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Oct 7, 2026
Tamsin RoseHOST
Kwan pledged that OpenAI would improve disclosure but could not say whether OpenAI agents could autonomously hack and control high-security infrastructure.
Tamsin RoseHOST
Following the appearance, Digital Economy Minister Andrew Charlton told ABC Radio that the government was taking OpenAI's apology at face value, but we don't rely on it.
Tamsin RoseHOST
A woman who the US state of Tennessee tried to execute last week is awake and speaking as she receives treatment at a hospital, according to her lawyers.
Tamsin RoseHOST
Last week, Christa Pike received two doses of a cocktail of drugs known as lethal injection for her role in the 1995 beating and stabbing murder of her classmate, Colleen Slemmer.
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[upbeat music] This is the Country Hour with Callie Buchanan on ABC Radio Queensland.
Callie BuchananHOST
[upbeat music] Good afternoon.
Callie BuchananHOST
Thanks for your company.
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Catch you back here for Breakfast, weekday mornings on ABC Local Radio, your smart speaker, and on ABC Listen.
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On your radio, online, and on the ABC Listen app.
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This is The Country Hour with Callie Buchanan on ABC Radio Queensland.
Callie BuchananHOST
Before we get stuck into a taco, I've got a message from Mark from Morayfield on zero four eight seven double nine three triple two.
Callie BuchananHOST
Mark says, "Before you all talk about banning coal, you should take a very serious look at all the products used every day that are derived from coal.
Cassie HoughHOST
It's nineteen minutes past twelve.
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[upbeat music] You're listening to Cassie Huff on ABC Radio South Australia and Broken Hill.
Cassie HoughHOST
It's the one not so shiny part of this season, besides input costs, I guess.
Cassie HoughHOST
That is what people are going to make for the grain they produce this year.
HG NelsonHOST
The Drain, torching the blindside blue paper for the final time in season 2026.
HG NelsonHOST
It's the familiar sound, all right, of the Sumpster Camp in the ABC Smart and ABC local radio soundproof booth.
HG NelsonHOST
And, look, with the final show...
HG NelsonHOST
Dog night is coming.
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HG NelsonHOST
And again, I come back to my main thought is I find the friendly concept awkward.
HG NelsonHOST
Blindside to stand well back and let the hounds of hustle see the lure.
HG NelsonHOST
Remember, of course, that final night at Wendy Park coming up as we welcome to ABC Robot and ABC Local Radio, a man who's passionate about Australian small business, especially the cheese business.
HG NelsonHOST
He appears today on condition of complete anonymity, rampaging Roy Slavin.
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You're a part of Nightlife with Kaya Handley
Kaya HandleyHOST
on ABC Local Radio.
Kaya HandleyHOST
Is going to the dentist something that scares you a little bit? I mean, fair enough.
Kaya HandleyHOST
It's not usually a whole lot of fun.
Crispian YeomansHOST
[upbeat music] This is the Country Hour on ABC Radio Queensland.
Crispian YeomansHOST
[upbeat music] Good afternoon.
Crispian YeomansHOST
You're with Chris Biancamano for your Friday lunchtime.
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Desiree JacksonGUEST
And secondly, um, I, I would be undergoing some nutritional training as, as well just to, you know, get a good handle on how we match up the animal's requirements with what the pasture's, um, supplying and how do we meet that shortfall.
Crispian YeomansHOST
Livestock nutritionist specialist Desiree Jackson speaking in Western Queensland.
Crispian YeomansHOST
[upbeat music] On your radio, online, and on the ABC Listen app, this is The Country Hour on ABC Radio Queensland.
Crispian YeomansHOST
Now, you can share your views this afternoon on any of the stories that you hear on The Country Hour on oh four eight seven double nine three triple two.
Crispian YeomansHOST
In a moment, I will be telling you about Queensland mandarins that could soon be shipped to a new market overseas, and that's because Australia grows far more mandarins than meets the demand in Australia.
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It's Friday.
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With your host, Claire Hooper, on ABC Local Radio and Radio National.
Claire HooperHOST
Hello, hello and welcome to Thank God It's Friday.
Claire HooperHOST
On this Friday the 2nd of October, my name is Claire Hooper, taking over from Charlie Prickering.
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Claire HooperHOST
We will be back very soon after the news with more TGIF.
Claire HooperHOST
Thank you very much.
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TGIF with your host Claire Hooper on ABC Local Radio and Radio National.
Claire HooperHOST
You're listening to ABC Radio and ABC Radio National.
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[upbeat music] This is the Country Hour on ABC Radio Queensland.
Crispian YeomansHOST
[upbeat music] Good afternoon.
Crispian YeomansHOST
My name is Crispin Yeomans, and welcome to the program.
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Crispian YeomansHOST
That's Craig Hindmarsh, the Central Queensland regional manager for Woodham Petroleum.
Crispian YeomansHOST
[gentle music] Now, you might remember this.
Crispian YeomansHOST
It's the 50th anniversary of Blue Heel playing its last episode to air on ABC Radio.
Crispian YeomansHOST
Now, Douglas from Brans at Port Douglas says, "I have fond memories of being a youngster in the 1960s, sitting on the kitchen bench close to Mom as she prepared tucker for dinner while listening to Blue Heels.
Crispian YeomansHOST
That theme song always brings back vivid and happy childhood experiences," he says, "and feelings that I still cherish 60 years on.
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This is an ABC podcast.
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This is the WA Country Hour with Belinda Varischetti on ABC Radio WA.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
And it's great to be catching up with you this afternoon.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
This hour, you're going to get a look at this deal that Australia is considering doing with Uruguay to try and access more beef quota into China.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
Meat industry analyst Simon Quilty says it's quite an extraordinary proposal that's on the table and it's going to take a bit of work to get the green light.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
We'll look at that shortly before the news headlines at half past twelve.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
And did you know it is 50 years since the last episode of the ABC radio serial Blue Hills played on the Country Hour? So today we are going to take a trip down memory lane.
Belinda VarischettiHOST
Ellen Halford was at the Perth Royal Show when that last episode went to air.
Emily DoakCORRESPONDENT
You're listening to The Country Hour on ABC Radio South Australia and Broken Hill.
Elsie AdamoHOST
Good afternoon.
Elsie AdamoHOST
Elsie Adamo with you today.
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On the case of Jesse and Luke, wear your eyes and ears inside the courtroom, talking you through the witnesses and evidence that's put before the jury.
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Search the KSOF podcast on ABC Listen or wherever you get your podcasts.
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This is The Country Hour on ABC Radio South Australia and Broken Hill.
Elsie AdamoHOST
Good afternoon.
Elsie AdamoHOST
Elsie Adamo with you on The Country Hour today.
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