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Bulletins — 2026-09-19
News
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In sport, the Raiders have claimed their first-ever NRLW finals victory, defeating the Wests Tigers six to zero and ending their fairytale season. In AFL, North Melbourne’s impressive thirty-two game winning streak has come to an unexpected halt after a seven point loss to Hawthorn in Cairns.
Turning to serious news, Australian authorities have charged a third man in relation to a fatal shooting in Melbourne's northern suburbs earlier this month. The suspect was apprehended while attempting to leave the country.
In financial news, the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank is facing criticism as a union reports that one hundred thirty-seven workers could be made redundant amid ongoing restructuring plans.
And in international news, a tragic school shooting in the Philippines has resulted in at least three deaths and several injuries among students.
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Sport
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The A-League seasons for both men and women face uncertainty as referees initiate strike action over what they describe as detrimental changes to their working conditions. With only one month until the season kickoff, the situation remains fluid.
In rugby league news, Newcastle's Mat Croker continues to make waves, emerging as the NRL's most underrated player and pivotal to the Knights' impressive turnaround from wooden spooners to semifinalists.
Meanwhile, Socceroos coach Tony Popovic assures fans that veteran goalkeeper Mat Ryan’s international career is not over, despite his recent exclusion from the squad following the World Cup.
Lastly, the Sydney Swans are taking a strategic approach this season, focusing on structure and balance in their midfield, rather than relying on star players, as they push for premiership success.
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