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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,270 | 27.46 | i thank the community through the member for hosting us i do note that this is a pacific national asset and sydney trains operate the line there the government is supporting a future made in australia through our national reconstruction fund which is supportin | there and i thank the community through the member for hosting us i do know that this is a specific national asset and sydney engaged at trains operate the line there the government is supporting a future master plan through our national reconstruction fund that is supporting |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,271 | 29.85 | ountry and we stand completely against the evil regime that is isis that s why and i know that the member for riverina has a proud history of not seeking to promote division or playing politics with these issues no one in this place should be doing that no one should be suggesting the sort of interjections that i heard... | completely against the evil regime that is isis and that s why frankly and i know that the member for riverina has a proud history of not seeking to promote division or play politics with these issues that s why no one in this place should be doing that no one should be suggesting the sort of interjections that i heard... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,272 | 26.77 | connectivity is essential for modern life and wants every australian to have access to baseline mobile voice and text services right across this country connectivity is important it s key to preventing social isolation it s key to delivering modern health care and it s key to keeping our economy moving we nee | connectivity is essential for modern life and wants every australian to have access to baseline mobile voice and text services right across this country because connectivity is important it s key to preventing social isolation it s key to delivering modern health care and it s key to keeping our economy moving |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,273 | 12.77 | n our cities that s why today i m rising to speak in support of the universal outdoor mobile obligation because it establishes a new framework to create this obligation it | and that s why today i m rising to speak in support of the universal outdoor mobile obligation because it does provide it establishes a ah new framework to create this obligation |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,274 | 27 | hat s why last week i announced ausalert which is a new cell broadcast national messaging system it will use the latest technology to enable authorities including states and territories to send geographically targeted emergency messages to all compatible mobile devices within a 160 metre accuracy of where the incident ... | that s why last week i announced oz alert which is a new cell broadcast national messaging system it will use the latest technology to enable authorities including states and territories to send geographically targeted emergency messages to all compatible mobile devices within one hundred and sixty meter accuracy of wh... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,275 | 27.02 | y as i said this policy will improve public safety it ll increase resilience during times of natural disaster and provide an extra layer of coverage in areas previously thought too difficult or too costly to reach since coming to government we have taken a range of actions to improve connectivity the government is deli... | as i said this policy will improve public safety it ll increase resilience during times of natural disaster and provide an extra layer of coverage in areas previously thought too difficult or too costly to reach since coming into government we ve taken a range of actions to improve connectivity our government is delive... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,276 | 27.51 | that on a bipartisan basis over a very long period of time we have failed our people in uniform and it is very clear that we must do better it is clear from the evidence that instances of sexual abuse have occurred in the defence force and that the defence force has not adequately dealt with those senator lambie raises... | that on a bipartisan basis over a very long period of time we have failed our people in uniform and it is very clear that we must do better it is clear among that evidence that instances of sexual abuse have occurred in the defense force and the defense force has not adequately dealt with that the senator lamby raises ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,277 | 27.64 | to that work i think senator shoebridge probably understands the parameters of that response because he s asked questions about this in other forums before but for other senators the deputy prime minister has made it clear that it is appropriate that decisions to enter into international armed conflict and the deployme... | to that work um i think senator shoebridge probably understands the parameters of that response because he s asked questions about this in other forums before but for other senators uh the deputy prime minister has made it clear that it is appropriate that decisions to enter into international armed conflict and the de... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,278 | 28.81 | e plenty of extreme mountain bikers who spend a lot of time there there s so much to do and it s such an amazing place not just for the dunnarts quolls snakes and lizards but for the rest of us as well it is also home to the earliest evidence of animal life with a fossil record dating back 600 million years it is spect... | extreme mountain bikers who spend a lot of time there there s so much to do and it s such an amazing place not just for the dunnarts and the quolls and the snakes and the lizards but for the rest of us as well it is also home to the earliest evidence of amma animal life with a fossil record dating back six hundred mill... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,279 | 27.07 | ra alongside darwin already has the highest petrol prices in the country they re around four cents per litre higher than in other capital cities that means canberrans are paying almost 20 million a year extra to fill up their cars if global instability is being used as cover for price gouging it s going to get much wor... | canberra alongside darwin already has the highest petrol prices in the country around four cents per litre higher than other capital cities that means canberrans are paying almost twenty million dollars a year extra just to fill up our cars if global instability is being used to as cover for price gouging it s going to... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,280 | 28.96 | anity and this man deserves to rank with the great villains of history like hitler and pol pot anyone who has the privilege and honour of meeting with the iranian australian community would know what a terrible intergenerational impact this theocracy has had on the freedoms of the people of iran particularly on women t... | this man deserves to rank with the great villains of history like hitler and pol pot and anyone who has the privilege and honor of meeting with the iranian australian community would know what a terrible intergenerational impact this theocracy has had on the freedoms of the people of iran particularly on women and so t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,281 | 27.48 | n ai safety institute funded with just under 30 million to play that role that work occurs against the backdrop of the efforts put into in the previous term including by minister husic establishing the government s approach to this vital technology which comes with enormous opportunity and with some ris | an ai safety institute funded just under 30 million for that to play that role that work occurs against the backdrop of the efforts put in in the previous term including by minister huysk you know establishing you know establishing the government s approach to this vital technology which comes with enormous opportunity... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,282 | 25.129938 | to perform a regulatory support role so that we make sure as a government working with colleagues like minister gallagher and others across the government to ensure that our regulators our agencies our departments have the capability that they require and the regulations they need to make sure the president senator lam... | to perform a regulatory support role so that we make sure as a government working with colleagues like minister gallagher and others across the government to ensure that our regulators our agencies our departments have the capability that they require and the regulations they need to make sure time for answering has it... