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3:36 Speaker 5 Good morning, I'm Lee Harrison. The Reserve Bank Governor isn't ruling out the need to lift interest rates again if inflation doesn't show signs of easing. The central bank has kept the official cash rate steady at 4.35% at its August meeting. Governor Michelle Bullock warns house prices have to fall further and declining values will hit consumer spending. The Coalition is preparing to unveil plans to bring down migration and to cut visas for students, graduates and backpackers. Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg will use an address at the National Press Club to argue the changes are needed to ensure housing construction can keep pace with new arrivals. Former opposition leader Susan Lee says she has no regrets after her 25-year political career came to an end earlier this year. Ms Lee was axed as Liberal leader in February and travelled across America in the weeks following. She's told the ABC while she's spent time reflecting, her focus is now on the future.

4:39 Speaker 4 There is no point in relitigating something that has happened in the past and if I think about my time in politics, I'm proud of what I achieved. I don't dwell on it because I'm very much focused on the next chapter of my life.

4:52 Speaker 5 Chicken giant Ingham's has expanded the lockdown of its poultry farms as the threat of the H5 bird flu increases. increases 231 cases of bird flu have so far been recorded across the country with most in south australia australia will follow new zealand and vaccinate endangered wildlife against the virus strain victims of a coordinated abuse campaign are urging politicians to better protect women online the all women team at collective shout say they were subjected to death threats and pornographic deep fakes. The group's director Melissa Tankard-Reist says a report into the abuse

5:30 Speaker 2 will be released today. Online Hate Prevention Institute gathered as much data as possible, analysed it, looked at who was leading this hate campaign attack against us, what platforms were being used and how did the system fail because we were not protected.

5:48 Speaker 5 The death toll from a major earthquake in Colombia has reached 224. Rescuers are working around the clock to free those trapped after the 7.4 magnitude quake. This is one of the moments recorded of search teams finding signs of life under the rubble.

6:11 And researchers have discovered the remains of a 9,000-year-old woman in Sweden. This is Air National News.

6:22 The Rabbitohs are entering must-win territory as they look to shore up their place in the NRL finals. South Sydney will take on Canterbury on Friday night, a side hot on their heels for a place in the top eight. Forward Adam Elliott says the next month of football will be a good test of where they're at.

6:40 Speaker 3 Four games left and each of them will have their own importance. A couple of top four teams in those last couple of runs home as well, which will be great for us.

6:50 Speaker 5 Melbourne Vice-Captain Jack Viney is preparing to play his first game of the year in the VFL this weekend after overcoming a lengthy injury battle. Coach Stephen King says the game will give him an idea of where Viney could fit in to the senior side but won't pick him on reputation alone.

7:07 Speaker 3 alone. I'm sure everyone that played on the weekend will try and stake their claims to say I'm part of this team as well so it's just healthy having some competition for spots again as well with Jack with Xavier Lindsay getting back to VFL level after being injured as well. Christian Salem's came back in it's nice to have some depth now and some pressure for spots that's what good

7:23 Speaker 5 teams have. South Melbourne Football Club wants to join the A-League after Western United was stripped of its license and Matilda's midfielder Tamika Yallop is signed for the Wellington Phoenix ahead of the coming A-League women's season. Australian Independent Radio News.

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32:18 Speaker 6 This is Air News South Australia. Good morning, I'm Steve Barker. Multiple offences have been detected during Operation Stop, Drink, Drug, Drive. The targeted statewide road safety operation was carried out by SA Police last week. 139 motorists were charged or fined for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. This includes 116 for drug-driving offences, 23 detected for alcohol-related offences, including one driver who refused a breath test. A total of 116 immediate loss-of-licence notices were issued and 23 vehicles impounded. SA Police have charged a man and a woman after they allegedly found drugs and firearms at their home in Adelaide's south-east. Darren McElhain with this report.

33:06 Speaker 5 SA Police conducted a search at a Port Pirie West home after a stolen iPad and watch were tracked to the address. Officers allegedly located the stolen items along with cannabis, MDMA, methamphetamine, GHB and other drug paraphernalia. Police also allegedly seized cash, two gel blasters, an imitation firearm and a taser. A 30-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman were arrested and charged with numerous drug and firearm offences. They were refused bail and will reappear in the Port Pirie Magistrates Court at a later date. Darren McElhane, Air News.

33:42 Speaker 6 As mentioned yesterday, record rainfall has provided an enormous boost for the state's water catchments. More from Sarah Patterson.

33:51 Speaker 2 It was the highest 24-hour deluge in a decade, with heavy rain and hail turning waterways into raging torrents. Huge inflows to local catchments brought waterfalls in the Adelaide Hills to life. As the ABC reports, across the Mount Lofty Ranges, around 18 billion litres of water flowed into the state's metro reservoir system in the space of just 24 hours, raising the combined storage level 9% to 73% capacity. Sarah Patterson, Air News.

34:23 Speaker 6 The use of AI becoming increasingly influential and controversial, according to Premier Peter Malinowskis, means the government needed to act now. He says we can choose to allow this industry to come to our country and evolve in a way that's unregulated and unchecked, or we can choose to set the agenda. Mr Malinowskis recently returned from the United States, where he met with representatives from AI heavyweights, including OpenAI, Anthropic, as well as Apple. Mr Malinaskis says the upcoming Royal Commission will shape future approaches to AI, including potential restrictions on its use. An Adelaide woman is preparing to end her life using Voluntary Assisted Dying and she's calling for changes to the Criminal Code to make it easier for regional residents to access the care. Delegates at the Labor Party's recent national conference voted to amend federal law to allow telehealth for VAD consultations. However, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese apparently is personally opposed to it. Independent MP Kate Cheney and Green Senator Sarah Hansen-Young are both pushing for changes to allow telehealth for VAD care. The financial regulator has placed the country's car insurance companies on notice. An ASIC review has found premiums have soared far beyond inflation in the past year. The body says renewal notices and some insurers didn't clearly explain why premiums were rising.

35:51 And in case you didn't hear yesterday, the Reserve Bank has decided at its August meeting to keep the cash rate on hold at 4.35%. To air sport, Jack Robinson has won an all-Aussie battle with Callum Robson at the Tahiti Surf Pro to set up a third-round meeting with wildcard Kelly Slater. I'm Steve Barker. This is Air News South Australia.

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