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Bulletins — 2026-09-12
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In our top story, the Australian government is set to lift a ban on plug-in solar technology, paving the way for millions of apartment dwellers and renters to access solar power for the first time.
In legal news, the killer of childcare worker Molly Ticehurst has been sentenced to twenty-eight years in prison for his terrifying crime.
On the academic front, an Australian professor is challenging the relevance of publishing mathematical breakthroughs in the age of artificial intelligence, calling the race pointless.
Meanwhile, analysts are warning of a late-stage bubble as global interest rates and oil prices continue to rise.
In other headlines, a tragic ferry fire in the Philippines has claimed at least thirty-five lives, while Queensland faces a credit rating downgrade for the first time since two thousand and nine.
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In a historic moment for both the NFL and Australia, one hundred thousand fans packed the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the very first NFL match on Australian soil, where the San Francisco 49ers defeated the Los Angeles Rams twenty-seven to seven. Rams coach Sean McVay noted that his team's last-minute arrival in Melbourne contributed to their heavy loss.
Turning to basketball, Australia's women's wheelchair team, the Gliders, is making their mark at the World Championships in Canada after missing the last Paralympics, all while keeping an eye on the Brisbane 2032 Games.
And in athletics, the new Ultimate Championship format has made waves, with Australian discus champion Matt Denny voicing concerns over the changes sidelining some athletes.
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