Chris Spear
speaker
575 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 27 Jun
Chris Spear’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We also heard from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this morning.
He said that Israel has stopped attacking for now, but would respond with force if Iran struck again.
Meantime, in Lebanon, Israel's attacks are continuing there.
The IDF has issued urgent evacuation notices this morning to residents in the south, saying they are continuing to target Hezbollah.
Yeah, it's the strongest to hit the Philippines this year with fears aftershocks could collapse buildings that have been damaged.
The quake triggered tsunami warnings including for Australia's northern coast but all had been cancelled within six hours of being issued.
Evacuation centres have been set up to house displaced residents with the country's president vowing to not leave Mindanao behind.
Back home in a billboard campaign targeting Victorian Premier Jacinta Allen is drawing fire, with the Prime Minister and Julia Gillard among those criticising it.
The mobile billboards show AI-generated pictures of Allen in a black pointed hat with warts on her chin, telling Victorians to quote, ditch the witch.
They've been popping up around Melbourne for about six weeks now, with the Prime Minister yesterday calling them sexist and unacceptable, while calling on Australians to bring the temperature down.
Yeah, the state opposition leader, Jess Wilson, was out and about yesterday as well talking about it and she was quick to distance herself and her party from the billboards as well.
We heard a similar sentiment from Nationals leaders as well, whereas One Nation leader Pauline Hanson had this to say on Sky.
Yeah, and her reason for that is that she has been subjected to a number of different names and name-calling and so she's out there telling Jacinta Allen to cop it on the chin.
Oh, terrible use of words considering the foot warts on her chin, but that's essentially what Pauline Hanson has been saying.
Australians are less satisfied with their lives than they were 10 years ago, with personal finances one of the biggest barriers to happiness.
New research by KPMG has measured the life satisfaction of Aussies across all age groups, finding all are reporting feeling less content.
And a couple has donated a whopping $40 million to fight MND as the MCG turned blue for the big freeze.
Yesterday's AFL clash between Collingwood and Melbourne played host to the 12th annual freeze, which sees celebs dress up and plunge down a massive slide into a pool of ice, the first since the death of founder Neil Danaher.
Yeah, can you imagine just having 40 million lying around to just like donate?
Especially considering the last story we just did.
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