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Bulletins — 2026-09-20
News
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In the headlines today, a significant scandal unfolds as Judith Neilson's former secretary is denied bail, accused of a staggering one million six hundred thousand dollar fraud involving her employer's credit cards. Meanwhile, thousands of vulnerable renters face uncertainty as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many in a decade-long queue for social housing.
In lighter news, pub owner Mitch Crum expressed his dismay over the process of removing poker machines from his establishment, describing how it left him feeling like a criminal, despite his well-intentions.
Across New South Wales, law enforcement conducted raids leading to nine arrests linked to over thirty online child abuse offences.
In health news, a woman has received six years in jail after a banned breast procedure resulted in tragedy just days after her arrival from China.
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Sport
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In a thrilling AFL clash, Fremantle has made history, overcoming a 28-point deficit to defeat Sydney by twelve points, securing a spot in the grand final. The Swans are left to reflect on a tumultuous season as they bid farewell to their finals dreams.
In a surprising turn, North Melbourne's impressive thirty-two-game winning streak has come to an end after a shocking seven-point loss to Hawthorn in Cairns, marking a major upset as the two-time defending AFLW champions fall from grace.
In other news, Jack Gunston has become an unexpected key player for Hawthorn, showcasing a remarkable late-career resurgence that may guide the team towards championship success in the coming years.
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