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Good evening frustrated regional commuters have told how they paid for hotels
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and slept on benches as they waited for V -Line services to resume.
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Trains were back on track at midday, but the nightmare wasn't over for Telstra after a second outage threatened 000 calls.
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Olly Haig has today's developments.
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A conga line of V -line trains storm into Southern Cross Station, ending a 32 -hour shutdown caused by Telstra.
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I nearly cried when they said there's a train in.
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A sea of patient commuters rushed towards the first train at midday, only to be told to wait a little longer.
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They told only people who had a reserve for A, B and C.
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So these ladies were reserved for Coach D, but there is no carriage.
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We're going to have to get the buses again.
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For some of them, they'd already been through hell.
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Jules Bryan slept in the bus terminal.
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Yeah, one of those benches up there.
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It was horrible because I had nowhere by the time I got here late.
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Others forked out for hotels.
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Well that was $116.
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I did spend three hours here last night.
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We spoke to Leslie Bradshaw yesterday.
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This morning she still hadn't made it home.
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You were fairly measured yesterday.
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How do you feel today?
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Oh look, I'm a bit more upset today because obviously I had to pay for a hotel room.
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While Teltra insisted it had reconnected almost everyone by last night, VLINE remained paralysed.
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Intermittent outages impacting its communication systems, even its satellite phone backup.
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the satellite.
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A disaster the operator has never experienced before.
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We'll undertake a comprehensive review with ARTC with Telstra to understand what actually really happened.
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Telstra's CFO confirming the scale of the fault.
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Server clocks winding back 20 years to November 2006.
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And there were more problems with triple zero, hit by another outage last night.
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Our focus is on how we have addressed it through our processes through the welfare calls.
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In all, 639 people failed to connect to triple zero nationally.
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At least 63 calls here.
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Victoria Police urgently chasing an update on two. is unacceptable.
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One missed call.
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V -Line is committing to compensation but on a case -by -case basis.
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They're asking customers to make their claim on their website.
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and it's likely the bill will be handed over to Telstra.
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We'll consider our position on on who pays for that.
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I think a lot of Australians would be quite alarmed about the ongoing disruption,
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the failure to identify the problems and then you know lack of information about what was happening to resolve them.
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Commuters in Melbourne's west say an appropriate remedy would be train electrification.
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We're waiting for long but I don't know when it's going to be.
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I wish we could get, I heard like in 2022 we want to get the metro.
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While Geelong's mayor says his residents deserve better than this.
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I'm not confident to catch V -Line
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to melbourne because i don't know
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if i'm going to be able to get back at the
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end of the night i've been caught out a number of times
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Oli joins us now from Southern Cross Station with some breaking news.
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Oli, the Premier has just announced free travel for V -Line customers.
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Yeah, that's right Tom, Jacinta Allen has just issued a statement confirming that VLINE customers will get two days of free travel.
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Now she hasn't exactly said when that will be.
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but said more details will be announced soon.
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She's also said in that same statement that those who have been affected by all of this should receive double compensation.
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Firstly from V -Line and then says Telstra should match that dollop for dollop.
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So we'll just have to wait and see how this all pans out over the next few days.
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But certainly good news for commuters tonight with services resuming from here at Southern Cross Station.
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after what's been a pretty 24 hours.
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That's an understatement.
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Olly, thank you.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has kicked off his first visit to Australia in three years, describing the two nations as trusted partners.
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Thousands are right now at Marvel Stadium for a chance to see him on stage.
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And Edward Godfrey is there for us.
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Ed, when will he be appearing?
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Ladies and gentlemen presenting the...
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Not too long now, Tom.
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It's all been building up to this.
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This is your look inside a very loud Marvel Stadium where more than 30 ,000 people
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are filing in and taking their seats.
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You can see we've got three tiers of the stand here sectioned off, people taking their seats here, half the stadium.
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is blocked off and for the last hour
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or two we've been watching cultural performances here just on the stage next to us this is one happening
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at the moment and just beyond that we've got the red carpet leading up to the main stage,
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where Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and our own Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will give a speech in just a little while.
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That'll cap off what's been a big day of engagements and announcements.
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Marvelling at one politician's pool power.
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Modi!
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Modi!
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Modi!
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Thousands pouring into Marvel Stadium for their chance to see and hear from India's Prime Minister.
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He's a rock star, he's my idol.
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He does a fantastic job.
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Not just for the country, but just for the world.
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More than 30 ,000 snapping up tickets within hours.
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He's a good leader, inspiring leader, and he does everything for people.
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Also in attendance though, a small but vocal group of protesters.
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Oi, oi, oi!
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A massive police and security presence watching closely ahead of Narendra Modi's arrival.
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Melbourne's rolled out the red carpet for the Indian PM, who touched down late last night, greeted by the Premier.
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Joined this morning by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, the pair addressing an audience of business leaders, sharing selfies and trading niceties.
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You are the living bridge.
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between our nations.
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Mr Modi is saying the two nations have created a strong framework for our future partnership.
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A partnership bringing all sides of politics together at Government House
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to formally welcome the leader of the world's most populous country and a rapidly growing economy.
