April 13, 2025 • 9 mins
A woman has died after a major crash in Brisbane's north with 10 others taken to hospital after the three-car collision on Gympie arterial road.
There are just 20 days until the Federal Election, and Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have officially launched their campaigns.
In his 50th career start, Melbourne's Oscar Piastri has driven a flawless race from pole to win the Bahrain Grand Prix.
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Good morning. Straight to our breaking news this Monday, and
a woman has died after a major crash in Brisbane's North.
Ten others have been taken to hospital after the three
car collision on the Gimpi Arterial Road Bilise. Hyundai Imax
and Honda Odyssey were stopped at the shoulder of the
right lane before ten o'clock when a toade of van
(00:23):
crashed into them from behind. A woman in the Honda
died at the scene. We'll have a live report coming
up in sunrise. A doctor from Sydney Southwest has been
charged with multiple sex offenses. Police allege the forty two
year old indecently assaulted a forty five year old man
during multiple consultations in a medical center in Auburn and
(00:44):
Nerellen and a forty seven year old man at a
medical center in Auburn earlier this year. The doctor has
been charged with aggravated sexual assault and thirteen counts of
aggravated sexual touching. He's been refused bail and will appear
in Liverpool Court today. In his fiftieth career start, Melbourne's
Oscar Piastre has driven a flawless race from pol to
(01:07):
win the bar Raying Grand Prix. The Ossie Ace was
in a class of his own, claiming his second winner
the season by fifteen seconds ahead of Mercedes George Russell
and McLaren teammate Landa Norris.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
It's been a great weekend and yeah, very proud of
what I've done this weekend as well.
Speaker 3 (01:24):
So I'm sure there's going to be a hell of
a party.
Speaker 2 (01:27):
I'm not going to get involved because I've got a
race again next week.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
The victory puts Piastre three points behind Norris in the championship.
World leaders have condemned a major Russian missile strike in
in Ukraine which has killed at least thirty four people
and injured more than one hundred. That's going to like
to YPE correspondent Jaqueline Robson Jacqueline, the attack killed civilians
heading to church for Palm Sunday, Eddie.
Speaker 4 (01:54):
We know that these two ballistic missiles fell over Sumi
just after ten o'clock local time. One hitter university, the
other essentially exploded in the street as people were walking
to church and driving their cars. Among the thirty four
dead is two children, and of the one hundred and
seventeen injured, fifteen are kids, including a newborn. Now. This
(02:16):
town is less than fifty kilometers from the Russian border.
Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelenski has said only filthy scum acts
like this. World leaders have expressed outrage, but possibly most
significant is the reaction of Donald Trump's envoy to Ukraine.
General Keith Kellogg says this crosses any line of decency.
As a former military leader, this is wrong, and of
(02:38):
course it comes two days after the US sent Envoy
Steve Witkoff to Moscow to meet with sorry with Vladimir Putin.
It was to discuss a ceasefire. Donald Trump was optimistic
they could reach one, but it seems the Russian president
is in no rush to end this war.
Speaker 1 (02:56):
Eddie, thank you. Jacquelin. Government is on the this morning
after a drive by shooting in Melbourne's CBD. Innocent bystanders
were sent running for their lives when the government and
his accomplices driving in black Ford Territory fired a single
bullet their victim. On Sunday morning, a twenty year old
man who's known to police, was shot in the arm,
(03:17):
but is refusing to give information about his attackers. He's
in a stable condition this morning at the Royal Melbourne
Hospital troubled A f helstar noelh Balta has played his
first game back since his brutal assault. His return has
sparked much controversy, with some saying his six game ban
wasn't enough.
Speaker 4 (03:36):
Until that time.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
As the courts have really dealt with it, he probably
shouldn't be playing footy.
Speaker 1 (03:41):
The twenty five year old is still waiting for the
courts to deal out his punishment, facing a maximum five
years jail time. There was chaos on the roads in
cities west of a night. Two cars collide at Ridlemere
around eleven o'clock before then crashing into two parked cars.
A twenty year old man has been taken to Westmea
Hospital where he remains in a stable condition this morning.
