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I think there is actually a sense of excitement about the focus which is being brought to bear, both in terms of our nation's strategic posture, what we need to do in terms of procurement to give effect to that strategic posture, and how we want to make sure that our procurement processes are brought up to date with the current strategic environment that we're in right now. And that's certainly the case in air warfare. I wouldn't want to overstate the size of the issue in Australia and I'm limited in what I can say. Monday-Friday from 4pm AEDT. A crane, firefighters and rescuers operate after a collision in Tempe near Larissa city, Greece, March 1, 2023. For questions and feedback related to ABC shows: 1-818-460-7477; For video playback and other technical issues: 1-800-230-0229 We do it without subsidies, and I believe our products will be very competitive if we can get access to those European markets. 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And certainly as you walk around the air show today, you see one technology after another, which is walking down that path. And certainly as you walk around the air show today, you see one technology after another, which is walking down that path. Shepherd of All God's Children Learning Center. MARLES: Look, I think it is really important that there is bi-partisanship. ABC Afternoon Briefing - Greg Jennett Subjects: Solomon Islands security agreement; China. So, we're focusing on things where we know it will help, in particular working families, as we're doing with childcare, people who have higher medical costs, as we announced today. The briefing follows Biden's appearance in . : That is an occupational hazard at the air show. If you are a whistleblower and/or have highly sensitive information to pass on to our investigative reporters, you should review your options for securely contacting ABC Investigations. Greg Jennett comes to you from Parliament House with the latest news in politics and national affairs, plus interviews with key players on the issues and events making headlines. Weve made it clear, of course, that there are certain things that we need to get out of this trade agreement, and one of those is greater access for our agricultural products. So it's kind of an insightful critique on the failures of the former government over the last ten years, which has indeed led to a lost decade at a time when we couldn't deal with it as a nation, and that is what we've inherited in terms of this program, in terms of trying to deal with potential capability gaps. Patrick Gorman and Linda Reynolds, thanks so much. But that's not a decision for us, Greg, that's a decision for the Government. We've had some reporting this week about killer drones designed by BAE and the like. A lot of water has gone under the bridge since then. President Biden, in a recent interview with David Muir on ABC News, continued to deflect any specifics on his possible candidacy in 2024, saying, "I've got other things to finish before I get into a full-blown campaign." Political considerations aside, the president also Minister for Trade, Don Farrell: Look, cost of living is a serious issue in Australia at the moment, Matt. But I think the point here is what we really need is a review of this, which is what the Home Affairs Department is going to do, and it's their bailiwick to do that and to get proper advice from our experts, from the relevant intelligence agencies, about what platforms are appropriate on what phones. Television interview - ABC News Afternoon Briefing . Interview with Greg Jennett, ABC Afternoon Briefing. But the flip side of that is, of course, a more acute cost of living crisis, stronger there than anywhere else. I've got no doubt there is capabilities which we've seen today which will form part of the future for the Australian Defence Force. MARLES: Well, we obviously work closely with the UK and we've been following what's happened there, and we've obviously undertaken our own investigations. We're mindful of the issues that have been raised, but people need to wait and see what is ultimately announced. Now Pat was just talking about the cost of living. : No, I wouldn't say that at all, actually. Keeping you entertained and informed whether you're at work, on the school run or at home. And as you've just said the Government has inherited a very strong set of national accounts, so the last quarter account to June under our Government was nearly 1 per cent and annualised that's 3.6 per cent. Do you nevertheless, though, feel his remarks have been in any way unsettling in the perception that it might create with the AUKUS partners of a breakdown of bi-partisanship in this country? AboutPressCopyrightContact usCreatorsAdvertiseDevelopersTermsPrivacyPolicy &. So, they have inherited very strong numbers and that's despite COVID and all of the measures that we put in place. This is a very standard expression of Australia's democratic values. RICHARD MARLES, DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: Well, it obviously raises the question about what on earth the government was doing in relation to the Attack class program, if that was their view. Media contact. Why don't we step it out a little more broadly. 