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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,670 | 29.61 | rm four months ago when dead fish were washing up on the beaches they raised it again the government did nothing now over 14 000 marine animals have died local fishing and tourism businesses well they re suffering and coastal ecosystems have been devastated it s a misconception that the coalition does not care about th... | four months ago when dead fish were washing up on the beaches they raised it again the government did nothing now over fourteen thousand marine animals have died local fishing and tourism businesses well their suffering and coastal ecosystems have been devastated it s a misconception that the coalition does not care ab... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,671 | 21.91 | an overwhelming national interest outcome at stake the national interest approval will not switch off the new environmental protections in their entirety the approval must still be consistent with our international obligations including for world heritage and ramsar wetlands the minister must also make sure that the te... | an overwhelming national interest outcome at stake the national interest approval will not switch off the new environmental protections in their entirety the approval must still be consistent with our international obligations including for world heritage and ramsar wetlands the minister must also make sure that the te... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,672 | 27.76 | amendments also address native forest logging and deforestation first they repeal the exemption for the regional forestry agreements in the epbc act second they repeal what is called the continuous use exemption third they insert a new provision that makes clear that for any area over 20 hectares where threatened or mi... | my amendments also address native forest logging and deforestation first they repeal the exemption for the regional forestry agreements in the epbc act second they repeal what is called the continuous use exemption third they insert a new provision that makes clear that in any area over twenty hectares where threatened... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,673 | 26.38 | itizenship and leader of the house the government won t be supporting the amendments and i ll go through in turn the different issues and the information that i ve been provided with firstly with respect to forestry our intention as the minister for the environment and water has stated is that we will apply the nationa... | and i give the call to the minister thanks deputy speaker the government won t be supporting the amendments and i ll go through in turn the different issues and information that have been provided with firstly with respect to forestry our intention as a minister for environment has stated is that we will apply the nati... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,674 | 22.32 | nd provide that advice to both the climate change and environment ministers while this advice would not be binding it would ensure that emissions data and abatement plans are used meaningfully in assessments not left to another minister after approval approving major emitters first and hoping another minister cleans it... | and provide that advice both to climate change and environment ministers while this advice would not be binding it will ensure that emissions data and abatement plans are used meaningfully in assessments not left to another minister after approval improving major emitters first and hoping another minister cleans it up ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,675 | 29.31 | o protect children and future generations from the impacts of climate change this follows the case of minister for the environment v sharma where the court initially found the minister owed such a duty though it was overturned on appeal due to the legislation this amendment fixes the problem the proposal responds to pu... | children and future generations from the impacts of climate change this follows a case of shama versus the minister for the environment where the court initially found the minister owed such a duty though it was overturned on appeal due to the legislation this amendment fixes the problem the proposal responds to public... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,676 | 25.239938 | my amendments create an independent board to sit above nepa as is common with many other organisations this board would oversee the functions of nepa and importantly select the ceo the board s functions would include appointing the ceo determining policies and long term strategic plans for the ceo advising the ceo and ... | my amendments create an independent board to sit above nipa as um as is common with many other organizations this board would oversee the functions of nipa and importantly select the ceo the board s functions would include appointing the ceo determining policies and long term strategic plans for the ceo advising the ce... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,677 | 25.53 | al and strategic minerals industry ms trish cook my question is to the minister for resources and minister for northern australia how is the albanese labor government supporting australia s critical minerals sector why is reliable energy so important for this sector and what other proposals have been put forward ms mad... | or hear from the honourable member for bullwinkle thank you speaker my question is to the minister for resources and northern australia how is the albanese labor government supporting australia s critical minerals sector why is reliable energy so important for this sector and what other proposals have been put forward ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,678 | 21.740063 | on behalf of all members i thank you for your service and wish you and your sisters strength and courage | on behalf of all members i thank you for your service and wish you and your sister strength and courage to call to order mr ryan thank you speaker my question is for the prime minister |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,679 | 24.11 | hought albo s urgent care clinics were a waste until i needed one and with all of the zeal you would expect from a convert he then went on to describe a very unfortunate incident where his surfboard went into his foot and cut it quite considerably on the weekend he went into the corrimal urgent care clinic which he fou... | thought elbows urgent care clinics were a waste until i needed one until i needed one and with all of the zeal you would expect from a convert he then went on to describe a very unfortunate incident where his surfboard went into his foot and cut it quite considerably on the weekend he went into the coronal urgent care ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,680 | 29.31 | urbs of adelaide back in the 1990s when healthscope the same company was given the contract to run the modbury hospital the member for makin will remember it was a debacle and had to be brought in house we ve seen repeat after repeat of this failed liberal party experiment to privatise our public acute care hospitals w... | of adelaide back in the nineteen ninety s when health scope the same company was given the host the contract to run the modbury hospital remember for make them all remember it was a debacle and had to be brought in house and we ve seen repeat after repeat of this failed liberal party experiment to privatise our public ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,681 | 29.65 | ng arrangements and guaranteeing private and public services on the northern beaches site but if the member wants me to update her and keep representing these issues to the new south wales minister of course i d be more than happy to political advertising mr katter my question is to the minister representing the specia... | essentially unwinding arrangements and guaranteeing private and public services on the northern beaches side but if the member wants me to update her and keep representing these issues to newsouth last minister of course i ll be more than happy sir call to a member for kennedy um minister representing special minister ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,682 | 29.33 | ads there s an open invitation from the special minister of state for all members including the member for kennedy and senators to meet with him to discuss this important reform we know that regulating paid political communication and indeed more broadly mis and disinformation is a complex issue with many members and s... | there s an open invitation from the special minister for state for all members including for the member for kennedy and senators to meet with him to discuss this important reform we know that regulating paid political communication and indeed more broadly mists and disinformation is a complex issue with many members an... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,683 | 27.58 | ernight ex service organisations and even the independent tribunal have repeatedly warned the government that this bill will be harming veterans wellbeing because it essentially says that the australian government thinks that there is a time limit on service recognition we know whether it is a decade two decades four d... | overnight x service organizations and even the independent tribunal has repeatedly warned the government that this bill will be harming veterans well being because it essentially says that the australian government thinks there is a time limit on service recognition and we know um that whether it is a decade two decade... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,684 | 27.56 | y couldn t do that prior to remembrance day and do you know why simply because they didn t want this chamber to do its job they think that somehow this chamber doesn t have the right to discharge bad legislation they tried every little technical trick in the book to stop the senate doing in a timely fashion what we re ... | that they couldn t do that prior to remembrance day and you know why simply because they didn t want this chamber to do its job that somehow um this chamber doesn t have the right to discharge bad legislation and they tried every little technical trick in the book to stop the senate doing what we re going to do this mo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,685 | 29.350063 | who actually said no for once we re going to draw a line in the sand and not just give defence leadership whatever they want every time they ask no questions asked dudding the veterans community in the process it s a sign of at least some mild resistance to the endless power grab and the arrogance of defence leadership... | who actually said no for once we re going to draw a line in the sand and not just give defense leadership whatever they want every time they ask no questions asked and dub the veterans community in the process because it s a sign of at least some mild resistance to the endless power grab the the arrogance of defense le... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,686 | 29.17 | es what if we do find grandpa s secret box of documents in the cupboard 20 years from now that time limit s run out and we can t recognise the work that was done how devastating is that going to be for the family that they finally found it and now it s gone we would certainly argue against those time limits how on eart... | what if we do find grandpa s secret box of documents in the cupboard twenty years from now that time limits run out and we can t recognise the work that was done how devastating is that going to be for the family that they finally found it and now it s gone we would certainly argue against those time limits well how on... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,687 | 25.330063 | was an incredibly bad decision with far reaching negative implications as vespiia wrote in their submission this approach locks out important contributors many historic recognition cases have been uncovered by historians extended relatives or advocates particularly where no immediate family survives restricting eligibi... | was an incredibly bad decision with farreaching negative implication as as vesper wrote in their submission this approach approach locks out important contributors many historic recognition cases have been uncovered by historians extended relatives or advocates particularly when no immediate family survives restricting... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,688 | 23.7 | or advocacy this amendment was introduced without public consultation or adequate scrutiny changes that affect millions of australians should be transparent and informed by those most impacted finally this one is also very important this is from the aboriginal legal service under this legislat | or advocacy this amendment was introduced without public consultation or adequate scrutiny changes that affect millions of australians should be a transparent and informed by most those most impacted end quote and just finally this one is also very important this is from the aboriginal legal service new south wales ac ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,689 | 29.41 | on schedule 5 others would have been provided if others had sought it there was a genuine willingness to provide as much time or information as we could to explain why we believe this particular power although very rarely used i imagine is required as part of a suite of responses to some of the issues in the social sec... | on schedule five and others would have been provided if others had sought it there was a genuine willingness to provide as much time or information as we could to explain why we believe this particular power although very rarely used i imagine is required as part of a suite of responses to some of the issues in the soc... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,690 | 26.69 | would apply to those who have committed a serious violent or sexual offence and are on the run when they are no longer on the run that is when it is known where they are and they are in touch with the authorities that entitlement to that payment continues | it would apply to those who have been uh who have committed a serious violent or sexual offence and is on the run now when they are no longer on the run that is that they are you know i known where they are and in touch with the authorities that entitlement to that payment continues |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,691 | 27.38 | ower i think the commitments that the minister for social services has given should address some of those concerns the minister wrote that the minister will report when that power has been used and provide the information that informed the decision including the advice from services australia the minist | i think the commitments that the minister for social security social services has given should address some of those concerns writing to notify about that she will report or the minister will report when those when that power has been used provided with information that informed the decision including the advice from s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,692 | 29.1 | er also asked the ombudsman to consider reporting on the use of the measure as part of their annual report and consulted with the ombudsman in the development of guidance and procedures to assist in the administration of the measure this is a power that is needed it is a power that would be very rarely used but we beli... | also asking the ombudsman to consider reporting on the use of the measure as part of their annual report and consulting with the ombudsman in the development of guidance and procedures to assist in the administration of the measure this is a power that is needed it is a power that would be very rarely used but we belie... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,693 | 27.41 | specifically the amendments insert a new section 44a into the student assistance act to ensure a computer program may be used for the purposes of administering the small debt waiver and small undetermined debt waiver provisions in the student assistance act this ensures the waivers can be administered in the same way a... | specifically the amendments insert a new section forty four a into the students assistance act to ensure a computer program may be used for the purposes of administering the small debt waiver and small undetermined debt waiver provisions in the student assistance act this ensures the waivers can be administered in the ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,694 | 29.29 | m senator thorpe s contribution around the statement from academic and legal experts i think it s important that we get on the record who it is that s telling the government that we really need to have some additional scrutiny of schedule 5 it s people like marian sawyer emeritus professor from the australian national ... | senator thorpe s contribution around the statement from academic and legal experts i think it s important that we get on the record who it is uh that s telling the government that we really need to have some additional scrutiny into this schedule five uh it s people like marian sawyer emeritus professor from the austra... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,695 | 24.75 | ll check and see whether there are any specific dates i can give but i was certainly involved in a number of discussions around this matter and it was post the original bill being put together essentially going through our government approvals processe | minister i ll check and see whether there s any specific dates i can give but i was certainly involved in a number of discussions around this matter and it was post the bill itself the original bill being you know being put together essentially been going through our government approvals processes |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,696 | 29.19 | this particular power what i haven t heard is a reasonable excuse for these far reaching powers notwithstanding that the government says they re only going to apply to a select group of individuals these are far reaching powers they | this particular power what i haven t heard is a reasonable excuse for why these far reaching powers notwithstanding that the government says they re only going to apply to a select group of individuals these are far reaching powers they bypass presumption of innocence |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,697 | 28.59 | they bypass the rule of law we have 112 or more legal academics and experts telling us that this is concerning what i m struggling to understand is why the government has sought to put this into this bill when it was entirely open to the government | they bypass the rule of law we have a hundred and twelve or more legal academics and experts telling us that this is concerning and what i m struggling to understand is why the government has sought to put this into this bill when it was entirely open to the government |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,698 | 20.720063 | ch aboriginal legal services and women s legal services your government has sought advice from to ensure that we are not targeted and not caught up in this dangerous last minute addition to this bill s | aboriginal legal services and women s legal services that your government has sought advice on to ensure that we are not targeted and were not caught up with this dangerous last minute addition to this bill |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,699 | 26.710063 | ing that we have a full range of powers available to us should they be required in the very rare circumstances that a benefit restriction notice might be applicable senator shoebridge thanks very much minister you say very rare circumstances of course the law coun | this is about ensuring that we have a full range of powers available to us should they be required in that very rare circumstance that a benefit restriction notice might be applicable senator shoebridge um thanks very much minister you say very rare circumstances of course the law council s |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,700 | 26.13 | or was it that the one case led you to seek advice from those different agencies i ask this because there is great concern about how this found its way to being attached to the bill without due process understanding how it found its way to be attached to the bill without due process is important were each of these agen... | or was it that the one case led you to seek advice from those different agencies um and i ask this because there is great concern about how this found its way being attached to the bill without due process so understanding how it found its way to be attached to the bill without without due process is important was brea... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,701 | 27.34 | sought to protect themselves by hiding their address hiding their whereabouts or desperately trying to change their look change their appearance or change their town in order to prevent the violence continuing against them and their family they re then charged based on some assertion by the police and or the violent pa... | seek to protect themselves by hiding their address hiding their whereabouts um desperately trying to sometimes you know change their look change their appearance change their town in order to prevent the violence continuing against them and their family they re then charged based upon some assertion by the police and o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,702 | 21.91 | ays that the definition of serious violent or sexual offence in division 395 of the criminal code act is very wide and includes offences across commonwealth state and territory law with maximum penalties as low as seven years as well as capturing conduct which would involve serious risk of personal injury it also inclu... | say that the definition of serious violent or sexual offence in division three known five of the criminal code act is very wide and includes offences across commonwealth state and territory law with maximum penalties as low as seven years as well as capturing contact conduct which would involve serious risk of personal... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,703 | 26.99 | signed up with austria belgium cambodia chile columbia costa rica denmark fiji finland ireland jamaica kenya luxembourg the marshall islands mexico micronesia nepal the netherlands panama spain slovenia vanuatu and tuvalu these countries represent less than 10 per cent of the world s gdp why have we signed up with such... | so we ve signed up with austria with belgium cambodia chile columbia costa rica denmark fiji finland ireland jamaica kenya luxembourg marshall islands mexico micronesia nepal netherlands panama spain slovenia vanuatu and to to to to these countries represent less than ten percent of the world s gdp why are we signed up... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,704 | 29.71 | ill be significant under these changes but i want more gps to take up our incentive and bulk bill every patient i have begun a campaign in perth s southern suburbs and the south west in the electorates of canning and forrest asking residents to tell me if they think their gp should bulk bill i will write to those gps o... | will be significant under these changes but i want more gps to take up our incentive and bulk bill every patient so i have begun a campaign in perth s southern suburbs and southwest in the electorates of cunningham forest asking residents to tell me if they think their gp should bulk bill and i will write to them on th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,705 | 29.34 | taff they fought this government s same pay same job legislation and they lost twice at the fair work commission if amazon can t abide by australian law they might lose too climate change senator whish wilson a recent study by cornell university found that 99 9 per cent of scientists across 90 000 peer reviewed papers ... | they fought this government s same pay same job legislation and they lost twice at the fur work commission and if amazon can t abide by the australian law they might lose too thank you senator mal holland senator wish wilson thank you deputy president a recent study by cornell university found that ninety nine point ni... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,706 | 28.53 | as said at cop this expanded membership another four countries have signed australia is yet to sign but i hope it will reflects growing international recognition that threats to information integrity represent one of the defining challenges of our time weakening the foundations of public debate and undermining societie... | this expanded membership of countries in other four countries have signed australia is yet to sign at can deputy president but i hope they will this expanded membership reflects a growing international recognition that threats to information integrity represent one of the defining challenges of our time weakening the f... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,707 | 22.94 | my requests were ignored and the council made it clear that appeasing zionists was more important than celebrating a dedicated member of the community a sixteen year old girl s existence should never be denied because of a pendant for a council that values inclusivity diversity the failure to reflect these ideals is hy... | my requests were ignored and the council made it clear that appeasing zionists was more important than celebrating a dedicated member of the community a sixteen year old girl s existence should never be denied because of a pendant for a council that values inclusivity and diversity the failure to reflect these ideals i... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,708 | 29.71 | er meanwhile energy bills under this government have increased 40 per cent this is the same guy that promised australians 275 off your energy bills now he s taking on another job paid for by you only labor would give us a part time minister during a full blown energy energy senator polley that is an amazing contributio... | meanwhile energy bills under this government have increased forty percent so this is the same guy that promised australians two hundred seventy five dollars off these energy bills of your energy bills and now he s taking on another job paid for by you only labor would give us a part time minister during a full bone sen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,709 | 19.34 | higher through the year we re delivering more jobs and better paid jobs and we support wage increases across the economy whether again you work in the market or non market economy we support wage rises we support good jobs secure jobs and well p | higher through the year we re delivering more jobs better paid jobs and we support wage increases across the economy whether again you work in the market or non market economy ah we support wage rises we support good jobs secure jobs well paid jobs we |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,710 | 29.6 | n my question is to the minister for science minister ayres minister under your watch csiro has now copped the biggest job cuts in its history more than 800 jobs lost over the past 18 months and another 350 science jobs to be cut in the months ahead both the cpsu and the csiro staff association have slammed your govern... | thank you president my question is to the minister for science minister as minister under your watch csiro has now copped the biggest job cuts in its history more than eight hundred jobs lost over the past eighteen months and another three hundred and fifty science jobs to be cut in the months ahead both the cpsu and t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,711 | 29.9 | nd a range of the areas that are squarely within the national interest and the national science priorities this is all about strengthening those areas this is of course a difficult process and these scientists are passionate australians who are absolutely qualified in their areas of science and we know that this is ver... | and a range of the areas that are squarely within the within the national interest and the national science priorities that this is all about strengthening those areas this is of course a difficult process and and these scientists are passionate australians who are absolutely qualified in their areas of of science and ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,712 | 28.19 | school or studying at university in the sciences is that they should lean in hard and look hard for a career in the sciences because it is important for our national interest and that there will be a strong viable credible effective national science institution working in a coordinated way with our university sector ou... | at school or studying at university in the sciences is that is that you should lean in hard and look hard for a career in the sciences because it is important for our national interest that there will be a strong viable credible effective national science institution working in a coordinated way with our university sec... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,713 | 24.14 | wholly owned by the chinese government s state power investment corporation or the spic minister my question is how is allowing a foreign authoritarian government to hold influence over australia s critical energy infrastructure in our national interest at all senator ayres new south wales minister for | wholly owned by chinese the chinese government state power investment corporation or the spic so minister my question is how is allowing a foreign authoritative government to hold influence over australia s critical energy infrastructure in our national interest at all thank you senator babette minister is |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,714 | 30 | t minister thank you senator chandler a point of order senator chandler on relevance i asked quite specifically about the government modelling of the cost to the australian people of ending a quarter of our exports the trade minister has gone nowhere near answering that part of the question the president senator chandl... | minister gallagher senator chandler thank you president point of order and is on relevance i asked quite specifically about the government modeling of the cost to the australian people of ending a quarter of our exports |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,715 | 18.470063 | enter bilateral agreements with a new streamlined assessment pathway and the greater use of regional planning to identify upfront go zones and no go zones for development in a particular region these reforms are designed to speed up the delivery of the homes renewables and other economic projects that we desperately n | to enter bilateral agreements a new streamlined assessment pathway and the greater use of regional planning to identify upfront go zones and no go zones for particular development in a particular region now these reforms are designed to speed up the delivery of the homes renewable and other economic projects that we de... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,716 | 26.93 | his is why in the next decade bills are only going to increase it s because of the scale of the cost of this transition senator polley that was an interesting contribution i m very happy to talk about net zero and about energy i wanted to pick up a point that was just made in relation to jobs that some families may not... | this is why that in the next decade bills are only going to increase because of the scale of the cost of this transmission transition so the problem but that was an interesting contribution i m very happy to talk about net zero and about energy but i just want to pick up them a point that was just made in relation to j... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,717 | 22.920063 | e no credibility at all when it comes to net zero or addressing the urgency of climate change as someone who represents the great state of tasmania where we have been generating renewable energy for decades upon decades for a century or more we know the value that that brings to the | credibility at all when it comes to net zero or addressing the urgency in climate change and for someone who represents a great state of tasmania where we have been generating renewable energy for decades upon decades what for a century or more we know the value that that brings to |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,718 | 28.61 | on the horizon which means that those costs are going to be baked in people are paying more in tax personal income tax receipts are now the largest share of gdp since the gst was introduced a quarter of a century ago and the parliamentary budget office expects that income tax receipts will go from 12 7 per cent of gdp ... | on the horizon which means that those costs are going to be baked in people are paying more in tax personal income tax receipts now the largest share of gdp since the gst was introduced a quarter of a century ago and the pbo the parliamentary budget office expects that income tax receipts will go from twelve point seve... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,719 | 28.619938 | of coalition government they brought 21 or 22 energy policies to this place it might have even got to 23 and didn t land a single one now they re back with another energy policy to step away from net zero a position which would hurt workers affect jobs and damage industry it is absolutely clear to me as it should be to... | twenty one twenty two might have even got to twenty three energy policies which they brought to this place and didn t land a single one and now they re back with another energy policy to step away from net zero a position which would hurt workers which would affect jobs and which would damage industry and it is absolut... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,720 | 29.449938 | to deliver these arbitrary artificial targets that the government has set which effectively put a straitjacket around our economy and our ability to be competitive and provide good paying jobs what we have decided to do on this side of politics is to say something that i think is pretty common sense and that is that we... | to deliver these arbitrary artificial targets that the government has set which effectively put a straitjacket around our economy and our ability to be competitive and provide good paying jobs what we have decided to do on this side of politics is to say something that i think is pretty common sense and that is that we... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,721 | 29.140063 | y i m not sure i agree with that perhaps the worst thing that i hear for australian businesses right now is our shockingly high energy prices that s the worst thing it s almost impossible to run anything that is energy intensive in this country right now because we are paying so much for energy we are paying so much fo... | i don t sure i agree with that i think perhaps the worst thing for australian businesses right now that i hear is our shockingly high energy prices that s the worst thing that s the worst thing it s almost impossible to run anything that is energy intensive in this country right now because we are paying so much for en... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,722 | 29.75 | simply to amend the interactive gambling act 2001 to remove the exemption for wagering services which relate to betting on greyhound racing in effect this would end online wagering on greyhound racing and hasten the demise of the industry sensibly the bill provides for a period of two years to allow the industry to ade... | simply to amend the interactive gambling act of two thousand and one to remove the exemption for wagering services which relate to betting on greyhound racing in effect this would end online wagering on greyhound racing and hasten the demise of the industry sensibly the bill provides for a period of two years to allow ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,723 | 26.97 | ng the businesses in australia who are no longer viable in this country because energy prices are through the roof so much for a future made in australia without taking money off nurses and tradies the mount isa refinery has closed the port pirie smelter has closed whyalla has closed alcoa kwinana refinery has closed a... | directly supporting the businesses in australia who are no longer viable in this country because energy prices are through the roof so much for a future made in australia without taking money off nurses and tradies denounce their refinery closed the port pirie smelter closed why allah closed the alcoa quinana refinery ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,724 | 28.89 | our heroes cartman stan kyle and kenny you pick who is whom meet another boy who insists the gnomes are stealing his underpants it turns out that he s right our heroes trace the gnomes back to their cave where they can see the cunning plan on the wall is a chart one the left it says step 1 steal underpants on the right... | our heroes cartman stan kyle and kenny you pick who is whom meet another boy who insists the gnomes are stealing his underpants turns out he s right and our heroes trace the gnomes back to their cave where they can see the cunning plan on the wall is a chart on the left step one steal underpants on the right step three... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,725 | 27.149938 | on a point of order dr haines interjecting mr joyce interjecting the deputy speaker member for indi and member for new england i m having difficulty hearing the debate over here i ask you both to refrain from conversation in the chamber by all means pop outside and carry on the conversation ms comer it has now been end... | apologies just a point of ought excuse me member for in di member for new england i m really having difficulty here in the debate over here i m going to ask you to both refrain from conversation in the chamber by all means pop outside and carry on the conversation but the member for petrie has the call it is now being ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,726 | 20.570063 | no replacement plan no transition plan no grid modernisation net zero action they announced 23 different energy policies and did not land a single one not one their chaos created the energy mess that australians are still paying for today we know what doing nothing looks like res | no replacement plan no transition plan no grid modernization net zero action they announced twenty three different energy policies and did not land a single one not one their chaos created the energy mess that australians are still paying for today and we know what doing nothing looks like |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,727 | 22.38 | ird the motion calls for a thorough review of the future gas strategy and that review must go beyond supply it must consider demand management the impact of gas users across the economy and our climate commitments gas will play a role in the transition to net zero but what role and for how lo | third the motion calls for a thorough review of the future gas strategy and that review must go beyond supply it must consider demand management the impact of gas users across the economy and our climate commitments gas will play a role in the transition to net zero but what role and for how long |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,728 | 28.69 | o so access to stable affordable gas is not an industrial preference it s a sovereign capability necessity it ll be essential to the transition to net zero predictable voices will tell you all we need is more supply that s misleading we need supply at the right prices and we need contracts that are fair manufacturers o... | access to stable affordable gas is not just an industrial preference it s a sovereign capability necessity it ll be essential to the transition in at zero predictable voices will tell you all we need is more supply that s misleading we need supply at the right prices and we need contracts that are fair manufacturers of... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,729 | 28.61 | holding out to ramp up prices beyond the contract period this is intolerable tinkering at the edges is not enough to fix this the accc has doubted that past interventions aren t having a perceivable effect we need strong action a complete rethink of the terms on which australian resources serve the australian national ... | holding out to ramp up prices beyond the contract period this is intolerable tinkering at the edges is not enough to fix this the a triple c has doubted that past interventions aren t having a perceivable effect we need strong action a complete rethink of the terms on which australian resources serve the australian nat... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,730 | 20.18 | ce that australians are paying australian users of gas have been paying the price of poor policy instead of benefiting from their natural resource domestic users are forced to compete with international markets since 2015 consumption for gas in eastern australia has fallen by 32 per cent but prices have t | prices that australians are paying australian users of gas have been paying the price of poor policy instead of benefiting from their natural resource domestic users are forced to compete with international markets since twenty fifteen consumption for gas in eastern australia has fallen by thirty two percent but prices... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,731 | 27.2 | feel like the criminal after that lauren endured further violence and coercion from another partner she became homeless she fought court battles her child was placed into care at one point that abusive partner took out a domestic violence order against her a move that prevented her from completing her nursing studies | feel like the criminal after that lauren endured further violence and coercion from another partner she became homeless she fought court battles her child was placed into care at one point that abusive partner took out a domestic violence order against her a move that prevented her from completing her nursing degree he... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,732 | 29.139938 | eight days one in four women have experienced domestic violence by a partner which is 25 per cent of women in this country that is completely unacceptable behind those statistics the member for dickson shared one story we know there is a story for every one of those women and it s not just the women that are impacted i... | one in four women have experienced domestic violence by a partner one in four 25 percent of women in this country and that is completely unacceptable and behind those statistics as the member for dixon shared that was one story but we know there s there s a story for every one of those women and it s not just those wom... