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Bulletins — 2026-09-18
News
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In a significant move, the Australian government is considering a ban on smart glasses in Commonwealth workplaces as it seeks to develop new regulations for the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence sector.
In international news, a UN-backed fact-finding mission has concluded that a United States airstrike on a school in Minab, Iran, constitutes a war crime, exposing the dire situation faced by citizens caught in the conflict.
In Sydney, a twenty-four-year-old woman has been charged following the tragic discovery of her infant found deceased in a bin.
Elsewhere, a forty-two-year-old man has been charged with murder after an alleged assault in northern Tasmania.
In regional news, industry leaders express concern over proposed cuts to backpacker numbers, describing them as a significant setback for both farming and tourism.
Finally, a tragic incident involving disability advocate Ellen Fraser-Barbour has led to the installation of a life-saving defibrillator in her memory at a popular swimming spot.
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In sport, Socceroos star Cristian Volpato is preparing for a court battle. His lawyer has confirmed he will contest charges related to driving with cocaine in his system.
In the NRLW, Canberra is shaping up to be the greatest mystery ahead of the finals, making their first-ever semifinal appearance after a surprising season.
In AFL news, Toby Greene has announced his departure from the Giants, heading back to Victoria as he sets his sights on a move to the Cats in two thousand twenty-seven.
And finally, excitement is building as Robert Toia gears up to witness the last face-off between his teammates Mark Nawaqanitawase and Ronaldo Mulitalo, promising a thrilling encounter.
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