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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Tehran is calling the agreement a big win for them, saying the US basically caved to their demands.
and is insisting they control the Strait and that it won't allow any European countries to escort ships through it.
Meanwhile, fighting hasn't fully stopped.
Israeli drone strikes and shelling have continued this week in Lebanon, while Hezbollah continues hitting Israeli forces in the country.
Iran says any lasting deal needs Israel to pull out of Lebanon completely.
There.
Back home now, I know that wasn't the sound of play school.
That was the sound of Australia's richest woman continuing to shower Pauline Hanson in gifts.
This time, not a private jet, but something a little more heavy duty.
So that was mining billionaire Gina Reinhart pulling Hanson up on stage at a News Corp forum in Townsville, presenting her with what she called a, quote, beautiful big fat orange bulldozer.
It was more like a large Tonka truck, but the message was clear.
Reinhart wants to bulldoze bureaucracy, starting with shutting down any federal departments that overlap with state ones, including those relating to climate change, agriculture and industry.
Trying to G up the crowd multiple times, might I add, or a few times where she's like, come on, everyone.
Labor's carve-outs for the capital gains tax concession have been met with a lukewarm reception as a snap parliamentary inquiry prepares to hand down its reports into the reforms.
More than five weeks on from announcing the contentious changes to Australia's tax system, the Treasurer has confirmed there will be exemptions for some start-ups and small businesses with an annual turnover of up to $10 million.
Jim Chalmers telling 7.30 last night they weren't forced into the changes.
Well, it's polishing a turd, to be frank.
Polishing a turd.
Meantime today, the parliamentary inquiry that lasted two days at the start of the week that was analysing the original reform package that didn't include these exemptions will hand down its findings today.
So essentially, these changes lifted that annual turnover threshold.
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