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Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,770 | 27.97 | it must be additional supplies that are available on the international market it will underwrite the purchase of shiploads of fuel to get here to australia export finance australia will have a very flexible suite of measures to work with companies it can provide insurance derivatives loans and other arrangements to mak... | it must be additional suppliers that are available on the international market it will underwrite the purchase of shiploads of fuel to get here to australia export finance australia will have a very flexible suite of measures to work with companies it can provide insurance derivatives loans and other arrangements to ma... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,771 | 28.83 | g our farmers and others making decisions on their business structure to try and accommodate the increased cost of fuel and the infrequency of supply so we do want to know whether the government has plans if conditions deteriorate to prioritise our critical industries such as agriculture fishing mining the transport se... | our farmers and others making decisions on their business structure to try and accommodate the increased fuel support the increase cost of fuel and the infrequency of supply so we do want to know whether government has plans if conditions deteriorate to prioritize our critical industries critical interests like agricul... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,772 | 27.07 | n keep moving food to our supermarkets and doing all the other things that they do and to make sure families across this great country are able to get to where they want to go on their easter holidays and can take the kids to sport and to school we need we need a government that recognises that we re not all driving ev... | can keep moving the food to our supermarkets and all the other things that they do to make sure families across this great country are able to get to where they want to go on their easter holidays the deputy speaker said that they could take the kids to sport and to school when we need a government that recognizes that... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,773 | 28.07 | tant we recognise that in a country like ours fuel security is not just having supply somewhere it s about getting that supply everywhere reliably as affordable as can be in the global markets and conditions that we see today and when it is needed most this legislation gives the commonwealth the ability to step in earl... | because it recognize we recognize that in a country like ours fuel security is not just having supply somewhere it s about getting that supply everywhere reliably as affordable as can be in global market and conditions that we see today and when it is needed most this legislation gives the commonwealth the ability to s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,774 | 21 | matters especially for a country like australia where distance and logistics are everything is that there is a clear contradiction at the heart of the government s approach on one hand they are asking taxpayers to underwrite imported fuel during a crisis on the other hand their policies are restricting investment in th... | and what matters especially for a country like australia where distance and logistics are everything there is a clear contradiction at the heart of this government s approach on one hand they are asking taxpayers to underwrite imported fuel during a crisis on the other hand their policies are restricting investment in ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,775 | 29.46 | d the coalition is pleased that the government has taken our advice and cut the fuel excise in half for three months because this is the fastest most direct way to deliver relief it works immediately at the point of sale it does not rely on complex systems or delayed reimbursements it does not require small businesses ... | the coalition is pleased that the government has taken our advice and cut the fuel excise in half for three months because this is the fastest most direct way to deliver relief it works immediately at the point of sale does not rely on complex systems or delayed reimbursements it does not require small businesses to wa... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,776 | 20.11 | now they re confronting a fuel supply crisis and a fuel price crisis at the same time people are pulling up to the bowser shocked by the price and too often they re finding there s no fuel at all the prime minister still has no plan no urgency and has provided no leadership only days ago his part time energy minister w... | now they re confronting a fuel supply crisis and a fuel price crisis at the same time people are pulling into the bowser shocked by the price and too often they re finding there s no fuel at all the prime minister still has no plan no urgency and it s provided no leadership only days ago his part time energy minister w... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,777 | 28.64 | or if you are feeling despondent anxious or run out of hope with what we are currently experiencing globally locally and as a nation i encourage you to visit a church this easter and hear for yourself the message of hope in these very challenging times what have you got to lose there is a list of easter services in the... | or a feeling despondent anxious or run out of hope with what we are currently experiencing globally locally and as a nation i encourage you to visit a church this easter and hear the message of hope in this very challenging time for yourself what have you got to lose there are a list of easter services in the longman c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,778 | 27.55 | mers can t get fertiliser or if they can the price is doubled cafes are reducing shifts for workers as trade slows transport operators are hiking fuel levies to record highs many are cancelling what they consider non essential expenses taxi operators tell me that the uncertainty is crippling and just days out from east... | farmers can t get fertilizer or if they can the price is doubled cafes are reducing shifts for workers as trade slows transport operators are hiking fuel levies to record highs many are canceling what they consider non extent non essential expenses taxi operators tell me the uncertainty is crippling and just days out f... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,779 | 26.75 | l supply network it s just beyond comprehension the same group that came in here and actually asked the question one day when will the war end which they thought through in tactics now pretends that somehow we on this side didn t acknowledge that there was a war and that it would have an impact | issue networked i it s just it s just beyond comprehension what are from the same group that came in here and actually asked a question one day when will the war end that they thought through in tactics now pretends that somehow somehow we on this side didn t acknowledge that there was a war and that it would have an i... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,780 | 28.24 | hich it is having right around the world leadership is about responding in a coherent strategic orderly way and that is precisely what we have done we are working with industry and with state and territory governments working through all of the issues concentrating on the first issu | which it is right around the world what leadership is about is responding in a coherent strategic orderly way and that is precisely precisely what we have done working with industry working with state and territory governments working through all of the issues concentrating on the first issue |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,781 | 28.57 | oach to these fuel disruptions following this the government has announced that we are reducing the heavy vehicle road user charge to zero for three months to help ease costs for truck companies who are carrying essential supplies right the way across the nation this is something that they have called for and it is an ... | to these fuel disruptions following this the government has announced that we are reducing the heavy vehicle road user charge to zero for three months to help ease costs for truck companies who are carrying essential supplies right the way across the nation this is something that they have called for and it is an impor... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,782 | 29.25 | i thank the member for cook for his question | the call to the honourable member for cook my question is to the prime minister can the prime minister confirm that ten percent of service stations in new south wales currently have no diesel and how many service stations in australia are currently without fuel give the call to the prime minister i thank the member for... