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Bulletins — 2026-10-02
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Ukraine is facing a devastating wave of high-speed drone strikes from Russia, targeting both a school and a nuclear facility in the latest assaults.
In national news, the Labor government is taking action against lawyers and migration agents accused of exploiting the visa system, targeting those profiting from applications with minimal chances of success.
War criminal Biljana Plavsic, known as Serbia's 'Iron Lady', has passed away at the age of ninety-six. She was convicted of persecution as a crime against humanity for her role in the Bosnian war atrocities.
In sports, Isaac Heeney has secured the Bob Skilton Medal for the Sydney Swans' best and fairest for a third consecutive season, despite being absent due to a club suspension.
And in aviation news, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has claimed that a co-pilot from flydubai underwent radical indoctrination. The United Arab Emirates is investigating the circumstances surrounding this incident.
WA police will be enforcing new legislation that bans excluded persons from protesting at next week's Land Forces event.
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In sports news today, former Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan has stepped down from his position just days after leading the team to their third consecutive AFL grand final victory. In other news, former Wallaby Nathan Charles, who overcame cystic fibrosis to achieve success in rugby, has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease, inspiring many with his resilience.
In swimming, Jenna Forrester has made headlines by breaking a seventeen-year-old national record at the short course titles, securing both a silver and a gold medal in one evening and positioning herself for the world championships.
Finally, rugby league star Nathan Cleary has solidified his legacy with a recent victory at the Dally M awards, further establishing himself as one of the greats of his era.
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