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Speaker 1: Hello there, Welcome to the updates. It's my Comfrey with you. The federal government's gambling reform bill is stalled, with the Coalition, Greens and Crossbench calling for changes. The opposition says the bill as is lacks investment and needs to go harder on bonus bets and gambling advertising. Sources say Labor are prepared to shelve the bill over making any major amendments. Supermarket giant Coles is reportedly planning to move as many as one thousand jobs to India as part of a deal with the censure. The plan would allow Coals to reduce costs and invest in its online operations as it faces intense competition from Amazon. Jobs across its marketing, finance and HR divisions would be affected. A federal court judge has slammed Quantits over delays to compensation payments to workers sacked during COVID, our national carrier dragging its feet in distribute dating thirty five million dollars to over eighteen hundred workers, according to Federal Court Justice Michael Lee. As Australia gears up for the census next week, some residents across the country are confused about how to take part in the nationwide count. There are also reports that some people have not yet received instructions for Tuesday nights census. The ABS says mail is still being delivered and help is available overseas. And Ukraine has struck two oil refineries deep in Russian territory, plumes of black smoke billowing from the site, with military vessels in the Black Sea also targeted. President Donald Trump says the US has plenty of missiles left in its Mid East Arsenal that, following multiple reports of depleted stocks due to the ongoing war in Iran, that one entering a sixth month. Sport and entertainment news is up next. In sport and to the NRL. The Cowboys have bounced back from last week's seventy point drubbing with a twenty two point win over the Titans at SeaBus Stadium, both sides making plenty of errors, the final score thirty to eight. North Queensland climbing to seventh on the NRL ladder, while the Titans dropped two fifteenth. In the AFL. North Melbourne beating the Western Bulldogs by twenty three points at Marvel Stadium. The win was North's first against a top eight opponent under Alastair Clarkson and Europe's football governing body Ya Wafer is still considering a boycott of FIFA tournaments despite this week's apology from Gianni Infantino. It comes after the FIFA president withdrew plans to privatize future tournaments. In entertainment news, Meghan Markel has been heard spilling the beans on King Charles at a recent dinner in California. TV legend Martha Stewart overhearing the suit star telling of a secret hangout with the King alongside husband Harry and their two children. The meet up last month was the King's first with daughter in law and grandkids since twenty twenty two, and third times the charm for Rossie billionaire James Packer. He's tied the knot with forty six year old Kylie Lim in front of a small group of family and friends at a private ceremony in Sadinya, Italy. Packer was previously married to fashion designer Jodi Meers and singer Erica Baxton. And that's the latest from the Nova podcast team. We'll have another episode of the Update for you later.
Speaker 1: Hello there, Welcome to the updates. It's my Comfrey with you. The federal government's gambling reform bill is stalled, with the Coalition, Greens and Crossbench calling for changes. The opposition says the bill as is lacks investment and needs to go harder on bonus bets and gambling advertising. Sources say Labor are prepared to shelve the bill over making any major amendments. Supermarket giant Coles is reportedly planning to move as many as one thousand jobs to India as part of a deal with the censure. The plan would allow Coals to reduce costs and invest in its online operations as it faces intense competition from Amazon. Jobs across its marketing, finance and HR divisions would be affected. A federal court judge has slammed Quantits over delays to compensation payments to workers sacked during COVID, our national carrier dragging its feet in distribute dating thirty five million dollars to over eighteen hundred workers, according to Federal Court Justice Michael Lee. As Australia gears up for the census next week, some residents across the country are confused about how to take part in the nationwide count. There are also reports that some people have not yet received instructions for Tuesday nights census. The ABS says mail is still being delivered and help is available overseas. And Ukraine has struck two oil refineries deep in Russian territory, plumes of black smoke billowing from the site, with military vessels in the Black Sea also targeted. President Donald Trump says the US has plenty of missiles left in its Mid East Arsenal that, following multiple reports of depleted stocks due to the ongoing war in Iran, that one entering a sixth month. Sport and entertainment news is up next. In sport and to the NRL. The Cowboys have bounced back from last week's seventy point drubbing with a twenty two point win over the Titans at SeaBus Stadium, both sides making plenty of errors, the final score thirty to eight. North Queensland climbing to seventh on the NRL ladder, while the Titans dropped two fifteenth. In the AFL. North Melbourne beating the Western Bulldogs by twenty three points at Marvel Stadium. The win was North's first against a top eight opponent under Alastair Clarkson and Europe's football governing body Ya Wafer is still considering a boycott of FIFA tournaments despite this week's apology from Gianni Infantino. It comes after the FIFA president withdrew plans to privatize future tournaments. In entertainment news, Meghan Markel has been heard spilling the beans on King Charles at a recent dinner in California. TV legend Martha Stewart overhearing the suit star telling of a secret hangout with the King alongside husband Harry and their two children. The meet up last month was the King's first with daughter in law and grandkids since twenty twenty two, and third times the charm for Rossie billionaire James Packer. He's tied the knot with forty six year old Kylie Lim in front of a small group of family and friends at a private ceremony in Sadinya, Italy. Packer was previously married to fashion designer Jodi Meers and singer Erica Baxton. And that's the latest from the Nova podcast team. We'll have another episode of the Update for you later.
