Speaker 1: You're listening to Amoma Mia podcast. Hi, I'm Grace Ruby with the latest from the Quickie news Room for Thursday, April thirty. A warning to Aboriginal and Torres Rait Islander listeners. This story contains the name of a person who has died. The search for missing five year old girl Sharon Granitz has ended in tragedy after police located a body near Alice Springs. Officers said the discovery was made by members of the search party just before midday on Thursday. Police said the body was believed to be that of Sharon, pending formal identification after days of intensive land and air searches across harsh desert terrain. They described the development as a devastating outcome for her family, the community and all those involved in the operation. A Royal commission set up after the twenty twenty five Bondai terror attack, has made fourteen interim recommendations, including increased security at Jewish events, a review of Australia's counter terrorism system, and nationally consistent gun law. Prime Minister Anthony Alberezi has promised to adopt all the recommendations. The attack, which killed fifteen people at a Huneker festival prompted the inquiry, led by the former High Court Judge Virginia Bell. The report found no urgent gaps in existing laws or powers that prevented authorities from responding to the attack. The Commission will hold public hearings in Sydney from May four to fifteen, focusing on Jewish Australian experiences of antisemitism. Former Federal Labour leader Mark Latham has been ordered to pay one hundred thousand dollars to New South Wales MP Alex Greenwich for unlawful sexual harassment over twenty twenty three tweet targeting his sexuality. The tribunal imposed the maximum penalty, finding the abuse caused significant psychological harm. It also ordered Latham to remove villifying content, refrain from further statements, and paid legal costs, but did not require an apology. Greenwich called the ruling a landmark for LGBTQI plus Right's renal forcing that public figures are not above laws or vilification. Colleen Lamar, the mother of accused killer cop bo Lamar Condon, has been charged with perverting the course of justice and remains in custody after not applying for bail. Police alleged she attempted to influence a witness, though details were not disclosed. She is expected to seek bail, with her case returning to court on May fourteen. Her son has pleaded not guilty to the alleged twenty twenty four murders of TV presenter Jesse Baird and his partner Luke Davies in Sydney. Prosecutors claim he shot them with his service weapon and disposed of their bodies, which were found days later. He faces multiple charges and will return to court on May twenty nine. Co working spaces are growing across Australia, expanding beyond CBDs into suburban and regional areas as demand rises for both small businesses and large corporations. A twenty twenty six industry report found the sector has rebounded post pandemic, with higher desk prices, ted of vacant rates and strong operator confidence. Hybrid work and AI are expected to further drive growth, with more landlords adding flexible spaces to attract tenants. While some spaces closed during COVID, businesses are now increasingly favoring flexible offices over long term leases, seeking more adaptable and scalable workspaces. A global report has found many parents feel unsupported, with half of father's saying society does not enable them to take on caregiving roles. The State of the World's Father's twenty twenty six study of eight thousand parents across sixteen countries found most dads want to be actively involved at home, but are held back by workplace policies and social norms. Over ninety percent value caregiving as much as paid work, yet eighty seven percent say they lack support and most workplaces don't offer flexibility. The report also highlighted economic stress and poor mental health. Advocates say better workplace support, including parental leave, is critical to improving gender equality and family well being. Prosecutor's alleged US singer David whose real name is David Burke, murdered fourteen year old Celeste Revers Hernandez by stabbing her multiple times after she threatened to expose their relationship. Court filing's claim he met her at eleven and began a sexual relationship when she was thirteen. Authorities alleged he attempted to dismember her body, which was later found in a toad car in Los Angeles. The document says Burke bought two chainsaws online and two of her fingers were missing when the body was found. One of the missing fingers reportedly had a tattoo with his name on it. The defense lawyers asked the court to seal the document, but the request was declined. Burkers pleaded not guilty to first degree murder and other accounts. That's your evening news headlines. On Friday's episode of The Quikie, we're telling you everything you can expect from the Devil Wears Prada sequel. Listen to The Quikie wherever you get your podcasts. Mumma Mere acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters that this podcast is recorded on
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A WARNING to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners this story contains the name of a person who has died
🗞️ HEADLINES
- The search for missing five-year-old girl Kumanjayi Little Baby has ended in tragedy after police located a body near Alice Springs.