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,283 | 26.81 | he just said check the dfat website we re keeping that updated here was an opportunity for him to communicate the risks to australians and to mitigate the impact that australians are dealing with now and he didn t take it instead he spent most of that interview talking about the person who is currently eighth in line t... | he just said check the dpa dfa website we re keeping that updated here was an opportunity for him to communicate the risks to australians and to mitigate the impact of australians are dealing with now and he didn t take it instead he spent most of that interview talking about the person who is currently eighth in line ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,284 | 28.05 | he understood that infrastructure transport and communications are not luxuries for regional australians they are in fact lifelines upon his retirement he nominated improvements in bush telecommunications as one of the highlights of his career that focus on practical outcomes on making life better for people outside of... | he understood that infrastructure transport and communications they re not luxuries for regional australians they are in fact lifelines upon his retirement he nominated improvements in bush telecommunications as one of the highlights of his career that focus on practical outcomes on making life better for people outsid... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,285 | 28.75 | t eventually the churches too recognised that they were being used by the league bozzie believed in the dignity and respect of every person regardless of creed or colour it s worth noting that later when he took on one nation bozzie says he fought against the party with all the fora available to me as a senator but in ... | but eventually the churches too recognized that they were being used by the league bozzy believed in the dignity and respect of every person regardless of creed or color it s worth noting that later when he took on one nation bozzy says he fought against the party with all the for available to me as a senator but in hi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,286 | 27.16 | our insightful recollections roskam compared senator boswell with the late bert kelly a long serving liberal backbencher whom no less than gough whitlam described as the most influential modest member of australian parliament yet despite this bozzie was also a fierce coalitionist he was a queensland national and admiri... | insightful recollections rossom compared senator boswell with a late burke kelly a long serving liberal backbencher but to whom no less than gough whitlam described as the most influential modest member of australian parliament yet despite this bozzy was also a fierce coalitionist he was a queensland nationals and admi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,287 | 26.72 | om ron in the last couple of months when i got into this place i in effect took over from ron boswell ron retired at the 2013 election and i had the great honour of being the national party candidate at that election to eventually take over this spot in 2014 i said at the time that | um from ron in the last couple of months um when i got into this place i in effect took over from ron boswell uh ron retired at the 2013 election and i have the great honor to uh to be the national party candidate at that election uh to eventually take over this spot in 2014 and i said at the time that |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,288 | 27.7 | bove all else bozzie hated hypocrisy and in his own words those virtue signalling greenies when those greenies threatened the kangaroo industry in australia bozzie went in to bat back in 2013 14 bozzie decided he was going to take on the californian government after they banned the import of kangaroo meat based on the ... | above all else bozzy hated hypocrisy and in his own words those virtue signaling greenies um and when those greenies threatened the kangaroo industry in australia bozzy went in to bat back in 2013 14 bozzy decided he was going to take on the californian government after they banned the import of kangaroo meat based on ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,289 | 26.66 | ed publicly read the definition read what s there it doesn t actually capture that cohort what it does capture is this the fighters for example who came in under their watch fighters who were clearly guilty of a terrorism offence we know that fighters did come in under their watch who are the people that this bill woul... | read the definition read what s there doesn t actually capture that cohort but what it does capture is this for the fighters for example who came in under their watch fighters who were clearly guilty of a terrorism offense and we know that fighters did come in under their watch who would the people who this bill would ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,290 | 28.59 | hat s the sort of unity he delivers on day one then he comes in here on day two and introduces legislation that does none of the things that he says it would do absolutely none of it and instead criminalises a whole lot of people who i don t think anyone in their right mind would say should be falling foul of the crimi... | that s the sort of unity he delivers on day one and then he comes in here on day two and introduces legislation that does none of the things that he says it would do absolutely none of it and instead criminalises a whole lot of people who i don t think anyone in their right mind would say should be falling foul of the ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,291 | 29.08 | what sort of compass is that it s to the point that they want to pretend it didn t happen it s to the point that senator paterson denies that anyone came under the morrison government it s to the point that scott morrison denies that anyone came under his watch they didn t just come under his watch as prime minister on... | what sort of compass what sort of compass to the point to the point mr speaker that they want to pretend it didn t happen to the point that senator pattison denies that anyone came under the morrison government that scott morrison denies anyone came under his watch when they didn t just come under his watch as prime mi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,292 | 26.47 | that matters here because this bill is not being proposed in a vacuum it sits squarely within that same culture where the instinct is to reduce transparency to centralise control and to weaken parliamentary oversight especially when it comes to statutory offices that parliament created precisely to operate with indepen... | that matters here because this bill is not being proposed in a vacuum it sits squarely within that same culture where the instinct is to reduce transparency to centralize control and to weaken parliamentary oversight especially when it comes to statutory offices that parliament created precisely to operate with indepen... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,293 | 23.86 | m this bill would abolish the longstanding audit and accounting standard setting bodies that have served australia for decades and implement a new centralised bureaucracy fundamentally the bill proposes to reform a system that is not broken it is a system that has been operating for a long | this bill would abolish the long standing audit and accounting standard setting bodies that have served australia for decades and implement a new centralized bureaucracy fundamentally the bill proposes to reform a system that is not broken i ll repeat that reform a system that is not broken |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,294 | 29.76 | ess the second matter relates to those things that the commission has been charged to investigate with respect to institutional and institutionalised antisemitism the royal commission has made something of the need to report by the first anniversary of the bondi massacre on 14 december there were media reports last wee... | the second matter relates to those things that the commission has been charged to investigate with respect to institutional and institutionalized anti semitism the royal commission has made something of the need to report by the first anniversary of the bondi massacre on the fourteenth of december there were media repo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,295 | 26.59 | ter many locals i ve spoken to over recent months had genuine concern about what this project would have meant for prime agricultural land environmental impacts and the long term future of the regional landscape it was a great project in the wrong location in communities like mitchells flat land isn t just dirt on a ma... | like many locals i ve spoken to over recent months there s been genuine concern about what this project would have meant for prime agricultural land environmental impacts and long term future of the regional landscape a great project in the wrong location in communities like mitchell s flat land isn t just dirt on a ma... