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Kalyn Ponga’s regrets over Origin sendoff · The Front

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  Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from The Australian. I'm Claire Harvey with
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  Speaker 1: the Front's afternoon headlines. Queensland Origin superstar Klan Ponger says
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  Speaker 1: he wishes he could relive the moment that changed the
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  Speaker 1: game in Rugby league's sensational Wednesday night first State of
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  Speaker 1: Origin match, Pomer was sent off by referee Ashley Klein
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  Speaker 1: after a sickening head collision with New South Wales Tallu Cooler,
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  Speaker 1: only the seventh player ever to be sent off in
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  Speaker 1: an Origin game. It changed the match, with New South
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  Speaker 1: Wales one player up for the remainder of the second half,
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  Speaker 1: romping home with a twenty two to twenty win. Poller's
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  Speaker 1: been charged with a Grade two shoulder charge and find
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  Speaker 1: just under seven thousand dollars, roughly a quarter of his
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  Speaker 1: match fee. Cooler didn't return to the field after failing
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  Speaker 1: a head injury assessment. Ponger says he feels guilty that
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  Speaker 1: the Morons had to play the rest of the match
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  Speaker 1: with only twelve men. A New South Wales police officer
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  Speaker 1: who was shot in the head as he responded to
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  Speaker 1: the Bondi terror attack, is in recovery for a tumor
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  Speaker 1: that was only discovered when he was hospitalized following the incident.
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  Speaker 1: The family of twenty two year old Probationary Constable Jack
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  Speaker 1: Hibbert said in a fundraising statement he's on the mend
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  Speaker 1: following surgery on the tumor in late April, with further
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  Speaker 1: procedures to come. Hibbert was blinded in one eye when
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  Speaker 1: he was struck by a bullet at Bondi Beach on
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  Speaker 1: December fourteen. He'd only been on the job for four months.
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  Speaker 1: A fourth so called ISIS bride, will face the Melbourne
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  Speaker 1: Magistrates Court on terrorism charges after returning to Australia from Syria.
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  Speaker 1: Ray Ann Elhuley was formally charged with entering and remaining
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  Speaker 1: in a declared conflict zone and joining the Islamic State
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  Speaker 1: terror organization by the Australian Federal Police on Thursday. He
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  Speaker 1: is AFP Deputy Commissioner National Security Investigations, Hilda Sireh.
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  Speaker 2: There will be alleged the woman traveled to Syria between
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  Speaker 2: twenty thirteen and twenty fourteen to join ISIS. This has
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  Speaker 2: been exceptional work by our investigators and I want to
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  Speaker 2: thank every member across all our agencies for their expertise
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  Speaker 2: and dedication to keeping our community safe. I also want
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  Speaker 2: to underscore that a period of time without charges being
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  Speaker 2: laid is not an indicator that the investigations have ceased.
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  Speaker 1: The AFP will allege the thirty four year old travel
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  Speaker 1: to Syria as part of a group in order to
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  Speaker 1: join the so called Islamic State Caliphate. Elholly and members
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  Speaker 1: of her family spent time in the ol Hall Displaced
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  Speaker 1: Persons camp in twenty nineteen after being detained by Kurdish forces,
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  Speaker 1: and she covertly returned to Australia via Lebanon in the
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  Speaker 1: company of another woman in late twenty twenty five. She's
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  Speaker 1: not part of the group of nineteen Australian women and
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  Speaker 1: children who returned this week, or a smaller group who
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  Speaker 1: touched down in Sydney and Melbourne earlier in May. Two
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  Speaker 1: women from the first cohort accused of owning Yazidi slaves
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  Speaker 1: have been separately charged with crimes against humanity, while a
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  Speaker 1: third was arrested and charged with terrorism offenses in Sydney.
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  Speaker 1: Check out those stories live right now at the Australian
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  Speaker 1: dot Com dot a U and come back to the
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  Speaker 1: front first thing in the morning for our look at
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  Speaker 1: the ABC's decision to hire and then fire a journalist
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  Speaker 1: with connections to underworld crime families. That's right here, Friday morning,