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King Charles alive and well after mistake radio death announcement · The Front

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  Speaker 1: Today's biggest news from the Australian. I'm Christinamio with the
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  Speaker 1: front's afternoon headlines. King Charles will be pleased to learn
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  Speaker 1: he's not dead. That's after a British radio station accidentally
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  Speaker 1: announced the monarch had passed on Tuesday. Radio Caroline, which
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  Speaker 1: broadcasts in the Eastern Essex region, has since issued an
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  Speaker 1: apology for the bungle, which station manager Peter Moore said
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  Speaker 1: was caused by a computer error. In a post on
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  Speaker 1: the station's Facebook page, Moore explained the error triggered the
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  Speaker 1: so called death of a monarch procedure, where the announcement
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  Speaker 1: is followed by a rendition of God Save the King
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  Speaker 1: and then a period of silence. This is Radio Caroline.
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  Speaker 1: We have suspended our normal programs until further notice as
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  Speaker 1: a mark of respect following the passing of His Majesty
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  Speaker 1: King Charles the Third. Ah Moore wrote that the unplanned
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  Speaker 1: silence quote alerted us to restore programming and issue an
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  Speaker 1: on air apology. The station manager said Radio Caroline was
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  Speaker 1: proud to have broadcast Christmas messages by King Charles and
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  Speaker 1: his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, and said they hoped to
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  Speaker 1: continue to do so. Moore ended the message by apologizing
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  Speaker 1: for quote any distress caused by the error. King Charles
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  Speaker 1: and his wife Camilla were alive and well in Northern
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  Speaker 1: Ireland when the mishap occurred. House prices could fall as
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  Speaker 1: much as ten percent as the market reacts to tax
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  Speaker 1: reforms announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers in this month's federal budget.
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  Speaker 1: Investment Bank Morgan Stanley warned the reforms, which saw negative
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  Speaker 1: gearing acts for new properties and the fifty percent capital
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  Speaker 1: gains tax discount replaced by inflation indexation, could wreak havoc
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  Speaker 1: on residential property, reducing returns and borrowing capacity for new
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  Speaker 1: investors who buy established properties. A man who allegedly stole
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  Speaker 1: photography equipment from one of the victims of the Bondai
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  Speaker 1: terror attack has been publicly named for the first time.
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  Speaker 1: Danny Ridley was arrested and charged with theft defenses early
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  Speaker 1: on Wednesday morning, as well as charges for possessing a
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  Speaker 1: prohibited weapon and possessing a prohibited drug. The thirty five
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  Speaker 1: year old from Western Sydney allegedly took a camera belonging
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  Speaker 1: to former New South Wales Police detective Peter Maher, who
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  Speaker 1: was killed when Serjid and Navid Akram allegedly opened fire
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  Speaker 1: on a Harneker by the Sea event at Bondai Beach
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  Speaker 1: on December fourteenth. Police alleged Ridley pawned the camera for
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  Speaker 1: eight hundred dollars in the days following the attack. He
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  Speaker 1: was granted strict conditional bail on Wednesday and will appear
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  Speaker 1: in court on June twenty two. He hasn't yet been
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  Speaker 1: required to enter a plea. Check out those stories live
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  Speaker 1: right now at the Australian dot Com dot a U
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  Speaker 1: and come back to the front first thing in the
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  Speaker 1: morning when we go inside the operating theater with a
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  Speaker 1: brave twelve year old as he undergoes life changing surgery.
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  Speaker 1: That's right here, Friday morning.