But, look, the Home Affairs Minister is obviously conducting a review into this. Karvelas has presented RN Drive since 2015, and has hosted Afternoon Briefing on the ABC News TV channel for the past three years. But look, I'm limited in what I can say. We just want to make sure we're doing that. 7 March 2022 Transcript: Interview ABC News Afternoon Briefing with Greg Jennett The Hon Stuart Robert MP Minister for Employment, Workforce, Skills, Small and Family Business Acting Minister for Education and Youth Topics: Higher childcare subsidy; Queensland and NSW floods; East Coast Submarine Base E&OE GREG JENNETT: Sign up to the What to Watch newsletter for the best of ABC iview, delivered straight to your inbox each week. Why don't we step it out a little more broadly. 0:00 / 57:59 Welcome to Afternoon Briefing ABC is an Australian public broadcast service. Things are going gangbusters in your state of Western Australia. Your contact information may be used by ABC . Now Pat was just talking about the cost of living. Subjects: Russian oil price cap, European free trade agreement. And you're right, I mean, the Defence phone is obviously much more sensitive than a range of other areas within the Australian Government. Of course the Europeans have some issues which they want on the table. The ABC has grown remarkably since it launched on 1 July 1932. Text us on 0437922720 (rates apply) or call us on 1300222720. ABC Afternoon Briefing. Thursday, March 2, 2023 4:49AM. Im extremely confident that well get an agreement thats a good agreement for Australia, but also in a timely fashion. So thats one of the points that were insisting on in this agreement. We will take advice from our intelligence agencies about what is the best pathway forward in relation to all social media platforms including TikTok. MARLES: No, I wouldn't say that at all, actually. ABC National News. Well work through those issues, and I believe at the end of the day well have a terrific free trade agreement with the Europeans. ABC Afternoon Briefing | Ministers and Assistant Ministers Minister for Regional Health Minister Assisting the Minister for Trade and Investment ABC Afternoon Briefing Transcript, E&OE 29 September 2021 MATT WORDSWORTH: Dr David Gillespie, Minister, thank you so much for being with us today. is responsible for all news-gathering and coverage across the Australian . JENNETT: Yeah, all right. Minister for Trade: Look, weve made it very clear that there are some things that we need in this agreement, and access for our farmers to agricultural markets in Europe is one of them. Interview with Greg Jennett, ABC Afternoon Briefing; Interview with Greg Jennett, ABC Afternoon Briefing. Contacting ABC Investigations If you are a whistleblower and/or have highly sensitive information to pass on to our investigative reporters, you should review your options for securely contacting ABC Investigations. . But it's also, I think, about making sure that there is clarity around what the Australian Defence Force is going to need, but also there is support for Australian defence industry and what they do, both in terms of supplying to the ADF, but exporting to the rest of the world and as a display of the potential of Australian defence industry. MARLES: Yeah, we will work with the Opposition and make sure that they are appropriately briefed in respect of the announcement. Republican Rep. James Comer suggested during a right-wing podcast earlier this week that President Joe Biden's deceased son Beau Biden should have been investigated in connection with a long-settled case on "campaign donations" from a backer who was eventually indicted. And as you've just said the Government has inherited a very strong set of national accounts, so the last quarter account to June under our Government was nearly 1 per cent and annualised that's 3.6 per cent. I mean, it is genuinely remarkable. GORMAN: We've been really open with people that the cost of extending this is so great and in a really constrained fiscal environment, with all of that debt that the previous cabinet left, which Linda served in, we do have to make some pretty tough decisions. CONTACT Authorised by Patrick Gorman, ALP, Inglewood, WA, 6052 . But we will absolutely make sure that there is an appropriate briefing of the Opposition. And that's certainly the case in air warfare. Share. Minister for Trade: Yes, well, you might recall one of the first visits that Prime Minister Albanese made was to Ukraine. It was only extended a week ago, as we understand, and we understand that there was no confirmation with the Solomon Islands whether they were happy for us to talk about, because you just don't talk about these things in that way. : All right, well, let's talk through any residual damage from that contribution, if any, that is. My lack of being able to compete with my children in terms of where they're at with social media platforms is probably the best defence in respect of anyone ever getting onto my phone. 