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Bulletins — 2026-09-16
News
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In a shocking development, an inquiry has revealed that British nurse Lucy Letby was able to murder seven infants due to a "complete failure" to protect patients at the hospital where she worked. Authorities have stated that many of these deaths could have been prevented.
Turning to the conflict in Europe, tensions remain high as Russia and Ukraine are trading energy strikes. This comes despite US President Trump urging both sides to avoid energy-related targets amid rising petrol and diesel prices.
In Sydney, leaders have condemned an alleged Islamophobic attack on a bus involving a young Muslim girl. The incident has raised concerns over the increasing age of the victims in such attacks.
Further, new research indicates that Australia's Indigenous population was significantly larger before colonisation than previously thought, highlighting the devastating impact of European settlement.
In economic news, the Victorian government has approved the environmental effects statement for the Western Renewables Link, while a cost review has been ordered.
Lastly, Sydney's Cue Clothing Company has entered receivership, affecting both Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine.
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Sport
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In sports today, former Australian Test opener Ed Cowan has issued a warning regarding the potential privatisation of the Big Bash League, asserting that the league is already successfully attracting top stars without additional private investment.
Moving to the AFL, Fremantle's coach Justin Longmuir is confident that his team will not be caught off guard by a “galvanised” Sydney side, despite the Swans being without several of their star players during Friday night's crucial match at the SCG.
In a significant development for Geelong, the appointment of Mick Stinear is poised to have a major impact on the team’s performance in the 2026 season.
Lastly, Melbourne’s Eliza McNamara faces a lengthy recovery from a broken jaw, while Port Adelaide's Ella Heads will serve a three-match ban for the bump that caused the injury.
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