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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 370 | 11.5 | ter for homelessness i move that this bill be now read a second time what an incredible moment for the parliament if australians had any question abo | thank you speaker i move that this bill be now read a second time well speaker what an incredible moment for parliament if australians had any question |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 371 | 29.01 | n evaluate whether the bill would further support or hinder job creation in light of these changes in the marketplace and would suggest modifications that better serve our national interest as we know from other future made in australia legislation there are loopholes that create a pathway for foreign companies to extr... | can evaluate whether the bill would further support or hinder job creation in light of these changes in the marketplace and suggest modifications that better serve our national interest as we know from other future made in australia legislation there are loopholes that create a pathway for foreign companies to extract ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 372 | 29.09 | which i want to ensure is understood by members under standing order 144 and this is detailed further in practice the house cannot proceed to the consideration in detail stage of debate until such time as the committee has reported to the house the opposition deems this necessary to ensure extensive economic assessment | which i want to ensure is understood by members understanding order one hundred and forty four and this is detailed further in practice the house cannot proceed to the consideration in detail stage of debate until such a time as the committee has reported to the house the opposition deems this necessary to ensure exten... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 373 | 28.26 | n we re investing in two generations of australians at the same time we re investing in the young people themselves the children whose skills and smarts will define our prosperity tomorrow but we re also investing in the educators families and employers of today the low hanging fruit when it comes to productivity impro... | we re investing in two generations of australians at the same time we re investing in the young people themselves the children whose skills and smarts will define our prosperity tomorrow but we re also investing in the educators themselves but in families and employers of today the low hanging fruit when it comes to pr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 374 | 28.57 | l about economic equality based upon gender which is something we put in the objectives of the fair work act as part of our commitment it is four years ago to the day that the centrepiece of that first budget reply was a commitment to cheaper child care and two years ago this month cheaper child care was at the centre ... | economic equality based upon gender something that we put in the objectives of the fair work act as well as part of our commitment now it is four years ago today to the day that the centrepiece of that first budget reply was a commitment to cheaper childcare and two years ago this month cheaper childcare was at the cen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 375 | 29 | i thank the minister the member for cowan very much for her work ably supported here by the education minister both of them are so passionate about opportunity and how education is the key to creating that opportunity for all which is about creating an opportunity for australia to seize to be the best country that we c... | very much to work that the minister uh the member for karen and ah ably supported here by uh the education minister who is so passionate both of them about opportunity and how education is the key to creating that opportunity for all which is about creating an opportunity for australia to seize to be the best country w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 376 | 29.44 | government has engaged in an estimation process which could be described as creative it could be described as speculative let me describe to the house what their process involved first the government made an estimate of how much more money it would seize in the proceeds of crime if the bill were passed next the governm... | the government has engaged in an estimation process which could be described as creative could be described as speculative let me describe to the house what that process involved first the government made an estimate of how much more money it would seize in the proceeds of crime if the bill were passed next the governm... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 377 | 23.28 | ging are liable for a significant penalty and that the accc and the courts can intervene to lower the price of a product that is what we need to see in this country a mechanism to force corporations to lower the price of a particular product if they are price gouging and misusing their market power to determine whether... | and not only liable for a significant penalty but the a triple c in the courts can intervene to lower the price of a product that is what we need to see in this country a mechanism to force corporations that are price gouging and are misusing their market power to lower the price of a particular product to determine wh... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 378 | 28.7 | een looked at our bags looked back at the screen and wondered how on earth just a few things can cost that much i ve been there i was a single mum living on centrelink payments i know what it s like to stand in the supermarket aisle weighing up two things that you really need but can only afford one the way you look ar... | then looked at our bags and then looked back at the screen and wondered how on earth does that just a few things cost that much i ve been there i was a single mum living on centrelink payments i know what it s like to stand in the supermarket aisle weighing up two things that you really need but can only afford one the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 379 | 24.570063 | that figure comes from a choice survey showing the average basket of groceries costs 68 in tasmanian woolies but 50 in new south wales queensland and here in the act we don t deserve to be at the mercy of woolies and coles just because of where we live senator dean smith the coalit | that figure comes from a choice survey showing the average basket of groceries costs sixty eight dollars in tasmanian woolies but fifty in new south wales queensland and here in the ac t we don t deserve to be at the mercy of woolies and coals just because of where we live senator smith thank you very much mr deputy pr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 380 | 24.96 | firstly grocery prices have largely followed economic pressures including inflation in her 24 september media conference reflecting on data published by the rba earlier this year the governor of the rba michele bullock said leave mining to one side profit margins haven t expanded what that was telling us was that as co... | firstly grocery prices have largely followed economic pressures including inflation in her twenty fourth of september media conference reflecting on data published by the rba earlier this year the governor of the rba michelle bullock said leaving mining to one side profit margins haven t expanded what was telling what ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 381 | 27.76 | before the senate select committee on supermarket prices the chief executive officer of the australian food and grocery council ms tanya barden gave evidence saying while we have seen a significant uptake in food and grocery inflation in australia it is still below other markets around the world countries like the uk h... | before the senate select committee on supermarket prices the chief executive of the australian food and grocery council miss tanya barden gave evidence that while we have seen us a significant uptake in food and grocery inflation in australia it is still below other markets around the world countries like the united ki... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 382 | 26.62 | d thirdly supermarket profits are in line with comparable domestic and international corporations the australian financial review in an article headlined why it s a dangerous time to make a big profit in australia on 23 february this year cited analysis from the australian shareholders association published on friday m... | and thirdly supermarket profits are in line with comparable domestic and international corporates the australian financial review in an article headlined why it s a dangerous time to make a big profit in australia on the twenty third of february this year cited that analysis from the australian shareholders association... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 383 | 25.81 | our government plans to implement laws that will both force these organisations to display clearer unit pricing and fine companies severely for not abiding by these laws the way we ll go about this is through amending the unit pricing code to ensure that corporations are providing the information needed for australians... | now our government plans to implement laws that will both force these organizations to display clearer unit pricing and fine car companies severely for not abiding by these laws the way we go about this is through amending the unit price code to ensure the corporations are providing the information needed for australia... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 384 | 15.22 | in his review the review has allowed the albanese labor government to commence accurate and meaningful consultation for a new mandatory food and grocery code | in his review the review has allowed the albany city labor government to commence accurate and meaningful consultation for a new mandatory food and grocery code |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 385 | 28.44 | of our concerns we will work with them so that australians know that any increase in their grocery prices are based on legitimate reasons and we will ensure that we end this deceptive practice of raising the price while reducing the size of the product groceries are a massive factor in the cost of living in australia r... | we will work with them to ensure that australians know that any increase in their grocery prices will be based on legitimate reasons for doing that and that we will end these deceptive practices of raising the price while reducing the size of the product now groceries are a massive factor in the cost of living in austr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 386 | 28.36 | senator hanson young the only reason the greens are seeking to suspend standing orders to bring on the second reading vote on this bill a bill that was introduced by the australian greens a bill that will deal with the cost of living crisis australians are feeling right now at the supermarket week in and week out is th... | senator hanson young thank you acting deputy president um the only reason the greens are seeking to suspend standing orders to bring on the second reading vote of this bill a bill that is introduced by the australian greens a bill that will deal with the cost of living crisis australians are feeling right now at the su... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 387 | 29.41 | ding their nuclear and long range strike capabilities and ballistic missiles to russia and they re gazing very longingly over the demilitarised zone but most importantly where this bill fails it falls down in many ways but to me this is the most significant way is their access is rapidly expanding and they are integrat... | is providing its nuclear and long range strike capabilities and ballistic missiles to russia and they re gazing very longingly over the demilitarized zone but most importantly where this bill fails and falls down in many ways but to me the most significant way is this access is rapidly expanding and they are integratin... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 388 | 28.54 | th the nature positive bill and the industrial relations laws that those opposite have passed this actually makes our nation less safe this isn t a traditional conflict we re facing we are currently losing the cold war being conducted in the global mining commodity markets which as i ve said have such far reaching impl... | um the nature positive bill the industrial relations laws those opposite of past this actually makes our nation together a less safe nation this isn t a traditional conflict we re facing we are currently losing the cold war being conducted in the global mining commodity markets which i ve said have such far reaching im... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 389 | 23.100063 | favoured to send capital offshore this is what drives me mad when i hear politicians talk about how we ve got to attract foreign capital whilst they re saying that the reality is that our domestic earnings that should be retained here in australia to build up our equity are being sent offshore we re allowing the likes ... | capital offshore now this is what drives me mad when i hear politicians talk about how we ve got to attract foreign capital because whilst they re saying that the reality is is that our domestic earnings that should be retained here in australia to build up our equity as being sent offshore because we re allowing the l... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 390 | 26.220063 | ng this could also mean manufacturing weapons to send into occupied territories and war zones it could mean that because it doesn t rule that out that would be entirely unacceptable during a genocide and many members of the community have raised their concerns about this particular ambiguity with me it could mean not o... | now this could also mean manufacturing weapons to send into occupied territories and war zones it could mean that because it doesn t rule that out and that would be entirely unacceptable during a genocide and many members of the community have raised their concerns about this particular ambiguity with me now not only c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 391 | 27.550063 | sil fuel projects from this new slush fund that you re proposing that s what our amendments will seek to do not only that please can you stop approving new coal and gas projects the 41 4 billion to be spent by the government on fuel tax credits would also grow substantially above that amount under a future made in aust... | to fossil fuel projects in this new slush fund that you re proposing that s what our amendments will seek to do and not only that please can you stop approving new coal and gas projects the forty one point four billion dollars to be spent by the government on fuel tax credits would also grow substantially above that am... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 392 | 28.81 | whether they re twiggy forrest or ed s mates in the us it s definitely not the thousands and thousands of small to medium sized enterprises in this country that want to keep manufacturing and want to keep tens of thousands of australians employed in regional capitals and in suburbs right around this country again this ... | whether it s twiggy forest whether it s ed s mates in the us it s definitely not the thousands and thousands of small to medium enterprises in this country that want to keep manufacturing that want to keep tens of thousands of australians employed in regional capitals and in suburbs right around this country again this... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 393 | 24.07 | o terrific speeches written by two future leaders of our country ella and yuvraj i give a big thankyou to all of the young people across the country who took part in the raise our voice in parliament initiative what s clear from reading the numerous submissions is that the cost of living gender inequality climate chang... | two terrific speeches written by two future leaders of our country ella and yuvraj a big thank you to all of the young people across the country who took part in the raise our voice initiative this in parliament what s clear from reading the numerous submissions is that the cost of living gender inequality climate chan... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 394 | 27.97 | eslake found that mr dutton s super for homes policy would make homes more expensive hinder the home ownership aspirations of young australians reduce retirement incomes and lead to a significant long term cost to the budget most voters i speak to are unsurprised by the coalition s stance a decade of inaction in govern... | found that mr dutton s super for homes policy would and i quote make homes more expensive he d hinder the home ownership aspirations of young australians reduce retirement incomes and lead to a significant long term cost to the budget most voters i speak to are unsurprised by the coalition stance a decade of inaction i... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 395 | 26.87 | ent essential poll published in the guardian shows that not only are the greens out of touch with mainstream australia but also they are out of touch with their own supporters the poll found that 48 per cent of australians believe that the greens and the coalition should pass the government s help to buy bill and build... | a recent essential poll published in the guardian shows that not only are the greens out of touch with mainstream australia but they re also out of touch with their own supporters the poll found that forty eight percent of australians believe that the greens and the coalition should pass the government s help to buy an... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 396 | 29.63 | elieve the bills should be passed with only 21 per cent in favour of blocking them while the greens claim to care about housing affordability their actions have resulted in fewer affordable homes being built and fewer australians owning their own home in the case of the help to buy scheme the greens are standing in the... | believe the bill should be passed with only twenty one percent in favour of blocking them while the greens claim to care about housing affordability their actions have resulted in less affordable homes being built and less australians owning their own home in the case of help to buy the greens are standing in the way o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 397 | 29.2 | f her she has raised the issue of our healthcare system that too often focuses on the short term instead of looking at long term solutions to address the challenges that we currently are facing challenges like severe workforce shortages including of doctors and nurses difficulties in accessing healthcare advice and the... | she has raised the issue of our health care system that too often focuses on the short term instead of looking to the long term solutions to address the challenges that we currently are facing challenges like severe workforce shortages including of doctors and nurses difficulties in accessing health care advice and the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 398 | 27.13 | the most by those in our communities who are black and brown and by our women sister girls and brother boys in the words of dr amy mcquire violence is one of the key stories told of aboriginal communities and yet aboriginal women are silenced in these conversations seen as without agency or as bodies on which acts of v... | the most by those in our communities who are black and brown and by our women sister girls and brother boys in the words of dr amy maguire violence is one of the key stories told of aboriginal communities and yet aboriginal women are silenced in these conversations seen as without agency or as bodies on which acts of v... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 399 | 19.969938 | s 15 years old she says my name is evelyn i am 15 and i live in the groom electorate in queensland i am advocating for an issue that is surrounded with far too much stigma and ignorance youth mental health in 10 years i want all young people to have access to mental health services no matter where they are or who | she s 15 years old she says i m evelyn i m 15 and i live in the groomelectra in queensland um advocating for an issue that is surrounded with far too much stigma and ignorance youth mental health in ten years i want all young people to have access to mental health services no matter where they are or who they are |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 400 | 27.239938 | e before the pact can come into effect in australia the joint standing committee on treaties has to do an inquiry and then both houses of parliament vote for ratification the public have time to bring to heel the globalists running the albanese labor government the pact is a comprehensive wish list for world governance... | before the pacts can come into effect in australia the joint standing committee on treaties has to do an inquiry and then both houses of parliament vote for ratification the public have time to bring to heel the globalist running the albanese labor government the pact is a comprehensive wish list for world governance w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 401 | 28.85 | this investment is already delivering benefits with increased reliability fewer faults and access to higher speeds in addition the government and nbn co are delivering a 750 million investment to upgrade services in the nbn fixed wireless network which has flow on benefits to nbn satellite services this investment has ... | this investment is already delivering benefits with increased reliability fewer faults and access to higher speeds in addition the government and nbn co are delivering a seven hundred and fifty million dollar investment to upgrade services in the nbn fixed wireless network which has flow on benefits to nbn satellite se... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 402 | 28.580063 | mmendations of the parliamentary inquiry into gambling in fact that inquiry reported what is it now some 16 or 17 months ago and what have we heard from the government in response to this issue nothing at all the only thing we hear from the government is that a response on gambling advertising is imminent we will have ... | at gambling advertising and other gambling measures and in fact that inquiry reported what is it now deputy speaker some 16 17 months ago and what have we heard from the government in response to this issue nothing nothing at all i think the only thing we hear from the government is that a response on gambling advertis... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 403 | 29.51 | o what s happened since nothing except i ll tell you what has happened large scale job losses in the media industry we ve seen very substantial job losses the minister might not think that s important but i do i do think it s important we ve seen very substantial job losses at seven west media nine entertainment associ... | and what s happened since nothing except i tell you what has happened large scale job losses in the media industry we ve seen very substantial job losses and the minister might not think that s important but i do i do think it s important we ve seen very substantial job losses at seven west media at nine entertainment ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 404 | 29.65 | e speech he then spoke about nuclear energy the prime minister has stood at that dispatch box in question time time after time criticising the opposition because we want to invest in the energy system another essential service the prime minister talked about how important the nbn is as an essential service and i agree ... | he then spoke about nuclear but the prime minister has stood at that dispatch box time after time in question time criticizing the opposition because we want to invest in the energy system an essential service the same essential service that the prime minister talked about he talked about how important nbn was as an es... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 405 | 27.7 | beside the brisbane river or wherever it is that s what the nbn enables i just wanted to point out to the member for casey and the member for banks that this nbn is a national broadband network why is it national because we saw that we couldn t let the market do it i think prime minister rudd treasurer swan and i all q... | beside the brisbane river wherever it is because that s what the nbn enables so i just wanted to point out to the member for casey and the member for banks that this nbn is a national broadband network why is it national because we saw that we couldn t let the market do it prime minister rudd a queenslander a treasurer... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 406 | 27.36 | ext year the nbn will be boosting download speeds by up to five times current speeds at no extra wholesale cost the productivity and efficiency gains are significant research commissioned by nbn shows that australians save more than 100 hours and 2 580 per year in avoided travel time and costs i | the nbn will be boosting download speeds by up to five times current speeds at no extra wholesale cost mr speaker the productivity and efficiency gains are significant research commissioned by nbn shows that australian save more than one hundred hours and two thousand five hundred and eighty dollars per year in avoided... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 407 | 26 | nment and we continue to conduct various checks on people who have visas whether they are onshore or offshore but specific to the question the cancellations so far have been offshore the issue which was raised in the preface to the question and it has been raised a number of times in this house was about the use of vis... | and we continue to conduct various checks on people who have visas whether they are on shore or offshore but specific to the question the cancellations so far have been off shore on the issue which has been comp which is raised in the preface to the question that s been raised a number of times in this house is about t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 408 | 24.59 | rst year it was a 22 billion surplus which was a 100 billion turnaround from what we inherited from those opposite in our second year it was a 15 8 billion surplus which was a 72 billion turnaround from what we inherited from those opposite that 172 billion turnaround in just two years is the biggest eve | in the first year a twenty two billion dollar surplus which was a one hundred billion dollar turnaround from what we inherited from those opposite in our second year of fifteen point eight billion dollar surplus which was a seventy two billion dollar turnaround from what we inherited from those opposite now that one hu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 409 | 29.76 | as for more money this is also the health minister who tried to cut 50 billion from our hardworking public hospitals tried to jack up the price of scripts by up to 5 per prescription and tried to make parents pay to get their child vaccinated it s no wonder the australian doctors voted this man the worst health ministe... | as for more money this is also the health minister who tried to cut fifty billion dollars from our hard working public hospitals who tried to jack up the price of scripts by up to five dollars a script and who tried to make parents pay to get their child vaccinated mr speaker no wonder the australian doctors voted this... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 410 | 27.62 | ettlement and that refugees from all around the world have made such an important contribution to building our nation economy and communities as we know them today the truth is that diversity is a strength and something that should be celebrated some of our most successful and respected citizens came as refugees fleein... | and that refugees from all around the world have made such an important contribution to building our nation as we know it today to building our economy to building our communities the truth is that diversity is a strength and something that should be celebrated some of our most successful and respected citizens came as... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 411 | 27.65 | s three of his deceased brothers and two of his sons participated in groups designated as terror organisations by australia or its allies this man should be on the first plane out of here today the immigration minister the member for watson when the member for wannon the shadow immigration minister was asking questions... | three of his deceased brothers and two of his sons participated in groups designated as terror organizations by either australia or its allies this man should be on the first plane out of here this man should be yeah and the immigration minister the member for watson today when the member for one and the shadow immigra... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 412 | 29.86 | their previous contributions did use as you yourself reflected on deputy speaker incredible volume i think not only the member for wannon but others mistake volume and confected outrage for rational argument i find it offensive frankly that at a time when the heads of our security agencies have called for calm and rati... | contributions uh did use as you reflected on yourself deputy speaker incredible volume and not only the member for wanen but others uh mistake i think volume and confe |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 413 | 29.58 | the resolution agreed by the house on 11 september 2024 and varied on 9 october 2024 i call on members statements statements by members statements by members meals on wheels ms ware more than just a meal is of course the handle for meals on wheels a tremendous service organisation existing throughout our nation it prov... | the resolution agreed by the house on the eleventh of september 2024 and varied on the ninth of october 2024 i call on members statements are there any statements by honourable members i give the call to member for hughes thank you deputy speaker more than just a meal this is of course the handle for meals on wheels a ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 414 | 22.65 | more often than not they are not even making a profit we know that 46 per cent of small businesses don t earn one and that is because they pay their employees and their bills first what sort of bills are they seeing coming in they are seeing additional ato bills from the federal government those in victoria are seeing ... | more often than not there s someone who s not even making a profit we know that forty six percent of small businesses don t earn one and that s because they pay their employees first they pay their bills first and what sort of bills are they seeing coming in they re seeing additional ato bills from the federal governme... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 415 | 29.9 | they clearly also got it wrong here when it came to abolishing the cop on the beat the regulator to deal with misconduct in the construction sector obviously this has been a problem that has bedevilled australia s construction sector for decades upon decades it goes way back to the seventies and eighties and bob hawke ... | they ve clearly also got it wrong here when it came to abolishing uh the the cop on the beat the regulator here to deal with misconduct in the construction sector obviously this has been a problem that has bedeviled australia s construction sector for four decades upon decades |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 416 | 29.43 | s and some criminals that have often beset our construction sector he took them on instead when anthony albanese became prime minister he very differently from bob hawke rolled over to the criminals and thugs in the construction sector it should not have been news to anyone least of which the prime minister of the land... | and some criminals that have often beset our construction sector he took them on instead instead when anthony albanese became prime minister very differently from bob hawke he rolled over to the criminals and thugs in the construction sector and this should not have been news to anyone the least of which news to the pr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 417 | 28.62 | such a country i live in australia australia would never get to that position we re a prosperous and wealthy nation why can t we provide homes to the australians that live here there s always an element of homelessness of course bob hawke did try and say get rid of homelessness we re probably never going to get there p... | would i live in australia australia would never get to that position we re a prosperous and wealthy nation why can t we provide homes two of these australians that live here some of these families there s always an element of homelessness of course as bob hawk did try and say get rid of homelessness we re probably neve... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 418 | 29.39 | 0 but right now it s languishing at 43 000 homes the other big problem of course is that inefficiency low productivity and failures in the construction sector business failures insolvencies are pushing up the costs of infrastructure meaning major projects like the western sydney airport new hospitals and schools and hi... | but right now it s languishing at 43 000 and the other big problem of course is that inefficiency low productivity and failures in the construction sector business failures and bankruptcies are pushing up the costs of infrastructure meaning major projects like western sydney airport like new hospitals and schools like ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 419 | 27.1 | o look at renegotiating enterprise bargaining agreements or look at touching any of the special privileges the cfmeu enjoy on their sites or touching the veto they exercise over their choice of subcontractors they are concerned that in a year or two the cfmeu will be back and if they haven t played ball in the meantime... | look at renegotiating enterprise bargaining agreements or look at touching any of the special privileges the cffmu enjoys on their sites or touching the veto they exercise over their choice of subcontractors because they are concerned that in a year or two they will be back and if they haven t played ball in the meanti... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 420 | 28.18 | or an offence ordinarily the value of a penalty unit is indexed every three years in accordance with cpi the value of a penalty unit at the time that the coalition left office in may 2022 was 222 this is now the third time in less than two years that the albanese government has increased the value of penalty units so t... | for an offence ordinarily the value of a penalty unit is indexed every three years in accordance with cpi so the value of a penalty unit at the time that the coalition left office in may 2022 was two hundred and twenty two dollars this is now the third time in less than two years the albanese government has increased t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 421 | 29.63 | the value of commonwealth penalty units over an 18 month period on 1 january 2023 the value of penalty units increased from 222 to 275 and then in july of 2023 they increased it to 313 when the changes in schedule 3 of this bill the measure we are discussing come into force they will lift it to 33 | in the value of commonwealth penalty units over an eighteen month period on the first of january twenty twenty three the penalty units increased from two hundred and twenty two dollars to two hundred and seventy five dollars and then in july of twenty twenty three they then increased it to three hundred and thirteen do... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 422 | 28.93 | er or the aged pension and urges the government to explore a fairer system for fines that would reduce penalty amounts for those on commonwealth income support and increase penalty amounts for those earning over 180 000 a year if the criminal justice system strives to be at least slightly fair then fines should have th... | recognizing this unfairness the senate urges the government to explore a fairer system for fines that would reduce penalty amounts for those on commonwealth income support and increase penalty amounts for those earning over one hundred eighty thousand dollars a year if the criminal justice system is to strive to be at ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 423 | 26.22 | not once not once did senator shoebridge actually make the point that everyone should be treated equally before the law he just went into a blithe recitation saying well the fine system can have uneven impacts in terms of this and that we should just abandon it and said that for the first time under any commonwealth la... | did schindler shoebridge actually make the point that everyone should be treated equally before the law he just went into a blithe recitation about well the fine system can have uneven impacts in terms of this and that we should just abandon it and for the first time for the first time the first time under any commonwe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 424 | 27.92 | could search for and seize digital assets remotely meaning cops could search through a person s computer or smartphone even if the device belongs to someone else that means the police can access your smartphone because it was once used by someone that they are investigating even if you had no involvement this bill also... | could search for and seize digital assets remotely meaning cops could search through a person s computer or smartphone even if the device belongs to someone else that means the police can access your smartphone because it was once used by someone that they are investigating even if you had no involvement this bill also... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 425 | 25.09 | tion amendment bill 2024 i want to quickly take 60 seconds i won t take longer than the minister s time because i know he needs to say things but i want to explain quickly to the australian people what my amendment will do it will bring the mechanism for financial penalties in the parliamentary privileges act into line... | i moved my amendment as well but i just want to quickly just take sixty seconds i won t take long with a minister strong because i know he needs to say things but i just want to explain quickly to this strain of what my member will do it will bring the mechanism for financial penalties into the parliamentary privileges... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 426 | 29.81 | in section 122 4 to 29 june 2026 to ensure that sensitive commonwealth information continues to be protected while the government considers and implements two recent reviews of commonwealth secrecy provisions amendments to the criminal code in schedule 7 will retrospectively amend the definition of hors de combat in th... | in section one hundred and twenty two point four to twenty nine june 2026 to ensure that sensitive commonwealth information continues to be protected while the government considers and implements two recent reviews of commonwealth secrecy provisions amendments to the criminal code in schedule seven will retroactively a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 427 | 28.35 | ssentially these amendments would replace the existing penalty units and penalties roughly triple the existing 5 000 penalty for individuals and quadruple the existing 20 000 penalty for bodies corporate amendment also says that any such penalty cannot be paid out of consolidated revenue the potential second order effe... | essentially these amendments would a plot ror would replace the existing penalty units um and the penalties and roughly triple the existing five thousand dollar penalty for individuals and quadruple the existing twenty thousand penalty for bodies corporate it also says that any such penalty cannot be paid out of consol... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 428 | 21.34 | do need to proceed with caution as i said in this regard we have not had the time yet to actually properly analyse what could be the flow on effects from these amendments on that basis the opposition won t be supporti | we do need to proceed with caution and as i said in this regard we have not had the time yet to actually properly analyze what could be the flow on effects from this amendment so on that basis the opposition won t be supporting it minister um thanks second deputy president the government will also not be supporting the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 429 | 26.95 | any unfair prejudice to a person s reputation privacy safety or wellbeing that would likely be caused if the hearings were held in public also they can consider the benefits of exposing corrupt conduct to the public and making the public aware of corrupt conduct from the government s point of view this provides an appr... | any unfair prejudice to a person s reputation privacy safety or well being that would likely be caused if the hearing were held in public and also they can consider the benefits of exposing corrupt conduct to the public and making the public aware of corrupt conduct from the government s point of view this provides an ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 430 | 8.69 | our merger reforms will help ensure our supermarkets are as competitive as they can be so that australians get the best prices possible | our merger reforms will help ensure our supermarkets are as competitive as they can be so that australians get the best prices possible |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 431 | 15.71 | david gonski john asker sharon henrick john fingleton danielle wood and rod sims we re also thankful for all the discussions and consultation we have held with businesses individually and peak groups the competition regulator a | david gonski john asker sharon henryk john fingleton daniel wood and rod simms we are also thankful for all of the discussions and consultation we have held with businesses individually and peak groups the competition regulator |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 432 | 15.92 | lator and the broader community that input and those views helped to shape this legislation that we are presenting to the house this morning this bill also builds on the albanese labor government s substantial and broad competition reform agenda | and the broader community as well that input and those views help to shape this legislation that