Aussie Legends Head to Olympics, Pacific Banking Forum Begins, Three Children Missing, Melbourne Airport Rail Station Agreement, and more...
Australia Daily News · brief.news
July 8, 20249m 33s
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Show Notes
(0:10): Aussie Basketball Legends Set for Historic Fifth Olympics in Paris
(1:47): Pacific Banking Forum Kicks Off in Brisbane: Leaders Unite to Tackle Disappearing Financial Services
(3:38): Urgent: Three Young Children Missing from Paradise Point, Public Help Needed
(4:57): Melbourne Airport Agrees to Above-Ground Rail Station for Faster Completion by 2030
(6:57): Dutton to Back Crisafulli at LNP Convention Amid Nuclear Energy Debate and Broad Policy Agenda
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(1:47): Pacific Banking Forum Kicks Off in Brisbane: Leaders Unite to Tackle Disappearing Financial Services
(3:38): Urgent: Three Young Children Missing from Paradise Point, Public Help Needed
(4:57): Melbourne Airport Agrees to Above-Ground Rail Station for Faster Completion by 2030
(6:57): Dutton to Back Crisafulli at LNP Convention Amid Nuclear Energy Debate and Broad Policy Agenda
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Topics
Australian basketballLauren JacksonPatty MillsJoe InglesJosh GiddeyJosh GreenOlympicsTokyo OlympicsParis Olympics3x3 basketballAnneli MaleyLauren MansfieldPacific Banking ForumPacific leadersbanking services in the Pacificfinancial institutionsUS TreasuryInternational Monetary Fundcorrespondent banking relationshipsdisappearing banking servicesmissing childrenParadise PointQueensland Registration 205SKWMelbourne airportairport rail linkLNP conventionOpposition Leader Peter DuttonQueensland leader David Crisafullinuclear energyFederal CoalitionQueensland Premier Steven Milesparty dynamicsAustralian politics