4:00PM. We just want to make sure we're doing that. We want to make it very clear that we dont support what the Russians are doing in Ukraine, and that we support a free and democratic Ukraine. Thanks for joining us today on Afternoon Briefing. And on this one, I'll say that the decision Linda made when she sat around the cabinet table to only have this for six months was, unfortunately probably the right decision. And so we want to make sure . LINDA REYNOLDS, LIBERAL SENATOR: Well Greg, first of all, can I also say hi to all the West Australians out there. When will you brief the Opposition and others ahead of this month's announcement on the pathway? But the flip side of that is, of course, a more acute cost of living crisis, stronger there than anywhere else. Because I think, well, I know, Labor were critical of the briefings given to it on the eve of the original AUKUS announcement. So quite the opposite, actually I think there's been a real sense of positivity in the conversations I've had throughout the day with defence industry about what's happening in the field of defence and what the future holds. GORMAN: The ABC loves Western Australia. It does seem like there is a, shall we say thawing of the relationship between Australia and the EU now that there has been a change of Government. Matthew Doran: Okay lets get to your discussions with the European Union delegation, which is currently in Australia, looking at the prospect of a free trade agreement between the bloc and Australia. Do you nevertheless, though, feel his remarks have been in any way unsettling in the perception that it might create with the AUKUS partners of a breakdown of bi-partisanship in this country? Alex Murdaugh found guilty of murdering wife and son, Not getting enough sleep? There is the symbolism, but then youre also hoping that it will have an economic impact as well. Top tools, not top guns, I think is how they've been described here. We are at a point where it won't be long before we are making the announcement about what the optimal pathway will look like. Its very clear that they were the two impediments blocking a free trade agreement. E&OE Greg Jennett, host ABC Afternoon Briefing: Australian Chamber of . I'm not critical of them but they're moving around the city and . 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And they're the sorts of things that we're looking at as we build that budget towards the 25th of October. Matthew Doran brings you all the very latest news and interviews on what's going on in the halls of Parliament House in Canberra and the topics and events making headlines from coast to coast in politics and national affairs. So we're trying to get things going in the right direction. But is there really a prospect that this sort of deal could be sorted out in the near future? Before we get into your discussions with the EU delegation yesterday, I do want to touch on the news announced today that Australia is joining this oil price cap - Russian oil price cap. We've got ambulance ramping up in numbers that we've never seen before. Listen Print Share So quite the opposite, actually I think there's been a real sense of positivity in the conversations I've had throughout the day with defence industry about what's happening in the field of defence and what the future holds. This matter and more, Trade Minister Don Farrell joined us earlier from Adelaide. Matthew Doran: So it sounds like its a double-barrelled situation there. 24 November 2022. It's not far off. So we do this all the time and it is business as usual, but we do it with respect to the countries that we support. JONES: Fairy Meadow McDonald's, there was a close contact there 24 hours ago. So this was, from our perspective, a complete own goal. I mean, I'm imagining in your area, Defence is among the most sensitive. One great example is the announcement that came out of the Jobs and Skills Summit which is the commitment for 180,000 fee free TAFE places starting in January next year. Are you sensing, as others have described, that contractors feel frustration that they are on hold pending the Defence Strategic Review, a buildup of commercial frustration around your processes? I think there is actually a sense of excitement about the focus which is being brought to bear, both in terms of our nation's strategic posture, what we need to do in terms of procurement to give effect to that strategic posture, and how we want to make sure that our procurement processes are brought up to date with the current strategic environment that we're in right now. : Well, right now, I think there is a high degree of security which applies to Defence phones, which would be different to those that apply to phones issued by the Parliament, for example. You flagged intensifying defence cooperation between Australia and a number of Pacific nations in an interview this morning in The Australian newspaper. Joining us. Interview on ABC News, Afternoon Briefing, with Patricia Karvelas Topics: trade relations with China, industrial relations reform, NZ backpackers. JENNETT: Yeah, all right. It doesn't even come into play until well into next year so they are doing nothing at the moment to not