we are presenting to the house this morning this bill also builds on the albanese labor government s substantial and broad competition reform agenda |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 433 | 29.2 | ing everywhere in non government schools the percentage of students finishing school is either pretty flat or going up where the drop is happening is in our public schools from 83 per cent to 73 per cent and it s happening at a time when it s more important to finish school than ever before where more and more jobs req... | in non government schools the percentage of students finishing school is either pretty flat or it s going up where the drop is happening is in our public schools from 83 percent to 73 percent and it s happening at a time when it s more important to finish school than ever before where more and more jobs require you to ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 434 | 29.32 | at the moment the base per student amount is 13 570 for a child in primary school and 17 053 for a child in high school as part of the model that david gonski recommended additional funding is also provided for students with disability aboriginal and torres strait islander students students experiencing socioeducationa... | at the moment the base per student amount is 13 570 for a child in primary school and 17 053 for a child in high school as part of the model that david gonski recommended additional funding is also then provided for students with a disability for aboriginal and torres strait islander students for students experiencing ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 435 | 29.57 | ing in more all of them mean more funding from 1 january next year in the case of western australia it means every public school there will be fully funded by 1 january 2026 just over 12 months away in the case of tasmania it means every public school will be fully funded by no later than 2029 and in the case of the no... | all of them mean more funding from the first of january next year in the case of western australia it means every public school there will be fully funded by the first of january twenty twenty six just over twelve months away in the case of tasmania it means every public school will be fully funded by no later than twe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 436 | 28.21 | thern territory public schools receive approximately 80 per cent of the funding that they are supposed to get under the gonski model that is less than anywhere else in the country in effect it means one in five children in the northern territory are not receiving any funding at all the agreement that i signed this year... | at the moment northern territory public schools receive approximately eighty percent of the funding that they are supposed to get under the gonski model less than anywhere else in the country in effect it means one in five children in the northern territory are not receiving any funding at all the agreement that i sign... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 437 | 29.88 | make our education system better and fairer we need to reform higher education as well that s what the universities accord is about it s a blueprint for reform to higher education over the next 10 years and beyond what it says is that we need to build a workforce by the middle of this century where 80 per cent of worki... | to make our education system better and fairer we need to reform higher education as well and that s what the universities accord is all about it s a blueprint for reform to higher education over the next ten years and beyond what it says is we need to build a workforce by the middle of this century where eighty percen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 438 | 29.04 | efore i cover off what they do do we have today not put forward any amendments which change the words or the substance of what the government wishes to cover within the inquiry undertaken by this new standing committee that is we have not deleted any terms of reference for every term of reference of substance that the ... | before i cover off what they do do we have today not put forward any amendments which changes the words or the substance of what the government wishes to cover within the inquiry undertaken by this new standing committee that is we have not deleted any terms of reference every term of reference of substance the governm... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 439 | 29.1 | i want to start by saying that the nbn is a fantastic labor initiative it was conceived under former prime minister kevin rudd it came about because labor fundamentally believed that every australian not just those who live in the cities or large regional centres but every australian should have high speed high quality... | i want to start by saying that the nbn is a fantastic labor initiative it was conceived under former prime minister kevin rudd came about because labor fundamentally believed that every australian should have high speed high quality access to internet services not just those who live in the cities or large regional cen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 440 | 28.94 | that means areas of no profit or low profit miss out in favour of areas where there s high profit and you know what regional australia is sparsely populated not a lot of customers and not a lot of profit to be made by telstra so it doesn t get the services that is unless they re forced to the table by this guarantee an... | that means areas where there s no profit or low profit they miss out on in favor of areas where there s high profit and you know what regional australia sparsely populated not a lot of customers not a lot of profits be made there by telstra so they don t get the services unless they are forced to the table by this guar... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 441 | 28.87 | hat s what this bill is about i continue with the member for sturt s contribution when he made allusions to the pm being out of the country i m not sure if the member for sturt was here yesterday because i m pretty sure the prime minister stood at that dispatch box when this bill was introduced he spoke very proudly an... | that s what this bill is about that s what this bill is about and i continue with the member for sturt s contribution where he made allusions to the pm being out of the country and i m not sure if the member for sturt was here yesterday because i m pretty sure the prime minister stood at that dispatch box when this bil... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 442 | 28.14 | g at foreign interests wanting to purchase it there are national security implications in vital telecommunications infrastructure being purchased by foreign investors and that s a concern of mine as the chair of the house of representatives standing committee on communications and the arts it is absolutely in the publi... | looking at possibly foreign interests in wanting to purchase it there are national security implications in vital telecommunication infrastructure being purchased by foreign foreign investors and that s that s a concern of mine as the chair of the house of reps standing committee on communications and the arts um it is... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 443 | 28.72 | interest rates are at 4 75 per cent they re going down everywhere else in the world but not here we could be talking about these issues we could be talking about gambling reform months after the widely acclaimed murphy report was accepted the leader of the opposition in his budget reply speech has said what the coaliti... | interest rates at you know four point seven five percent they re going down everywhere else in the world but not here we could be talking about these issues we could be talking about gambling reform months after the murphy report was passed and you know wildly widely acclaimed labor s been with the coalition the leader... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 444 | 27.480063 | i don t know why if you re speaking next i d love you to explain to me why we re talking about something we don t have a policy on deputy speaker freelander if they re scoffing over there i d like to understand why we re talking about something we don t even have a policy on the deputy speaker i don t think there was a... | you might scoff over there but i don t know why i d love if you re speaking next please explain to me why we re talking about something we don t have a policy on through this speaker if they re scoffing over there i d like to understand why we re talking about something we don t even have a policy on scuffing at all ok... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 445 | 17.79 | fair wages for those who i hope we can all agree are some of the most important workers in the country are critical to reversing the attrition we ve seen and for growing the sector workforce this is a crucial step in charting the course to universal early childhood education and care | fair wages for what i hope we can all agree are some of the most important workers in the country is critical to reversing the attrition we ve seen and to growing the sector workforce this is a really crucial step in charting the course to universal early childhood education and care |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 446 | 29.09 | ry it delivered a pay rise there that recognised and respected the highly skilled and very important work that aged care workers do i feel really proud to stand here and speak on this issue as part of a government that recognises the importance of this sector but i wouldn t be able to do so were it not for the many peo... | by delivering a pay rise there that are recognized and respected the highly skilled and very important work that they do uh i feel really proud to be able to stand here and speak on this issue as part of a government that recognizes the importance of this sector but i wouldn t be able to do so if it weren t for the man... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 447 | 18.59 | across my electorate one of the youngest electorates in the country and one of the fastest growing regions in the country i ve spent a fair bit of time recently visiting our local childcare centres i ve enjoyed friendly conversations with staff at goodstart ear | now across my electorate one of the youngest electorates in the country one of the fastest growing regions in the country i ve spent a fair bit of time recently visiting our local childcare centres i ve enjoyed friendly conversations with staff at goodstart tannet |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 448 | 15.17 | ate to introduce at the time i spoke to the minister and advocated for an immediate review of the award system covering these workers to ensure real time wage increases were prioritised over widespread industrial relations reform inde | yet at the time i spoke to the minister and actually advocated for an immediate review of the award system covering these workers to ensure real time wage increases for them were prioritised over widespread industrial relations reform |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 449 | 22.22 | on our economic structure is such the opportunities are becoming fewer and fewer to be specific about what the bill before us offers it will introduce a special account from which to pay a 15 per cent wage increase for early childhood education and care workers over two years tied to a condition that providers limit fe... | our economic structure is such that the opportunities are becoming fewer and fewer to be specific then about what this bill before us offers the bill will introduce a special account from which to pay a fifteen percent wage increase for early childhood education and care workers over two years tied to a condition that ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 450 | 25.62 | ids house early learning in clyde north cranbourne drive early learning and ymca early learning in cranbourne north at each of these centres i met dedicated professionals who take on the enormous responsibility of caring for and educating our children while we work and manage our lives to them | kids house early learning clyde north crambin drive early learning and ymc a early learning in crambin north at each of these centres i met dedicated professionals who take an enormous responsibility of caring for and educating our children while we work and manage our lives i have met you |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 451 | 28.08 | have heard you and i know that your work is irreplaceable i want to say a heartfelt thank you as you shape the next generation and ensure that our children have the best possible start in life holt is one of the youngest electorates in the country with one in four residents being under the age of 14 early childhood edu... | i have heard you and i know that your work is irreplaceable i want to say a heartfelt thank you as you shape the next generation and ensure that our children have the best possible life start in life holt is one of the youngest elected officials in the country with one in four residents under the age of 14 early childh... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 452 | 28.74 | or these workers this wage rise is tied to a commitment from childcare centres to limit fee increases ensuring that workers are paid fully without passing the cost on to families this builds on labor s previous efforts to make child care more affordable for families since we came to government the number of early child... | for these workers this wage rise is tied to a commitment from childcare centers to limit free fee increases ensuring that workers are paid fully without passing the cost on to families this builds on labor s previous efforts to make childcare more affordable for families since coming to government the number of early c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 453 | 19.92 | preschools and kindergartens we made the biggest reforms to the early childhood education system in more than 40 years more than 1 3 million children have access to the childcare subsidy from around one million families when we first came to of | for preschools and kindergartens we made the biggest reforms to the early childhood education system in over forty years more than one point three million children have access to the child care subsidy from around one million families when we first came to office |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 454 | 29.5 | or them just to give you a sense of this issue after the last election labor promised cheaper child care instead they spent 4 7 billion which was mostly eaten by inflation and delivered higher out of pocket costs for families to give you a sense of the higher out of pocket costs for families they went up 8 4 p | now just to give you a sense of this issue after the last election labour promised cheaper childcare and instead they spent four point seven billion which was mostly eaten by inflation and delivered higher out of pocket costs for families now to give you a sense of those higher pocket out of pocket costs for families t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 455 | 26.54 | d and in fact the most important people in our nation the next generation of australians we ask our early childhood educators to do some of the most important jobs imaginable and they deserve a pay rise for doing that that s what this bill delivers it delivers a 15 per cent pay rise for up to 200 000 childcare workers ... | and in fact the most important people in our nation the next generation of australians we ask of our early childhood educators to do some of the most important jobs imaginable and they deserve a pay rise for doing that that s what this bill delivers deputy speaker it delivers a fifteen percent pay rise for up to two hu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 456 | 27.39 | ster outlined in his speech yesterday this is a good policy and a very very necessary policy wages in early childhood education and the care work sector which are very female dominated workforces are among the lowest of the caring professions these are the people that are looking after and developing our childre | yesterday um this in his speech this is a good policy and a very very necessary policy wages in early childhood education and care worked as sector which is very female dominated workforce are among the lowest of the caring professions the lowest of all caring of most of the caring professions these are the people that... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 457 | 18.76 | tough and they are over the last few weeks and in the coming weeks i am taking the opportunity to meet with a number of welfare agencies in my electorate what the volunteers tell me at the food banks and at the pantries is that demand is great and it is growing | and they are over the last few weeks in the few weeks coming i will have the opportunity to meet with a number of our welfare agencies in my electorate and what the volunteers tell me at the food banks and at the pantries is that demand is great and it is growing |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 458 | 28.16 | re than 30 years to the no alition it s been an absolute pleasure reminding you what we ve done we know how hard aussies are doing it right now and this is why this government delivers real cost of living relief we ll keep doing that because unlike those opposite we re not just talk we actually get stuff done queenslan... | in more than thirty years to the noel issue it s been an absolute pleasure reminding you of what we ve done we know how hard aussies are doing it right now and this is why this government delivers real cost of living relief and will keep doing that because unlike those opposite we re not just talk we actually get stuff... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 459 | 23.2 | e household costs bring down inflation and put more money in the pockets of working australians this week has been no different on tuesday we opened applications for commonwealth funding to deliver the long overdue 15 per cent pay rise to early childhood educators including those supporting over 30 000 families in my e... | to reduce household costs bring down inflation and put more money in the pockets of working australians this week has been no different on tuesday we opened applications for commonwealth funding to deliver the long overdue fifteen percent pay rise to early childhood educators including those supporting over thirty thou... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 460 | 25.55 | fence on indulgence mr speaker can i join you in welcoming the hon manoa kamikamica the deputy prime minister of fiji and his delegation to have deputy prime minister kamikamica with us in this place where one year ago our prime ministers renewed and elevated our vuvale partnership is a distinct honour | thank you mr speaker and can i join you in welcoming the honourable manoa karama camitha the deputy prime minister of fiji and his delegation to have deputy prime minister karmi kameitha with us in this place where one year ago prime ministers renewed an elevated of the valet partnership is really a distinct honor |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 461 | 25.25 | lightly less generous for people with the biggest balances the honourable member knows that and we ve discussed it at length in this parliament as well as part of a lot of consultation that we ve done over quite a long period now when it comes to the superannuation tax concessions and i salute the assistant treasurer f... | for people with the biggest balances the honourable member knows that and we ve discussed it at length in this parliament as well as part of a lot of consultation that we ve done over quite a long period now when it comes to the superannuation tax concessions and i salute the assistant treasurer for his work on this as... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 462 | 26.72 | which elements of the murphy report does the minister disagree ms rowland i thank the member for her question and i acknowledge her interest in this matter as i m sure all members of this place are concerned about the harms that occur when it comes to wagering in certain contexts of cours | with which elements of the murphy report does the minister disagree call to the minister for communications well i thank the member for her question i acknowledge her interest in this matter as i m sure all members of this place are concerned about the harms that occur when it comes to wagering in certain contexts of c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 463 | 24.8 | amite with respect to paid family and domestic violence leave has the status of having been the first employer in the world when she was mayor of the south coast to establish this as a workplace right two years ago this parliament as a whole did a really good thing we voted on world leading legislation there d | is able to with respect to paid family and domestic violence leave have the status of having been the first employer in the world when she was mayor of south coast to have established this as a workplace right two years ago this parliament as a whole did a really good thing it was well world leading legislation that |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 464 | 29.56 | tal emergency departments mr butler thank you to my friend the member for makin for that question a big part of our promise to strengthen medicare from labor was to introduce a network of urgent care clinics they would be open seven days a week extended hours and available for walk in appointments we promised to open 5... | cool to the honourable member to the minister for health and aged care thank you speaker and thank you to my friend the member from mackay for that question a big part of our promise to strengthen medicare mr speaker from labor was to introduce a network of urgent care clinics and they would be open seven days a week e... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 465 | 24.92 | t positioned in hospital having to make a decision about going into residential aged care purely because there s nothing to help you in the three to six weeks when you need that extra support before you can go back to normal living at home all in all i m on the case and ihacpa will help regulate that pricing particular... | in hospital having to make a decision about going into residential aged care purely because there s nothing to help you in three to six weeks you need where you need that extra support before you can go back to kind of normal living at home so all in all i m on the case and i hack per will help regulate that pricing pa... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 466 | 29.04 | this legislation boosts the powers and capabilities of oversight bodies to ensure that government bodies are accountable but i have to say while this is vital and useful legislation that i have introduced today the best way to ensure that an illegal scheme like the robodebt scheme never happens again is never to elect ... | this legislation boosts the powers and capability of oversight bodies to ensure that government bodies are accountable but i have to say mr speaker while this is vital and useful legislation that i have introduced today the best way to ensure that an illegal scheme like the robo debt scheme never happens again is never... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 467 | 28.85 | in the united states congress in a way which has created a generational change for example in establishing a seamless defence industrial base between our two countries something that has been sought to be achieved for decades it is his work principally in the united states congress and across the administration which h... | in the united states congress in a way which has created a generational change for example in establishing a seamless defense industrial base between our two countries something that has been sought to be achieved for decades it is his work principally in the united states congress and across the administration which h... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 468 | 29.28 | d it is on the record that there is a close friendship between the minister s senior adviser ellen broad and blackbird s kate glazebrook i have written to the auditor general requesting that the australian national audit office undertake an investigation into the australian government s investment in psiquantum and the... | now it is on the record that there is a close friendship between the minister s senior adviser ellen broad and blackbird s kyle blaisbrook i have written to the auditor general requesting that the australian national audit office undertake an investigation into the australian government s investment in sigh quantum and... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 469 | 27.05 | hey never talk about it while we re at it because we ve had the smear put on us saying that labor lobbyists influenced this the lead negotiator on the moderna deal just happened to donate 20 000 to the liberal party after he did the deal you never talk about that but you re quite happy to smear people we have gone thro... | also while we re at it because we ve had the smear put on us that labor lobbyists influenced this the lead negotiator on the modena deal just happened to donate twenty thousand dollars to the liberal party after he did the deal so you ever talk about that but quite clear quite happy to smear people quite happy to smear... |
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