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Bulletins — 2026-09-28

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In a poignant call for healing, Pope Leo urged the Catholic Church to confront its past failures as he prepared to meet with victims of child abuse in France.

Turning to sports, a deeply emotional Matty Johns celebrated the Newcastle Knights’ victory in the NRL preliminary final, marking the end of a long wait for fans.

In Sydney, a construction site incident saw scaffolding collapse onto parked cars in Ultimo, though fortunately, no injuries were reported.

In AFLW, Fremantle lifted spirits with a victory over Adelaide, while Collingwood celebrated their first win of the season against GWS.

Meanwhile, Penrith's Nathan Cleary suffered a significant ankle injury during the NRL match, which dramatically changed the course of the game.

Lastly, in international news, South African police are pursuing gunmen responsible for two tragic mass shootings that claimed twenty-seven lives in Cape Town and Johannesburg.

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Sport

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In a heartwarming moment, Matty Johns broke down in tears as he praised the Newcastle Knights and their supporters following their thrilling preliminary final victory over Penrith. The Knights have secured their first NRL grand final spot since two thousand and one, triumphing over the Panthers with a score of twenty-two to fourteen, despite the heart-wrenching injury to Nathan Cleary in the first half.

Meanwhile, emotions ran high as the Brisbane Lions celebrated their remarkable three-peat victory, with Sam Draper making a significant impact since joining a successful team that previously won back-to-back titles.

In other news, Fremantle's much-anticipated "Wharfie Time" celebration turned into a disappointment, drawing mixed reactions after the team's struggles.

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