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Speaker 1: You're listening to I'm Ama Mia podcast. Hello, I'm Jemmy Donna Who with the latest from the Quickie newsroom for Tuesday, April twenty eight. US President Donald Trump has officially nominated former Republican Congressman Dave Bratt to be the next American Ambassador to Australia. The move ends a year long vacancy in the top diplomatic post, which was last held by Caroline Kennedy. Mister Bratt famously rose to prominence in twenty fourteen after unseating the House majority leader in a major primary upset. Foreign Minister Penny Wong has welcomed the news, though the appointment must still be confirmed by the US Senate before it becomes official. Away from the appointment, the President and First Lady have called for the sacking of late night host Jimmy Kimmel following a controversial joke about Millennia Trump that they labeled hateful and violent. And on the world stage, Trump says he is not happy with the latest Iran agreement, insisting any final deal must include the total removal of all nuclear material. A massive outback search for a missing five year old girl has entered its third day near Alice Springs. With the search area now expanded to twenty square kilometers, authorities have launched a man hunt for forty seven year old Jefferson Lewis. Around sixty people, including police and army reserves, are searching through dense grass as detectives from Darwin arrived to investigate the suspected abduction.
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Speaker 2: Obviously, it's a terrible situation to have such a young child go missing. You know, we're over twenty four hours now, so it'd certainly be my worst nightmare as a parent.
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Speaker 1: Hollywood star Rebel Wilson has arrived at the Federal Court in Sydney to testify in the high profile defamation battle against her co star Charlotte mcinness. The case centers on social media posts where Wilson claimed mcinness made a sexual harassment complaint against to producer before allegedly retracting it to save her career. Mcinness denies the claims and has accused Wilson of being a bully who used the false story as leverage in a private dispute with film producers. Wilson smiled for the cameras as she entered the court today, where she is expected to be questioned about the posts and her role in the fallout from her directorial debut. Taylor Swift has filed to trademark her own voice and a likeness in a major move to fight back against AI generated deep fakes. The applications include two audio clips and a specific image of the singer performing, marking a new strategy to protect her identity from unauthorized digital clones. While celebrities usually rely on copyright laws for their music, trademarking a spoken Voice is a fresh legal approach designed to fill gaps created by artificial intelligence. If successful, the filings would give Swift's team more power to take down fake advertisements, political endorsements, and explicit images created by AI. That's your latest news headlines. On tomorrow's episode of The Quikie, we find out how the Stars Kravats romance unfolded and why they're heading to the altar. So damn fast listen to the Quickie wherever you get your podcasts. Mumma Mea acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters that this podcast is recorded on
Speaker 1: You're listening to I'm Ama Mia podcast. Hello, I'm Jemmy Donna Who with the latest from the Quickie newsroom for Tuesday, April twenty eight. US President Donald Trump has officially nominated former Republican Congressman Dave Bratt to be the next American Ambassador to Australia. The move ends a year long vacancy in the top diplomatic post, which was last held by Caroline Kennedy. Mister Bratt famously rose to prominence in twenty fourteen after unseating the House majority leader in a major primary upset. Foreign Minister Penny Wong has welcomed the news, though the appointment must still be confirmed by the US Senate before it becomes official. Away from the appointment, the President and First Lady have called for the sacking of late night host Jimmy Kimmel following a controversial joke about Millennia Trump that they labeled hateful and violent. And on the world stage, Trump says he is not happy with the latest Iran agreement, insisting any final deal must include the total removal of all nuclear material. A massive outback search for a missing five year old girl has entered its third day near Alice Springs. With the search area now expanded to twenty square kilometers, authorities have launched a man hunt for forty seven year old Jefferson Lewis. Around sixty people, including police and army reserves, are searching through dense grass as detectives from Darwin arrived to investigate the suspected abduction.
00:01:36
Speaker 2: Obviously, it's a terrible situation to have such a young child go missing. You know, we're over twenty four hours now, so it'd certainly be my worst nightmare as a parent.
00:01:49
Speaker 1: Hollywood star Rebel Wilson has arrived at the Federal Court in Sydney to testify in the high profile defamation battle against her co star Charlotte mcinness. The case centers on social media posts where Wilson claimed mcinness made a sexual harassment complaint against to producer before allegedly retracting it to save her career. Mcinness denies the claims and has accused Wilson of being a bully who used the false story as leverage in a private dispute with film producers. Wilson smiled for the cameras as she entered the court today, where she is expected to be questioned about the posts and her role in the fallout from her directorial debut. Taylor Swift has filed to trademark her own voice and a likeness in a major move to fight back against AI generated deep fakes. The applications include two audio clips and a specific image of the singer performing, marking a new strategy to protect her identity from unauthorized digital clones. While celebrities usually rely on copyright laws for their music, trademarking a spoken Voice is a fresh legal approach designed to fill gaps created by artificial intelligence. If successful, the filings would give Swift's team more power to take down fake advertisements, political endorsements, and explicit images created by AI. That's your latest news headlines. On tomorrow's episode of The Quikie, we find out how the Stars Kravats romance unfolded and why they're heading to the altar. So damn fast listen to the Quickie wherever you get your podcasts. Mumma Mea acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters that this podcast is recorded on