(04:03):
Please are now looking into exactly what caused the two
cars to collide in the first place. Was now just
twenty days until the federal election in Anthony Aberzi and
Peter Dutton have officially launched their campaigns the Prime Minister
and Liberal leaders, breaking major tacks and housing announcements, but
economists have criticized both for not offering real solutions.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
Dueling launches for the right to lead Australia's next first
family of politics Peter Dutton, joined by Prime Minister's past
John Howard, Tony Abbott and Scott Morrison. No sign of
Martha and Turnbull Anthony Alberesi, just Julia Gillard. No Paul
Keating this time Kevin right in Washington taking opposite approaches
(04:51):
from opposite sides of the country in Perth, the case
for continuity.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
Well thank you to whoever just yelled out.
Speaker 3 (05:00):
In Western Sydney.
Speaker 4 (05:01):
Change are you ready to get our country back on track?
Speaker 3 (05:06):
But fighting on common ground? Tax and first home buyers.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
No competition from property investors, just a fair crack for
young Australians.
Speaker 3 (05:16):
When Australians have heard me say that I want to
be the Prime Minister for home ownership, for home affordability,
for home accessibility, I mean it. Labour's ten billion dollar
housing plan one hundred thousand new properties reserved for first
home buyers and five percent deposits on any first home
with fifteen percent government loan guarantees, saving twenty three thousand
(05:36):
dollars in mortgage insurance. The Coalition tax deductible mortgage repayments
on newly built first homes for five years covering the
first six hundred and fifty thousand dollars of a loan,
saving up to eleven thousand dollars a year, a total
of fifty five thousand over five reckless, say economists, both
likely to send house prices higher.
Speaker 1 (05:57):
Same same staff.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
Both side gides have got a dumpster fire of dumb
for us today.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Darton wants to make house prices skyrocket with his dangerous
debt trap plan. Labor just wants to tinker around the edges.
Speaker 3 (06:12):
And on tax taking different tax Labor a one thousand
dollars instant tax deduction for work related expenses, no receipts needed,
benefiting six million, mostly low and middle income and young workers.
The Coalition a one off tax rebate of twelve hundred
dollars in July next year for those earning between forty
eight thousand and one hundred and four thousand dollars, reducing
(06:35):
and phasing out at one hundred and forty four thousand,
costing ten billion dollars.
Speaker 2 (06:40):
Helping people under pressure, all the while building for the future.
Speaker 3 (06:46):
Families are under financial pressure now, and we've heard.
Speaker 4 (06:50):
Their cry for help.
Speaker 3 (06:51):
At the Albaneze. He's trying to become the first prime
minister in twenty one years to be re elected Peter
Dunton to be the eight from prime minister in the
past eight elections, both of them throwing a lot of
money at it. Mister Dutton's tax offset and petrol tax
harving are one year sixteen billion dollar splurge. Mister Albanesi's
(07:13):
instant tax deduction and housing Plan twelve point four billion
dollars cash splashes aimed at mortgage belt voters, on the
urban fringes and regions.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
No one cut off and the opportunities that lie ahead,
no one held back and no one left behind.
Speaker 3 (07:30):
So I want to.
Speaker 2 (07:30):
Ask you today, do you feel better off after three
years of Anthony Albanezi?
Speaker 3 (07:35):
Each hoping the next time they hear this will be
the sound of victory.
Speaker 1 (07:45):
Mark Riley there for us and into a holiday after
all that Cornus has he covered. Flashing ticket prices to
Queensland fairs have dipped to as low as ninety nine
dollars for flights in the Gold Coaster. Sydney sitated to
Woomba for one hundred and twenty nine dollars. From Melbourne,
you can reach the Gold Coast for just one hundred
and nineteen dollars. Cheap fares extend to more than thirty
roots across Queensland and the sale is in partnership with
(08:07):
Tourism Events Tourism and Events Queensland helping communities bounce back
after cyclone Alfred Well, we can proudly announce Channel seven
is the official broadcast partner of next year's Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Glasgow twenty twenty six will feature a ten sport program
with around three thousand athletes from seventy four Commonwealth nations.
(08:28):
Bozzy teenage sensation Gapgat is expected to be there after
winning his first senior national title yesterday with a two
hundred meter sprint in just nineteen point eight four seconds.
You can watch the games right here on seven and
seven plus, of course, from the twenty third of July
next year. Can't Wait Jackie Monday's with a finn hour
sharwer tourn Brisbane in twenty seven, a possible late shower
(08:51):
in Sydney in twenty seven mostly Sney in canber and
twenty seven, possible shower in Melbourne twenty three there and
early shower too in Hobart and sixteen stating in Adelaide
in thirty three a possible early storm and showers in
Perth and twenty five and a shower tour and a
possible storm in Darwan thirty three degrees
Good morning. Straight to our breaking news this Monday, and
a woman has died after a major crash in Brisbane's North.
