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Bulletins — 2026-09-13
News
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Tragedy off the coast of Vanuatu, where at least thirty people are missing after an inter-island ferry sank in treacherous weather. Seven passengers have been rescued as search efforts continue.
In international news, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed a willingness to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the upcoming G20 Summit in Miami, although the Kremlin has responded with caution.
In Central West New South Wales, a four-year-old child lost their life in a devastating house fire, though a woman and two other children managed to escape.
In sports, the Sharks have dealt the Dragons the wooden spoon with a sixteen to eight win in NRLW, while the Parramatta Eels celebrated a thrilling come-from-behind victory over the Cowboys.
The Brisbane Lions keep their dream of a three-peat alive, dominating Adelaide by fifty-three points to advance to the AFL finals.
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Sport
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In a developing story, NRL player Josh Addo-Carr is under investigation by police after allegedly returning a positive test for cocaine.
In the AFLW, heartbreak overshadowed a Hawthorn victory as captain Emily Bates suffered a serious leg injury during her team’s narrow eleven-point win over the Western Bulldogs, leaving her future uncertain.
In NRLW action, the Sharks claimed the wooden spoon after a sixteen to eight victory over the Dragons, while the Parramatta Eels secured a thrilling come-from-behind win against the Cowboys in the final round.
Lastly, Port Adelaide's three-time best and fairest winner Zak Butters has officially expressed his desire to join the Western Bulldogs, signalling a potential shift in his career.
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