Australian Senate
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Oct 1, 2026
The Friday Political Panel
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10:23Naveen RazikPANELIST
There's a bit of animosity already among Penny Wong, the foreign minister.
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10:27Naveen RazikPANELIST
He's known for his sparring in Senate estimates.
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10:29Naveen RazikPANELIST
He's cut his teeth in New South Wales politics.
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10:31Naveen RazikPANELIST
Macquarie Street is one hell of a place to get some work experience up for coming into this job.
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1:11AmberCORRESPONDENT
Google afirma que una prueba de enlace láser con dos satélites seguirá en 2027.
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1:16Edo SegalHOST
Mientras tanto, en Canberra, la investigación del Senado australiano sobre inteligencia artificial abrió sus puertas esta mañana y las sillas a las que Sam Altman y Dario Amodei fueron invitados a sentarse permanecieron vacías.
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1:29Edo SegalHOST
Daniel nos cuenta esa historia.
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1:31DanielCORRESPONDENT
Ambos directores ejecutivos declinaron la invitación, alegando poco tiempo de aviso.
Who is the Federal Greens' new leader and what is he all about?
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3:46Nathan FiorittiGUEST
He is a good communicator.
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3:48Nathan FiorittiGUEST
He's particularly well known for his forensic interrogation during Senate estimates.
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3:54Nathan FiorittiGUEST
So it'll be interesting to see whether those skills transfer well to him being a leader that can cut through.
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4:01Nathan FiorittiGUEST
But it remains to be seen whether that will be the case.
Canberra Times Thursday October 1 2026
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15:20Sally ButesHOST
The former barrister, New South Wales state member and relative newcomer to federal politics, won the final ballot with seven votes against four for former deputy leader Mayreen Faruqi.
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15:31Sally ButesHOST
Senator Shoebridge has a forthright approach to attacking political opponents in Senate estimates and press conferences.
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15:37Sally ButesHOST
and has taken strong stances in defence and foreign affairs as a critic of the AUCA's security pact and Australia's reliance on its US alliance.
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15:47Sally ButesHOST
Taking on the gas industry and tech giants will also form a focus of the party in the immediate future, according to incoming Deputy Leader Senator Hodgins May.
They risked their lives for Australia. We left them behind in Afghanistan
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12:26Tony MurneyGUEST
We've got Anthony Albanese saying at the same time when, when Kabul, two days after Kabul fell, that Australia has a moral obligation to help these people.
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12:36Tony MurneyGUEST
Then we have Penny Wong in 2023 in front of Senate estimates saying, "This is a matter of principle, and it's a matter of principle that goes to our national interest." So these people all know what they're doing.
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12:47Tony MurneyGUEST
Anthony Albanese, when he spoke at the same time, mentioned that the threat against these people was lethal, so he also knows the magnitude of the risk.
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12:57Tony MurneyGUEST
It's not, it's not you might be taken away and given a smack on the backside.
A Louder Voice for Pro-Life - Mathew Cliff (Cherish Life) - 29 Sep 2026
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7:23Matt CliffGUEST
We had George Christensen's, I think, 2021, before I was here.
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7:27Matt CliffGUEST
Matt Canavan, Alex Antic, Ralph Babette's one in the Senate.
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7:31Matt CliffGUEST
Robbie Catter's in Queensland.
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7:33Matt CliffGUEST
And now we have Lou in the federal.
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9:05Wendy FrancisHOST
But that's just not true, is it? Can you comment on that for me?
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9:08Matt CliffGUEST
Yeah, well, it's funny because there's been a progression in terms of the opposition against these bills.
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9:12Matt CliffGUEST
Initially, I think, you know, you give testimony in the Senate with me, I think.
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9:16Matt CliffGUEST
Initially, it was it's not happening.
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0:08Edo SegalHOST
Lunes 28 de septiembre.
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0:10Edo SegalHOST
Los directores ejecutivos de OpenAI y Anthropic fueron convocados al Senado de Australia este lunes y ambos dijeron que no. Sam Altman no viajará a Canberra para la audiencia del jueves sobre el hackeo al portal de Medicare.
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0:23Edo SegalHOST
OpenAI enviará a su director de estrategia a una comisión separada el 6 de octubre.
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0:29Edo SegalHOST
Anthropic enviará ejecutivos, pero no a Dario Amodei.
Interest rates are expected to rise today
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4:27Anna PykettHOST
They were her words.
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4:29Anna PykettHOST
In the current parliament, the Greens play a key role in the Senate.
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4:32Anna PykettHOST
The Albanese government essentially needs either their support or the coalition's support to pass legislation, so the party's next leader will be doing plenty of negotiating.
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4:41Andrew WilliamsHOST
And as for who that'll be, we'll likely find that out sometime this week.
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4:44Andrew WilliamsHOST
Uh, New South Wales' Mehreen Faruqi, South Australia's Sarah Hanson-Young, Tasmania's Nick McKim are all possibilities.
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4:50Andrew WilliamsHOST
They're all a chance.
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4:51Andrew WilliamsHOST
As for Waters, she says that she'll return to her Senate role after her health improves, so she's not leaving the parliament altogether.
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4:58Andrew WilliamsHOST
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‘Slush fund’ - Labor under fire over another grants scandal 🤑
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4:01James WillisHOST
But wasn't this National Anti-Corruption Commission that Labor and the Teals made so much noise about, wasn't this vital to ensure that public money was being appropriately spent and we didn't have pork barreling going on? But of course, this corruption commission doesn't fill you with a whole lot of confidence.
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4:20James WillisHOST
There was a train wreck Senate estimates hearing in recent days, including this questioning from the Green Senator David Shoebridge.
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4:27James WillisHOST
I'm
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4:27David ShoebridgeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
asking you about the three, you've only had three in three years, the three successful prosecutions with the Commonwealth DPP.
ISRAEL'S U.N. ENVOY SAYS NYC MAYOR MAMDANI 'SHOULD BE ARRESTED' – w/ Eli Clifton
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2:17Mario NawfalHOST
Like, how is this normal? Like, I don't know if you realize, probably you do, because you've been analyzing this for so long, but just the average American, I don't think you realize how freaking bizarre that is.
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2:28Mario NawfalHOST
An ally of a country, like I'm Australian, and then if the UK comes in and starts to call for the arrest of a member of the Senate of Australia, of the Australian Senate, that would never happen.
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2:42Mario NawfalHOST
But that's the norm now in the US, and people just dismiss it.
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2:46Mario NawfalHOST
It's just crazy, man.
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