Ten others have been taken to hospital after the three
car collision on the Gimpi Arterial Road Bilise. Hyundai Imax
and Honda Odyssey were stopped at the shoulder of the
right lane before ten o'clock when a toade of van
(00:23):
crashed into them from behind. A woman in the Honda
died at the scene. We'll have a live report coming
up in sunrise. A doctor from Sydney Southwest has been
charged with multiple sex offenses. Police allege the forty two
year old indecently assaulted a forty five year old man
during multiple consultations in a medical center in Auburn and
(00:44):
Nerellen and a forty seven year old man at a
medical center in Auburn earlier this year. The doctor has
been charged with aggravated sexual assault and thirteen counts of
aggravated sexual touching. He's been refused bail and will appear
in Liverpool Court today. In his fiftieth career start, Melbourne's
Oscar Piastre has driven a flawless race from pol to
(01:07):
win the bar Raying Grand Prix. The Ossie Ace was
in a class of his own, claiming his second winner
the season by fifteen seconds ahead of Mercedes George Russell
and McLaren teammate Landa Norris.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
It's been a great weekend and yeah, very proud of
what I've done this weekend as well.
Speaker 3 (01:24):
So I'm sure there's going to be a hell of
a party.
Speaker 2 (01:27):
I'm not going to get involved because I've got a
race again next week.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
The victory puts Piastre three points behind Norris in the championship.
World leaders have condemned a major Russian missile strike in
in Ukraine which has killed at least thirty four people
and injured more than one hundred. That's going to like
to YPE correspondent Jaqueline Robson Jacqueline, the attack killed civilians
heading to church for Palm Sunday, Eddie.
Speaker 4 (01:54):
We know that these two ballistic missiles fell over Sumi
just after ten o'clock local time. One hitter university, the
other essentially exploded in the street as people were walking
to church and driving their cars. Among the thirty four
dead is two children, and of the one hundred and
seventeen injured, fifteen are kids, including a newborn. Now. This
(02:16):
town is less than fifty kilometers from the Russian border.
Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelenski has said only filthy scum acts
like this. World leaders have expressed outrage, but possibly most
significant is the reaction of Donald Trump's envoy to Ukraine.
General Keith Kellogg says this crosses any line of decency.
As a former military leader, this is wrong, and of
(02:38):
course it comes two days after the US sent Envoy
Steve Witkoff to Moscow to meet with sorry with Vladimir Putin.
It was to discuss a ceasefire. Donald Trump was optimistic
they could reach one, but it seems the Russian president
is in no rush to end this war.
Speaker 1 (02:56):
Eddie, thank you. Jacquelin. Government is on the this morning
after a drive by shooting in Melbourne's CBD. Innocent bystanders
were sent running for their lives when the government and
his accomplices driving in black Ford Territory fired a single
bullet their victim. On Sunday morning, a twenty year old
man who's known to police, was shot in the arm,
(03:17):
but is refusing to give information about his attackers. He's
in a stable condition this morning at the Royal Melbourne
Hospital troubled A f helstar noelh Balta has played his
first game back since his brutal assault. His return has
sparked much controversy, with some saying his six game ban
wasn't enough.
Speaker 4 (03:36):
Until that time.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
As the courts have really dealt with it, he probably
shouldn't be playing footy.
Speaker 1 (03:41):
The twenty five year old is still waiting for the
courts to deal out his punishment, facing a maximum five
years jail time. There was chaos on the roads in
cities west of a night. Two cars collide at Ridlemere
around eleven o'clock before then crashing into two parked cars.
A twenty year old man has been taken to Westmea
Hospital where he remains in a stable condition this morning.
(04:03):
Please are now looking into exactly what caused the two
cars to collide in the first place. Was now just
twenty days until the federal election in Anthony Aberzi and
Peter Dutton have officially launched their campaigns the Prime Minister
and Liberal leaders, breaking major tacks and housing announcements, but
economists have criticized both for not offering real solutions.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
Dueling launches for the right to lead Australia's next first
family of politics Peter Dutton, joined by Prime Minister's past
John Howard, Tony Abbott and Scott Morrison. No sign of
Martha and Turnbull Anthony Alberesi, just Julia Gillard. No Paul
Keating this time Kevin right in Washington taking opposite approaches
(04:51):
from opposite sides of the country in Perth, the case
for continuity.