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This is Mr Modi's third official visit to Australia and arguably his most important.
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The announcements made here will have long lasting economic and strategic impacts for both nations.
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This annual summit between the two leaders also firming up major bilateral deals years in the making.
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It's more than one plus one equals two in this case because we are reliable partners.
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The traditional wisdom says that one plus one is two.
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But when India and Australia come together, one plus one is 11.
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Narendra Modi's visit seals a multi -billion dollar uranium export deal with Australia supercharging India's already rapid economic rise.
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National Affairs Editor Andrew Probin tells us it's also locked in our role in its space program.
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Powering up Melbourne's diaspora community as Australia embarks on a mission to energise the already vibrant Indian economy.
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Across defence and security, education, science and technology.
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Australian uranium to fuel an expansion of India's atomic power program.
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And give our clean energy objectives fresh momentum.
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its AI, quantum computing and data centre industries.
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Australia's huge uranium reserves are directly connected to India's nuclear journey.
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Australian expertise to help build and power and shape.
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India's tremendous growth evident in the latest numbers from the International Monetary Fund.
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Whereas the IMF forecasts Australia growing by just 1 .9 % in 2026, the 19th slowest of major economies,
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chart at 6 .4%, well ahead of second placed Indonesia on 5 % and sixth placed China on 4 .6%.
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India's on track to become the third largest economy by decade's end, yet our two -way trade has long been a little undercooked.
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But our cooperation will now extend to the stars.
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the remote Australian territory Cocos Keeling Islands,
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to host a ground station guiding Indian astronauts into space.
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Andrew Proben.
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9 News.
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A junior doctor is facing jail time after admitting he installed
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spy cameras to secretly film his colleagues in bathrooms at three Melbourne hospitals.
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Ryan Cho's victims are angry that he did a plea deal to avoid a hefty punishment and they now want financial compensation.
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Eliza Rugg has more.
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Desperate to hide his face, Ryan Cho spied on his colleagues, mostly women, using the toilet and shower.
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The best way to describe him is the Clients are absolutely disgusted.
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and a polled at his behaviour.
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It's just outrageous.
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The junior doctor worked at the Austin Hospital, the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the Peter McCallum Cancer Centre.
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There Cho hid recording devices in staff bathrooms, violating hundreds of workmates.
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The files meticulously organised by his victims' names and workplaces, forming a catalogue of thousands of images and videos.
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I mean you're going to the toilet crying out loud.
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Who does that?
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The trainee surgeon has already managed to carve out a deal with prosecutors.
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910 charges were rolled up and condensed to 13 charges, with Cho pleading guilty to multiple counts of installing an optical surveillance device,
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producing intimate images and stalking.
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His crimes were unmasked when staff at the Austin reported seeing a phone inside a mesh bag.
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And they raised it with management more than once, and they said just get on with your business.
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Close to 100 healthcare workers are now suing
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thought alarm bells would have gone off and he was on the premises at times when he wasn't even working.
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Ryan Cho remains on bail for now but one of those conditions is
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that he's banned from attending any Victorian hospital unless it is an emergency and then police would have to be notified.
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He'll have to face his victims in court later this year.
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He's very depraved, that's the best way to put it.
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Eliza Rugg, Nine News.
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The Victorian Coalition is vowing to defy new federal laws
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that preference businesses with union EBAs to stop the risk of more corruption.
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Jess Wilson declaring if she wins in November, she'll write her own rules to rein in the still powerful CFMEU.
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State political reporter Heidi Murphy.
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straightening up one of her own front benches before laying down the law to the PM.
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We will not allow Victorian construction projects to be infiltrated by the CFMEU any further.
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Jess Wilson warning Anthony Albanese if elected she'll ignore new laws
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that favour union backed contractors on federally funded projects telling him
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they risk turbocharging big build corruption on projects such as the suburban rail loop.
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We will not allow Prime Minister Albanese to allow that to happen again and again and again.
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Her letter sent off last night.
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Well I expect a response.
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It's not the only correspondence creating a stir.
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Barrister Geoffrey Watson telling the Premier she is deliberately misleading people
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about his $15 billion estimate of taxpayer dollars lost to corruption when she says...
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More recently Geoffrey Watson has said of this figure this is one of the things that they keep misquoting.
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So we have a situation speaker.
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Mr Watson telling her to put his figure to a proper
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The Premier and her union mates have been caught lying and where is she?
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What explanation is she given?
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she's hiding.
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Jacinta Allen busy with the visiting Indian leader, greeting him last night and playing a central role in this visit.
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Jess Wilson will be meeting him as well.
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Both leaders keenly aware of the sheer size of the local Indian community
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and both hoping to take advantage of the Modi wave come November.
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Heidi Murphy, 9 News.
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The ceasefire deal between the US and Iran is tonight in tatters as America launches a new wave of strikes.
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Threatening further retaliation, Tehran is reminding the world it still controls the Strait of Hormuz.
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Josh Bavis has the latest.
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A fragile ceasefire deal now shattered.
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I say we hit up 20 to 1.
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Every time they hit us, we're going to hit up 20.
