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Bulletins — 2026-09-15
News
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In our top story, Barnaby Joyce, spokesperson for One Nation, has dismissed concerns that negative migration rates could harm Australia's economy, choosing to prioritize public sentiment over economic forecasts.
Meanwhile, the Local Government Inspector has launched a further investigation into troubling issues at the City of Perth.
Turning to health news, a South Australian Health employee has been reprimanded for improperly accessing the medical records of AFL legend Tony Modra, following his serious injuries from a truck crash. Two other staff members are still under investigation.
In child protection, Minister Jessica Stojkovski is set to visit Port Hedland after reports emerged of children as young as five living unsupervised in a South Hedland home.
Lastly, in lighter news, Celeste Barber is returning to the stage to perform in The Book of Liz at the Sydney Theatre Company next year.
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Sport
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In the world of sports today, all eyes are on the National Rugby League Women's finals as the Sydney Roosters complete a dominant regular season. The big question remains: can anyone stop them?
In the Australian Football League, the Sydney Swans have announced that Dane Rampe will take on captaincy duties in place of injured player Callum Mills during the finals. Rampe is reflecting on his future beyond September as he prepares for the challenge ahead.
In NRL news, Nathan Cleary has been cleared of any suspension following a sin-binning incident during Penrith’s qualifying final victory over the Roosters, allowing him to continue his crucial contributions to the team.
Finally, the president of World Athletics has reaffirmed the organization’s decision to maintain a ban on Russian athletes, highlighting the need for a long-term solution.
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