4:00PM. Which means that they need to be quicker, more agile, less bureaucratic. Good afternoon, everybody. The Drum. Richard Marles, have you got TikTok on any government owned phone? We just want to make sure we're doing that. So there's already that gradation in the security applying to phones from various parts of the Australian Government. But I'm not sure that speculation of this kind helps right now. Its very clear that they were the two impediments blocking a free trade agreement. Before we get into your discussions with the EU delegation yesterday, I do want to touch on the news announced today that Australia is joining this oil price cap - Russian oil price cap. I've actually participated in 2014, I was an election observer in the Solomon Islands and I've done it in Papua New Guinea and the Defence Force through Defence Corporation programs. The daily destination for #auspol addicts. Minister for Trade: Look, Im very confident, Matt, that we can get a deal in good time. : Well, it obviously raises the question about what on earth the government was doing in relation to the Attack class program, if that was their view. The Gang of Eight, the top four leaders in Congress and the chairmen and vice chairmen of the Senate and House Intelligence committees, received a long-awaited briefing Tuesday afternoon on the . Solomon Islands yet again, we seem to find ourselves in some level of disputation Pat with Manasseh Sogavare this time around, public election funding. But unfortunately, because of the circumstances, we inherit, and many of these problems were things that Linda and the former government knew before the election our hands are a little tied. 02 6277 7800 13 October 2022 Errors and omissions excepted MATT DORAN, HOST: Richard Marles, welcome to Afternoon Briefing. We are also unable to assist with school assignment or research requests. I mean, it's obviously an important issue that anybody who has worked for our country and in the process come into possession of classified information is obliged to keep that information classified for as long as it is classified. We want to make it very clear that we dont support what the Russians are doing in Ukraine, and that we support a free and democratic Ukraine. Well thank you for your time and let you go get back to the Avalon Air Show on your home turf there. I spoke to the Employment Minister Stuart Robert a . live, learn and work. Ive always know that. JENNETT: I can only imagine. We are at a point where it won't be long before we are making the announcement about what the optimal pathway will look like. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. But I think what we've got to make sure of is that we've got all the law in place to deal with it. One great example is the announcement that came out of the Jobs and Skills Summit which is the commitment for 180,000 fee free TAFE places starting in January next year. Now, why don't we start with a specific question? White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Wednesday afternoon is slated to hold a press briefing. We want to make it very clear that were fully in support of the people of the Ukraine in their fight for democracy and freedom. MARLES: there is a review going on. JENNET: Right but thats the rub isn't it Patrick Gorman if you did more it risks being inflationary at present so I mean is there a middle path here that can be fashioned in the October budget that does deliver meaningful relief without tipping bucket loads of fuel? GREG JENNETT: Well, Assistant Minister for Energy and Climate Change, Jenny McAllister, has been watching some of today's evidence and she'll play a role in shepherding a part of the Safeguard Mechanism through the Senate. GORMAN: The ABC loves Western Australia. Theres lots of things that they want from Australia, particularly in the area of hydrogen and critical minerals. She'll be addressing the Queensland LNP women's state conference tomorrow. But, look, the Home Affairs Minister is obviously conducting a review into this. But we will absolutely make sure that there is an appropriate briefing of the Opposition. Well, the visiting Royal Air Force Chief Mike Wigston has spoken while in our country this week on the process of what he calls weeding out British pilots who'd helped train Chinese comrades. REYNOLDS: Look, I think in the current environment, again, as Defence Minister, I've been to the Solomon Islands and I understand the circumstances there and the strategic pull and push that they have in the Solomon Islands. Minister for Defence. Afternoon news briefing - ABC News News Briefings Hobart audio AUDIO: Afternoon news briefing Lucy Shannon Posted Sun 24 Jul 2022 at 7:43pm Sorry, this audio is not yet available or has expired Regularly updated briefing from ABC News for Hobart More on: Hobart Tasmania closer than ever to entering the AFL 4m 16s He points out that there are risks with the first model of a new type of production run and he still strongly favours the U.S. Virginia class subs for AUKUS. If you have a question or comment about an ABC News program or ABC network show, please call Audience Relations at (818) 460-7477 or contact another department. JENNET: Well, in some parts of the country, the price has actually fallen significantly in just the last few months. So, as we look, as we work through our budget to sort of prepare things for the 25th October, we're looking at what we can do to ease cost of living pressures, acknowledging that we do have this trillion dollars of debt left by the former government to deal with. It's news when you want it, from Australia's most trusted news organisation.For more from ABC News, click here: https://ab.co/2kxYCZYWatch more ABC News content ad-free on iview: https://ab.co/2OB7Mk1Go deeper on our ABC News In-depth channel: https://ab.co/2lNeBn2Like ABC News on Facebook: http://facebook.com/abcnews.auFollow ABC News on Instagram: http://instagram.com/abcnews_auFollow ABC News on Twitter: http://twitter.com/abcnewsNote: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.#ABCNews #ABCNewsAustralia And to do anything different is to break Australian law, and that includes how to fly various planes. I'm not critical of them but they're moving around the city and . I mean, it's obviously an important issue that anybody who has worked for our country and in the process come into possession of classified information is obliged to keep that information classified for as long as it is classified. Is that actually going to have any benefit on Australian oil prices, do you think? That's despite around 31,000 jobs being lost in the month according to the Bureau of Statistics. To the Avalon Air Show, you've spent time there today. Johanna Nicholson and Lorna Dunkley bring you the latest news, interviews, politics, culture, weather and global affairs. JENNET: Fuel excise, where do you stand on possible extension of that? Karvelas is currently the host of RN Drive and Afternoon Briefing on ABC News. : And what will you do to manage that? Highlights of the 2023 F1 schedule include the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix on May 7, the prestigious Monaco Grand Prix May 28, the Canadian Grand Prix June 18, the Lenovo United States Grand Prix . Landsberg said in the afternoon briefing that a team spent all day looking for pieces of the downed plane. Youve pointed to the fact theres been a change of government and there is a shift in climate policy. Has there been any movement on that issue? We produce food for 70 million people. Afternoon Briefing. 22 July 2022. I'm confident, obviously, that our partners in the United Kingdom and the United States are completely sure about where we stand on this and know that there is full government support in relation to it. MARLES: No, I wouldn't say that at all, actually. I think that proves that that characterisation is just completely incorrect. MARLES: Yeah, we will work with the Opposition and make sure that they are appropriately briefed in respect of the announcement. Zachary Petrizzo. We've got the work that we did on the minimum wage and increasing that. I mean, it is genuinely remarkable. 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JENNET: All right and I think we put this regularly to Labor MPs, frontbench and back, Patrick Gorman, doesn't seem like there's much contemplation of any extension from your side. So there's already that gradation in the security applying to phones from various parts of the Australian Government. . : I can only imagine. AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). Were going to wrap it up and thank both of you. But Im confident that the goodwill that I saw yesterday in both my meetings with the European Parliamentarians and with the French Trade Minister, that theres a heap of goodwill to get this agreement up. So if we can make sure that other countries can fulfil their democratic aspirations, we will do everything we can to help them with those aspirations. REYNOLDS: Well, again, we did introduce it for six months, which made a tangible difference to inflation. He has said, to be fair to Peter Dutton, he said he'll support whatever sub decision the government comes up with. GREG JENNETT, HOST: All right, well, let's talk through any residual damage from that contribution, if any, that is. We will take advice from our intelligence agencies about what is the best pathway forward in relation to all social media platforms including TikTok. ABC afternoon briefing, with Greg Jennett Transcript, E&OE Meeting with Chinese counterpart, Trade, Food shortages and Ukraine. ABC News Hour. Linda Reynolds joins us for the first time. 25 March 2022 Press conference, opening of Blackrock Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Camp 14 March 2022 Opening of Blackrock Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Camp 14 March 