Speaker 2 (04:57):
Well thank you to whoever just yelled out.
Speaker 3 (05:00):
In Western Sydney.
Speaker 4 (05:01):
Change are you ready to get our country back on track?
Speaker 3 (05:06):
But fighting on common ground? Tax and first home buyers.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
No competition from property investors, just a fair crack for
young Australians.
Speaker 3 (05:16):
When Australians have heard me say that I want to
be the Prime Minister for home ownership, for home affordability,
for home accessibility, I mean it. Labour's ten billion dollar
housing plan one hundred thousand new properties reserved for first
home buyers and five percent deposits on any first home
with fifteen percent government loan guarantees, saving twenty three thousand
(05:36):
dollars in mortgage insurance. The Coalition tax deductible mortgage repayments
on newly built first homes for five years covering the
first six hundred and fifty thousand dollars of a loan,
saving up to eleven thousand dollars a year, a total
of fifty five thousand over five reckless, say economists, both
likely to send house prices higher.
Speaker 1 (05:57):
Same same staff.
Speaker 2 (05:59):
Both side gides have got a dumpster fire of dumb
for us today.
Speaker 1 (06:03):
Darton wants to make house prices skyrocket with his dangerous
debt trap plan. Labor just wants to tinker around the edges.
Speaker 3 (06:12):
And on tax taking different tax Labor a one thousand
dollars instant tax deduction for work related expenses, no receipts needed,
benefiting six million, mostly low and middle income and young workers.
The Coalition a one off tax rebate of twelve hundred
dollars in July next year for those earning between forty
eight thousand and one hundred and four thousand dollars, reducing
(06:35):
and phasing out at one hundred and forty four thousand,
costing ten billion dollars.
Speaker 2 (06:40):
Helping people under pressure, all the while building for the future.
Speaker 3 (06:46):
Families are under financial pressure now, and we've heard.
Speaker 4 (06:50):
Their cry for help.
Speaker 3 (06:51):
At the Albaneze. He's trying to become the first prime
minister in twenty one years to be re elected Peter
Dunton to be the eight from prime minister in the
past eight elections, both of them throwing a lot of
money at it. Mister Dutton's tax offset and petrol tax
harving are one year sixteen billion dollar splurge. Mister Albanesi's
(07:13):
instant tax deduction and housing Plan twelve point four billion
dollars cash splashes aimed at mortgage belt voters, on the
urban fringes and regions.
Speaker 2 (07:23):
No one cut off and the opportunities that lie ahead,
no one held back and no one left behind.
Speaker 3 (07:30):
So I want to.
Speaker 2 (07:30):
Ask you today, do you feel better off after three
years of Anthony Albanezi?
Speaker 3 (07:35):
Each hoping the next time they hear this will be
the sound of victory.
Speaker 1 (07:45):
Mark Riley there for us and into a holiday after
all that Cornus has he covered. Flashing ticket prices to
Queensland fairs have dipped to as low as ninety nine
dollars for flights in the Gold Coaster. Sydney sitated to
Woomba for one hundred and twenty nine dollars. From Melbourne,
you can reach the Gold Coast for just one hundred
and nineteen dollars. Cheap fares extend to more than thirty
roots across Queensland and the sale is in partnership with
(08:07):
Tourism Events Tourism and Events Queensland helping communities bounce back
after cyclone Alfred Well, we can proudly announce Channel seven
is the official broadcast partner of next year's Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
Glasgow twenty twenty six will feature a ten sport program
with around three thousand athletes from seventy four Commonwealth nations.
(08:28):
Bozzy teenage sensation Gapgat is expected to be there after
winning his first senior national title yesterday with a two
hundred meter sprint in just nineteen point eight four seconds.
You can watch the games right here on seven and
seven plus, of course, from the twenty third of July
next year. Can't Wait Jackie Monday's with a finn hour
sharwer tourn Brisbane in twenty seven, a possible late shower
(08:51):
in Sydney in twenty seven mostly Sney in canber and
twenty seven, possible shower in Melbourne twenty three there and
early shower too in Hobart and sixteen stating in Adelaide
in thirty three a possible early storm and showers in
Perth and twenty five and a shower tour and a
possible storm in Darwan thirty three degrees
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