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A royal commission set up after the 2025 Bondi terror attack has made 14 interim recommendations
- Former federal Labor leader Mark Latham has been ordered to pay $100,000 to NSW MP Alex Greenwich for offensive tweet
- Mother of accused killer cop Beau Lamarre-Condon, has been charged with perverting the course of justice
- Co working spaces are growing across Australia, expanding beyond CBDs into suburban and regional areas
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A global report has found many parents feel unsupported, with half of fathers saying society does not enable them to take on caregiving roles.
- Prosecutors allege US singer D4vd murdered 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez
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Speaker 1: You're listening to Amoma Mia podcast. Hi, I'm Grace Ruby with the latest from the Quickie news Room for Thursday, April thirty. A warning to Aboriginal and Torres Rait Islander listeners. This story contains the name of a person who has died. The search for missing five year old girl Sharon Granitz has ended in tragedy after police located a body near Alice Springs. Officers said the discovery was made by members of the search party just before midday on Thursday. Police said the body was believed to be that of Sharon, pending formal identification after days of intensive land and air searches across harsh desert terrain. They described the development as a devastating outcome for her family, the community and all those involved in the operation. A Royal commission set up after the twenty twenty five Bondai terror attack, has made fourteen interim recommendations, including increased security at Jewish events, a review of Australia's counter terrorism system, and nationally consistent gun law. Prime Minister Anthony Alberezi has promised to adopt all the recommendations. The attack, which killed fifteen people at a Huneker festival prompted the inquiry, led by the former High Court Judge Virginia Bell. The report found no urgent gaps in existing laws or powers that prevented authorities from responding to the attack. The Commission will hold public hearings in Sydney from May four to fifteen, focusing on Jewish Australian experiences of antisemitism. Former Federal Labour leader Mark Latham has been ordered to pay one hundred thousand dollars to New South Wales MP Alex Greenwich for unlawful sexual harassment over twenty twenty three tweet targeting his sexuality. The tribunal imposed the maximum penalty, finding the abuse caused significant psychological harm. It also ordered Latham to remove villifying content, refrain from further statements, and paid legal costs, but did not require an apology. Greenwich called the ruling a landmark for LGBTQI plus Right's renal forcing that public figures are not above laws or vilification. Colleen Lamar, the mother of accused killer cop bo Lamar Condon, has been charged with perverting the course of justice and remains in custody after not applying for bail. Police alleged she attempted to influence a witness, though details were not disclosed. She is expected to seek bail, with her case returning to court on May fourteen. Her son has pleaded not guilty to the alleged twenty twenty four murders of TV presenter Jesse Baird and his partner Luke Davies in Sydney. Prosecutors claim he shot them with his service weapon and disposed of their bodies, which were found days later. He faces multiple charges and will return to court on May twenty nine. Co working spaces are growing across Australia, expanding beyond CBDs into suburban and regional areas as demand rises for both small businesses and large corporations. A twenty twenty six industry report found the sector has rebounded post pandemic, with higher desk prices, ted of vacant rates and strong operator confidence. Hybrid work and AI are expected to further drive growth, with more landlords adding flexible spaces to attract tenants. While some spaces closed during COVID, businesses are now increasingly favoring flexible offices over long term leases, seeking more adaptable and scalable workspaces. A global report has found many parents feel unsupported, with half of father's saying society does not enable them to take on caregiving roles. The State of the World's Father's twenty twenty six study of eight thousand parents across sixteen countries found most dads want to be actively involved at home, but are held back by workplace policies and social norms. Over ninety percent value caregiving as much as paid work, yet eighty seven percent say they lack support and most workplaces don't offer flexibility. The report also highlighted economic stress and poor mental health. Advocates say better workplace support, including parental leave, is critical to improving gender equality and family well being. Prosecutor's alleged US singer David whose real name is David Burke, murdered fourteen year old Celeste Revers Hernandez by stabbing her multiple times after she threatened to expose their relationship. Court filing's claim he met her at eleven and began a sexual relationship when she was thirteen. Authorities alleged he attempted to dismember her body, which was later found in a toad car in Los Angeles. The document says Burke bought two chainsaws online and two of her fingers were missing when the body was found. One of the missing fingers reportedly had a tattoo with his name on it. The defense lawyers asked the court to seal the document, but the request was declined. Burkers pleaded not guilty to first degree murder and other accounts. That's your evening news headlines. On Friday's episode of The Quikie, we're telling you everything you can expect from the Devil Wears Prada sequel. Listen to The Quikie wherever you get your podcasts. Mumma Mere acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters that this podcast is recorded on