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Speaker 1: I'm Jemmy Donna Who with the latest from the Quickie newsroom for Tuesday May twelve. An Australian soldier has died and another is injured following a parachuting accident at Jervis Bay Airfield on the New South Wales coast. The Department of Defense confirmed the army member died during a training course on Monday night. Another soldier was injured in the incident but did not require hospitalization. While an investigation is underway, officials have requested privacy for the soldier's family and fellow service members during this time. In tonight's federal budget, young ossies are being promised they'll be given a level playing field when trying to buy their first home. The government confirmed tax changes will be delivered in addition to measures to help drive housing supply.
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Speaker 2: The main issue here is that too many Australians are locked out of the housing market and the intersection of the housing market and the taxi system makes things too hard for too many Australians and particularly younger Australians.
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Speaker 1: While Labour says these intergenerational reforms are a win for renters, and first home buyers. The opposition is already calling it a massive broken promise that could actually drive rents higher. The Quicki's tailor Estrano is on the ground in Canberra and she'll have the full breakdown for you tomorrow morning. Six passengers on board a cruise ship hit by a deadly Haunta virus outbreak are in good health as the government races to get them back to Australia within forty eight hours. Federal Health Minister Mark Butler says the five Australians and one New Zealander are all in good health and are in relatively good spirits considering. The group will undergo a brief transit before flying back to Perth, where they will begin a three week quarantine at a specialist facility in Western Australia. Ozzie star and commentator Abby Chatfield has issued a public apology after her boyfriend, musician Kelly Holiday, was detained and denied re entry into the United States. Chatfield's video featured commentary on Luigi Manjoni, the man accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The timing of the apology suggests a videos she posted a year ago maybe the reason for the band Following a Trump administration crackdown that requires travelers to provide three years of social media history. While Kelly Holiday is still seeking clarity on the situation, Chatfield admitted her past comments were a complete flop and expressed deep regret for the impact of her words. Delta Gudram has surprised fans by announcing a new studio album titled Pure, just days before taking the stage at Eurovision. The Aussie superstar is currently in Vienna and is a top favorite to win the contest with her spectacular entry Eclipse. You can catch her performing in the second semi final this Friday, followed by the Grand Final on Sunday. She'll also so make a guest appearance on The Quiki later this week. That's your latest news headlines on Wednesday's episode of The Quikie, where unpacking what's in it for your rent, your tax return, your servo bill in the Quicki's Budget Wrap. Listen to The Quikie wherever you get your podcasts.
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Speaker 2: Mumma Mere acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters.
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Speaker 1: You're listing to Amoma mea podcast.
00:00:12
Speaker 2: Hello.
00:00:12
Speaker 1: I'm Jemmy Donna Who with the latest from the Quickie newsroom for Tuesday May twelve. An Australian soldier has died and another is injured following a parachuting accident at Jervis Bay Airfield on the New South Wales coast. The Department of Defense confirmed the army member died during a training course on Monday night. Another soldier was injured in the incident but did not require hospitalization. While an investigation is underway, officials have requested privacy for the soldier's family and fellow service members during this time. In tonight's federal budget, young ossies are being promised they'll be given a level playing field when trying to buy their first home. The government confirmed tax changes will be delivered in addition to measures to help drive housing supply.
00:00:57
Speaker 2: The main issue here is that too many Australians are locked out of the housing market and the intersection of the housing market and the taxi system makes things too hard for too many Australians and particularly younger Australians.
00:01:11
Speaker 1: While Labour says these intergenerational reforms are a win for renters, and first home buyers. The opposition is already calling it a massive broken promise that could actually drive rents higher. The Quicki's tailor Estrano is on the ground in Canberra and she'll have the full breakdown for you tomorrow morning. Six passengers on board a cruise ship hit by a deadly Haunta virus outbreak are in good health as the government races to get them back to Australia within forty eight hours. Federal Health Minister Mark Butler says the five Australians and one New Zealander are all in good health and are in relatively good spirits considering. The group will undergo a brief transit before flying back to Perth, where they will begin a three week quarantine at a specialist facility in Western Australia. Ozzie star and commentator Abby Chatfield has issued a public apology after her boyfriend, musician Kelly Holiday, was detained and denied re entry into the United States. Chatfield's video featured commentary on Luigi Manjoni, the man accused of killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The timing of the apology suggests a videos she posted a year ago maybe the reason for the band Following a Trump administration crackdown that requires travelers to provide three years of social media history. While Kelly Holiday is still seeking clarity on the situation, Chatfield admitted her past comments were a complete flop and expressed deep regret for the impact of her words. Delta Gudram has surprised fans by announcing a new studio album titled Pure, just days before taking the stage at Eurovision. The Aussie superstar is currently in Vienna and is a top favorite to win the contest with her spectacular entry Eclipse. You can catch her performing in the second semi final this Friday, followed by the Grand Final on Sunday. She'll also so make a guest appearance on The Quiki later this week. That's your latest news headlines on Wednesday's episode of The Quikie, where unpacking what's in it for your rent, your tax return, your servo bill in the Quicki's Budget Wrap. Listen to The Quikie wherever you get your podcasts.
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Speaker 2: Mumma Mere acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters.
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