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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,870 | 28.64 | d in that time they have promised 152 million to upgrade our hospital and what have we seen we ve seen nothing no new beds no new wards the peel health campus is stretched to breaking point and it s not just peel wa s health system is collapsing ambulance ramping is at record highs when labor took office in march 2017 ... | and in that time they promised one hundred and fifty two million dollars to upgrade our hospital and what have we seen we ve seen nothing no new beds no new wards the pill health campus is stretched to breaking point and it s not just peel wa s health system is collapsing ambulance ramping is at record highs when labor... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,871 | 23.39 | 50 million maintenance fund which is 0 13 per cent of wa s infrastructure budget my community and all western australians deserve better they deserve hospitals that work and a government that delivers it s time labor stopped making excuses it s time labor started fixing our hospitals and i ll keep speaking in this cham... | a fifty million dollar maintenance fund which is point one three percent of w a s infrastructure budget my community and all western australians deserve better they deserve hospitals that work and a government that delivers it s time labor stopped making excuses its time labor started fixing our hospitals and i ll keep... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,872 | 26.21 | nvironment ms ley i rise to rebuke this albanese labor government over its catastrophic mishandling of the algal bloom crisis in south australia which is a clear natural and national disaster it s devastation that s the only way i can describe it for our precious south australian marine ecosystems for south australian ... | leader of the opposition madam speaker i rise to rebuke this albanese labor government over its catastrophic mishandling of the algal bloom crisis in south australia which is a clear natural and national disaster devastation madam speaker is the only way i can describe it |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,873 | 29.309938 | and calvin pre apprenticeship carpentry students at victoria university s sunshine campus calvin wants to one day start his own carpentry business and it s free tafe that s opening that pathway together with our incentive program this incentive program builds on the very successful new energy stream as well which has a... | pre apprenticeship carpentry students at victoria university s sunshine campus calva wants to one day study his own carpentry business and it s free tape that s opening that pathway together with our incentive program now speaker this incentive program builds on the very successful new energy stream as well which has a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,874 | 29.6 | housing minister for homelessness and minister for cities i thank the member for deakin for his question i m thinking back to the first speech he gave to this chamber just a few short weeks ago when he spoke with such passion about his desire to see young people in his community have the opportunity to settle permanent... | thank you so much speaker and i want to thank the member for deakin for his question i m thinking back to the first speech he gave to this chamber just a few short weeks ago where he spoke with such passion about his desire to see young people in his community be able to have the opportunity to settle permanently in me... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,875 | 19.48 | what they earn and we ll keep doing that even in the face of those opposite | what they earn and we ll keep doing that even in the face of those opposite i call the leader of the nationals i just would like to acknowledge year six from burra near bay public school and the election of cook have joined us in the gallery they give the call to the leader of the nationals thank you mr speaker am spea... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,876 | 27.5 | in july of last year the coalition and the greens voted in the senate to split the bill and delay it in november of last year it finally passed the coalition still voting against but you think oh maybe that was last term maybe now they re doing a reset there is in the senate today a disallowance on build to rent the ve... | in july of last year coalition in the greens voted in the senate to split the bill and delay it in november of last year it finally passed the coalition still voting against but you think oh maybe that was last term maybe now they re doing a reset there is in the senate today a disallowance on build to rent the very sc... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,877 | 29.76 | 5 14 this is to the prime minister the csiro estimates that every 1 spent on disaster preparation saves up to 11 on disaster recovery costs yet less than 13 per cent of the national emergency management agency s budget is spent on preparation and resilience disasters are now costing australians 38 billion per year will... | thank you mr to the prime minister the saro estimates that every one dollar spent on disaster preparation saves up to eleven dollars on disaster recovery costs yet less than thirteen percent of the national emergency management agency s budget is spent on preparation and resilience disasters are now costing thirty eigh... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,878 | 28.669938 | h requires the fair work commission to ensure that penalty and overtime rates in modern awards are not reduced and that modern awards do not include terms that substitute or trade away those entitlements where doing so would reduce the extra pay a worker would otherwise receive this change is urgent we want the bill pa... | which requires the fair work commission to ensure that penalty and overtime rates in modern awards are not reduced and modern awards do not include terms that substitute or trade away those entitlements where doing so would reduce the extra pay a worker would otherwise receive this change is urgent we want the bill pas... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,879 | 28 | y doesn t repeat itself that s why labor is acting it s because once again big business have come knocking and they re asking us to rewrite the rules we ve seen the retail employer lobby push for changes that will allow store managers to opt out of penalty rates in exchange for a 35 per cent pay rise that might sound g... | history doesn t repeat itself that s why labor is acting because once again big miss big business has come knocking and they re asking us to rewrite the rules we ve seen the retail employer lobby push for changes that will allow store managers to opt out of penalty rates in exchange for a 35 percent pay rise that might... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,880 | 25.51 | tive quarters despite us also navigating this country through a nasty inflationary and cost of living crisis we are here for working australians we are here to protect our most vulnerable workers and our most essential workers from future erosion of their pay i commend this bill to the senate senator marielle smith sou... | despite us also navigating this country through a nasty inflationary and cost of living crisis so we are here for working australians we are here to protect our most vulnerable workers our most essential workers as well from future erosion of their pay i commend this bill to the senate thank you senator andrew roger se... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,881 | 29.63 | we ve had an active focus on wage growth because we know it is critical with the cost of living difficulties that so many workers are facing at the moment growth in real wages helps workers with the cost of living it helps them get ahead under our government wages are up inflation is down unemployment is lower and inte... | we ve had an active focus on wage growth because we know that is critical in a cost of living in the cost of living difficulties that so many workers are facing at the moment growth in real wages helps workers with cost of living it helps them get ahead and under our government wages are up inflation is down unemployme... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,882 | 27.17 | aking products cheaper better and smarter i think those goals need to be treated like they re partners not opponents of each other this bill will help with workers to some extent it won t help much with businesses i m supporting this bill because on balance i think the number of businesses that will be impacted by this... | i think both those goals need to be treated like their partners not opponents of each other this bill will help to some extent with workers it won t help much with businesses the reason i m supporting this bill is because on balance i think the number of businesses that will be impacted by this is pretty tiny at least ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,883 | 28.67 | tes this bill protects those entitlements and ensures that the penalty and overtime rates in modern awards cannot be cut back watered down or quietly rolled into arrangements that leave workers worse off in short it guarantees that the safety net remains in fact a safety net some in this chamber will argue that employe... | this bill protects those entitlements and ensures that the penalty in overtime rates in modern awards cannot become cut back they cannot be watered down or quietly rolled into arrangements that leave workers worse off in short it guarantees that the safety net remains as in fact a safety net now some in this chamber wi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,884 | 29.49 | i rise to pay tribute to a former long term staff member of mine who passed away last week after a very short and sudden illness my staff and i are deeply saddened by the loss rosanne mary fitch a dedicated member of staff and a dedicated member of the tasmanian branch of the australian labor party i pay my respects to... | i rise to pay tribute to a former long term staff member of mine who passed away last week after a very short and sudden illness my staff and i are deeply saddened by the loss of roseanne mary finch a dedicated member of staff and a dedicated member of the tasmanian branch of the australian labor party i pay my respect... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,885 | 24.5 | overfishing and still the crown of thorns starfish are all threatening our precious great barrier reef they threaten the 60 000 jobs the reef supports as well as the countless species of sea life it s home to while it was hopeful to see some areas of recovery and the resilience of some of the coral species we know that... | overfishing and still crown of thorns starfish are all threatening our precious great barrier reef they threaten their sixty thousand jobs that the reef supports as well as the countless species of sea life that it s home to so while it was hopeful to see some areas of recovery and resilience of some of the coral speci... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,886 | 26.04 | caused largely through the increasing use of taxpayer money to pay for a net zero transition from which private enterprise is walking away indeed running away this government doesn t need more revenue it needs to spend less money one nation will abolish the net zero transition saving the government 30 billion each year... | caused largely through the increasing use of taxpayer money to pay for a net zero transition from which private enterprise is walking away indeed running away this government doesn t need more revenue it needs to spend less money one nation will abolish the net zero transition saving the government thirty billion dolla... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,887 | 27.11 | ing to do that so far all we have continued to see pre election and after the election is a series of scare campaigns from those opposite who still fail to have an agenda that relates to the australian people the president thank you minister senator mcgrath second supplementary senator mcgrath will the prime minister r... | when are you going to do that because so far all we have continued to see pre election and after the election is a series of scare campaigns from those opposite who still failed to have an agenda that relates to the australian people thank you minister senator mcgrath second sub |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,888 | 20.86 | er of the government in the senate thank you senator ciccone for the question we have seen a number of appalling antisemitic attacks against australia s jewish community since the horrific october 7 2023 attacks this government made clear that these attacks have no place in australia we also made clear that asio and th... | minister wong thank you president thank you senator trachok for the question president we have seen a number of appalling anti semitic attacks against australia s jewish community since the horrific october seven twenty twenty three attacks this government made clear these attacks have no place in australia and we also... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,889 | 23.33 | ited in respect for each other s humanity and for each other s right to live in peace these vile antisemitic acts have cut at the heart of who we are and what we stand for so we understand the profound pain and sorrow they ve caused jewish australians we established special operation avalite with the australian federal... | in respect for each other s humanity and for each others right to live in peace and these vile anti semitic acts have cut at the heart of who we are and what we stand for so we understand the profound pain and sorrow they ve caused jewish australians we established the special operation aveline with the australian fede... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,890 | 29.89 | in csiro s portfolio budget statement we can see a drop in the average staffing level of 500 jobs and based on the numbers over the forward estimates it looks like there are more cuts to come at a time when we need science innovation more than ever why is the csiro losing people senator ayres in terms of that question ... | in this ciro s portfolio budget statement we can see a drop in the average staffing level of five hundred jobs and based on the figures over the forward estimates it looks like there are more cuts to come at a time where we need science innovation more than ever why is the csiro losing people thank you senator pocock m... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,891 | 20.05 | t is as seamless as possible but like every other payment that s required and provided by services australia those payments are made in accordance with the law and in accordance with guidance and evidence that those payments are appropriate it s that w | is as seamless as possible but like every other payment that s required and provided by services australia those payments are made in accordance with the law and in accordance with guidance and evidence that those payments are appropriate it s that for |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,892 | 28.13 | is required documentation is required before those payments are made in relation to the stillborn baby payment that includes certification from a health professional attending the birth that the birth was of a stillborn child that is the documentation that s required in order to receive that payment the president senat... | documentation is required before those payments are made in the relationship in relation to the stillborn baby payment that includes certification from someone attending the birth a health professional attending the birth that the birth was of a stillborn child that is the documentation that s ah made or required in or... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,893 | 21.390063 | update to the planned timing of this legislation | update to the planned timing of this legislation thank you senator cox minister watson thanks president and thanks senator cox who i know is working hard to deliver real environmental reform as a member of the australian labor party reforming the australia s reforming australia s environmental protection laws are a key... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,894 | 29.650063 | sure confidence in private sector investment in our economy senator watt thanks senator cox and as you know for years the australian business community has been crying out for policy certainty around the environment and energy so they can plan their investments accordingly instead we all remember that they got 22 diffe... | policy certainty to ensure confidence in private sector investment in our economy thank you senator cox minister watson thanks senator cox and as you know for years the australian business community has been crying out for policy certainty around the environment and energy so they can plan their investments accordingly... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,895 | 29.9 | in the answers we don t ever mention the environment we all seem to be on a unity ticket about increasing the supply side the building of more houses but what is the implication to the environment how are we going to build those houses and what is going to be the lowest footprint we have in effect an ethical dilemma i ... | and in the answers we don t ever mention the environment so we all seem to be on a unity ticket about increasing the supply side of houses supply side for building more houses but what is the implication to the environment and how are we going to build those houses and what is going to be the lowest footprint so we hav... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,896 | 24.03 | aised this whole concept of a tax on spare bedrooms in family homes is an incredibly odd idea i would have hoped that in this chamber today we might have got a little bit of clarity from the government about whether or not this is an idea that they will be pursuing because frank | um and this whole concept of a tax on spare bedrooms in family homes is an incredibly odd idea now i would have hoped mr deputy president that in this chamber today we might have got a little bit of clarity from the government about whether or not this is an idea that they will be pursuing because |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,897 | 28.32 | and now science based targets that keep warming below two degrees require the monumental effort of reaching net zero in the next ten years not by 2050 and not by never as the coalition proposes labor has to announce australia s 2035 target this september and people need to see the true impacts of the climate crisis bef... | and now science based targets that keep warming below two degrees requires a monumental effort of reaching net zero in the next ten years not by 2050 and not by never as the coalition proposes labor has to announce australia s 2035 target this september and people need to see the true impacts of the climate crisis befo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,898 | 29.53 | should not use words they don t know the meaning of transparency builds trust hiding reports breeds suspicion if these findings are confronting and i think they may be let s confront them together as a nation if the report shows risks that are intense and scary as some who have seen the draft say they are then bring it... | don t use words that they don t know the meaning of transparency transparency builds trust hiding reports breeds suspicion if these findings are confronting and i think they may be let s confront them together as a nation if the report shows risks that are intense and scary as some who have seen the draft say it is the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,899 | 27.63 | control crown of thorns starfish reduce marine debris and protect marine life we re on track to deliver all of our unesco commitments on water quality sustainable fisheries and climate action all of these efforts emissions reduction adaptation planning and marine protection are about safeguarding australia s future the... | control crown of thorn starfish reduce marine debris and protect marine life we re on track to deliver all of our unesco commitments on water quality sustainable fisheries and climate action all of these efforts emissions reduction adaptation planning marine protection are about safeguarding australia s future that pro... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,900 | 27.78 | n the family home because few things are so sacrosanct to australians as their desire their right and their willingness to have some bricks and mortar or some timber and iron to call their own home whether it is an apartment block or on a bit of dirt on the outskirts of warwick where my place is what labor want to do t... | because few things are so sacrosanct to australians as their desire and their right and their willingness to have some bricks and mortar or some timber and i to call something their own home where there is an apartment block or on a bit of dirt on the outskirts of warwick where my place is but what labor want to do bec... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,901 | 24.51 | about a spare bedroom tax labor has form in coming after your own home they are doing it in victoria for anyone trying to run a small business in their own home now they are failing to rule out a spare bedroom tax here in this chamber and that is to be condemned matters of urgency taxation senator caro | about a spare bedroom tax labor has formed in coming after your own home they are doing it in victoria for anyone trying to run a small business in their own home and now they will failing to roll out a spare bedroom tax here in this chamber and that is to be condemned your time has expired senator brown |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,902 | 29.8 | t will allow access to much needed psychological and psychiatrist appointments when we reduce the cost of medicines and provide more bulk billed health care we re also reducing the pressure on our health system people stay healthier they avoid hospital visits they avoid the accident and emergency department and they ge... | it will allow access to much needed psychological and psychiatrist appointments when we reduce the cost of medicines and provide more bulk billed health care we re also reducing the pressure on our health system people stay healthier they avoid hospital visits they avoid the accident and emergency department and they g... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,903 | 29.14 | elling their cars having to consider downsizing and moving into a cheaper rental because they couldn t afford to pay their medical bills they couldn t afford to pay for their cancer treatments i know that this measure is going to make a huge difference to those patients i know this myself having walked away from the ho... | selling their cars having to consider downsizing and into a cheaper rental because they couldn t afford to pay their medical bills they couldn t afford to pay for their cancer treatments i know that this measure is going to make a huge difference to those patients i know myself walking away from the hospital two years ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,904 | 29.820063 | if they are a medicare card holder who does not have a concession card if they do have a concession card they may save just over 46 a year per medicine for some people that s a lot of money this bill before the house makes medicines even cheaper than that though once this bill takes effect it will mean that a prescript... | if you re a medicare card holder who does not have a concession card or if you do have a concession card just over 46 a year per medicine now if you add that up for some people that s a lot of money this bill before the house makes medicines even cheaper than that though once this bill takes effect it will mean a presc... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,905 | 29.16 | o reforms and to implementing the 50 recommendations that came out of the health technology assessment i appreciate that commitment but note that it s coming up to three years since those recommendations were made and it s time to get on with it just before speaking i saw that there was an amendment put by the member f... | and to implementing the 50 recommendations that came out of the health technology assessment and i appreciate that commitment but note that it s coming up to three years since those recommendations were made and it s time to get on with it now just before speaking i saw that there s an amendment you know put by the mem... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,906 | 27.29 | d trump i m not convinced that a face to face meeting with the us president would actually further australia s interests in relation to pharmaceuticals or other issues based on what we have seen from other meetings and it is the gratuitous attack line of the week but i think the member makes a really good point in the ... | i m not convinced that um a face to face meeting with the u s president would actually further australia s interest in relation to farm pharmaceuticals or other issues based on what we ve seen from from other meetings and it is a bit of a a gratuitous attack line of the week but i think the uh the member makes a really... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,907 | 25.549938 | study and community for those with respiratory diseases like asthma affordable inhalers prevent hospital admissions and reduce emergency call outs for people with arthritis and other chronic pain conditions access to affordable anti inflammatories and biologics makes the difference between mobility and immobility betwe... | to study and community for those respiratory diseases like asthma like asthma affordable inhalers prevent hospital admissions and reduce emergency callouts for people with arthritis and other chronic pain conditions access to affordable any inflammatories and biologics make it s the difference between mobility and immo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,908 | 28.949938 | et me tell you it s better than anywhere else in the world and we re very lucky we ve got people who genuinely care about health services and health provisions the member for moore was not here when the health minister was forced kicking and dragging his feet to the table to sign the eighth community pharmacy agreem | but let me tell you it s better than anywhere else in the world and we re very lucky we ve got people who genuinely genuinely care about health services and health provisions the member for moore was not here when the health minister was forced kicking and dragging to the table to sign the eighth accord for the pharmac... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,909 | 28.29 | e having lived around the world i can say that our healthcare system is the envy of the world and this government is determined to protect it good health is everything and a critical enabler of achieving good health is being able to access health care that is why the albanese labor government is making cheaper medicine... | having lived around the world i can say that our health care system is the envy of the world and this government is determined to protect it good health is everything and a critical enabler of achieving good health is being able to access healthcare and that is why the albanese labor government is making cheaper medici... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,910 | 16.87 | deposit as an almost insurmountable task this will bring them a step closer than ever before to having a place they can call their own since coming to office in 2022 labor has helped over 180 000 first home buyers get into a home of their own with a lower deposit | twenty percent deposit as an almost insurmountable task this will bring them a step closer than ever to having a place they can call their own since coming to office in twenty two labor has helped over one hundred and eighty thousand first home buyers get into a home of their own with a lower deposit |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,911 | 25.67 | tion the asio director general and the officials will give obviously our priority is making sure that the perpetrators of this direct and indirect are brought to justice and we don t want to engage in any talk that potentially disrupts the investigations which are ongoing | that the acha director general and the officials will give obviously our priority is making sure that the perpetrators of this direct and indirect are brought to justice and we don t want to engage in any talk that potentially disrupts the investigations which are ongoing |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,912 | 29.5 | packages every single week the weekly average since september last year is 2 700 packages i can assure the member that people who are assessed as high priority will continue to receive their packages within a month the brief deferral of the commencement of the new aged care act is to ensure that programs like support a... | the average since september last year is a weekly average is two thousand seven hundred packages a week and i can assure the member that people who are assessed as high priority will continue to receive their packages within a month mr speaker the brief deferral of the commencement of the new aged care act is to ensure... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,913 | 22.43 | thern australia i thank the member for bullwinkel for her terrific question australia has all the critical minerals the world needs to reach net zero and all the rare earths we need for our national security the albanese labor government is committed to creating new jobs by boosting the all important critical minerals ... | thank you mr speaker and i thank the member for bullwinkle for her terrific question australia has all the critical minerals the world needs to reach net zero and all the rare earths we need for our national security the albanese labor government is committed to creating new jobs by boosting this all important critical... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,914 | 12.719938 | vernment i ll turn to the naif for a moment the northern australia infrastructure facility has invested 735 million in critical minerals projects across northern australia | if i can turn to the nne for a moment the northern australia infrastructure facility has invested seven hundred and thirty five million dollars in critical minerals projects right across northern australia |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,915 | 14.8 | that s why i m so very pleased to say that from 20 september this year we ll see increases again for more than five million social security recipients in what they will see in their bank accounts each | that s why i m so very pleased to say that from the twentieth of september this year we ll see it increases again for more than five million social security recipients in what they will see in their bank accounts each |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,916 | 28.54 | as some time ago that the data was put out which i think every environment minister subsequently has used showing that i think it s by 2050 the weight of plastic in the oceans is expected to be more than the weight of the fish so plastic pollution is something that is a global problem our oceans are a global asset and ... | uh it was some time ago that the uh data was put out that i think every environment minister subsequently is used which is by but i think it s by 2050 uh the the weight of plastic in the ocean is expected to be more than the weight of the fish and so plastic pollution is something that is a global problem our oceans ar... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,917 | 28.35 | itions for graduates apprentices and trainees in critical skills in engineering electrical machining and fabrication trades and project management it s significant it s happening we are getting on with it all have you to do is to go down and visit the osborne shipyards and you ll see the work in progress as i said i wa... | to positions for graduates apprentices trainees in critical skills in engineering in electrical machining and fabrication trades and project management it s significant it s happening we are getting on with it all you have to do is go down and visit osborne shipyards and you ll see the work in progress and as i said i ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,918 | 20.99 | ies this is a critical time for our nation and so far labor has failed us every step of the way they ve cancelled projects they ve delayed capability they ve left our navy shrinking during these precarious times australians rightly expect their government to step up aukus is too important to fail let m | um priorities madam deputy speaker this is a critical time for our nation and so far labor has failed us every step of the way they ve cancelled projects delayed capability they ve left our navy shrinking so during these precarious times australia s rightly expect their government to step up orcas is too important to f... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,919 | 28.55 | round two per cent a tick over two per cent of gdp what this government has done is pull funding from the army and the air force and stick it into the submarine program it s okay to be putting money into the submarine program we need these submarines but not at the expense of the army and the air force | around two percent a tick over two percent of gdp what this government has done is it has pulled funding from army and air force and stuck it into the submarine program that s okay to be putting money into the submarine program we need these submarines but not at the expense of army and navy now the army and air force |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,920 | 28.95 | cide but look at who is saying we need to increase our expenditure the likes of angus houston a former cdf he the author of the defence strategic review is saying we need to increase our defence expenditure greg sheridan is saying the same peter jennings is saying the same every expert on defence is telling your govern... | but look at who is saying we need to increase our expenditure the likes of angus houston former cdf he s saying the author of the defense strategic review is saying we need to increase our defense expenditure greg sheridan is saying the same peter jennings is saying the same every expert on defense is telling your gove... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,921 | 24.83 | where we have all three arms of defence which is unique for a regional inland centre we ve got the home of the soldier blamey barracks where we ve got colonel gerard kearns who i believe has the most important position in the army because he is leading the new recruits for our nation if you spend any time in the air fo... | where we have all three arms of the defence which is is quite unique for a regional inland centre they ve got the home of the soldier ah blamey barracks where we ve got colonel gerald kearns who i believe has got the most important position in army because he is leading the new recruits for our nation well if you spend... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,922 | 27.79 | little or no damage if that should happen while we still have the state of tension that now exists in the world i shudder to think of what could happen in this country that was the usa and for us it s vastly more dangerous than when he said that so how are we going we ve got richard marles over in the united states who... | with little or no damage if that should happen while we still have the state of tension that now exists in the world i shudder to think of what could happen in this country now that was the usa and for us it s vastly more dangerous than when he said that so how are we going |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,923 | 28.26 | by 2033 34 last financial year defence had spent 16 6 billion on acquisition which is the highest on record by over 2 billion and this financial year 2024 25 we re on track to spend more than 17 4 billion on acquisition just for reference during the election in particular we heard those opposite talking about their own... | last financial year defence had spent 16 6 billion on acquisition which is the highest on record by over 2 billion and this financial year the 20425 were on track to spend more than 17 4 billion on acquisition now just for reference because during the election in particular we heard from the those opposite talking abou... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,924 | 29.48 | hich are struggling in a time of decreased local funding for research and development and at a time when support of australian medical research by the nih and other us sources has decreased by 368 million in this year alone why is this deal so concerning australia s decades old system of vaccine procurement ensures tha... | which are struggling in a time of decreased local funding for research and development at a time when support of australian medical research by the nih and other u s sources has decreased by three hundred and sixty eight million dollars in this year alone so why is this deal so concerning australia s decades old system... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,925 | 21.85 | undermines competition companies which didn t receive taxpayer gifts upfront do not have the same capacity to invest a business environment characterised by uncompetitive deals is an active deterrent to other companies which might be considering capitalising on australia s medical research expertise | undermines competition companies which didn t receive taxpayer gifts upfront do not have the same capacity to invest a business environment characterized by uncompetitive deals is an active deterrent to other companies which might be considering capitalizing on australia s medical research expertise |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,926 | 24.379938 | ably those vaccines will not undergo assessment by the pharmaceutical benefits advisory committee which for decades has ensured australians receive the safest and best medicines at a fair price instead the government has proposed an independent health technology assessment pathway but this pathway has not yet been esta... | those vaccines will not undergo assessment by the pharmaceutical advisory benefits advisory committee for which for decades decades has ensured australians receive the safest and best medicines at a fair price instead the government has proposed an independent health technology assessment pathway but this pathway has n... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,927 | 29.11 | on why would he bother why would he spend more of his money doing that with a very limited chance of success we are not rewarding those who are doing their best to bring new treatments to this country i ve also heard recently from constituents whose children have been unable to access proton therapy this is the best fo... | a why he would bother why would he spend more of his money doing that with very limited chances of success we are not rewarding those who are doing their best to bring new treatments to this country i ve also heard recently from constituents whose children have been unable to access proton therapy this is the best form... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,928 | 26.880063 | so this bill while it is important will not address the systemic delays that prevent australians from accessing new therapies it will not fix the bottlenecks in the tga the pbac or the msac it will not ensure that our health system is ready to evaluate and fund the next generation of personalised medicines digital heal... | so this bill while it is important does not address the systemic delays that prevent australians from accessing new therapies it does not fix the bottlenecks in the tga the pbac or the msac it does not ensure that our health system is ready to evaluate and fund the next generation of personalized medicines digital heal... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,929 | 29.2 | crunch when every dollar matters this is a bill that goes to the core of what we value as australians fairness equity and the belief that no one should have to compromise their health because of what s in their wallet we know the price of essentials has been creeping up whether it s at the grocery shop in the electrici... | crunch when every dollar matters and this is a bill that goes to the core of what we value as australians fairness equity and the belief that no one should have to compromise their health because of what s in their wallet we know the price of essentials has been creeping up whether it s at the grocery shop the electric... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,930 | 29.82 | seat in this chamber that didn t have constituents who want to see affordable reliable access to high quality health care under the medicare system people who are right now standing at the pharmacy counter wondering if they can afford every script their doctor has prescribed they re the people we re trying to help now ... | sitting in this chamber that didn t have constituents who want to see affordable reliable access to high quality health care under a medicare system people who are right now standing at the pharmacy counter wondering if they can afford every script their doctor has prescribed they re the people we re trying to help now... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,931 | 29.949938 | f their housing being in a position to afford either their mortgage or their rent and going to the supermarket and being able to fill up a basket of groceries and make choices about whether they re going to be able to pay at the atm then they go on and of course make other tough financial decisions about car payments p... | being in a position to either afford their mortgage or their rent going to the supermarket and being able to fill up a basket of groceries and make choices about whether they re going to be able to pay at the atm then go on and of course make other tough financial decisions from car payments at the cost of petrol and o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,932 | 26.350063 | nator shoebridge resume your seat that is a debating point your colleagues will have plenty of opportunities to reply senator cash for anybody listening in can i tell you you know you re on the right track and you re telling the truth when mid debate the lead senator from the australian greens has got to jump up and in... | senator shoebridge that is a debating point your colleagues will have plenty of option to reply senator cash and for anybody listening in can i tell you you know you re on the right track and you re telling the truth when mid debate the lead senator from the australian greens has got to jump up and actually the cash re... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,933 | 23.32 | ow there is a line between legitimate protest and dangerous and disruptive conduct and this bill deliberately blurs that line what makes this worse is the rhetoric behind it the greens claim that australia is sliding into authoritarianism simply because states have chosen to impose penalties on reckless and disruptive ... | there is a line between legitimate protest and dangerous and disruptive conduct and this bill deliberately blurs that line what makes this worse is the rhetoric behind it the greens claim that australia is sliding into an oratory authoritarianism simply because states have chosen to impose penalties on reckless and dis... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,934 | 28.93 | and it ensures that vague excuses like public inconvenience are never again used to justify crushing democratic freedoms once we need permission to protest and once it becomes a privilege instead of a right we ve already lost the battle the warnings couldn t be clearer melbourne activist legal support a community of hu... | and it ensures that vague excuses like public inconvenience are never again used to justify crushing democratic freedoms because once we need permission to protest once it becomes a privilege instead of a right we have already lost the battle the warnings couldn t be clearer melbourne activists legal support a communit... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,935 | 25.21 | e are basic freedoms one nation support these but we do not see any consideration in this bill for the rights of others specifically including the freedom of movement and travel nor does the bill guide or address the resolution of conflicting needs when people in society have conflicting needs when one group wants to p... | these are basic freedoms one nation supports these but we do not see any consideration in this bill for the rights of others specifically including the freedom of movement and travel nor does the bill guide or address the resolution of conflicting needs when people in society have conflicting needs once one group wants... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,936 | 29.46 | rity against hundreds of 80 metre wind towers and transmission lines rolling out across their prime agricultural land an authoritarian labor government supported by the greens in victoria is taking away the right of these people to appeal decisions of government to lock the gate against officials seeking | hundreds of eighty meter wind towers rolling out and transmission lights rolling out across their prime agricultural land and an authoritarian labor government supported by the greens in victoria taking away the right of these people to appeal decisions of government to lock the gate against officials seeking |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,937 | 18.35 | ing and seeking to understand how this government has spent 277 million of taxpayers money it s not the government s money and it s not their personal bank account it is the money of taxpayers being apportioned and expended we are not sure how it s used we ar | asking and seeking to understand how this government has spent two hundred and seventy seven million dollars of taxpayers money not their money not the government s money it s not their personal bank account is the money of taxpayers being apportioned expended how we re it s used we are not sure |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,938 | 25.65 | ns as a direct result of greens pressure in the previous parliament we got the government to close the no minimum spend haff loophole we forced labor to guarantee a 500 million annual spend starting in 2024 25 previously the government could spend anything from 0 annually to the 500 million cap we also got the governme... | as a direct result of green s pressure in the previous parliament we got the government to close the no minimum spend half loophole we forced labor to guarantee a five hundred million annual spend starting in twenty twenty four twenty five previously the government could spend anything from zero annually to the five hu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,939 | 24.8 | remit to make sure that there are no impacts on workers in relation to preserving or protecting their penalty rates but what this bill actually does do is constrain the commission it undermines its independence and it risks unintended consequences in award variations something th | to make sure that there are no impacts to workers in relation to preserving their penalty rates or protecting their penalty rates but what this bill actually does do is constrain the commission it undermines its independence its independence and it risks unintended consequences in award variations |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,940 | 29.68 | at is something that is necessary or if we have perhaps gone too far i would suggest that we have gone too far and if we re looking for clues and some tips on what is causing the productivity issues in our country that would probably sit in my top one two or three people are being prevented from working in their busine... | is actually something that is necessary or if we have perhaps gone too far and i would suggest that we have gone too far and if we re looking for clues and some tips on what is causing the productivity issues in our country that would probably sit in my top one two or three people are being prevented from working in th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,941 | 15.87 | minister i m impressed by your lack of need for talking points well done i acknowledge your comments in relation to lifting wages i want to get an understanding of the | minister i m impressed by your arm lack of need for talking points well done i acknowledge your comments in relation to lifting wages i want to get an understanding of the |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,942 | 29.01 | ance this is another layer of regulatory compliance for them i take it that you note that nothing is changing but clearly things do change because we have a legislation being put before the parliament to protect something that in our view didn t require protection based on what you have articulated in relation to the f... | um this is another layer of regulatory compliance for them i take it that you note that nothing is changing but clearly things do change because we have a legislation in place or being put before the parliament to protect something that we have the view didn t require protection based on what you have articulated in re... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,943 | 28.09 | otiation it may be that the parties agree to make some changes to penalty rates in return for pay rises or that there are changes to conditions that s the nature of an agreement but an award is different what this legislation is about is the award the award sets the minimum safety net what we re saying is that when the... | it may be that the parties agree to make some changes to penalty rates in return in return for pay rises or there might be changes to conditions uh that that s the nature of an agreement um but an award is different and and what this is this legislation is about is the award so the award sets the minimum safety net and... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,944 | 29.5 | echanism then why wasn t there a retrospectivity element written into the bill i note that professor andrew stewart had specific questions about the drafting of the bill that were left unanswered by the department so i d like to get an understanding as to how these decisions were made in relation to both what the impac... | then why wasn t there a retrospective element or a retrospectivity element written into the bill and i also note that professor andrew stewart had specific questions about the drafting of the bill that were left unanswered by the department so i d like to get an understanding as to you know how these decisions were mad... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,945 | 28.24 | i am reminded that in addition to enterprise bargaining agreements being available for women in that situation i said earlier that this bill won t have any impact on individual flexibility agreements there still are opportunities for women in that situation to reach agreements with their employers what won t be possibl... | minister thanks deputy president i m reminded that in addition to enterprise bargaining agreements being available for women in that situation i think i said earlier that this bill won t have any impact on individual flexibility agreements so there still are opportunities for women in that situation to reach agreements... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,946 | 29.65 | it will not undo decades of neglect overnight but it matters it s a start and it is a signal it tells workers in port pirie and hobart you matter it tells our children we are investing in your future it tells the world australia will not give up its industrial capacity without a fight that is the heart of future made i... | it will not undo decades of neglect overnight but it matters it s a start and it is a signal it tells workers in port pirie and hobart you matter it tells our children we are investing in your future it tells the world australia will not give up its industrial capacity without a fight that is the heart of future made i... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,947 | 28.08 | and its increasing interference in states rights prompted him to seek preselection for the senate in 1975 fifty years ago he won a place on the joint coalition ticket and entered the senate in one of the most turbulent periods of australian politics in stan s first speech he spoke about the challenges of isolation and ... | and its increasing interference in state s rights prompted him to seek preselection for the senate in nineteen seventy five fifty years ago he won a place on the joint coalition ticket and entered the senate in one of the most turbulent periods of australian politics in stan s first speech he spoke about the challenges... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,948 | 28.72 | ion in october last year we have a new government in queensland that has revitalised the olympics and the paralympics and made sure that we have a road map to their delivery in 2032 i want to acknowledge the fantastic work of premier david crisafulli deputy premier jarrod bleijie and the minister for the olympic and pa... | in october last year we have a new government in queensland who have revitalized the olympics and their paralympics and made sure that we have a roadmap to their delivery in 2032 so i want to acknowledge the fantastic work of david christopher with the premier of the infrastructure minister and deputy premier jared bla... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,949 | 26.78 | vironment and supercharging natural disasters that are already costing communities dearly australia has done too little for far too long we have squandered that critical decade for climate action and now science based targets that keep warming below two degrees will require faster and more focused effort it will requir... | and supercharging natural disasters that are already costing communities dearly australia has done too little for far too long we have squandered that critical decade for climate action and now science based targets that keep warming below two degrees will require faster and more focused effort it will require reaching... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,950 | 29.54 | a their chief executive warren pearce said wa tumbling from 4th to 17th reflects the frustrations and challenges our sector is facing with land access and environmental approvals we know that the government is about to come back to this place by the end of this year senator watt has said with its rejigged nature positi... | and their chief executive warren pierce said wa tumbling from fourth to seventeenth reflects the frustrations and challenges our sector is facing with land access and environmental approvals and we know that the government is about to come back to this place i think senator wat has said by the end of this year with its... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,951 | 29.63 | ot only are they denying australians housing that they need desperately they re giving it to us personnel instead where is the election mandate for this policy i ve gone back and looked for it where is the promise during the election that this would be what they d concentrate on we have a proposal in front of us that h... | not only are they denying australian s housing that they need desperately they re giving it to u s personnel instead and where is the election mandate for this policy i ve gone back and looked for it where is the the promise during the election this would be what they d concentrate on we have a proposal in front of us ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,952 | 26.97 | me price today is 844 000 a 20 per cent deposit is almost 170 000 for young people for renters and for families that can feel basically impossible but under labor s scheme a first home buyer in brisbane will be able to buy a 1 million home with just a 50 000 deposit | the medium home price today is eight hundred and forty four thousand dollars for a hundred one hundred thousand dollars a twenty percent deposit is almost a hundred and seventy thousand dollars for young people for renters for families that can feel basically impossible but under labor scheme a first home buyer in bris... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,953 | 29.71 | on the lesson is very clear the solutions aren t a mystery expand home care packages invest in the workforce build more residential places deliver services to the regions and above all act with urgency because right now older western australians are being left in limbo they deserve the guarantee that wherever they live... | the lesson is very clear the solutions aren t a mystery expand home care packages invest in the workforce build more residential places deliver services to the regions and above all act with urgency because right now older western australians are being left in limbo and they deserve the guarantee that wherever they liv... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,954 | 28.18 | they turn a blind eye enough is enough it s time we stood up for our national flag for what it represents and for the people who fought and died under it it s time we defended our national identity with the same pride and courage shown by those who came before us australian football league senator antic last week the a... | why do they turn a blind eye enough is enough it s time we stood up for our national flag for what it represents and for the people who have fought and died under it it s time we defended our national identity with the same pride and courage shown by those who came before us |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,955 | 26.92 | sing housing it s front of mind for millions of people across the country and for this government we hear it from young people who fear they will never own their own home no matter how hard they work or how diligently they save we hear it from their parents too who fear they will not be able to give their children the ... | it s front of mind for millions of people across the country and for this government we hear it from young people who fear they will never be able to own their own home no matter how hard they work or how diligently they save we hear it from their parents too who fear that they will not be able to give their children t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,956 | 26.6 | usly what will it take for this government to give older australians the care they need this morning i received an email from a constituent they wrote i feel so let down by my government my aged care gave me the names of providers to call every one of them told me they have no funding to send a carer all i ask is two h... | what will it take for this government to give older australians the care that they need just this morning i received an email from a constituent they wrote i feel so let down by my government my aged care gave me the names of providers to call every single one of them told me that they have no funding to send a carer a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,957 | 27.92 | 25 today whenever i speak to people in griffith i hear how much time effort and resources families are putting in to look after themselves and one another during my campaign in griffith i knocked on close to 15 000 doors since then time and time again at my mobile offices across the electorate griffith locals have rais... | today whenever i speak to people in griffith i hear how much time effort and resources families are putting into looking after themselves and one another during my campaign in griffith i knocked on close to fifteen thousand doors and since then at my mobile offices across the electorate time and time again griffith loc... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,958 | 29.099938 | situation where medicine in australia i ve always believed that it s fundamentally about providing that equality of opportunity in many instances people are disadvantaged because of their circumstances because of their genetics because of matters that are no fault of their own this is about bringing them up to scratch ... | where medicine in australia you know i ve always believed that australians if you if your it s all fundamentally it s about providing that equality of opportunity and in many instances people are disadvantaged because of their circumstance because of their genetics because of their you know fault matters that are no fa... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,959 | 29.41 | pharmacist would be reimbursed by the government an expert committee would determine a list of approved medications to ensure quality and effectiveness it sounds like an excellent idea right however doctors strongly opposed the scheme and so did labor s conservative political opponents the doctors feared the legislatio... | the pharmacist would be reimbursed by the government an expert committee would determine a list of approved medications to ensure quality and effectiveness sounds like an excellent idea right however doctors strongly opposed the scheme and so did labour s conservative political opponents the doctors feared that legisla... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,960 | 29.68 | ce the conservatives of the day cried socialised medicine the medical profession challenged it in the high court the legislation was struck down but labor did not give up in 1946 australians were asked at a referendum whether the commonwealth should have the power to legislate for pharmaceutical benefits and other soci... | the conservatives of the day cried socialized medicine the medical profession challenged it in the high court but the legislation was struck down but labor did not give up in nineteen forty six australian were asked at a referendum whether the commonwealth should have the power to legislate for pharmaceutical benefits ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,961 | 28.05 | there were more legal challenges and more delay and it was not until 1960 that the pbs was finally rolled out in the form we know today that is our history hard fought hard won and deeply cherished from curtin to chifley and arthur calwell to whitlam hawke and keating labor governments have built and defended the pbs a... | there were more legal challenges more delay and it was not until nineteen sixty that the pbs was finally rolled out in the form we know today speaker that is our history hard fought heart won and deeply cherished from curtin to chifley to arthur calwell to whitlam hawke and keating labor governments have built and defe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,962 | 27.94 | r families pensioners and workers in my community of calwell and right across australia and it delivers certainty alongside the certainty that we will always fight to protect it our reforms have a real tangible local impact what matters most is what this means for people in our communities in my community local pharmac... | for families pensioners and workers in my community of corwell and right across australia and it delivers certainty alongside the certainty that we will always fight to protect it our reforms have a real tangible local impact and what matters most is what this means for people in our communities in my community local p... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,963 | 28.71 | t don t need to spend hours waiting in a hospital emergency department for families in bonner this clinic will mean faster care lower costs and less stress already more than 360 000 queenslanders have visited a medicare urgent care clinic every week more than 5 600 queenslanders are receiving care from one of the 16 cl... | but don t need to spend hours waiting in a hospital emergency department for families in bonner this clinic will mean faster care lower costs and less stress already more than three hundred and sixty thousand queenslanders have visited medicare medicare urgent care clinic every week more than five thousand six hundred ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,964 | 26.43 | illion earlier this year we froze the cost of pbs medicines for pension and concession card holders so that medicine prices would stay at a maximum 7 70 for my electorate and the older australians there this has made a huge difference in terms of addressing their health needs for non concession card holders the cost wa... | earlier this year we froze the cost of pbs medicines for pension and concession card holders so that medicine prices would stay at a maximum of seven dollars seventy and deputy speaker for my electorate in the number of older australians there this has made a huge difference in terms of addressing their health needs an... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,965 | 29.6 | are for those with more complex mental health needs earlier this year we expanded access to mental health support for young people in my region by opening a new headspace in ballina headspaces are incredibly important for young people to feel comfortable about accessing the health care they need we have one in tweed an... | earlier this year we of course in my region expanded access to mental health support for young people by opening a new headspace in ballina and of course headspaces are incredibly important for young people to feel comfortable about accessing them for the healthcare that they need we have one in tweed and i know they d... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,966 | 28.979938 | ade the choice to look after her child which meant less work now that the joint income of her family has decreased the family is feeling the pressure of the cost of living even more luckily for lucinda s family her son s epilepsy medication is one that is listed on the pbs meaning that they will have to pay only 25 fro... | that she she had to look after her child which meant less work now now that the joint income of her family has decreased the families feeling the pressure of the cost of living even more so luckily for lucinda s family her son s epilepsy medication is one that is listed under on the pbs meaning they will now only have ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,967 | 27.22 | 31 isn t it lucky for alex he doesn t need to afford health insurance to pay for his medicines because in this country in australia medicare is for all it is for all australians this is why the australian people are so passionately committed to medicare it is something that is iconic those on the opposition benches jus... | six hundred thirty one dollars isn t it lucky for alex he doesn t need to afford health insurance to pay uh for his medicines because in this country in australia medicare is for all it is for all australians this is why the australian people are so passionately committed to medicare it is something that is iconic you ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,968 | 27.68 | a fire how proud the labor party must be because the labor party always finds a way to take more of working australians income to shove into a superannuation fund so that people can have a larger 67th birthday cake but their only answer these days is to shovel more government control into people s homes this is the pro... | how proud the labor party must be because a labor party always finds a way to take more of australia working australian s income to shove into a superannuation fund so people can have a larger sixty seventh birthday cake but their only answer these days is how they can then shovel more money into or more government con... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 1,969 | 29.82 | on behalf of the australian people quite frankly those who are not in government need to ensure that the australian people are served and are served well all we are doing with this bill is putting a minimum floor that s it under staffing so that the prime minister cannot starve the parliament of the resources that it n... | on behalf of the australian people and quite frankly those who are not in government need to ensure that the australian people are served and are served well so all we are doing with this bill is putting a floor that s it minimum floor under staffing so that the prime minister cannot starve the parliament of the resour... |
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