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,733 | 27.59 | more women will save 400 a year in medicare rebates on iuds and through changes to the pbs 365 000 women have already accessed 715 000 cheaper scripts for contraceptives and menopausal hormone therapies this is one of the largest health investments by any government because women s health must be a priority and healthc... | more women will save four hundred dollars a year in medicare rebates on iuds three hundred and sixty five thousand women have already accessed seven hundred and fifty thousand seven hundred and fifteen thousand cheaper scripts for contraceptives and menopausal hormone therapies through changes to the pbs this is one of... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,734 | 26.49 | s historian henry reynolds has said the true history of australia begins in the north today i believe it is fair to observe that it is in the north where we are writing australia s future i thank the house mr | historian henry reynolds has said that the true history of australia begins in the north today i believe it is fair to reserve that it is in the north where we are writing australia s future i think the house yeah the member for maranoa and leader of the nationals in response to the minister statement thank you deputy ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,735 | 29.08 | offers a remarkable potential which extends into many critical areas it has a profound strategic and defence potential which is underpinned by the proximity of northern australia to our indo pacific region from energy security to mining and critical minerals it has a potential which is tied to the north s extraordinary... | offers a remarkable potential which extends into many critical areas this is a profound strategic and defense potential which is under is underpinned by the proximity of northern australia to our indo pacific region from energy security to mining and critical minerals this is a potential which is tied to the north s ex... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,736 | 29.959938 | a for more than 400 years we know that across the past 400 years the world has evolved and reinvented itself time and time again we ve seen it through the recharting of imperial borders we ve seen it through the industrial revolution and its compounding impacts upon the ability to urbanise to increase populations and t... | and of course we know that across these past four hundred years that the world has evolved and reinvented itself time and time again we ve seen it through the re charting of imperial borders we ve seen it through the industrial revolution and its compounding impacts upon the ability to urbanize to increase populations ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,737 | 25.34 | so fed us amazingly we know that the 5 2 per cent of australians who live in the north grow about 121 2 million beef cattle for domestic and international consumption as well as 96 per cent of our bananas and 92 per cent of our mangoes the north also dominates australia s remarkable mining sector with nearly eight per ... | the north has also fed us amazingly we know that the five point two percent of australian s who live in the north grow about twelve and a half million beef cattle for domestic and international consumption as well as ninety six percent of our bananas and ninety two percent of our mangoes the north also dominates austra... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,738 | 28.57 | oalition considers this to be a prudent measure that would bring the oversight of these agencies in line with that of their national intelligence community counterparts the limited intelligence functions of the department of home affairs pertain to the collection and analysis of intelligence for the purposes of immigra... | the coalition considers this to be a prudent measure that would bring the oversight of these agencies in line with the national intelligence community counterparts the limited intelligence functions of the department of home affairs pertain to the collection and analysis of intelligence for the purposes of immigration ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,739 | 26.05 | require the inspector general and the director general of the office of national intelligence to provide annual briefings to the pjcis it will also make a number of technical amendments to the intelligence services act 2001 to modernise and clarify the provisions to ensure the pjcis s enabling legislation is adapted to... | require the inspector general and the director general of the office of national intelligence to provide annual briefings to the pj cis it will also make a number of technical amendments to the intelligence services act two thousand and one to modernize and clarify the provisions to ensure the pj cis s enabling legisla... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,740 | 28.209938 | be speaking to them more closely the coalition will be constructive where we can especially on important reforms to improve our national intelligence architecture we recognise that this bill is an important strengthening of the oversight of our national intelligence community but we will continue to hold the government... | mr deputy speaker the coalition will continue to be constructive where we can especially on important reforms to improve our national intelligence architecture we recognise that this bill is an important strengthening of the oversight of our national intelligence community but we will also continue to hold the governme... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,741 | 28.190063 | the purpose of the legislation is to strengthen the oversight of the national intelligence community the bill builds on two strong labor legacies the creation of the roles of the inspector general of intelligence and security the igis and the parliamentary joint committee on intelligence and security the pjcis among ot... | the purpose of the legislation is to strengthen the oversight of the national intelligence community the bill builds on two strong labor legacies the creation of the roles of the inspector general of intelligence and security the i g i s and the parliamentary joint committee on intelligence and security the p g c i s a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,742 | 23.36 | secondly the right to a fair trial and a fair hearing is engaged by schedule 1 of the bill which requires the inspector general of intelligence and security to consult the head of an intelligence agency on whether the terms of a proposed response to the pjcis would prejudice the fair trial of a person or the impartial ... | secondly the right to a fair trial and a fair hearing is engaged by schedule one to the bill which requires the inspector general of intelligence and security to consult the head of an intelligence agency on whether the terms of a proposed response to the pj cis would prejudice the fair fair trial of a person or the im... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,743 | 29.49 | mid this year i gave birth to my first child at dandenong hospital where i experienced firsthand the peace of mind that comes from a strong public health system supported by medicare there were no bills no gap fees just compassionate high quality care and the freedom to focus on my son not my finances that experience r... | mid this year i gave birth to my first child at danyong hospital where i experienced firsthand the peace of mind that comes from a strong public health system supported by medicare there were no bills no gap fees just compassionate high quality care and the freedom to focus on my son and not my finances that experience... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,744 | 28.97 | recent days there a communique was issued by every single country supporting the paris agreement supporting a reduction in emissions and recognising that it s not a choice between a strong economy and sustainability that in order to have a strong economy you need to deal with the challenge and the threat of climate cha... | over recent days they re a communique issued by every single country supporting the paris agreement supporting a reduction in emissions recognizing that it s not a choice between a strong economy and sustainability that in order to have a strong economy you need to deal with the challenge and the threat of climate chan... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,745 | 28.66 | inherited from those opposite as well as modernising our economy we ve made good progress since the economic reform roundtable as well we acknowledge that in the lead up to the budget we will do even more opposition members interjecting dr chalmers as i hear them chirping away over there i finish on this point whether ... | cleaning up the mess that we inherited from those opposite as well as modernizing our economy and we ve made good progress since the economic reform roundtable as well mr speaker we acknowledge that in the lead up to the budget we will do even more but mr speaker as i hear them chirping away over there mr speaker i fin... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,746 | 19.15 | rices it s about cleaning up the mess that we inherited from those opposite when they let four gig go out of the system and only put one gig back in we have been working away very urgently to try and introduce more of that cleaner and cheaper energy if they cared about energy price | it s about cleaning up the mess that we inherited from those opposite when they left for let four gig go out of the system and only put one gig back in and we have been working away very urgently to try and introduce more of that cleaner and cheaper energy mr speaker now if they cared about |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,747 | 29.83 | the speaker the member for wannon is claiming to be misrepresented mr tehan yes the speaker you may proceed mr tehan in question time today the prime minister stated that the coalition opposed australia s bid for the united nations security council he said it should be a source of bipartisan pride when australians succ... | personal explanation does that speak remember claim to be misrepresented yes yes you may proceed in question time today the prime minister stated that the coalition opposed australia s bid for the united nations security council and i quote it should be a source of bipartisan pride when australian succeed just like we ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,748 | 23.62 | 025 i ask leave of the house to make a short statement in connection with the report leave granted mr zappia this report is the fourth report of 2025 and the second for the 48th parliament this report considers two proposed works by airservices australia the first proposal deals with the aviation rescue fire fighting s... | thank you madam deputy speaker again on behalf of the parliamentary standing committee in public works i present the committee s fourth report for twenty twenty five and the second for the forty eighth parliament this report considers two proposed works by air services australia the first proposal deals with the aviati... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,749 | 20.14 | the proposed work is to reduce the risk of pfas contamination to humans and the surrounding environment this will occur by removing 90 per cent of the estimated 140 kilograms of pfas mass residing in the soil and around the former firefighting training | of the proposed work is to reduce the risk of pfas contamination to humans and the surrounding environment this will occur by removing ninety percent of the estimated one hundred and forty kilograms of pfas mass residing in the soil at and around the former fire fighting training grounds |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,750 | 26.11 | and the diversity of views that have sent us all here and support the coalition s motion which seeks to uphold our traditions and respectful debate here in the chamber not the disrespectful way in which it was conducted yester | and their diversity of views that have sent us all here um and support the coalition s motion which seeks to uphold our traditions and seek a respectful debate here in the chamber not the disrespectful way it was conducted yesterday as minister gallagher thank you prison and i rise just to make a few short remarks uh a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,751 | 14.78 | we are delivering for the people of australia we ve delivered more bulk billing medicare we ve delivered cheaper medicines we are now delivering the student debt cuts that we promised at the election | we are delivering for the people of australia we ve delivered more bulk billing medicare we ve delivered cheaper medicines we re now delivering the student debt cuts that we promised at the election while those opposite |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,752 | 27.95 | d support for my colleagues and those in our community suffering such unacceptable persecution we need to do better as a country armenian national committee of australia senator sharma before speaking i d like to endorse and commend the comments made by senator pocock just then and add my name to his sentiments today i... | i pledge my solidarity and support to my colleagues and those in our community suffering such unacceptable persecution we need to do better as a country sandra sharon thanks acting deputy president before speaking i d like to endorse and commend the comments of senator pocock just then join my name to his sentiments as... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,753 | 20.6 | intimate partner violence causes more death disability and illness for women aged 25 to 44 than any other preventable risk factor yet across the last decade we have started to see a decrease in violence and a significant decline in the number of women murdered over the past three decades | intimate partner violence causes more death disability and illness for women aged twenty five to forty four than any other preventable risk factor yet across the last decade we have started to see a decreasing violence and a significant decline in the number of women murdered over the past three decades |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,754 | 23.52 | e of their disabilities for students at school we know that the system isn t providing what they need to succeed i ve heard from parents and from disabled young children that school isn t safe with bullying exclusion and ineffective support plans we need to resource our public schools bet | because of their disabilities for students at school we know that the system isn t providing what they need to succeed i ve heard from parents and from disabled young children that school isn t safe bullying exclusion ineffective support plans we need to resource our public schools better |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,755 | 20.41 | ed it we are investing in legal services including women s legal services legislating 10 days paid domestic violence leave and launching an inquiry into domestic family and sexual violence related suicide we ve established the national higher education code to prevent and respond to gender based violence in universitie... | safety when they need it investing in legal services including women s legal services legislating ten days paid domestic violence leave launching an inquiry into domestic family and sexual violence related suicide establish the national higher education code to prevent and respond to gender based violence in universiti... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,756 | 29.300063 | women s wages are not suppressed that they are getting paid properly for the work they re doing and that they have skills and training opportunities on par with men our women s health package ensures women aren t paying out of pocket and are able to access services in the health system in ways they haven t been able to... | not suppressed that they are getting paid properly for the work they re doing that they have skills and training opportunities on par with men our women s health package to make sure that women aren t paying out of pocket and are actually being able to access services in the health system in ways that they haven t been... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,757 | 29.090063 | hat australians know who is on their side when it comes to health we will continue to invest in medicare and continue to expand access to medicare for all australians the president senator pocock second supplementary senator david pocock well canberrans are asking whether the government is on our side i welcome the add... | we back the health needs of australians and i tell you what australians know who is on their side when it comes to health we will continue to invest in medicare and continue to expand access to medicare for all australians senator prokops second supplementary thank you president thank you minister well cam berrans are ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,758 | 27.76 | more generally that we are determined to repair the damage that was done in the period when those opposite governed we saw a significant deterioration in the overall capacity of the health system and we are determined to repair it migration senator bell my question is to the minister representing the minister for infra... | more generally that we are determined to repair the damage that was done in the period when those opposite governed we saw a significant deterioration in the overall capacity of the health system and we are determined to repair it thank you minister senator bill thank you president my question is for the minister repre... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,759 | 26.609938 | structure australia s 2025 i nfrastructure market capacity report shows there is a shortage of around 140 000 skilled workers across australia and this is expected to explode to a 300 000 worker shortfall by 2027 the albanese labor government has imported roughly 1 2 million extra migrants since 2022 and now the ceo of... | infrastructure australia s twenty twenty five infrastructure market capacity report shows there is a shortage of around one hundred and forty thousand skilled workers across australia and this is expected to explode to a three hundred thousand worker short fall by twenty twenty seven the albanese labor governments impo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,760 | 26.37 | who oppose everything that we try to do to develop and grow this country i would say to the senator i m more than happy to provide those details to you about how on this side of the parliament we welcome all people who call australia home and we are doing our best to ensure that there is employment and growth the presi... | who oppose everything that we re trying to do to develop and grow this country then i would say to the senator more than happy to provide those details to you about how on this side of the parliament we welcome all people who call australia home and are doing our best to ensure that there is employment and doing our be... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,761 | 29.79 | our government wants to be good partners to the northern territory government and will work hand in hand with them to ensure territorians do have the support that they need to recover we have staff from the national emergency management agency embedded in the emergency operations centre to ensure that the australian go... | our government wants to be good partners to the northern territory government and we ll work hand in hand with them to ensure territorians do have the support that they need to recover we have staff from the national emergency management agency embedded in the emergency operations centre to ensure that the australian g... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,762 | 28.3 | k with communities and with our territory partners to prepare communities australian public service senator david pocock my question is to the minister for finance senator gallagher minister i was hugely supportive of labor s defence of the australian public service at the last election and your move to end outsourcing... | with communities with our territory part thank you to prepare me senator pocock i m really sorry i m using your name for a second time but please go ahead no stress at all thank you president my question is the minister finance senator gellaher minister i was usually supportive of labor s defence of the australian publ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,763 | 26.94 | cted economic modelling on the impact of signing this agreement the president and the minister is being relevant to your question senator farrell you were part of a government and an opposition that supported the move to net zero by 2050 we re not going to get to net zero without the continued use for instance of gas w... | economic modeling on the impact of signing this agreement minister is being relevant to your question thank you senator henderson minister fahrooz you were part of a government and an opposition that supported the move to to net zero now by twenty fifty we re not going to get to net zero without the continued use for i... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,764 | 21.07 | 0 in its first term the albanese labor government delivered 87 medicare urgent care clinics so australians could get the urgent treatment they need how has the government continued to roll out urgent care clinics across australia and how is this improving access to health care across australia senator mcallister new so... | in its first term the albanese labor government delivered eighty seven medicare urgent care clinics so australians could get the urgent treatment they need how has the government continued to roll out urgent care clinics across australia and how is this improving access to health care across australia thank you senator... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,765 | 28.41 | malfeasant approach to public administration to spend the christmas break having a little bit of a think about how to use senate procedures with a bit of impact and purpose to deliver a few hits for your side that s okay that s what it s for but industrial scale fishing operations aren t in the public interest these do... | malfeasant approach to public administration to spend the christmas break just having a little bit of a think about how to how to use the senate procedures with a bit of impact with a bit of purpose to try and you know deliver a few sort of hits for your side that s okay that s what it s for but industrial scale fishin... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,766 | 29.81 | ing is to uncover the paperwork that underpins the appointment of the observer to the board of housing australia that s all we want to know we tried to get these documents back in october and we received a letter from the minister saying it was going to take time because they were down in the bowels of treasury and the... | is to uncover the paperwork which underpins the appointment of the observer to the board of housing in australia that s all we want to know now we tried to get these documents back in october and we received a letter from the minister saying it s going to take some time because we re down in the bowels of treasury digg... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,767 | 20.95 | n the area of housing policy we re seeing a particular lack of transparency and accountability from this government at a moment of deep crisis around the housing issues in our country i m still waiting for my overdue opd on public and community housing spending which was due back two months ago | in the area of housing policy we re seeing a particular lack of transparency and accountability from this government at a moment of deep crisis around the housing issues in our country i m still waiting for my overdue opd on public and community housing spending that was due back two months ago |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,768 | 28.93 | t to reach their 2035 target a further 530 billion in additional spending will be required that is only going to drive up the cost that s 50 000 per australian household to meet the objectives of labor s ideology what we need is reliable power what we need is cheaper power what we nee | 2035 target a further five hundred and thirty billion dollars in additional spending will be required to be able to meet those objectives and this is only going to drive up the cost that s fifty thousand dollars per australian household fifty thousand dollars per australian household to meet the objectives of their ide... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 2,769 | 22.91 | this policy of net zero what we need to see is some sensibility come into our energy policy and that is what the coalition is offering we re calling it quits when it comes to the pursuit of blind ideology we need to pursue lowest cost affordable and reliable energy and not cost australians their livelihoods qu | to our energy grid some sensibility come into our energy policy that is what the coalition is offering we re calling it quits when it comes to this this pursuit of a blind ideology and we need to pursue lowest cost affordable and reliable energy and not cost australians their lively roots your time has expired |
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