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Bulletins — 2026-09-26
News
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In our top story, E Jean Carroll has successfully secured her damages after lawyers have thwarted Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the court's ruling against him for sexual assault.
In Sydney, a man has become the first individual jailed under new laws against Nazi salutes. Nathan Ballesty was arrested following an investigation into a chilling social media post.
Meanwhile, at least seven people have lost their lives, including a fourteen-year-old boy, in drone strike exchanges between Russia and Ukraine.
In health news, patients at a major emergency department in Adelaide have faced wait times exceeding thirteen hours, as conditions reach crisis levels.
Tragically, a man has died following a fall at Hanging Rock, leading to the closure of the popular tourist spot over the long weekend.
Lastly, former childcare worker Hamish Tait now faces an alarming four hundred and forty-four charges related to alleged abuse spanning sixteen years.
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Sport
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In the AFL, Fremantle Dockers coach Justin Longmuir has expressed frustration over the timing of the reprieve for Lachie Neale, describing his feelings as 'cynical' about how long it took for clarity in the case. In other action, the West Coast Eagles have kept Essendon winless, with the Bombers now at zero wins and seven losses after a close contest. Meanwhile, the Western Bulldogs surged past Port Adelaide, moving to five wins and two losses, putting the Power on the brink.
In a thrilling turn, Fremantle is now eyeing their first premiership title, stepping out of the shadows as serious contenders.
And in soccer, fans are buzzing as Brazil’s star-studded squad arrives in a regional city known for its affinity for the game.
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