2022 I think the future is where we will see a range of autonomous vehicles perhaps working in tandem with a crewed aircraft, but giving applications to a much wider effect as a result. And that's certainly the case in air warfare. It's not far off. Both groups were very, very positive about the prospects of a free trade agreement with the European Union. A delegation of EU representatives met with officials yesterday, confident the impasse could be resolved. JENNETT: All government agencies, or might it be done piecemeal according to their sensitivity? : Are there assets there that are definitely going to be included in the strategic review as future purchases? If you have a general news tip or feedback, please contact us via the form below. But look, I'm limited in what I can say. I think they would obviously understand that the former government initiated the process. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. There is a generational thing, that's what I was going to say. There is the symbolism, but then youre also hoping that it will have an economic impact as well. Event: Andrew McKellar interview with Greg Jennett, ABC Afternoon Briefing. Pat, your response? Along with RN Drive, which Karvelas has presented since 2015, for the past three years she has hosted Afternoon Briefing, which has grown to be one of the most popular programs on the ABC News Channel. Learn more. MARLES: Are there assets at the air show? 6 July 2022. by TheHill.com - 03/01/23 12:48 PM ET. : Well, it sounds like there's an implied criticism by you of the mere fact that he's making these disclosures a year on, but can I sort of refine the question a little. Karvelas and Kelly together host The Party Room political podcast, which examines the latest news and events from Parliament House in Canberra. JENNETT: Yeah, alright. Matthew Doran brings you all the very latest news and interviews on what's going on in the halls of Parliament House in Canberra and the topics and events making headlines from coast to coast in politics and national affairs. I think the future is where we will see a range of autonomous vehicles perhaps working in tandem with a crewed aircraft, but giving applications to a much wider effect as a result. There is, I guess, the Parisian rapprochement on the issue of the submarine deal there, but do you think as far as goodwill goes, when youve got such a complex deal, that those hurdles can actually be overcome? 2 min read. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn andwork. HOST, GREG JENNETT: Okay, time now for today's political panel and we've got a very West Australian focused pairing today. And the Prime Minister announced, in terms of cheaper medicines, the only decrease in the price of pharmaceutical benefits in 75 years. What does it fall to the Federal Government to do to address that? First of all, around the national accounts and the strength of the economy. JENNET: These strategic matters, as you'd be well aware, Linda Reynolds flared up domestically in the context of our election campaign. MS. JEAN-PIERRE: Hi. So quite the opposite, actually I think there's been a real sense of positivity in the conversations I've had throughout the day with defence industry about what's happening in the field of defence and what the future holds. JENNETT: Yeah, all right. Statement from ABC Managing Director David Anderson. He added investigators would likely be on site for several days before the wreckage of. Recorded on 16 February 2021. And we're really conscious of that. Richard Marles, have you got TikTok on any government owned phone? TONY BURKE, SHADOW MINISTER FOR INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS: Hello PK. But, look, the Home Affairs Minister is obviously conducting a review into this. My lack of being able to compete with my children in terms of where they're at with social media platforms is probably the best defence in respect of anyone ever getting onto my phone. Weve got a wonderful trade negotiator in Alison Burrows, one of our most experienced trade negotiators, and the things that were blocking the resolution of this free trade agreement have now been removed. And to do anything different is to break Australian law, and that includes how to fly various planes. I don't want to reflect on the particular comments that have been made, but it's a very common thing for Australia to support democratic elections in our region. So quite the opposite, actually I think there's been a real sense of positivity in the conversations I've had throughout the day with defence industry about what's happening in the field of defence and what the future holds. 