Guzman y Gomez $40m blow + Inside Kylie Minogue's Netflix doco
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a listener production. Hi, Natasha Belling with you and welcome to the afternoon edition of The Briefing. Coming up in our deep dive, the revealing new tell-all documentary about Kylie Minogue. For the first time, we hear about the pop princess being diagnosed with cancer for a second time. Also, her heartbreaking battles to become a mum and why her family and her love of music have helped save her.
What tragic event occurred on the Inca Trail?
We unpack Kylie's loves, losses and life lessons in just a moment. But first, let's check the afternoon headlines this Friday, the 22nd of May with Helen Smith.
An Australian tourist has died after falling while walking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru. Local police say 53-year-old Matthew Cameron Payton, who has been identified as a Victorian police officer, died on the trail whilst hiking with a tour group on Wednesday afternoon local time when he reportedly tripped and fell through a damaged security barrier. Mr Payton had been travelling in the region with his wife before beginning the four-day trek. He was later reported missing before his body was found. Police believe the Victorian officer fell up to 400 metres with authorities now working to transport his body to the city of Cusco. Australian fast food chain Guzman & Gomez is shutting down its US businesses after struggling to grow in America's competitive Mexican food market.
The company told shareholders the performance of its US stores had not been strong enough to justify further investment, despite ambitions to become one of the world's biggest restaurant brands. GYG currently operates eight stores in the Chicago area, with the closure expected to cost the company up to US$40 million in one-off expenses. Shares, though, in the company jumped just after the announcement. New Zealand's Finance Minister Nicola Willis has taken a cheeky swipe at Australia's latest budget changes, inviting unhappy investors to consider moving across the Tasman. Speaking to Sky News, Willis pitched New Zealand as a pro-growth alternative. highlighting its simple tax system, no capital gains tax and business-friendly rules.
She says Australians looking to start or grow a business could find an epic opportunity in New Zealand, pointing to lower red tape and easier tax settings. The comments come after Australia's changes to capital gains tax, which from 2027 will see investors lose access to the long-standing discount on properties held for more than a year.
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And Stephen Colbert has opened his final episode of his late night show in a more relaxed mood than usual, leaning on his desk as he addressed the studio audience.
On night one of the Colbert Report, back in the day, I said, anyone can read the news to you. I promise to feel the news at you. And I realized pretty soon in this job that our job over here was different. We were here to feel the news with you. And I don't know about you, but I sure have felt it. And I just want to let all y'all know in here and out there how important you've been to what we have done. The energy that you've given us, we sincerely need that to have done the best possible show we could have for you for the last 11 years. You've given it to us. We've given it all right back to you. We love doing this show for you, but what we really, really love is doing this show with you. I'll say to you what I've said to every audience for the last 11 years, and I have meant it every time.
Have a good show. Thanks for being here. And let's do it, y'all.
The late night host reflected on his 11 years on the program, saying it had been a joy for him and everyone who had worked on it. The final episode aired as an era of late night TV comes to a close after the network confirmed earlier this year that the long-running show would end following 33 seasons.
Now it's time to get into our deep dive on the new Tell All documentary about Kylie Minogue, which dropped on Netflix this week. Joining us is listeners entertainment reporter Justin Hill, who reveals all the surprises and shocks from Australia's pop princess and her incredible 40-year career.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–0:32
2
What tragic event occurred on the Inca Trail?
0:32–7:30
3
Why is Guzman y Gomez closing its US locations?
7:30–10:26
4
What did New Zealand's Finance Minister say to attract Australian investors?
10:26–19:00
5
What is revealed in Kylie Minogue's new Netflix documentary?
19:00–19:59
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