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Coming up, Tech Giants asked to pay up an emotional tribute at Port Arthur and live golf hangs in the balance.
I'm Chris McCarthy with this afternoon's Nine News Podcast.
Tech Giants could be fine just over 2% of their revenue if they fail to strike content agreements with news organizations.
Legislation will be introduced in federal parliament over the coming months.
The Albanese government argues that companies like Metta, Google and TikTok need to pay for the journalism used on their platforms.
Communications Minister Anika Wells says a failure to do so will incur penalties.
And we believe it's only fair that large digital platforms contribute to the hard work of journalism that enriches their feeds and that drives their revenue.
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The opposition says the federal government should acquire B-21 stealth bombers from the United States.
The unmanned aircraft can perform long-range missions undetected by enemy radars.
The coalition claims Australia is better placed than other allies to acquire them because of our close relationship with the US.
Survivors, first responders and families of victims of the Port Arthur massacre have gathered to commemorate 30 years since the tragedy.
35 people were killed on this day in 1996 at the historic town in southern Tasmania.
Survivor Jane Skullfield has reflected upon the legacy left by the attack.
As a nation, Australia changed. The reforms that followed reshaped our gun laws, making them among the strictest in the world.
That change stands as a reminder that even in the face of profound darkness, they can still be a will to protect life.
Northern Territory Police believe a five-year-old girl missing from Alice Springs is still alive as the search enters a third day.
Sharon Grannerts was last seen at her home on Saturday night. Officers believe she's been abducted by a man known to her family.
Assistant Commissioner Peter Malley says the operation is working under the assumption Sharon is still alive.
That's why at this stage, our number one mission is to find her safe and well.
But as you know, as time goes on, the chances of finding her alive and well reduced so hence the amount of resources we have.
A study has found social media is playing a positive role in helping to prevent suicide.
Researchers reviewed a decades worth of research to better understand how social media platforms can be used for suicide prevention.
The Monash team finding the use of AI and in-platform support were key for those struggling.
Australians around the country are withdrawing cash for cash out day to protest the shift towards a cl-cashless society.
Latest RBA data shows cash payments have increased to 15% with half the population still using notes and coins weekly.
Financial journalist Jason Bryce says it's vital for Australians to show cash is still king.
It's really easy just to make a withdrawal from an ATM and show the banks that we still want cash circulating in Australia.
In finance, one Australian dollar is buying around 72 US cents.
Sport.
Collingwood coach Craig McCray insists Bobby Hill is still a few weeks away from being considered for a return to the AFL.
The 2023 Norm Smith medalist played managed minutes in the VFL last week.
His first game at any level since round 21 last year.
Morone's great Cameron Smith believes his former storm coach has made the right call by walking away from the blues.
With Melbourne on a six game losing streak in the NRL, Craig Bellamy has stepped down as Laurie Daly's senior adviser.
On 100% footies, Smith reflecting on playing under Bellamy at the storm while he also coached New South Wales.
He said, look, it took a lot of focus away from his club preparation.
His club is in a really difficult spot right now.
So I think he's made the right decision to go back and concentrate full time on storm.
Josh Hazelwood has led a demolition job of the Daly capitals in the IPL.
The Aussie taking four for 12 as the capitals were bolded out for 75 before the royal challenges chased it down for the loss of one wicket.
And Liv Golf's upcoming event in Louisiana will reportedly be postponed as the league contends with an uncertain financial future.