24 November 2022 Interview - ABC Afternoon Briefing Senator the Hon Anthony Chisholm Assistant Minister for Education Assistant Minister for Regional Development SUBJECTS: Stuart Robert, Industrial Relations and Labor's plans to grow wages, Jordan Peterson, Drew Pavlou and Cheaper Childcare Bill I think that the point about drones is that increasingly what we are seeing in air warfare not just in air warfare, but in the other domains as well is an increasing role for autonomous vehicles. If you must remain anonymous, do not send us anything from a phone, phone number, computer or email address connected and traceable to you. We are at a point where it won't be long before we are making the announcement about what the optimal pathway will look like. And if you poke them in the eye through megaphone diplomacy, this is the inevitable result, because if you use it for domestic political purposes, then of course they're going to get upset, and particularly in the environment we find ourselves now with Solomon Islands and China. JENNETT: Yeah, sure, all right. I mean, I'm imagining in your area, Defence is among the most sensitive. Transcript. Your information is being handled in accordance with the, Take your favourite podcasts and radio with you. I've always know that. The Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles is out at his home airport near Geelong, taking in the Avalon Air Show today. And they're the sorts of things that we're looking at as we build that budget towards the 25th of October. Regularly updated briefing from ABC News for Hobart. He joins us live from the airfield there. : Well, there's a lot of assets at the air show for people who haven't seen the air show, it is a remarkable display of capability from around the world, actually. : Look, I think it is really important that there is bi-partisanship. ABC News can also be reached through several other channels that provide a more secure pathway for communication. 6:00PM. ABC AFTERNOON BRIEFING TUESDAY, 13 JULY 2021 SUBJECTS: JobKeeper lite; Sydney lockdown. . by this website which may effect your viewing experience. And I do accept what the Leader of the Opposition has said, that the Opposition will provide support to whatever we announce in the near term. 7:30PM. : Well, right now, I think there is a high degree of security which applies to Defence phones, which would be different to those that apply to phones issued by the Parliament, for example. I want to start by saying: Happy Women's . : And you say you're on the verge, what are we talking now, a matter of days? What I would say is that they are now the Government and they campaigned on reducing the cost of living pressures for Australians. I think by putting downward pressure on Russian oil prices there will be some long-term benefits to Australian consumers. Minister for Trade: Yes, well, you might recall one of the first visits that Prime Minister Albanese made was to Ukraine. GREG JENNETT, HOST: Alright, Government Services and NDIS Minister Bill Shorten has been out and about in Sydney today with the Prime Minister a little earlier and he now joins us from a very windy pocket down near the harbour.Bill Shorten, great to have you back on the program. We believe that democracy is the best form of government. This is one of the ways that we can join with like-minded countries and the rest of the world to put pressure on Russia and downward pressure on oil prices. So hopefully, when it does come off, it's fallen even further. GORMAN: I don't think we're looking to have blame between one country and another. But it's also, I think, about making sure that there is clarity around what the Australian Defence Force is going to need, but also there is support for Australian defence industry and what they do, both in terms of supplying to the ADF, but exporting to the rest of the world and as a display of the potential of Australian defence industry. Greg Jennett comes to you from Parliament House with the latest news in politics and national affairs, plus interviews with key players on the issues and events making headlines. HOST, GREG JENNETT: . So there are so many things that Western Australians need, but again, the money is not being spent where it needs to be. Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman and Labor MP Anika Wells. Some data is retained by WhatsApp. Transcript. Linda Reynolds last time I checked their budget was looking very healthy indeed. We will take advice from our intelligence agencies about what is the best pathway forward in relation to all social media platforms including TikTok. And so we want to make sure . Matthew Doran: So goodwill there on display from the delegation thats in Australia. Ellen Fanning and Julia Baird host smart and respectful conversations about the issues impacting people's lives in the show that values expertise . My lack of being able to compete with my children in terms of where they're at with social media platforms is probably the best defence in respect of anyone ever getting onto my phone. And on this one, I'll say that the decision Linda made when she sat around the cabinet table to only have this for six months was, unfortunately probably the right decision. Greg Jennett comes to you from Parliament House with the latest news in politics and national affairs, plus interviews with key players on the issues and events making headlines. 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