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Oct 26, 2026

Chris EddyHOST
14:57
Former Cairns Regional Council and Douglas Shire Council employee Michael Matthews told the committee that restructuring integrity bodies and support frameworks is vital to restore staff morale.
Chris EddyHOST
15:10
The Cairns Post reported that the Parliamentary Committee is expected to deliver its final report next month.
Chris EddyHOST
15:16
Let's go to South Australia next and an independent investigation has found the Mayor of the District Council of Robe breached behavioural standards following allegations of bullying and undermining council staff.
Chris EddyHOST
15:30
Investigators concluded that Mayor Lisa Raffel made inappropriate remarks regarding employees, allegations that the Mayor has strongly denied.
Neil BissonHOST
5:46
An effective security screening program must be capable of recognizing changes that could indicate an emerging insider threat, and it must ensure that relevant concerns reach the people responsible for making security decisions.
Neil BissonHOST
5:57
Whilst they work, a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, told Parliamentary Committee that Canada's current security screening system is unsustainable.
Neil BissonHOST
6:06
He argued that CSIS is carrying a substantial screening workload in addition to its core intelligence responsibilities.
Neil BissonHOST
6:12
Work suggested Canada consider following the United Kingdom's example by establishing a separate, centralized organization responsible for security clearances.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
22:22
That inquiry was archived in the mid-2010s, which is not the same as being cleared at trial, because there was never a trial.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
22:35
And in January 2025, when Italy's Parliamentary Commission asked him whether the diabetes lead was credible, a reporter says he heard him answer in a faint voice that it could have been true.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
22:54
Vergara's defenders would say a murmured sentence isn't evidence.
Christopher HaltonNARRATOR
23:02
They're right.
Ryan WolfHOST
32:23
the Auckland branch of the National Council of Women organised a petition, and it went to Wellington with 15,203 signatures, weighing about 60 kilograms.
Ryan WolfHOST
32:35
On the 7th of November 1929, the Parliamentary Committee that considered it recommended it to the Government for favourable consideration, and urged that the law be amended as soon as possible.
Ryan WolfHOST
32:47
And on the same day, the minister laid his statement before the House.
Ryan WolfHOST
32:51
There was no fresh evidence about how she died, he said, and he refused absolutely to assist in what must only be a farce.
M.P. PellicerHOST
68:13
Her testimony has raised additional questions because of an earlier account concerning an audio message allegedly connected to the Orlandi kidnapping.
M.P. PellicerHOST
68:22
During her September 24, 2026 hearing before the Parliamentary Commission investigating the Orlandi and Gregori disappearances, Boggiani distanced herself from Machete and described him as an eccentric person with whom she had only an occasional relationship more than 40 years ago.
M.P. PellicerHOST
68:42
Her investigation is being handled in a separate file from Echetti's and reportedly involves allegations ranging from providing false information to possible aiding and abetting.
M.P. PellicerHOST
68:52
For now, none of the three has been established as responsible for Emanuela's disappearance.
Sandra AdamsGUEST
3:54
Anti-Child Rights Movements, yeah.
Sandra AdamsGUEST
3:56
And the day before, there was a parliamentary committee meeting where experts were invited in to talk about pathways to incorporation of the full Convention on the Rights of the Child into Irish law.
Sandra AdamsGUEST
4:08
So they're separate events, but they have very similar interests.
Sandra AdamsGUEST
4:12
And so the conference was hosted by, co-hosted by Eurochild, the Children's Rights Alliance Ireland and the Community Foundation Ireland.

15 MINS LATER

Sandra AdamsGUEST
19:23
power.
Sandra AdamsGUEST
19:23
Yeah, I suppose I'm just looking at how long it takes to get anything done in this country.
Sandra AdamsGUEST
19:29
I mean, one thing that was a bit worrying was that Bruce Adamson, who's the former Commissioner for Children in Scotland, he addressed this parliamentary committee and he said, you know, what you need to do is you need to write, you just need to write the legislation, you need to write a bill.
Sandra AdamsGUEST
19:43
And once you've written a bill, then it's on the table and it has to be discussed.

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