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Bulletins — 2026-09-11
News
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A New South Wales police officer will keep his job after being found guilty of assaulting a man on a hospital stretcher. The decision has sparked significant debate about accountability within the force.
Warren Pickering’s controversial past has raised questions about how One Nation vets its candidates for election.
Independent senator Jacqui Lambie has strongly defended Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie after One Nation published a cartoon calling him a “traitor”.
The head of Instagram warns that users who opt out of the algorithm may face a significantly poorer experience on the platform as Australia debates new laws.
President Trump has promised voters a five thousand dollar payout if Republicans win the midterms, though details remain unclear.
In finance, Queensland may soon face a credit rating downgrade, amidst a growing blame game between the federal and state governments.
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Sport
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In Formula One, a new circuit is making waves with a corner named Monumental, set to make its debut soon. Though no grand prix has taken place yet, this corner is already being hailed as an iconic addition to motorsport.
In rugby league, Dane Gagai, at thirty-five years old, continues to defy age records as he approaches another finals campaign, with no signs of slowing down.
In Victoria, the state's largest amateur football league is facing controversy as clubs voice concerns over the treatment of women's competitions, dismissing claims of gender bias.
Finally, as discussions around Australia’s cricket selection continue, comparisons are drawn to the struggles of Marnus Labuschagne, highlighting broader challenges within the team's performance.
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