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,296 | 23.3 | think it s fair to say that there s a real sense of relief across the community that elgin has listened and made the decision to focus their development elsewhere that s great this outcome didn t happen by accident this is a result of the passionate locals speaking up farmers standing their ground and community groups ... | so i think it s fair to say the real sense of relief across the community that algin has listened and made the decision to focus their development elsewhere is great this outcome didn t happen by accident this is a result of the passionate locals speaking up farmers standing their ground and community groups like singl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,297 | 29.29 | ralian passports act allows refusal on security grounds temporary exclusion orders also exist for precisely these circumstances if labor truly opposed these returns it could use existing powers robustly and work with the coalition to strengthen the laws if necessary instead we see secrecy officials excluded from meetin... | yet the passport acts allows refusal on security grounds temporary exclusion orders also exist for precisely these circumstances if labor truly opposed these returns it could use existing powers robustly and work with the coalition to strengthen the laws if necessary instead we see secrecy officials is excluded from me... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,298 | 24.9 | we all know there are fantastic opportunities in construction we need more young kids going into these key apprenticeship programs it s about opportunities for our children but it s also about building more supply more houses for australians i don t know why the country liberal party those opposite don t want to suppor... | we all know there s fantastic opportunities in construction we need more young kids going into these key apprenticeship programs it s about opportunities for our children but it s about building more supply more houses for australians and i don t know why the control liberal party those opposite don t want to support o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,299 | 28.05 | that s what a future made in australia is about that is why we are establishing a strategic fleet so that we bring back australian shipping because that is important that s why we ve created an australian domestic fuel reserve that s why we re finalising a gas reservation to provide more affordable gas for australian u... | that s what a future made in australia is about that is why we are establishing a strategic fleet so that we bring back australian shipping because that is important that s why we ve created an australian domestic fuel reserve that s why we re finalising a gas reservation to provide more affordable gas for australian u... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,300 | 25.38 | mply say what you wish to say that s completely disrespectful to me and to the chamber we ll hear from the member for newcastle work life balance ms claydon my question is to the minister for employment and workplace relations how s the albanese labor government supporting australians to balance their work and ca | do not get up and as we had and simply say what you wish to say that s completely disrespectful to me in the chamber okay well hear from the member for newcastle yeah thank you speaker my question is to the minister for employment and workplace relations how s the albanese labor government supporting australians to bal... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,301 | 29.71 | rer the albanese labor government promised last may in the member for bruce s electorate 670 000 to the taha association who have been mourning the death of iran s brutal dictator ayatollah khamenei will the treasurer act to prevent this payment being made dr chalmers this government has made it clear and the prime min... | the albanese labor government promised last may in the member for bruce s electorate 670 000 to the taha association who have been mourning the death of iran s brutal dictator ayatollah khamenei will the treasurer act to prevent this payment being made call to the treasurer thank you mr speaker this government has made... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,302 | 23.04 | nsiderations but i know that it s being taken seriously and i suspect that the minister will have more to say about it in due course gender equality ms clutterham my question is to the minister representing the minister for women how is the albanese labor government working to close the gender pay gap and what impedime... | but i know that it s being taken seriously and i suspect that the minister will have more to say about it in due course give a call to the member for sturt thank you speaker my question is to the minister representing the minister for women how is the albanese labor government working to close the gender pay gap and wh... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,303 | 29.300063 | se of the latest employer gender pay gap figures from the workplace gender equality agency report this morning demonstrate that this work is well and truly bearing fruit fifty per cent of large employers have an average total remuneration gender pay gap of 11 2 per cent down from 12 1 per cent last year and 54 7 per ce... | the release of the latest employer gender pay gap figures from the workplace gender equality agency reported this morning demonstrate that this work is well and truly bearing fruit fifty percent of large employers have an average total remuneration gender pay gap of eleven point two down from twelve point one percent l... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,304 | 29.41 | e had underfunded biosecurity they mismanaged our international relations we all remember what they did with our largest international relations in terms of 20 billion of trade instead of saying well done to our farmers the coalition are jeopardising the success of our 100 billion agriculture industry mr hastie a point... | we had underfunded buyer security they mismanaged our international relations we all remember what they did with our largest international relations in terms of twenty billion dollars of trade instead of saying well done to our farmers mr speaker the coalition are jeopardizing success of a hundred billion dollar agricu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,305 | 20.98 | i have now instigated with the department to halt any further actions on meeting the grant or continuing the funding process early c | i have there now instigated for the department to halt any further actions on meeting the grant or continuing the funding process thank you call to general member for chisholm thank you so much speaker |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,306 | 29.82 | pported by you by the way they were across the board and went through the house of reps and the senate in the last term those changes come into effect on 1 july unescorted access to parliament is a privilege the passes are a matter for the presiding officers but i think there should be greater rigour around sponsored p... | by the way that were across the board and went through the house of reps in the senate in the last term now those those changes come into effect on july one unescorted access to parliament is a privilege that is a matter or the passes is a matter for the presiding officers but i think there should be greater rigor arou... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,307 | 22.75 | nce 1 july 256 630 australian households have put in a cheaper home battery and 1 941 of them have been in the electorate of bonner only one of them s been visited by the prime minister and i and the member for bonner but 1 941 have put in a cheaper home battery and that is 6 4 gigawatt hours now interestingly in terms... | australian households have put in a cheaper home battery since the first of july and one thousand nine hundred and forty one of them had been in the electorate of bonner mr speaker only one of them has been visited by the prime minister and i remember for bonner but one thousand nine hundred and forty one put in a chea... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,308 | 23.82 | s more than two years past the time in which the minister for communications should have presented the government s response to this report under part of the house resolution or a signed statement of reasons for the delay under part of the resolution so speaker i ask that you draw the minister s attention to this matte... | ah well after but it s now more than two years past the time in which the minister for communications should have presented the government s response to this report under part one of the house resolution or a signed statement of reasons for the delay under part two a of the resolution so speaker i ask that you draw the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,309 | 29.68 | t and beheaded in broad daylight for all to see in 2015 a jordanian f 16 pilot was shot down muadh al kasasbeh was burnt alive he was captured put in a cage in an orange jumpsuit and doused in petrol and then they lit him on fire in high definition and put it all over the internet why did they do this isis wanted to re... | beheaded in broad daylight for all to see and in 2015 jordanian f 16 pilot who was shot down moaz al qassem was burnt alive he was captured put in a cage in an orange jumpsuit doused in petrol and then they lit him on fire in high definition and put it all over the internet why did they do this well isis wanted to recr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,310 | 29.87 | they chose to remain there and i think it s right and proper that we go through a very orderly process but our starting position is that if you betray this country you re not welcome back it s as simple as that we are going to close the door on these people i ve made it very clear that we don t support the return of is... | they chose to remain there and i think it s right and proper that we go through a very orderly process but our starting position is if you if you betray this country you re not welcome back it s as simple as that we are going to close the door on these people now i ve made it very clear that we don t support the return... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,311 | 28.57 | is reluctant or not department officials are following the government s lead to deny the federal government s active engagement in repatriating the jihadis and their children point 4 is ministers and officials are failing in their obligation that there be the freest flow of information between the public sector and the... | reluctant or not department officials are following the government s lead to deny the federal government s active engagement in repatriating the jihadi s and their children point four ministers and officials are failing in their obligation that there be the freest flow of information between the public sector and the p... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,312 | 29.31 | ents it s passive when it comes to national security problems it s passive when empowered to make decisions to protect the australian people and it s passive in the face of isis sympathisers we re also seeing passivity elsewhere of course we celebrated the death of ayatollah ali khamenei over the weekend a very evil pe... | it s passive when it comes to national security problems it s passive when empowered to make decisions to protect australian people and it s passive in the face of isis sympathizers now we re also seeing passivity elsewhere um of course ah we celebrated the death of ayatollah al qaeda over the weekend a very evil perso... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,313 | 28.16 | st we ll be getting that one next time the albanese government s position on this issue is really clear and really longstanding and it s disappointing that as part of this political theatre those opposite are pretending that no action has been taken by us by the government when the security agencies have provided clear | we ll we ll be getting that one next time um the albanese government s position on this issue is really clear and really long standing and it s disappointing that as part of this political theater ah those opposites pretending that no action has been taken from us from the government when the security agencies have pro... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,314 | 28.11 | be given residence in australia australia already has a grave islamic extremism problem if we didn t already know this the bondi terrorist attacks sure brought that reality home we have in this country pockets where islamic fundamentalism and extremism is staunchly propagated which the return of these isis sympathisers... | be given residence in australia australia already has a grave islamic extremism problem if we didn t already know this the bondi terrorist attacks sure brought that reality home we have in this country pockets where islamic fundamentalism and extremism is staunchly propagated which the return of these isis sympathizers... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,315 | 24.48 | to be able to properly advise government and other stakeholders and to be able to prepare accurate and thorough risk assessments so that dynamic and critical risks can be managed i want to know that asio knows what s going on what the threats to this country and its people might be and how best to counter them and i wa... | to be able to properly advise government and other stakeholders to be able to prepare accurate and thorough risk assessments so that dynamic and critical risks can be managed i want to know that asio knows what s going on and what the threats to this country and its people might be and how best to counter them and i wa... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,316 | 28.91 | stions that we need answers for from this government these are legitimate questions about national security governance and the australian people that we represent deserve answers not even more evasions mr david smith the albanese government s position on this issue is clear and longstanding we are not providing assista... | these are questions that we need answers from from this government these are legitimate questions about national security governance and the australian people that we represent deserve answers not even more evasions member for being |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,317 | 28.23 | was shadow minister in charge of multicultural affairs and grants and neither the liberal party nor i nor the candidate made a commitment to the association i ve spoken to the liberal candidate for bruce who advised that during the election campaign he made no such commitment and did not visit the taha association so i... | i was a solo minister in charge of multicultural affairs and grants and liberal party enormous self nor the candidate made a commitment to the taha association i ve also spoken to the liberal candidate for bruce who also advised during election campaign made no commitment or visited the taha association so if the membe... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,318 | 19.96 | stralians are sick of the laws around superannuation constantly changing with the labor government fiddling every step of the way and undermining the retirement security of millions of australians labor change the rules they fiddle with the standards they add new tax | australians are sick of the laws around superannuation constantly changing the labor government fiddling every step of the way and undermining the retirement security of millions of australians labor changes the rules they fiddle with the standards they add new taxes |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,319 | 25.25 | because he s a passenger in it but the consequences of his actions the challenge for the australian community is that the government now seeks to pass new legislation that introduces a tax that australians didn t vote for and let s be clear about this i m sure there will be objections that this isn t relevant from the ... | but he doesn t understand the consequences of his actions so the challenge now for the australian community is when the government now seeks to pass new legislation that introduces attacks that australians didn t vote for and let s be clear about this again deputy speaker i m sure there ll be objections this isn t rele... