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Oct 1, 2026

Naveen RazikPANELIST
10:23
There's a bit of animosity already among Penny Wong, the foreign minister.
Naveen RazikPANELIST
10:27
He's known for his sparring in Senate estimates.
Naveen RazikPANELIST
10:29
He's cut his teeth in New South Wales politics.
Naveen RazikPANELIST
10:31
Macquarie Street is one hell of a place to get some work experience up for coming into this job.
AmberCORRESPONDENT
1:11
Google afirma que una prueba de enlace láser con dos satélites seguirá en 2027.
Edo SegalHOST
1:16
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.
Edo SegalHOST
1:29
Daniel nos cuenta esa historia.
DanielCORRESPONDENT
1:31
Ambos directores ejecutivos declinaron la invitación, alegando poco tiempo de aviso.
Nathan FiorittiGUEST
3:46
He is a good communicator.
Nathan FiorittiGUEST
3:48
He's particularly well known for his forensic interrogation during Senate estimates.
Nathan FiorittiGUEST
3:54
So it'll be interesting to see whether those skills transfer well to him being a leader that can cut through.
Nathan FiorittiGUEST
4:01
But it remains to be seen whether that will be the case.
Sally ButesHOST
15:20
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.
Sally ButesHOST
15:31
Senator Shoebridge has a forthright approach to attacking political opponents in Senate estimates and press conferences.
Sally ButesHOST
15:37
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.
Sally ButesHOST
15:47
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.
Tony MurneyGUEST
12:26
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.
Tony MurneyGUEST
12:36
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.
Tony MurneyGUEST
12:47
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.
Tony MurneyGUEST
12:57
It's not, it's not you might be taken away and given a smack on the backside.
Matt CliffGUEST
7:23
We had George Christensen's, I think, 2021, before I was here.
Matt CliffGUEST
7:27
Matt Canavan, Alex Antic, Ralph Babette's one in the Senate.
Matt CliffGUEST
7:31
Robbie Catter's in Queensland.
Matt CliffGUEST
7:33
And now we have Lou in the federal.
Wendy FrancisHOST
9:05
But that's just not true, is it? Can you comment on that for me?
Matt CliffGUEST
9:08
Yeah, well, it's funny because there's been a progression in terms of the opposition against these bills.
Matt CliffGUEST
9:12
Initially, I think, you know, you give testimony in the Senate with me, I think.
Matt CliffGUEST
9:16
Initially, it was it's not happening.
Edo SegalHOST
0:08
Lunes 28 de septiembre.
Edo SegalHOST
0:10
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.
Edo SegalHOST
0:23
OpenAI enviará a su director de estrategia a una comisión separada el 6 de octubre.
Edo SegalHOST
0:29
Anthropic enviará ejecutivos, pero no a Dario Amodei.
Anna PykettHOST
4:27
They were her words.
Anna PykettHOST
4:29
In the current parliament, the Greens play a key role in the Senate.
Anna PykettHOST
4:32
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.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
4:41
And as for who that'll be, we'll likely find that out sometime this week.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
4:44
Uh, New South Wales' Mehreen Faruqi, South Australia's Sarah Hanson-Young, Tasmania's Nick McKim are all possibilities.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
4:50
They're all a chance.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
4:51
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.
Andrew WilliamsHOST
4:58
[upbeat music] Now, you might have found yourself dealing with a bit of a moth problem at the moment if you live on the East Coast, and you're not alone.
James WillisHOST
4:01
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.
James WillisHOST
4:20
There was a train wreck Senate estimates hearing in recent days, including this questioning from the Green Senator David Shoebridge.
James WillisHOST
4:27
I'm
David ShoebridgeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:27
asking you about the three, you've only had three in three years, the three successful prosecutions with the Commonwealth DPP.
Mario NawfalHOST
2:17
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.
Mario NawfalHOST
2:28
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.
Mario NawfalHOST
2:42
But that's the norm now in the US, and people just dismiss it.
Mario NawfalHOST
2:46
It's just crazy, man.

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