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The US president declaring he's done with the Iranian regime, ordering two waves of strikes on the country in 24 hours, hitting Karg Island, among other targets,
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because ships in the Strait of Hormuz still don't have safe passage.
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I mean it was a crazy thing.
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The funeral for Ayatollah Khamenei crossing borders into Iraq where thousands of supporters have filled the streets.
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Speaking at the NATO summit in Ankara, Donald Trump says he's willing to take out another round of Iranian leaders if they don't take him out first.
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They may be going, Who knows?
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And you know what, I may be gone too, because I'm their number one target.
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His blunt comments sparking questions over why he switched planes to depart Turkey, ditching the newly fitted Boeing 747 Air Force One,
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gifted by Qatar, which flew him here, instead flying out on his old one.
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Before swapping back to the new plane after landing at an
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airbase in the UK where he says American troops had been touring the aircraft.
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This two -day summit has revealed more than $70 billion worth of new military equipment
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and other contracts have been ordered by NATO members to bolster stockpiles for the decade ahead.
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We are defensive.
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We will never attack another country.
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Never.
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Ukraine isn't a member, but is a beneficiary.
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The US will help it develop American -designed Patriot anti -missile interceptors.
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We are trying to move this world to the sky from the battlefield.
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In Ankara, Josh Bavis, Nine News.
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And Josh Pavis joins us now from Ankara.
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How quickly could things really unravel here?
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Well, Tom, this is evolving into a serious tit -for -tat.
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The US claims to have struck 90 targets across Iran in this second wave.
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14 people have been killed, according to Iran's health ministry.
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And it's also claiming to have hit US targets across Qatar, Bahrain and other Gulf countries.
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They're right now under attack.
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Donald Trump says that he doesn't want this to drag out into a full -scale war.
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But, Tom, as we've seen with this conflict, there are no guarantees.
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Absolutely.
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Josh Bavis, thank you.
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Gout Gout has been forced out of next month's World Under 20 Championships because of injury.
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The 18 -year -old today revealing Hitori's hamstring while training in Brisbane last night.
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Gout posted, I'm very disappointed, but I have no other possibility but to accept the situation.
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I understand this is part of athletics.
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He's vowed to come back stronger and faster in 2027.
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In dem Video geht es um eine echte Situation in Melbourne: Regionalcommuter müssen Hotels bezahlen oder auf Bänken schlafen, weil V-Line-Züge wegen eines Telstra-Outages 32 Stunden lang stillstehen. Zusätzlich tritt ein zweiter Ausfall bei Notrufen auf. Diese realistische Geschichte eignet sich perfekt, um Englisch mit Alltagssituationen zu lernen – vor allem, wenn du an deiner Aussprache und deiner Fähigkeit, flüssig zu folgen, arbeiten möchtest. Mit solchen Szenarien lernst du nicht nur Vokabeln, sondern auch, wie Menschen in stressigen Situationen kommunizieren.
Nützliche Chunks & Kollokationen: Lerne, wie native Speaker sprechen
Hier sind 5 praktische Wortgruppen, die du dir merken solltest – sie tauchen oft in Alltagsgesprächen auf:
- "forked out for": Bedeutet "etwas bezahlen" (meist mit einem Hauch von Unzufriedenheit). Beispiel: "Others forked out for hotels."
- "on a case-by-case basis": "Fall für Fall". So sagt man, wenn etwas individuell bearbeitet wird: "V-Line is committing to compensation but on a case-by-case basis."
- "wind back": "zurücksetzen" (bei Uhren oder Systemen). Im Video: "Server clocks winding back 20 years."
- "chasing an update": "nach einem Update fragen". Beispiel: "Victoria Police urgently chasing an update on two."
- "caught out": "überrascht werden" (negativ). So äußert sich der Bürgermeister: "I've been caught out a number of times."
Deine Shadowing-Herausforderung: Jetzt üben und fortschreiten!
Shadowing ist eine tolle Methode, um deine Aussprache und Reaktionszeit zu verbessern – und mit diesem Video kannst du es direkt ausprobieren! Hier ist dein Task: Wähle einen 30-sekündigen Abschnitt des Videos (z. B. die Szenen, in denen Commuter erzählen, wie sie die Nacht verbracht haben). Höre ihn zuerst einmal genau an, dann sprich gleichzeitig mit – versuche, die Intonation und die Geschwindigkeit zu kopieren. Wiederhole es 3-5 Mal, bis du flüssig mitfolgen kannst. Mit solchen Übungen trainierst du, wie native Speaker sprechen – und das macht Spaß! Nutze dazu auch shadowing Sites oder Plattformen, die dir bei "shadowspeaks" helfen. Englisch lernen mit YouTube war nie einfacher: Mit echten Szenarien und Shadow Speech übst du, was du wirklich brauchst.
Also, mach dich fertig – drücke auf Play und starte dein Shadowing-Training! Jeder kleine Schritt bringt dich weiter.
Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | have told · has never experienced · have addressed |
| Passiv be + Partizip Perfekt – wichtig ist, was geschieht, nicht wer es tut | be told · were reserved · will be handed |
| Relativsätze who / which + Satz – eine Zusatzinformation über eine Person oder Sache | people who had · those who have |
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
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