Lucy Tassell
speaker
610 appearances
15 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 18 Aug
Lucy Tassell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, good for him and congratulations, County Mayo, for breaking the curse.
Thank you so much, Emma, for that tip bit.
And thank you for joining us on The Daily Oz.
We'll be back this evening with your afternoon headlines.
Until then, have a great day.
Telstra executives have fronted a Senate inquiry into the telco's widespread outages last week.
The telco confirmed it had ignored multiple warnings that a key server needed a software update and that it broke down following scheduled maintenance.
Telstra Chief Executive Vicky Brady said she was, quote, deeply sorry for the failure.
She told the hearing on Friday, Telstra let Australians down.
We let our customers down, we let the community down, and we fell short of what people rightly expect from us.
Gerard Tracy, the executive responsible for end-to-end service performance, said the supplier had first warned Telstra about the impending issue in the server, a 15-year-old piece of tech which costs about 30 grand, in November of 2020.
Telstra had received another reminder that it needed to be updated in January of this year.
Guide Dogs Australia says it is quote relieved that Uber has decided to walk back plans to charge people with disabilities an extra $5 per ride to cover the assistance that drivers provide.
The ABC reported on the rideshare giant's plans last month and on its subsequent backflip on Friday.
Uber settled a case with a blind Victorian woman last year after she sued the company in the federal court, alleging drivers repeatedly cancelled on her or refused to drive her when she had her service dogs.
The rideshare company will now set up an accessibility advisory group.
Guide Dogs Australia said it was pleased with the outcome but said it shouldn't take a public campaign to fix discriminatory pricing.
That's the latest from the Daily Oz Newsroom.
If you're looking for something else, you can catch up on this morning's Deep Dive where we unpack the story behind the World Cup final.
You've got until very early Monday morning to find out everything you need to know, and then the World Cup will be over for another four years.
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