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,783 | 27.74 | ity fuel security mr chester my question is to the prime minister victorian farmers federation president brett hosking has just released a statement in relation to farmers access to fuel he said today s announcements contain no clarity on how fuel will be prioritised if the crisis deepens why is the prime minister alwa... | the call to the leader of the nationals in the house of representatives yeah well thank you speaker and my question is to the prime minister victorian farmers federation president brett hosking has just released a statement in relation to farms access to fuel and i quote today s announcements contain no clarity on how ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,784 | 29.98 | ss we ve engaged with international partners to keep supplies flowing including the joint statement i made with singapore but we ve also engaged with leaders in singapore malaysia korea china all of our international partners we ve engaged with states and territories on supply and distribution including through the ene... | we ve engaged with international partners to keep supplies flowing including the joint statement i made with singapore but we ve also engaged with leaders in singapore malaysia korea china all of our international partners |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,785 | 28.53 | sion systems submarines and advanced weapons from day one of this government the albanese labor government has been cementing australia at the centre of global efforts to diversify critical minerals supply chains as the true party of the australian resources sector we are developing our resources developing our regions... | systems submarines and advanced weapons from day one of this government the albanese labor government has been cementing australia at the center of global efforts to diversify critical minerals supply chains as the true party of the australian resources sector we are developing our resources we are developing our regio... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,786 | 25.33 | human assessors with clinical input documented from start to finish it s about making sure that we ve got an assessment process that is efficient accurate and fair so that no matter where you live in australia or who comes to do the assessment everybody is treated equitably since november we ve completed 180 000 assess... | human assessors with clinical input documented from start to finish it s about making sure that we ve got an assessment process that is efficient accurate and fair so that no matter where you live in australia or who comes through the assessment everybody is treated equitably since november we ve completed one hundred ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,787 | 20.210063 | high costs of doing business and the cost of living due to labor s renewables or bust approach drove labor to accept reality so too the iran war has forced labor to accept the reality that we need fuel security labor had all their eggs in the renewables basket | high costs of doing business and the cost of living due to labor s renewables or bust approach drove labor to accept reality so too the iran war has forced labor to accept the reality that we need fuel security labor had all their eggs in the renewables basket |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,788 | 28.48 | backed exporters it backed jobs and it backed the industries that underpin our economy coal oil and gas are not abstract industries they are the backbone of regional economies and a key source of national wealth but under this government export finance australia has been repurposed to fit an ideological agenda one that... | it backed exporters it backed jobs it backed the industries that underpin our economy coal oil and gas are not abstract industries they are the backbone of regional economies and a key source of national wealth but under this government export finance australia has been repurposed to fit an ideological agenda one that ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,789 | 28.94 | country while i support the decision and the bill that s before us today my concern remains that there is still a matter of the availability of fuel right now because if small operators cannot afford to buy fuel then there ll be no fuel at the bowser it s that simple yes we will support this bill as a necessary step bu... | my concern remains that the decision while i support the decision and and the bill that s before us today there is still a matter of the availability of fuel right now because it s small operators that cannot have felt forward to buy the fuel then there ll be no fuel at the bowser it s that simple so yes we will suppor... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,790 | 19.76 | it s only through a genuine commitment to the renewable transition that we will become less vulnerable to the next crisis knowing that there will inevitably be another crisis as to this legislation export finance australia is an agency of government which has a clear mandate | it s only through a genuine commitment to the renewable transition that we will become less vulnerable to the next crisis knowing that there will inevitably be a next crisis as to this legislation export finance australia is an agency of government which has a clear mandate |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,791 | 29.96 | s that they are designed to stabilise if the efa is buying stockpiling or underwriting fuel supply it signals to the market that the commonwealth is willing to absorb risk this will inevitably change supplier behaviour the outcome at the bowser might paradoxically be even higher prices we have received no assurances fr... | that they are designed to stabilize if the efi efa is buying stockpiling or underwriting fuel supplies that signals to the market that the commonwealth is willing to absorb risk this will inevitably change supplier behavior their outcome at the bowser might paradoxically be even higher prices mrs deputy speaker we have... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,792 | 26.64 | but it is also why we must be honest about the challenges the scheme now faces the ndis is at a critical juncture it was designed to support around 410 000 australians today it supports more than 760 000 australians that growth underscores the importance of ensuring the scheme is sustainable because sustainability is n... | but it is also why we must be honest about the challenges the scheme now faces the ndis as at is at a critical juncture it was designed to support around four hundred and ten thousand australians today it supports more than seven hundred and sixty thousand australians that growth underscores the importance of ensuring ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,793 | 29.24 | there was also strong support across the sector for reforms that strengthen accountability and safeguard participants this is absolutely what this bill delivers it strengthens the power of the ndis quality and safeguards commission it enables early intervention stronger enforcement and real accountability most provider... | there was also strong support across the sector for reforms that strengthen accountability and safeguard participants and absolutely this is what this bill delivers it strengthens the powers of the ndis quality and safeguards commission it enables earlier intervention stronger enforcement and real accountability most p... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,794 | 23.38 | this bill will introduce a stronger penalty framework for breaches including failures to comply with registration conditions banning orders and a code of conduct it will mean that banning orders can be issued to auditors and consultants it will give the ndis commission the power to issue anti promotion orders to restri... | this bill will introduce a stronger penalty framework for breaches including failures to comply with registration conditions banning orders and a code of conduct it will mean that banning orders can be issued to auditors and consultants it will give the ndis commission the power to issue anti promotion orders to restri... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,795 | 29.52 | keep up with technology the coalition recognises the importance of maintaining a strong modern and balanced copyright system one that protects creators whilst at the same time enabling access to knowledge and innovation copyright law underpins australia s creative industry and supports jobs but more than that it ensure... | keep up with technology the coalition recognizes the importance of maintaining a strong modern and balanced copyright system one that protects creators whilst at the same time enabling access to knowledge to or not to access to knowledge and innovation copyright law underpins australia s creative industry supports jobs... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,796 | 28.49 | the way australians engage with content through digital platforms online education and emerging technologies has evolved significantly it is appropriate that parliament considers reforms to ensure that the copyright system in australia remains fit for purpose one of the key features of this bill is the introduction of ... | why australians engage with content through digital platforms online education and emerging technologies has evolved significantly it is appropriate that parliament considers reforms to ensure that the copyright system in australia remains fit for purpose one of the key features of this bill is the introduction of an o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,797 | 28.71 | overnight israel s parliament passed legislation allowing them to impose the death penalty on palestinian prisoners when it passed minister itamar ben gvir who wore a golden lapel pin in the shape of a noose popped a bottle of champagne to celebrate this is the kind of racist dehumanisation that is embedded in the very... | overnight israel s parliament passed legislation allowing them to impose the death penalty on palestinian prisoners when it passed minister idamia ben gaviria who wore a golden lapel pin in the shape of a noose popped a bottle of champagne to celebrate this is the kind of racist dehumanization that is embedded in the v... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,798 | 20.99 | why is it always the case that you oppose relief for australian families that s really the question that australians were asking after the last election the economic team that now runs the liberal party mr taylor and senator hume went to an election with bigger deficits more debt and higher taxes and | and why is it always the case that you oppose relief for australian families i mean that s really the question that australians were asking after the last election when the economic team that now runs the liberal party mr taylor and senator hume went to an election with bigger deficits more debt and higher taxes |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,799 | 21.939938 | two years on no one has been held accountable instead of justice your government has offered platitudes and the inadequate binskin report minister you could have referred the matter to the icc pushed for an international investigation demanded the release of evidence imposed consequences or insisted that those responsi... | two years on no one has been held accountable instead of justice your government has offered platitudes in the inadequate bin skin report minister you could have referred the matter to the icc which for an international investigation demanded the release of evidence impose consequences or insisted that those responsibl... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,800 | 28.75 | the international community came together to establish principles of humanitarian law and we will always seek to defend them honourable senators interjecting the president senator faruqi you were heard in complete silence and that respect needs to be shown to any minister that s answering a question senator allman payn... | in the international community came together to establish principles of humanitarian law and we will always see thank you minister the time for answering has expired order order order senator farrukh you were heard in complete silence and that respect needs to be shown to any minister that s answering questions senator... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,801 | 27.679938 | on the conflict on the other side of the world is having a real impact on australians here at home the albanese labor government is acting now to shield australians from the worst of it fuel is available on the international market but it s becoming more expensive and riskier to secure commercially that s why the gover... | the conflict on the other side of the world is having a real impact on australians here at home and the albanese labor government is acting now to shield australians from the worst of it fuel is available on the international market but it s becoming more expensive and riskier to secure commercially that s why the gove... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,802 | 29.020063 | ent will not be business as usual it will be for additional supplies and this will ensure that we have a wider range of tools available to respond to australia s everyday needs we will not wait for a crisis to deepen before we act we will prepare for what may come and we will act ahead of the curve what we do today wil... | it will not be business as usual it will be for additional supplies and this will ensure that we will have a wider range of tools available to respond to australia s everyday needs we will not wait for a crisis to deepen before we act we will prepare for what may come and we will act ahead of the curve what we do today... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,803 | 25.599938 | erate the way this government operates is that we make decisions about individual applicants based on their character based on whether they re going to make a positive contribution to australia and whether they represent a security risk to australia we do not have the kind of approach that you are encouraging us to tak... | the way this government operates is that we make decisions about individual applicants based on their character based on whether they are going to make a positive contribution to australia and whether they represent a security risk to australia we do not have the kind of approach that you are encouraging us to take and... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,804 | 16.079938 | e we are determined to do what we can as a government working with the states and territories to support our farming communities particularly as we approach the president thank you minister senator whiteaker first supplementary senator whiteaker | we are determined to do what we can as a government working with the states and territories to support our farming communities particularly as we approach thank you minister senator whittaker first supplementary thank you minister for that answer |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,805 | 27.02 | queensland minister for the environment and water thanks senator walker who i know is a fierce advocate of the needs of younger australians when it comes to housing the albanese labor government is taking decisive action to cut through the red tape and delays in approvals that have held up the construction of more home... | i thank you senator walker minister watson thanks president and thanks senator walker who i know is a fierce advocate of the needs of younger australians when it comes to housing the albanese labor government is taking decisive action to cut through the red tape and delays in approvals that have held up the constructio... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,806 | 29.66 | etter and more enduring bilateral agreements between federal and state governments and improved strategic assessments and bioregional planning what a far cry from the situation we inherited from the coalition when we came to office there were nearly 100 housing projects sitting unapproved and not a single dollar provid... | better and more enduring bilateral agreements between federal and state governments and improve strategic assessments and by a regional planning what a far cry from the situation we inherited from the coalition when we came to office when there were nearly one hundred housing projects sitting unapproved not a single do... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,807 | 28.71 | me from moving a motion to provide for the consideration of a matter namely a motion to give precedence to a motion relating to the deployment of the australian defence force on 10 march 2026 the albanese labor government made a decision to deploy the australian defence force into the united arab emirates in a military... | from moving a motion to provide for the consideration of a matter namely a motion to give precedence to a motion relating to the deployment of the australian defense force um president on the tenth of march twenty twenty six the labor government the albanesei government made a decision to deploy the australian defense ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,808 | 24.99 | term inflationary increase in the australian economy we re not on top of inflation the february figures showed annualised inflation running at 3 7 per cent here in australia that s slightly better than the january figure of 3 8 per cent but if you compare that to the rest of the world and to other advanced economies wh... | long term inflationary increase in the australian economy and we are not on top of inflation the february figures showed annualized inflation running at three point seven percent here in australia it s slightly better than the january figure of three point eight percent but if you compare that to the rest of the world ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,809 | 28.18 | t has failed every aid worker who put their life on the line and it has failed the basic test of whether it will stand up for justice when it counts because justice is not something you quietly raise in meetings or memos justice is something you fight for but zomi s memory will not be in vain every day aid workers and ... | it has failed every aid worker who puts their life on the line and it has failed the basic test of whether it will stand up for justice when it counts because justice is not something you quietly raise in meetings or memos justice is something you fight for but zomie s memory will not be in vain every day aid workers a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,810 | 29.49 | hich seniors organisations which disability groups have called for the answer to a mandate that does not go far enough to be no mandate at all the answer is none of them not one there are currently 1 5 million australians who use cash for more than 80 per cent of their in person transactions one in two australians over... | which senior organizations which disability groups have called for the answer to a mandate that does not go far enough to be no mandate at all the answer is none of them not one there are currently one point five million australians who use cash for more than eighty percent of their in person transactions one in two au... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,811 | 25.52 | that we were right i will quote senator brockman the coalition will be supporting this motion and i will explain why we just saw from senator whiteaker how unseriously the government takes this issue and it is a serious issue it is a serious issue of economic freedom it is a serious issue that other countries are takin... | that we were right and i ll quote senator brockman through you chair ah the coalition will be supporting this motion and i will explain why we just saw from senator whitaker how unseriously the government takes this issue and it s a serious issue it s a serious issue of economic freedom it s a serious issue that other ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,812 | 29.76 | to the labor government anyone with half a modicum of interest in world affairs would have known and seen that the united states and israel have a particular interest in relation to the nuclear capability of iran iran is in the middle of the middle east and the middle east is famous for many many good things including ... | to the labor government because anyone with half a modicum of interest in world affairs will have known and seen that the united states and israel had a particular interest in relation to the nuclear capability of iran and that iran is in the middle of the middle east and the middle east is famous for many many good th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,813 | 30 | the things that we have here in this country while everyone else uses similar energy sources we can t punish people we can t punish australians for being australian that s what i feel like we have been doing certainly given the lack of preparedness the government has shown in the last few weeks at the end of the day ye... | the things that we have here in this country while everyone else uses similar energy sources so we we can t punish people we can t punish australians for being australian and that s what i feel like we have been doing certainly given the lack of preparedness the government has shown in the last few weeks so at the end ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,814 | 27.25 | es approved and up to scratch has been these environmental laws given the senate s extensive investigation of these bills i would say almost definitively that there won t be any improvements under these laws because all of the principal things in the main are in the regulations so i don t think we re going to get fast ... | have been these environmental laws and i would say that given the senate s extensive investigation of these these bills it s very unclear i d say almost definitively that there won t be any improvements under these laws because all of the principal things in the main are in the regulations so i don t think we re going ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,815 | 29.99 | australians know that the global circumstances that we re dealing with are really pressing hard on every single economy across the world and pressing hard on the delivery of the fuels that we have always expected would flow there is an unprecedented conflict in the middle east it s absolutely pushing up prices everywhe... | australians know that the global global circumstances that we re dealing with are really pressing hard on every single economy across the world and pressing hard on the delivery of the fuels that we have always expected would flow there is an unprecedented conflict in the middle east it s absolutely pushing up prices e... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,816 | 29.3 | sterday the prime minister would not tell the australian people how many fuel stations are out of fuel and how many service stations do not have either diesel or unleaded petrol you talk about being responsible in question time when you re asked the question front up and give australians the facts why is the prime mini... | the prime minister the prime minister yesterday would not tell the australian people how many fuel stations are out of fuel and how many state service stations do not have either diesel or unleaded petrol you talk about being responsible in question time when you re asked the question front up and give australia the fa... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,817 | 27.179938 | to make temporary changes allowing the heavy vehicle road user charge to be reduced to zero for three months from 1 april 2026 to help truckies and the transport industry following discussions at national cabinet yesterday the states and territories have also indicated that they are willing to give back some of the ext... | to make temporary changes allowing the heavy vehicle road user charge to be reduced to zero for three months from one april 2026 to help truckies in the transport industry now following discussions at national cabinet yesterday the states and territories have also indicated that they are willing to give back some of th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,818 | 28.87 | food trucks which are struggling to make ends meet to be able to get food to consumers at a price they can afford of course australians are going to supermarkets and other small businesses that they want to support expecting to be able to afford to buy the food that they would ordinarily provide for their family and th... | which are struggling to make ends meet to be able to get food to consumers at a price they can afford and of course australians are going to supermarkets and other small businesses that they want to support expecting to be able to afford to buy the food that they would ordinarily provide for their family and there s a ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,819 | 28.17 | doing it does not seem to understand how supply chains work it does not understand the essential input that fuels and liquid fuels have in the health of the economy and their impact on not just industry but also ordinary australians the only people who will pay through higher prices and higher costs are of course ordin... | it does not seem to understand how supply chains work it does not understand the essential input that fuels and liquid fuels have into the health of the economy and as a consequence the impact it not just has on industry but also ordinary australians and the only people who will pay through higher prices and higher cos... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,820 | 27.42 | a safety net that is why a strategy focused on reserves alone gives the illusion of security without delivering the reality the core finding of the page research centre which should have been obvious and has been obvious to people who have sat in this place is that fuel security is national security domestic production... | and that is why a strategy focused on reserves alone gives the illusion of security without delivering the reality and the core finding is of the page research center which should have been obvious and has been obvious to people who have sat in this place is that fuel security is national security so domestic productio... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,821 | 28.55 | capacity and the absence of a credible plan for crisis or wartime fuel supply and lower prices do not equal secure supply by focusing on short term relief without a long term strategy the government risks giving australians a false sense of security the other issue is that on its own a fuel excise cut could be inflatio... | and the absence of a critical plan for crisis or wartime fuel supply supply and lower prices do not equal secure supply and by focusing on a short term relief without a long term strategy the government risks giving australians a false sense of security and the other issue is that on its own a fuel tax excise cut could... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,822 | 29.92 | for a typical large freight truck with a 400 litre tank that represents a saving of around 130 every single time they stop to fill up on a long haul route from melbourne to brisbane those savings rapidly compound protecting the tight margin of transport businesses everywhere furthermore we are sensibly deferring the pr... | for a typical large freight truck with a four hundred liter tank that represents a saving of around one hundred and thirty dollars every single time they stop to fill up on a long haul route from melbourne to brisbane those savings rapidly compound protecting the tight margin of transport businesses everywhere furtherm... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,823 | 27.959938 | can increase the penalties but if the accc aren t doing their job as they should then they re not worth the paper they re written on i ve got to say regional australians have become very cynical about the effectiveness of the accc they see them as being as effective as the bureau of meteorology that is the reality of t... | you can increase the penalties but if the a triple c aren t doing their job as they should then it s not worth the paper it s written on and i ve got to say regional australians have become very cynical about the effectiveness of the a triple c they see them as effective as the bureau of meteorology that is the reality... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,824 | 29.96 | te these men and women who are carting your food have been going broke because there hasn t been an understanding of their importance in our country s economy and our supply chains you in metropolitan australia have the convenience to turn up to a supermarket knowing that it s just sitting there on a shelf this is a bi... | these men and women who are carding your food have been going broke because there hasn t been an understanding of their importance their importance in our country s economy and our supply chains of you in metropolitan australia have the convenience to turn up to a supermarket knowing that it s just sitting there on a s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,825 | 29.27 | at is because we appreciate the role that truckies and trucking have in keeping our economy moving and this is to ensure that that can keep happening this is a combined saving for truck operators of 32 4c per litre 26 3c at the pump and a further increase in fuel tax credits of 6c per litre that they will receive when ... | that is because we appreciate the role that truckies and trucking has in keeping our economy moving and this is to ensure that that can keep having happening this is a combined saving for truck operators of thirty two point four cents per litre twenty six point three at the pump and a further increase in fuel tax credi... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,826 | 29.95 | our changes will give operators breathing room and will mean the whole supply chain breathes a little easier i welcome the support of the australian chamber of commerce the national road transport association and industry groups right across the country for these changes we ve also made clear that we expect fuel retail... | our changes will give operators breathing room and will mean the whole supply chain breathes a little easier i welcome the support of the australian chamber of commerce the national road transport association and industry groups right across the country for these changes we ve also made clear that we expect fuel retail... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,827 | 29.3 | and togetherness i was delighted recently to join in two sri lankan new year celebrations one was hosted by jannali dance academy and i want to acknowledge the incredible work they do teaching dance and culture to young people across our community i was also pleased to attend a celebration organised by serendib crew so... | and togetherness i was delighted recently to joining two sri lankan new year celebrations one was hosted by janali dance academy and i want to acknowledge the incredible work they do teaching dance and culture to young people across our community deputy speaker i was also pleased to attend a celebration organized by se... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,828 | 29.41 | a cook this government has taken decisive action to safeguard australia s security and protect australian households during a time of global uncertainty in response to the ongoing conflict in the middle east and its impact on global fuel supply we now have a comprehensive national fuel security plan labor has acted to ... | thank you deputy speaker this government has taken decisive action to safeguard australia s security and protect australian households during a time of global uncertainty in response to the ongoing conflict in the middle east and its impact on global fuel supply we now have a comprehensive national fuel security plan l... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,829 | 28.85 | e asked questions in senate estimates about whether there was any capacity for support to be fast tracked for frank and valma given their considerable age we were told that wasn t possible unless they were homeless indigenous or had cognitive issues i ask the minister wages and salaries ms sitou if you are 18 years old... | when we asked questions in sendestments whether there was any capacity for support to be fast tracked for frank and valma given their considerable age we were told that wasn t possible unless they were homeless indigenous or had cognitive issues i asked the minister just do your day job and help member for reid has a c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,830 | 29.67 | the top one day well done the speaker welcome to jett statements on indulgence jarvis jett mr albanese i want to give a shout out to jett jarvis who s 12 years old from dalveen in queensland in the electorate of maranoa he s a student at scots college there at warwick and he came in today because he s the squiz kids pm... | in accordance with standing order 43 the time for members statements has concluded i give the call to the on duty chief minister thanks mr speaker i want to give a shout out to jet jarvis who is 12 years old from dalveen in queensland in the electorate of maranoa he s a student at scotts college there at warwick and he... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,831 | 24.72 | easing some of that pressure that we understand and acknowledge that people are under also today and i know the minister for employment and workplace relations will want me to mention it there was a very welcome outcome when it comes to youth wages from the fair work commission and also earlier today the reserve bank m... | easing some of that pressure that we understand and acknowledge that people are under also today mr speaker and i know the minister for employment will want me to mention there s a very welcome outcome when it comes to youth wages from the fair work commission and also earlier today the reserve bank made it clear that ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,832 | 25.81 | to save 23 6c per litre at the pump states and territories have agreed to look at their registration charges for heavy vehicles in conjunction with what we ve done and also to continue to discuss the gst and do all they can to ensure that there is some of that increase returned the legislation to do the fuel decrease w... | cents per liter at the pump states and territories have agreed to look at their registration charges for heavy vehicles in conjunction with what we ve done and also to continue to discuss the gst and do all they can to ensure that there is some of that returned the increased returned the legislation to do the fueling f... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,833 | 16.56 | it will give transport owners and operators much needed relief easing fuel costs while they continue to carry food medicine and other essentials right the way across this country it has been welcomed by the australian trucking association the tourism and transport forum | it will give transport owners and operators much needed relief easing fuel costs while they continue to carry food medicine and other essentials right the way across this country it has been welcomed by the australian trucking association the tourism and transport forum |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,834 | 27.2 | changing the sulphur rules and changing the diesel rules all this has been necessary in the face of the most volatile energy situation that the world has seen certainly since i was born this is the action the government has taken i m pleased to inform the house as we previously have that any cancelled ships have been m... | the sulphur rules changing the diesel rules all this has been necessary in the face of the most volatile energy situation certainly since i was born mr speaker that the world has seen this is the action the government has taken and i m pleased to inform the house as we previously have that any cancelled ships have been... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,835 | 28.41 | ty these leaders are asking australia to share our expertise and experience the drumbeat against social media harm is growing the time for accountability is here we started with our world leading social media minimum age and we will hold them accountable for it we are working every day to introduce a digital duty of ca... | these leaders are asking australia to share our expertise and experience the drumbeat against social media harm is growing the time for accountability is here we started with our world leading social media minimum age and we will hold them accountable for it and we are working every day to introduce a digital duty of c... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,836 | 29.95 | n i m very pleased to inform the house that this morning the independent fair work commission has ruled that young adult workers should earn adult wages this government welcomes the decision to abolish junior rates for 18 to 20 year olds working in retail fast food and pharmacy today s decision means that tens of thous... | now i m very pleased to inform the house that this morning the independent fair work commission has ruled that young adult workers should earn adult wages this government welcomes the decision to abolish junior rates for eighteen to twenty year olds working in retail fast food and pharmacy today s decision means that t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,837 | 18.78 | and energy i thank the member for his question i ll set it out as clearly as i can there are currently more than 53 ships on their way to australia the arrival of some is imminent others are just leaving the refineries as we speak so that s an average of course a ship from the united states takes about a month to get h... | thank you mr speaker i thank the member for his question i ll set it out as clearly as i can there are currently more than fifty three ships on their way to australia some ah some arrival is imminent others are just leaving the refineries as we speak so that s an average of course a ship from the united states takes ab... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,838 | 29.79 | australia is the outlier here we have massive gas exports but receive minimal public revenue norway has a sovereign wealth fund worth 2 trillion we have billions in debt australians want answers and they want action some are talking about a windfall profits tax and that has its merits but it s not enough on its own win... | australia is the outlier here we have massive gas exports but receive minimal public revenue norway has a sovereign wealth fund worth two two trillion dollars we have billions in debt australians want answers and they want action some are talking about a windfall profits tax and that has its merits but it s not enough ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,839 | 29.92 | we have boosted funding for the ato s tax avoidance taskforce by 200 million a year and extended the operation of the taskforce we ve put in place reforms which have curtailed the ability of companies to operate in opaque fashion through a beneficial ownership register ensuring that firms need to disclose their true ow... | we have boosted funding for the ato s tax avoidance task force by 200 million a year and extended the operation of the task force and we ve put in place reforms which have curtailed the ability of companies to operate in an opaque fashion through a beneficial ownership register ensuring that firms need to disclose thei... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,840 | 21.04 | dr fatih birol the head of the international energy agency has warned that this energy crisis is worse than the combined consequences of the two oil shocks of the 1970s and the gas crisis following russia s invasion of ukraine in 2022 the three biggest energy shocks in modern history | dr fady baroud the head of the international energy agency has warned that this energy crisis is worse than the combined consequences of the two oil shocks of the nineteen seventy s and the gas crisis following russia s invasion of ukraine in twenty twenty two the three biggest energy shocks in modern history |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,841 | 29.79 | ed australians are already feeling price pressures at the bowser and will soon feel them in power bills and at the supermarket yet we continue to export enormous volumes of gas without receiving a fair return for the australians who own them the australia institute has found that every week the albanese government dela... | australians are already feeling pipe price pressures at the browser and will soon fill them in our power bills and at the supermarket and yet we continue to export enormous volumes of gas without receiving a fair return for the australians who own it the australian institute has found that every week the albanese gover... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,842 | 23.63 | is what comes out of our ground but also what comes out of our bowsers and do you know what households have been doing it tough this is the reason why we introduced the fuel tax offset which is basically 26c off fuel from april to june and while we have been doing that we have also been looking at supply one of the thi... | what comes out of our ground but also what we re seeing comes out of our bounces and you know what households have been doing it tough and this is the reason why we introduced the fuel tax offset which is basically twenty six cents off fuel from april to june but while we ve been doing that we ve also been looking at s... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,843 | 26.2 | i want to acknowledge the mover of this motion and this mpi and the spirit in which it s been brought into this place i have long advocated for making sure australians get their fair share of our gas for domestic customers and making sure they get their fair share of our sovereign wealth i was one of the first people i... | speaker and i do want to acknowledge the mover of this motion and this npi and the spirit in which it has been brought into this place i have long advocated for making sure australians get their fair share of our gas for domestic customers and making sure they get their fair share of our sovereign wealth one of the fir... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,844 | 28.53 | right we need to ensure that australians receive a fair share of our nation s wealth while simultaneously shielding household budgets from global instability and keeping prices affordable and also providing investment stability and certainty in the industry before i entered this place i spent many decades working as an... | we need to ensure that australians receive a fair share of our nation s wealth while simultaneously shielding household budgets from global instability and keeping prices affordable and also providing investment stability and certainty in the industry speaker before i entered this place i spent many decades working as ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,845 | 28.639938 | m for us elise writes in and tells me about the school excursions which are being cut because of these skyrocketing fuel prices luke knight from l con building construction in orange has written to me he told me about the skyrocketing price increases from suppliers for the materials used to build our homes and factorie... | elise writes in and tells me about the school excursions which have been cut back because of these skyrocketing fuel prices luke knight from elcon building and construction in orange has written to me and he s told me of the skyrocketing price increases from suppliers the materials used to build our homes and factories... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,846 | 27.98 | they flow through the entire economy because when fuel costs rise everything costs more this bill helps to limit that by easing pressure across the entire economy we are also working closely with the accc and the states and territories to ensure the benefits of the excise reduction are fully realised we are also acting... | they flow through the entire economy because when fuel costs rise everything costs more this bill helps to limit that by easing pressure across the entire economy we are also working closely with the a triple c and the states and in and territories to ensure the benefits of the excise reduction are fully realized deput... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,847 | 20.88 | and it is about making sure that in the face of evolving global uncertainty australians are supported protected and treated fairly the alternative approach put forward by the coalition would not deliver this while we are acting to bring costs down they are lining up to cut support | and it is about making sure that in the face of evolving global uncertainty australians are supported protected and treated fairly the alternative approach put forward by the coalition would not deliver this while we are acting to bring costs down they are lining up to cut support |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,848 | 26.86 | n in the developed world when this external shock came across and yes of course it s adding to inflation when you have the highest inflation in the entire developed world there is nowhere for australian businesses to hide there s nowhere for australian households to go in that environment an external shock like the war... | in the developed world when this external shock came across and yes of course it s adding to inflation when you have the highest inflation in the entire developed world there is nowhere for australian businesses to hide there s nowhere for australian households to go because in that environment an external shock like t... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,849 | 25.2 | rise i deeply worry for those families in my community that mum unable to pay for her kids packed lunches those families who have children sleeping on the floor with a blanket without a bed those families that are unable to make ends meet and who are getting fuel vouchers these are real stories from real people in the ... | i deeply right worry for those families in my community that mum unable to pay for her kids lunches and pack kids lunches those families who have children sleeping on the floor with a blanket without a bed those families who are unable to make ends meet who are getting fuel vouchers these are real stories from real peo... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,850 | 25.939938 | just isn t there today in question time we heard that there are almost 500 petrol stations without fuel we heard last week in response to a question the energy minister was unable to answer how much fuel there was in south australia western australia and the northern territory when pressed on that by those on this side... | that just isn t there and today in question time we heard there was almost five hundred petrol stations without fuel we heard last week in response to a question that energy minister unable to answer how much fuel there was in south australia western australia and the northern territory and when pressed on that from th... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,851 | 29.85 | ty the plan has also increased opportunities for communities to be more involved in decision making with more transparency and accountability in the decisions as a government we recognise that the basin still faces challenges and our government will continue to work towards a healthy basin for all its users we recognis... | the plan has also increased opportunities for communities to be more involved in decision making with more transparency and accountability in those decisions now we recognise as a government that the basin still faces challenges and our government will continue to work towards a healthy basin for all its users we recog... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,852 | 28.94 | now let me talk about the farmers you remember those people that actually feed us they re on the land come rain hail or shine and they re trying to get a crop in i ve spoken to a few in recent weeks they ve been doing it tough really tough and now these fuel costs are going to hit them even harder but it s not just the... | now let me talk about the farmers you remember those people that actually feed us they re on the land come rail hay hail shine and they re trying to get a crop in you know i ve spoken to a few in recent weeks they ve been doing it tough really tough and now these fuel costs are going to hit them even harder but it s no... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,853 | 28.42 | t after the federal environment laws had been fixed his next priority would be looking at solutions around plastic packaging in particular making big producers of plastic responsible for the product they produce an extended producer responsibility scheme well one year later four years after labor came to government eve... | federal environment laws have been fixed his next priority was going to be looking at solutions around plastic packaging in particular making big producers of plastic responsible for the product that they produce an extended producer responsibility scheme well one year later four years after labor have been in governme... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,854 | 29.76 | yth is that salmon farming is poorly regulated the reality is that aquaculture in tasmania is one of the most tightly monitored food industries in the country myth salmon farms are bad for the environment fact people working in this industry depend on clean healthy water more than anyone their livelihoods literally dep... | another myth salmon farming is poorly regulated the reality is that aquaculture in tasmania is one of the most tightly monitored food industries in the country myth salmon farms are bad for the environment fact people working in this industry depend on clean healthy water more than anyone their livelihoods literally de... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,855 | 27.62 | ny australians are doing it tough as we come into this easter holiday break but let me take you back just one month before the start of hostilities in the middle east and before the impacts of those hostilities started to affect the global econo | cindy brockman thank you mr acting deputy deputy president well many australians are doing it tough as we come into this easter holiday break but let me take you back just one month before the start of hostilities in the middle east before the impacts of those hostilities started to affect the global economy |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,856 | 26.78 | cy decades of governments backing in oil and gas and sidelining the alternatives decades of following the us into conflicts that destabilise global energy markets now here we are hooked on petrol exposed to every international shock and sending billions of dollars offshore while households struggle to keep up what s th... | decades of governments backing in oil and gas and sidelining the alternatives decades of following the u s into conflicts that destabilize global energy markets and now here we are hooked on petrol exposed to every international stock shock and spending billions at sending billions of dollars offshore while households ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,857 | 26.77 | nd his formal honours sir anthony mason was known to all who worked alongside him for his sharp mind his principled independence and his wicked sense of humour the parliament owes an enduring debt to sir anthony mason for his years of dedicated service to our great nation i have no doubt his judgements will be studied ... | beyond his former honors sir anthony mason was known to all who worked alongside him for his sharp mind his principled independence and wicked sense of humor the parliament owes an enduring debt to sir anthony mason for his years of dedicated service to our great nation i have no doubt his judgments will be studied and... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,858 | 28.94 | 9 08 i move that so much of the standing and sessional orders be suspended as would prevent the member from calare moving the following motion that this house notes that all the major parties have let the residents and communities of central western new south wales down with broken promises empty announcements and fund... | speaker i move that so much of the standing and sessional orders be suspended as would prevent the member for collier moving the following motion that this house one notes that all the major parties have let the residents and communities of central western new south wales down with broken promises empty announcements a... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,859 | 28.43 | north queensland lost people due to flooding on the highways six people at the gairloch and seymour river areas just north of ingham the national highway was cut i emphasise national highway nearly half a million people live north of ingham in australia the greater cairns re | north queensland lost six people due to flooding on the highways um the gear lock and seymour rivers just north of ingham cut the national highway they have sized the national highway and cut nearly half a million people live north of ingham in australia nearly half a million people |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,860 | 29.49 | australia the greater cairns region the greater innisfail region and greater mareeba atherton region are big population centres by any standard in australia and they re cut off every year by rivers no one s doing anything about it they are also cut off by the herbert river i am well aware as an historian that very trag... | the greater cairns region the great inisfail region create a marie brathen and region um big populations sentenced by any standards in australia as they cut off every year but two rivers i mean no one s doing anything about them um they are also cut off by the herbert river um and very tragically um i am well aware as ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,861 | 28.27 | i can t help but think they re blackfellas don t worry about them i don t have any other explanation as to why doomadgee gets cut off every single year for three months i don t know any other town in australia that fits into that category there probably are some that do but i m not aware of them also if you put a highe... | and i can t help but think are their blackfellows don t worry about them i just can t have any other explanation as to why talk with you gets cut off every single year for three months i don t know any other town in australia that fits into that category there probably are some but i m not aware of them and also if you... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,862 | 27.26 | water policy has become increasingly opaque increasingly centralised and increasingly disconnected from the people who live and work on the land labor likes to talk about environmental water as if that label alone gives it a social licence but communities in the basin know better they know that behind that label are de... | water policy has become increasingly opaque increasingly centralized and increasingly disconnected from the people who live and work on the land labor likes to talk about environmental water as if that label alone gives it a social license but communities in the basin know better they know that behind that label are de... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,863 | 24.64 | n hear directly from communities and experts and it will report to this parliament not just to the government of the day that is a core difference from a royal commission the commission will examine the size and composition of the cewh s holdings how watering priorities are set how decisions are implemented in practice... | it can hear directly from communities and experts and it will report to this parliament not just the government of the day that is a core difference to a royal commission the commission will examine the size and composition composition of chews water holdings how watering priorities are set how decisions are implemente... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,864 | 27.39 | these relate to strengthening workplace protections during sexual misconduct investigations the sentencing and recording of convictions for perpetrators of military sexual violence and court martial governance the royal commission also noted that involvement in the military justice system whether as a victim or an accu... | these relate to strengthening workplace protections during sexual misconduct investigations the sentencing and recording of convictions for perpetrators of military sexual violence and court martial governance the royal commission also noted that involvement in the military justice system whether as a victim or an accu... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,865 | 28.96 | d consumer amendment bill 2026 amends the australian consumer law and implements the government s commitment to protect consumers from unfair trading practices subscription traps and drip pricing australians know exactly what this bill is about because they have lived it trying to decide on an online purchase they sudd... | i move that the bill be now read a second time this bill amends the australian consumer law and implements the government s commitment to protect consumers from unfair trading practices subscription traps and drip pricing australians know exactly what this bill is about because they ve lived it trying to decide on an o... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,866 | 23.97 | e regulator will be established in the department of infrastructure transport regional development communications sport and the arts it will enforce the charter and be empowered to investigate systemic issues facing consumers in the aviation sector the regulator will also carry out enforcement activities related to the... | the regulator will be established in the department of infrastructure transport regional development communications sports and arts it will enforce the charter and be empowered to investigate systemic issues facing consumers in the asia pacific sector the regulator will also carry out enforcement activities related to ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,867 | 28.850063 | ake a point about the tobacco one we re happy to look at whether the tobacco industry should be able to get this r d incentive but we need to make the point here that the tobacco industry itself is in complete disarray at the moment we ve lost billions of dollars in tax revenue in 2022 when the government came to offic... | deputy speaker that you know we re again we re happy to look at this happy to look whether the tobacco industry should be able to get this r d incentive but we need to make the point here that the tobacco industry itself deputy speaker is in complete disarray at the moment we ve lost billions of dollars in tax revenue ... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,868 | 26.35 | t on the report of the joint standing committee on treaties regarding the papua new guinea australia mutual defence treaty also known as the pukpuk treaty the pukpuk treaty marks a significant achievement in australia s relationship with papua new guinea the treaty binds our two countries together in a formal alliance ... | on the report of the joint standing committee on treaties regarding the papua new guinea australia mutual defence treaty also known as the book book treaty the book book treatment marks a significant achievement in australia s relationship with papua new guinea the treaty binds our two countries together in a formal al... |
Qwen/Qwen2-Audio-7B | English | en | disco-eth/WorldSpeech | en_au | test | held-out dialect | 3,869 | 24.73 | it enables a two way exchange with papua new guinea s defence personnel attending australian training institutions and provides australia with an opportunity to gain specialist expertise in areas such as jungle warfare it also enables both countries to contribute expertise and capacity and ensure we grow stronger toget... | it enables a two way exchange with papua new guinea s defence personnel attending australian training institutions and provides ah austrailan opportunity in gaining specialist expertise in areas such as jungle warfare it also enables both countries to contribute expertise and capacity and ensuring we grow stronger toge... |
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