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Bulletins — 2026-10-03
News
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In today’s top story, the Australian Greens are seizing on voter disillusionment, with David Shoebridge aiming to shift anger towards greater support for the party amid tensions with One Nation and Labor.
In international news, hundreds of protesters belonging to the “Cockroach Party” have taken to the streets in India, demanding the resignation of the chief electoral commissioner.
In sports, Manchester City is appealing a ruling by the Premier League which found the club guilty of breaching financial regulations, asserting that their contracts are legitimate.
Meanwhile, the bright futures of two healthcare workers tragically cut short in a multi-vehicle crash in regional Victoria, are being remembered fondly by their community.
And finally, former Liberal politician Bruce Baird has passed away at the age of eighty-four, remembered as a dedicated party member and beloved family man.
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Sport
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In women's rugby league, retiring Broncos legend Ali Brigginshaw is calling for the National Rugby League Women's competition to appoint its own chief executive to shape its future.
In Australian rules football, the high-profile switch continues as dual Brownlow medallist Lachie Neale moves from Brisbane to Collingwood, while Greater Western Sydney receives a second-round draft pick in return for their former captain, who joins Geelong.
In Formula One, Oscar Piastri describes the Malaysian track as 'sandpaper' as the sport returns to Kuala Lumpur's Sepang International Circuit after a nine-year absence, with many drivers unfamiliar with the venue.
Finally, the Newcastle Knights prepare for their first grand final in a generation, uniting the town and the team in a celebration of community spirit.
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