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,320 | 27.52 | the clearest example of that is they say they re going to go after cgt today but they re soon going to make sure that cgt is applied to australians private homes principal places of residence they say they re going to contain negative gearing over here but we know full well that once they start doing that they ll apply... | and the clearest example of that is they say they re going to go after cgt today but they re soon going to make sure that cgt is applied to australia s ah private homes principal place of residence they say they re going to contain negative gearing over here but we know full well that once they start doing that they ll... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,321 | 15.52 | r international development and minister for multicultural affairs i move that so much of the standing and sessional orders be suspended as would prevent government business order of the day no 4 treasury laws amendment bill 2026 | the minister for multicultural affairs thank you deputy speaker i move that so much of the standing in sessional orders be suspended as would prevent number one government business order of the day number four treasury laws amendment building a stronger and fairer super system bill |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,322 | 23.67 | i just have to repeat that for those opposite as they are slow to understand unlike residential property in metropolitan areas it may not be practical necessary or desirable to soon realise a capital gain purely because the land prices have gone up generational farming doesn t think or act like playing the property mar... | i just have to repeat that for those opposite as they are slow to understand unlike residential property in metropolitan areas it may not be practical necessary or desirable to soon realize a capital gain purely because the land prices have gone up generational farming doesn t think or act like playing the property mar... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,323 | 21.280063 | somehow during a cost of living crisis the treasurer thought it would be okay to tax farmers on paper gains only had that idea proceeded farmers would have had to sell off parts of their farm to meet their unrealised capital gains tax liability each year farmers use self manag | somehow during a cost of living crisis the treasury authority it would be okay to tax farmers on paper gains only which had that idea proceeded farmers would have had to sell off parts of their farm to meet their unrealized capital gains tax liability each year farmers use self |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,324 | 29.63 | wever i have to flag that it offers no immediate cost of living relief the listo will boost superannuation balances for the future not working families pockets here and now and that is a problem all the people in regional australia are fed up with not being looked after by the labor government and with them coming afte... | however i have to flag that it offers no immediate cost of living relief the listo will boost superannuation balances for the future not working families pockets here and now and that is a problem for all the people in regional australia they are fed up with being not looked after by this labor government and coming af... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,325 | 29.33 | table and definitely worth commending while i disagree with what it might achieve and how it would achieve it i do want to seriously commend you senator payman for the work that you ve done you raise a very important issue i ve got children and they re through those very difficult teenage years and are o | notable and and definitely worth commending while i disagree with what it might achieve and how it would achieve it i do want to seriously commend you for sending a payment for the work that you ve done uh because you raised a very very important issue i ve got children there through those difficult teenage years they ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,326 | 29.4 | g here senator payman is just trying to implement one of the key recommendations from the review she s now moving a motion to make the point that we need action to protect australians online the government isn t acting fast enough the one thing we did get from the government off the back of the online safety act review... | senator payment is just trying to implement one of the key recommendations from the review she s now moving a motion to make the point that we need action to protect australians online and the government aren t acting fast enough the one thing we did get from the government off the back of the online safety act review ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,327 | 29.12 | that the senate unite pass this motion to bring a little bit of decorum a little bit of procedural fairness back to the chamber the motion is very simple all it says is the government has to make amendments to the motion we accept that we will not stop the government from making the amendments but we will stop wasting ... | that the senate unite pass this motion to bring a little bit of decorum a little bit of procedural fairness back to the chamber the motion is actually very simple it s very simple all it says is the government has to make the amendments to the motion we accept that we re not going to stop the government from making the... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,328 | 29.54 | tor gallagher the debate is around whether we should suspend to consider a motion around the order for the production of documents in conclusion if we look at the 46th parliament over 139 sitting days there were 198 orders moved which was much higher than previous parliaments in the 47th parliament there were 435 order... | thank you president and the debate is around whether we should suspend to consider a motion around the order for production of documents now in my conclusion if we look at the forty sixth parliament over one hundred and thirty sitting 39 sitting days there was one hundred and ninety eight orders moved which is much hig... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,329 | 29.51 | have been talking about how this could happen since 1975 i am proud to be a part of the albanese government a government who is tackling these longstanding challenges in my role as chair of the legal and constitutional affairs committee i have the privilege of working on these overdue elements of our legal system these... | have been talking about how this could happen since nineteen seventy five i m proud to be part of the albanese government a government who is tackling these long standing challenges in my role as chair of the legal and constitutional affairs committee i have the privilege of working on these overdue elements of our leg... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,330 | 29.92 | law council of australia and national legal aid have all recommended the establishment of an independent commonwealth parole board the law council have stated that parole decisions are complex they require expertise and resourcing to facilitate procedural fairness where community safety effective rehabilitation and hum... | the law council of australia the national legal and national legal aid have all recommended the establishment of an independent commonwealth parole board the law the law council have stated that parole decisions are complex they require expertise and resourcing to facilitate procedural fairness where community safety e... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,331 | 28.69 | his is outrageous because an independent statutory parole board will be making decisions about people who have committed serious commonwealth offences such as terrorism child abuse they are incredibly serious criminal offences the greens believe that whether or not someone gets parole should be decided by an independen... | this is outrageous because an independent statutory parole board will be making decisions about serious about people who have committed serious commonwealth offenses offenses such as terrorism child sexual abuse very serious criminal offenses they are incredibly serious criminal offenses and whether or not someone gets... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,332 | 29.2 | this reform does not make it easier for serious offenders to be released it does not weaken the law it does not lower the threshold for release and it does not reduce protections for the community the bill strengthens the integrity of the system by ensuring decisions are made independently consistently and on the basis... | this reform does not make it easier for serious offenders to be released it does not weaken the law it does not lower the threshold for release and it does not reduce protections for the community the bill strengthens the integrity of the system by ensuring decisions are made independently consistently and on the basis... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,333 | 25.52 | the criteria remain the same the standards remain high the purposes of parole are unchanged rehabilitation and reintegration where appropriate and the protection of the community community safety is not a secondary consideration here it is central to the system it always has been and it remains so under this legisla | criteria remains the same the standards remain high the purpose of parole are unchanged rehabilitation reintegration where appropriate and the protection of the community community safety is not a secondary consideration here it is central to the system it always has been and it remains so under this legislation |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,334 | 29.54 | criticising outcomes they disagreed with from the sidelines labor has chosen a different path we have listened to experts we have listened to victim advocates and we have acted this legislation is the product of extensive consultation with various stakeholders across australia including state and territory justice agen... | why criticizing outcomes they disagreed with from the sidelines labor has chosen a different path we have listened to experts we have listened to victim advocates and we have acted this legislation is the product of extensive consultation with various stakeholders across australia including state and territory justice ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,335 | 29.17 | red but in queensland we re used to that we re used to droughts we re used to cyclones and we re used to picking ourselves up i want to say thank you as a queensland lnp senator to all those state emergency service volunteers the police the ambos and all those people who have gone out there and helped their local commu... | we re used to that we re used to droughts we re used to cyclones we re used to picking ourselves up and so i just want to say thank you as a queensland lnp senator to all those state emergency service volunteers to all of the all of the police to the ambos to all those people who have gone out there and helped their lo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,336 | 28.07 | year living with uncertainty and constantly putting off goals like starting a family the prices of entry level houses have grown three times faster than wages in the last five years and it s not just buying a home national rents have increased 21 2 times faster than wages over the same period our housing system is now ... | living with uncertainty and constantly putting off goals like starting a family the prices of entry level houses have grown three times faster than wages in the last five years and it s not just buying a home national rents have increased two and a half times faster than wages over the same period so our housing system... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,337 | 28.78 | g exactly as the major parties have designed it to work they have built an economic system where working people pay on average 24 per cent of their wages in tax meanwhile very wealthy people sit on multimillion dollar land and home portfolios watching their value surge getting richer every day with gains that are light... | it s working exactly as the major parties have designed it to work they have built an economic system where working people pay on average twenty four percent of their wages in tax meanwhile very wealthy people sit on multi million dollar land and home portfolios watching their value surge getting richer every day gains... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,338 | 29.63 | e have to make sure that we leave no one behind here and that we re actually ensuring that low income households can actually benefit from the transition we could also impose 25 per cent on gas exports prices are about to go through the roof if you look at the gas futures market there are huge huge increases we should ... | we have to make sure that we leave no one behind here and we re actually ensuring that low income households can actually benefit from the transition we could also impose a 25 percent on gas exports prices are about to go through the roof if you look at the gas futures market huge huge increases we should get a return ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,339 | 29.42 | ants we know which migrants you are really talking about we are talked about as literal aliens as outsiders or as problems to be managed and never as people who live with you who are your neighbours or who are your colleagues we re never talked about as people to be heard and listened to we are as reni eddo lodge so pe... | but the way you talk about migrants we know which migrants you are really talking about we are talked about as literal aliens as outsiders as problems to be managed never as people who live with you who are your neighbors who are your colleagues never as people to be heard and listened to we are as rennie aderogba so p... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,340 | 19.57 | half a million dollars prime minister what about this one informal sexuality and civics education pedagogies of lgbtq youth for half a million dollars there s not a lot of food going on the table for that one prime minister statements by sen | half a million dollars prime minister and what about this one informal sexuality in civics education pedagogies of lgbtq plus youth for half a million dollars not a lot of food going on the table for that one prime minister senator chisholm |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,341 | 22.8 | the albanese government knows that when our regions and rural communities are thriving australia prospers one of the great drivers of success in our ag sector is a workforce that is skilled and supported through the expanded palm scheme there are now more than 17 000 workers contributing to our agriculture sector and m... | the albanese government knows that when our regions and rural communities are thriving australia prospers one of the great drivers of success in our ag sector is a workforce that is skilled and supported through the expanded expanded palm scheme there are now more than seventeen thousand workers contributing to agricul... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,342 | 27.970063 | strength and secure supply chains a serious government should have in place we are told we have only weeks of diesel and even that headline number can include fuel at sea on ships that can be diverted the moment global prices spike if there is panic buying if trucking companies scramble if supply tightens then days may... | and secure supply chains a serious government should have in place we are told we have only weeks of diesel and even that headline number can include fuel at sea on ships that can be diverted the moment global prices spike if there is panic buying if trucking companies are forced to scramble if supply tightens then wee... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,343 | 15.32 | responds to the recommendations of the 2024 statutory review of the naif act and preserves the facility s capacity to continue investment in transformational projects across northern australia this is a practical measure | responds to the recommendations of the twenty twenty four statutory review of the nace act and preserves the facilities capacity to continue investment in transformational projects across northern australia this is a practical measure |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,344 | 26.700063 | the government s backdown demonstrates one thing very clearly that this was never settled policy based on sound principle rather it was a blatant tax grab that when exposed collapsed under the weight of public scrutiny in australia at the last election australians were not presented with a policy to tax unrealised gain... | the government s backdown demonstrates one thing very clearly that this was never settled policy based on sound principle but rather it was a blatant tax grab that when exposed collapsed under the weight of public scrutiny in australia at the last election australians were not presented with a policy to tax unrealised ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,345 | 29.6 | g the cost of living is rising and the only thing that isn t is their real wages the fact of the matter is that inflation is high