Zara Seidler

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4,537 appearances 81 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 5d ago

Zara Seidler’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 81 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 35.

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The conviction relates to an incident in which Winmar grabbed a woman by the arm, dragged her by the hair and then hit her head against a door. matched
A statue of Winmar's Stand Against Racism, which depicts an iconic 1993 moment where the player lifted his jumper and pointed at his skin, which was at Perth's Optus Stadium, was removed under a directive from the West Australian government. matched
Spain have secured their spot in the World Cup final, beating France 2-0 in the semifinals this morning. matched
It will be Spain's second ever appearance in a World Cup final. matched
Spain's win ended France's World Cup campaign, though they will play a final match for third place in the tournament. matched
Spain will now face the winner of tomorrow's semifinal between England and Argentina, which kicks off at 5am Australian Eastern Standard Time. matched
If England does win, it will be their first World Cup final appearance in 60 years. matched
We are very much backing the one British person in our team. matched
He did. matched
And there was actually controversy because it was at the same time as the Wimbledon final. matched
And people were saying, was he really not betting on himself that much that he organised his wedding during the final? matched
Anyway, I'm not sure why we're adding commentary to this good news, but that is all we have time for this evening. matched
If you are looking for something else, you can catch up on this morning's deep dive about the Telstra outage and why broader telephone outages seem to be happening more often. matched
More than 4,500 Origin Energy customers have been promised refunds following a consumer watchdog probe into deceptive power plans.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, the ACCC, alleges Origin misleadingly implied ongoing savings to some customers.
The energy retailer has not admitted to breaking consumer law, but rather responded by committing to compensation and apologising to impacted customers.
The offering question has been scrapped by the provider, who had agreed to credits or refunds of roughly $60 for thousands of impacted users.
ACCC Commissioner Anna Brakey said retailers should provide clear and accurate information about their plans to help consumers make informed decisions.
The Watchdog launched its investigation following a complaint about Origin Energy from the consumer group Choice.
The US military has carried out a third consecutive night of strikes against Iran.
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