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Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to The Update. I'm Mike Humphrey. Sam Mostyn is calling on Australia to relearn democracy after Monday's attack on Federal MP Helen Haynes. The Governor-General speaking from Melbourne's Alfred Hospital, where Dr Haynes remains in a critical yet stable condition after losing both legs. The man accused, 43-year-old Brendan Nugent, remanded in custody with the matter to return to court in February. Meanwhile, a man has been arrested after threatening staff with nunchucks at the electoral office of a WAMP. Police called a Victoria park in Perth with the accused demanding to see Labor's Hannah Beasley. New data shows house prices have fallen 4.7% in the steepest quarterly drop on record. The figures out from Domain say prices dropped in every cab city in the September quarter. The sharpest decline was Perth, where prices plummeted 7.4%. OpenAI says two of its AI bots went rogue while hacking government websites, bypassing safeguards designed to stop them. One of the bots going as far as to later deny it, the company says it is still investigating the issue. Hospitalisations from e-bike riders have tripled since 2019. Unsurprisingly for many, teenage boys driving the sharp increase, which saw over 4,000 Aussies require a hospital visit after stacking it last year. Aussie drivers are being encouraged to understand how everyday behaviour could be a risk behind the wheel. Five common driving personalities have been identified, including the overconfident local and the in-a-hurry driver. Overseas, French President Emmanuel Macron has hit out at Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump. He's accusing both of exploiting the French riots for their own political agendas, Macron labelling Trump's recent comments on the unrest as stupid. Russia says it's ready to resume peace talks in principle with Ukraine. It comes after a St Petersburg meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff. Sport and Entertainment News are up next. In sport, Australia's staring down the barrel of a historic defeat in the second test in South Africa. The Proteas skittling the Aussies for 99 before forcing the follow-on. Australia 4 for 156, trailing by 170 runs. Going into Day 5, Scott Boland and Travis Head remaining at the crease. The Diamonds have lost their netball Constellation Cup tie against New Zealand 62-52 in Christchurch overnight. The Silver Ferns leading the four-match series 2-0 and reports Nathan Buckley is now in the frame to replace Chris Fagan as Brisbane Lions head coach. In entertainment news, Bella Hadid may have dropped a hint about her rumoured romance with Nathan Lacey. A photo taken at the Victoria's Secret fashion show captured the supermodel's phone lock screen. It features a snap of Bella looking very loved up indeed. And movie star Jamie Foxx is loving life down under. He's in Melbourne filming his latest movie, Deadlock, alongside Luke Hemsworth. While the film is set in New York, it's cheaper to film here. Foxx says he's been made to feel very welcome in Australia. And that's the latest from the Nova News podcast team. We'll have another episode of the update for you later.
Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to The Update. I'm Mike Humphrey. Sam Mostyn is calling on Australia to relearn democracy after Monday's attack on Federal MP Helen Haynes. The Governor-General speaking from Melbourne's Alfred Hospital, where Dr Haynes remains in a critical yet stable condition after losing both legs. The man accused, 43-year-old Brendan Nugent, remanded in custody with the matter to return to court in February. Meanwhile, a man has been arrested after threatening staff with nunchucks at the electoral office of a WAMP. Police called a Victoria park in Perth with the accused demanding to see Labor's Hannah Beasley. New data shows house prices have fallen 4.7% in the steepest quarterly drop on record. The figures out from Domain say prices dropped in every cab city in the September quarter. The sharpest decline was Perth, where prices plummeted 7.4%. OpenAI says two of its AI bots went rogue while hacking government websites, bypassing safeguards designed to stop them. One of the bots going as far as to later deny it, the company says it is still investigating the issue. Hospitalisations from e-bike riders have tripled since 2019. Unsurprisingly for many, teenage boys driving the sharp increase, which saw over 4,000 Aussies require a hospital visit after stacking it last year. Aussie drivers are being encouraged to understand how everyday behaviour could be a risk behind the wheel. Five common driving personalities have been identified, including the overconfident local and the in-a-hurry driver. Overseas, French President Emmanuel Macron has hit out at Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump. He's accusing both of exploiting the French riots for their own political agendas, Macron labelling Trump's recent comments on the unrest as stupid. Russia says it's ready to resume peace talks in principle with Ukraine. It comes after a St Petersburg meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff. Sport and Entertainment News are up next. In sport, Australia's staring down the barrel of a historic defeat in the second test in South Africa. The Proteas skittling the Aussies for 99 before forcing the follow-on. Australia 4 for 156, trailing by 170 runs. Going into Day 5, Scott Boland and Travis Head remaining at the crease. The Diamonds have lost their netball Constellation Cup tie against New Zealand 62-52 in Christchurch overnight. The Silver Ferns leading the four-match series 2-0 and reports Nathan Buckley is now in the frame to replace Chris Fagan as Brisbane Lions head coach. In entertainment news, Bella Hadid may have dropped a hint about her rumoured romance with Nathan Lacey. A photo taken at the Victoria's Secret fashion show captured the supermodel's phone lock screen. It features a snap of Bella looking very loved up indeed. And movie star Jamie Foxx is loving life down under. He's in Melbourne filming his latest movie, Deadlock, alongside Luke Hemsworth. While the film is set in New York, it's cheaper to film here. Foxx says he's been made to feel very welcome in Australia. And that's the latest from the Nova News podcast team. We'll have another episode of the update for you later.
