doors
at seven pm. While they acknowledge they have some big
shoes to fill with cube closing at the end of
the year. Co founder Anastasia Tyler says, they're their own nightclub.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
We want to take it a little bit further and
provide different kinds of support as well through community groups
and workshops discussions, not just a nightclub.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
And that's let us in the Canban newsroom so far.
We'll have another update for you right here later on
this afternoon.
Hello from the Amplified Newsroom. I'm Hayden Visera. Anthony Abernezi
has revealed the Bondai mass shooting was an ISIS inspired attack.
The Prime Minister says the National Security Committee has now
met six times since fifteen people were killed on Sunday nights.
Speaker 2 (00:15):
Today, we've been informed that by the Office of National
Intelligence has identified a regular online video feed from ISIS
that reinforces that this was an ISIS inspired attack.
Speaker 1 (00:30):
The Prime Minister also announcing the federal government will establish
a national firearm buyback scheme and a national Day of
Reflection will be held this Sunday in honor of the victims.
While New South Wales police continue to question seven Victorian
men in custody who they say have ideological links to
the Bondai gunman. Meanwhile, the Coalition is demanding Federal Parliament
(00:52):
return next week to pass laws to eradicate anti Semitism
and strengthen counter terrorism agencies. Both sides of politics are
proposing new laws to clamp down on hate speech and
those who preach it. Opposition leader Susan Lee says the
changes should be implemented before Christmas. A reminder from police
to secure your home and valuables before heading away over summer.
(01:14):
Ensure doors and windows are locked, don't leave any valuables
near the front door or a window where they can
be seen, and don't hide any keys outside. Acting Superintendent
Anthony Brown recommends thinking about your car security as well.
Speaker 3 (01:27):
Vehicle fifths are becoming more common, people breaking into houses
to steal keys for the cars, so if you can
secure your car and garage, that's the best option, but
making sure that your keys aren't visible from the front
door or any of those windows.
Speaker 1 (01:41):
The Victorian Premiere's husband has lost his license busted drink
driving Yorick Piper blowing over the legal limit yesterday morning
in Regional Victoria after rear ending another car having been
out the night before, justinto Alan, apologizing and donating one
thousand dollars to the road Safety charity. Some excitement for
students at the A and U School of Music after
(02:02):
all the uncertainty this year, the school's partnered with the
National Folk Festival for a three day intensive where students
can learn from internationally acclaimed finish folk trio Tao.
Speaker 3 (02:12):
I think that's going to be quite transformational for some
people just to have that input on that experience and
to actually play in an inter national festival.
Speaker 1 (02:22):
Professor of music Chris Sainsbury. There, locals are encouraged to
recycle the right items this Christmas, with lots of packaging
and wrapping paper to fill our bins. Things like soft
plastics and ribbons belong in the normal bin, while extra
recycling can be dropped off for free at one of
the centers in mitchell Philip, Taganong, Belconnen and Gungalan. The
(02:43):
Minton Dakon is throwing a New Year's celebration, giving collectors
the chance to secure their last coins of twenty twenty
five and the first of twenty twenty six. On New
Year's Eve, ten lucky collectors will get to mint their
own coins with the sixtieth anniversary mint mark before it's decommissions.
Then on New Year's Day, one hundred people will be
drawn from a raffle to mint the first uncirculated collectible
(03:03):
coins in the Worlds and Canberra's newest queer nightclub, Chee Cheese,
are throwing their grand opening tonight, officially opening their doors
at seven pm. While they acknowledge they have some big
shoes to fill with cube closing at the end of
the year. Co founder Anastasia Tyler says, they're their own nightclub.
Speaker 3 (03:21):
We want to take it a little bit further and
provide different kinds of support as well through community groups
and workshops discussions, not just a nightclub.
Speaker 1 (03:31):
And that's let us in the Canban newsroom so far.
We'll have another update for you right here later on
this afternoon.
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