Helen Smith
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983 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Aug
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The games are backed by billionaires with life-changing prize money up the grabs.
But they've created a lot of controversy within the sporting world, putting in question what kind of drugs these athletes are taking and how safe it really is.
But first, let's check the afternoon headlines this Monday, the 25th of May.
Starting with the latest on the federal budget, legislation to implement the government's budget plans will be introduced into Parliament on Thursday.
PM Anthony Albanese says Treasury is still talking to the start-up and business sectors with finer details to come.
Meanwhile, the PM says Australia is not running on fumes with our fuel supply now looking secure into July.
Anthony Albanese says there's now 43 days of petrol, 38 days of diesel and 31 days of jet fuel with more shipments locked in.
Staying with Australian politics, The Independent's Sally Stegall and Allegra Spender held a press conference today to urge the Labor government to reconsider its changes to the capital gains tax discount.
Labor's proposed changes are designed to help younger Australians enter the property market, but would also increase taxation on shares and other investment assets, including those who sell a business.
But the big story in Canberra today was the talk of a new political party.
We heard about this this morning in the morning briefing with Chris and Sash.
So while the two women were trying to talk about capital gains tax, all of the questions for them had to do with their potential new party.
Here's what Stegall had to say about why she's exploring a new party.
Among those supporting the new party is Malcolm Turnbull, the former Liberal Prime Minister, and he actually spoke with the briefing, and that interview will be in your feed tomorrow morning.
The Royal Commission into Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion has returned to hearing from witnesses with Australia's spy boss, Mike Burgess, taking the stand today.
We learnt that within the first 30 seconds of the start of the shooting of the Bondi terror attack targeting Jewish Australians, 11 people had been shot and 10 of them fatally.
The next block of hearings is focused on the circumstances around the terror attack and what was known about the two shooters.
Burgess was asked about whether changes in ASIO's priorities led threats to go unchecked.
Here's what he had to say.
Burgess will also return to the commission in closed hearings so that the national security secrets can be discussed.
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