only ease the pressure of cost of living they're doing things that actively increase the cost of living pressure. : Well, it obviously raises the question about what on earth the government was doing in relation to the Attack class program, if that was their view. AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time), review your options for securely contacting ABC Investigations. The Drum returns to its new 6.00pm home on ABC next Monday, hosted this year by Julia Baird and Ellen Fanning.. From Monday the new afternoon changes are as follows: 4pm ABC News Afternoon Briefing Respected ABC commentator and RN Drive presenter Patricia Karvelas joins Gemma Veness and Kirsten Aiken at 4.00pm AEDT for Afternoon Briefing, adding her inimitable insights to political and current . It's not far off. Well, the visiting Royal Air Force Chief Mike Wigston has spoken while in our country this week on the process of what he calls weeding out British pilots who'd helped train Chinese comrades. 10 December 2020 Absolutely more needs to be done and yes the McGowan Government has been the beneficiary of increase, particularly in the iron ore price and the demand. At least 46 people were killed and more . : Yeah, alright. Contact Us Afternoon Briefing , 29th July 2023 Summary published: 14th February 2023 Complaint: An audience member complained that a report from the Garma Festival in 2022 inaccurately stated that Aboriginal Australians were granted citizenship under the 1967 Referendum. Minister for Trade: Weve got a population of 26 million. PK breaks political news and interrogates the newsmakers every weekday. Afternoon Briefing. I'm sure they'll have a very fruitful discussion. But we will absolutely make sure that there is an appropriate briefing of the Opposition. I think it was an F-22, wasn't it? He has said, to be fair to Peter Dutton, he said he'll support whatever sub decision the government comes up with. So there's already that gradation in the security applying to phones from various parts of the Australian Government. We will take advice from our intelligence agencies about what is the best pathway forward in relation to all social media platforms including TikTok. JENNET: So is it your belief that this was hypersensitive and could have been predicted because Manasseh Sogavare saw it as an attempt to push the election out until 2024? : That is an occupational hazard at the air show. So it's kind of an insightful critique on the failures of the former government over the last ten years, which has indeed led to a lost decade at a time when we couldn't deal with it as a nation, and that is what we've inherited in terms of this program, in terms of trying to deal with potential capability gaps. : Well, there's a lot of assets at the air show for people who haven't seen the air show, it is a remarkable display of capability from around the world, actually. Were going to wrap it up and thank both of you. Transcript - ABC RN Breakfast. There was almost an audible sigh of relief from the Europeans about the change of policy on behalf of the Government. The Opposition Leader is obviously giving comments based on confidential advice he was provided almost a year ago. Has there been any movement on that issue? But again that's not being translated into services on the ground. The response that she engendered, because Patrick is quite right, is that as part of our foreign development budget through DFAT and also the Defence regional support programs, we have for many, many elections in the region, in the Solomon Islands, in Papua New Guinea and elsewhere, supported their democracy building and election support programs. We're mindful of the issues that have been raised, but people need to wait and see what is ultimately announced. E&OE. And yes we are seeing both a lot of heat in the economy and particularly in Western Australia, but also a lot of hurt. He points out that there are risks with the first model of a new type of production run and he still strongly favours the U.S. Virginia class subs for AUKUS. We want to join them. Minister for Trade: Look, these are a set of negotiations. All of these are messages that I think are really welcome from defence industry. Do they extend it? Clinical psychologist Dr Peter Gasper unpacks why people cheat, and if infidelity can run in the family. Worker shortages, as Pat observes, are particularly tight in your state. : Yeah, all right. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman and Labor MP Anika Wells. I've got no doubt there is capabilities which we've seen today which will form part of the future for the Australian Defence Force. We're mindful of the issues that have been raised, but people need to wait and see what is ultimately announced. Contact us Help Center Terms & Conditions . First of all, around the national accounts and the strength of the economy. More from WA Afternoons Afternoons And you're right, I mean, the Defence phone is obviously much more sensitive than a range of other areas within the Australian Government. 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