interest rates are high because inflation and government spending are out of control the government has been beaten by inflation in the economy perhaps most startling of all was that there w... | the cost of living is rising and the only thing that isn t is their real wages so the fact of the matter is that inflation is high interest rates are high because inflation and government spending is out of control and so the government has been beaten by inflation in the economy perhaps most startling of all was that ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,346 | 28.06 | as the australian people know labor is the party of superannuation it was in 1992 under the keating labor government that we undertook one of the most significant social and economic reforms in modern australian history the introduction of compulsory employer superannuation contributions it was the hawke and keating la... | as australian people know labor is the party of superannuation it was in 1992 under the keating labor government that we undertook one of the most significant social and economic reforms in modern australian history the introduction of compulsory employer superannuation contributions it was the hawke and keating labor ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,347 | 28.24 | year over the course of a working life this additional support could mean delivering approximately 15 000 more in retirement savings depending on income levels and contribution patterns by making these changes the government restores alignment and ensures that low income workers continue to receive an appropriate offse... | over the course of a working life this additional support could mean delivering approximately fifteen thousand dollars more in retirement savings depending on income levels and contribution patterns by making these changes the government restores alignment and ensures that low income workers continue to receive an appr... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,348 | 27.29 | stralia even a full time worker on the minimum wage will pay 30c in every dollar earned while these super funds each with 423 million in their account will pay 27c on every extra dollar their super fund earns from capital gains our tax system is turbocharging intergenerational inequality and this bill will not meaningf... | in australia even a full time worker on the minimum wage will pay thirty cents in every dollar earned while these accounts with four hundred and twenty three million dollars in them will pay twenty seven cents on every extra dollar their super fund earns from capital gains our tax system is turbo charging intergenerati... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,349 | 25.26 | so for the overwhelming majority of australians for the millions of workers out there who are working and saving for their retirement nothing will change their concessions remain intact their retirement savings remain supported what this reform does is make sure that those with extremely large balances are not receivin... | so for the overwhelming majority of australians for the millions of workers out there who are working and saving for their retirement nothing will change their concessions remain intact their retirement savings remain supported but what this reform does is make sure that those with extremely large balances are not rece... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,350 | 27.79 | e with security and dignity the people who benefit from these reforms are working australians people who work in our shops the people who are our carers and our administrative staff and of course the young people to come and who are just now starting their working lives these people deserve retirement outcomes that rel... | to retire with security and dignity that that the people who benefit from these reforms are working australians in our shops our carers our administrative staff and of course the young people who are to come and who are just now starting their working lives these people deserve retirement outcomes that rely on consiste... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,351 | 27.61 | i think i know where the shadow treasurer is coming from in many ways he has a very admirable world view even if it is ultra ideological and totally impractical i sort of get the theory there s a little bit of my own story that i d like to tell through all of this as well i came into politics qui | i certainly i think i know what the shadow treasurer where he comes from and in many ways he has a very admirable world view in many ways a very admirable world view even if not it even if it isn t just ultra ideological and totally impractical i sort of get i sort of get the theory because and there s a little bit of ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,352 | 23.88 | needs to be fixed up and fixing the listo will go some of the way to fixing this problem thank you for the opportunity to talk about super something which is very important to the labor plan and to the labor cause of helping people economically i urge you to support this bill | and by fixing the list though that will go some of the way to fixing this problem so thank you for thank you for i guess the opportunity here to talk about super something which is very important to the labor plan to the labor cause of helping people economically and and i urge you to support this bill |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,353 | 23.49 | ve already articulated how many people are ripped off by the current scheme and we need to do better but i m a very proud novocastrian it s a great community of workers families tradies small business owners healthcare professionals teachers carers and retirees across newcastle superannuation matters deeply to these pe... | i ve already articulated how many people are ripped off by the current scheme and we need to do better but i proudly i m a very proud overcastrian it s a great community of workers families traders small business owners health care professionals teachers carers retirees across newcastle superannuation matters deeply to... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,354 | 26.94 | on this inflation fire failing to index thresholds was a silent tax hike major structural tax changes must be put clearly and transparently to the australian people instead this proposal appeared out of nowhere with limited consultation and a rushed legislative timetable the people of my electorate of hinkler were told... | on this inflation fire failing to index thresholds was a silent tax hike major structural tax changes must be put clearly and transparently to the australian people instead this proposal appeared out of nowhere with limited consultation and a rushed legislative timetable the people of my electorate of hinkler were told... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,355 | 26.08 | from those opposite the numbers tell a different story this is not radical this is targeted it s measured it s proportionate and it reflects more than two years of consultation and feedback this is careful policy and it is restoring balance in our superannuation system it preserves concessional treatment for the overwh... | from those opposite the numbers tell a different story this is not radical this is targeted it s measured its proportionate and it reflects more than two years of consultation and feedback this is careful policy and it is restoring balance in our superannuation system it preserves concession concession all treatment fo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,356 | 28.73 | equally concerning was the government s refusal to index the 3 million threshold in an inflationary environment that s about to get more inflationary made worse by this treasurer s willingness to pour debt petrol on the inflation fire failing to index thresholds is a silent tax hike in itself this government is addicte... | equally concerning was the government s refusal to index the three million dollar threshold in an inflationary environment that s about to get more inflationary made worse by this treasurer s willingness to pour debt petrol on the inflation fire failing to index thresholds is a silent tax hike in itself this government... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,357 | 29.82 | t and when it comes to retirement savings their nest eggs built over decades of hard work decades and decades of hard work sacrifice and deferred consumption the bar for legitimacy must be higher we were promised by labor and by this treasurer that inflation had been beaten remember that we re on the other side of infl... | and when it comes to retirement savings their nest eggs built over decades of hard work decades are decades of hard work sacrifice and deferred consumption the bar for legitimacy must be higher we were promised by labor and by this treasurer that inflation had been beaten remember that on the other side of inflation no... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,358 | 25.41 | e any change that increases volatility reduces predictability or complicates access carries real human consequence tax policy cannot be designed in isolation from lived reality when retirement income settings are destabilised confidence in the entire system is eroded the government points to increases in the low income... | any change that increases volatility reduces predictability or complicates access carries real human consequence tax policy cannot be designed in isolation from lived reality when retirement income settings are destabilized confidence in the entire system is eroded and the government points to increases in the low inco... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,359 | 28.72 | ic engagement at work thirdly what really struck me in all of these conversations that i had particularly with two gentlemen paul and nigel both of whom had built successful careers and businesses along with others who came to see me they absolutely understood and in fact accepted that they were best placed to bear the... | but thirdly what really struck me in all of these conversations that i had particularly with two gentlemen named paul and nigel both of whom had built successful careers and businesses and these gentlemen along with others who came to see me absolutely understood and in fact accepted that they were best placed to bear ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,360 | 28.43 | ble this is an example of the senate doing its job as a check on executive power as a check on an executive which is seeking to protect itself to reduce scrutiny and as i ve said a number of times even go against the recommendations of the robodebt royal commission and to learn from that this is an executive that is se... | this is an example of the senate doing its job to be a check on executive power to be on a check on an executive which is seeking to protect itself to reduce scrutiny and as i ve said a number of times even go against the recommendations of the robo debt royal commission and to learn from that this is an executive that... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,361 | 27.41 | iam the bills were introduced into this place on tuesday as a matter of fact not yesterday whoever made that ridiculous comment down the end of the chamber there the point is this was put on the books it s been there for colleagues to consider to consume for a number of days and this is not a new issue it s an issue th... | the bills were debated introduced into this place on tuesday as a matter of fact not yesterday whoever made that ridiculous comment down the end of the chamber there the point is this has been put on the books it s been there for colleagues to consider to consume now for a number of days and this is not a new issue it ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,362 | 27.149938 | denied senator mckenzie then sought as she is entitled to to exercise her right pursuant to a contingent motion standing in her name for those of you who ve been here a long time but still don t know what a contingent motion is i suggest you read the n otice p aper it s been there for time immemorial she is the leader ... | that was denied senator mackenzie then sought as she is entitled to pursue and to a contingent motion standing in her name for those of you who have been here a long time but still don t know what a contingent motion is i suggest you read the notice paper it s been there for time memorial she is the leader of the natio... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,363 | 29.28 | eing undertaken in relation to this legislation what happened in relation to this legislation such that this mistake was made legislation that comes into this place has to go through numerous scrutiny processes and if nothing else this situation underlines the fact that the scrutiny processes are important even before ... | being undertaken in relation to this legislation what happened in relation to this legislation such that this mistake was made legislation that comes into this place has to go through numerous scrutiny processes and if nothing else this situation underlines the fact that those scrutiny processes are important even befo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,364 | 28.4 | box this bill will dismantle that principle instead of parole decisions being made by the attorney general this bill would hand that responsibility to a newly created commonwealth parole board this board would be an unelected body made up of appointed members who are not accountable to the australian people in the same... | this bill will dismantle that principle instead of parole decisions being made by the attorney general these bills this bill would hand that responsibility to a newly created commonwealth parole board now this board would be an unelected body made up of appointed members who are not accountable to the australian people... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,365 | 26.56 | yet the bill contains very few meaningful safeguards to prevent political stacking there are no strong mechanisms to guarantee that appointments will be purely based on expertise experience or qualifications and without such safeguards there is always the risk that positions will be filled based on political considerat... | yet the bill contains very few meaningful safeguards to prevent political stacking there are no strong mechanisms to guarantee that appointments will be purely based on expertise experience or qualifications and without such safeguards there is always the risk that positions will be filled based on political considerat... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,366 | 23.100063 | e burden of those crimes for the rest of their lives there are families who carry the burden of those crimes for the rest of their lives yet in formulating this bill the government has taken no account of the ver | the burden of those crimes for the rest of their lives families that carry the burden of those crimes for the rest of their lives and yet in formulating this bill the government has taken no account of ah the the very clear |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,367 | 28.54 | over his head oh my word that of course was the goal from peter wilson in the inaugural west coast eagles win in the 1992 grand final there are many ways of having a good life but giving so much pleasure to so many for so long is surely one of them to his family to his friends and especially to | over his head oh my word and that of course was the goal from peter wilson in the inaugural west coast eagles win in the nineteen ninety two grand final there are many ways of having a good life but giving so much pleasure to so many for so long is surely one of them to his family to his friends and especially |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,368 | 28.93 | quality products to our own people i ll take the seafood industry as a starter australia imports now almost 70 per cent in the high 60s of our seafood from other nations when we have bountiful seas when we have bountiful fish when we have all of these things that are going there we are about to have boats and fleets th... | quality fiber and quality products to our own people i ll take the seafood industry as a starter straight imports now high sixty is almost seventy percent of our seafood from other nations when we have bountiful seas when we have bountiful fish when we have all these things that are going there we re about to have boat... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,369 | 24.69 | orkers are campaigning to negotiate the very first metropolitan multi employer agreement in december 2025 the fair work commission gave them authorisation to bargain across eight councils in metropolitan melbourne they are melbourne merri bek yarra darebin hume hobsons bay maribyrnong and dandenong five more councils w... | workers are campaigning to negotiate the very first metropolitan multi employer agreement in december twenty twenty five the fair work commission gave them authorisation to bargain across eight councils in metropolitan melbourne and they are melbourne mary beck yarra derrimut hume hobsons bay maribyrnong dandenong five... |
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