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  Interest rates hit a 15-year high | Evening News Bulletin 29 September 2026 29.09.2026 6m

  The RBA hikes interest rates to a 15-year high; The government assisting the family of an Australian man detained in Cambodia; The NRL makes a major call on who will referee the rugby league grand final on Sunday.The RBA hikes interest rates to a 15-year high; The government assisting the family of an Australian man detained in Cambodia; The NRL makes a major call on who will referee the rugby league grand final on Sunday.
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  US President talks up negotiations with Iran | Midday News Bulletin 29 September 2026 29.09.2026 6m

  Reports that US officials have spoken with mediators about the Iran war; A second doses of bird flu vaccinations given to at-risk wildlife in South Australia; Nathan Cleary calls on fans to stop social media abuse.Reports that US officials have spoken with mediators about the Iran war; A second doses of bird flu vaccinations given to at-risk wildlife in South Australia; Nathan Cleary calls on fans to stop social media abuse.
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  Reserve Bank tipped to raise interest rates | Morning News Bulletin 29 September 2026 29.09.2026 6m

  The Reserve Bank tipped to raise interest rates to 4.6 per cent; Five men arrested on suspicion of terror offences in the UK released on bail; Sydney Swans' longest-serving coach poached by Essendon.
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  Super behind $6 billion savings | Evening News Bulletin 28 September 2026 28.09.2026 6m

  In this bulletin, treasurer Jim Chalmers says higher-than-expected super behind improved federal budget balance, Tehran says it is ready for 'apocalyptic war' if US attacks. And in sport, Mike Baird quits as Cricket Australia chair.
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  Budget deficit defies forecasts | Midday News Bulletin 28 September 2026 28.09.2026 6m

  In this bulletin, a six-billion-dollar boost to the federal budget bottom line, five men remain in custody over an alleged UK terror plot. And in NRL, Brisbane through to a fifth NRLW Grand Final.
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  Five arrested over alleged UK terror plot | Morning News Bulletin 28 September 2026 28.09.2026 5m

  Five arrested over an alleged terror plot near a UK air base; OpenAI pauses training of AI models over security concerns; The Wallabies pull off a stunning upset over the world champion Springboks.
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  OpenAI halts training AI models after more breaches | Evening News Bulletin 27 September 2026 27.09.2026 5m

  OpenAI halts training its latest AI models after more breaches; A national information campaign on bird flu launched; And in the AFL, the Lions coach on his future after the team wins three premierships in a row.
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  OpenAI's Sam Altman called to Australian Senate inquiry| Midday News Bulletin 27 September 2026 27.09.2026 5m

  OpenAI boss Sam Altman called to face an Australian Senate inquiry; The government shuts down calls for another cut to the fuel excise; and in rugby, the Wallabies face the world champions in Perth.
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  Trump rejects Iran's proposal to reopen Hormuz Strait | Morning News Bulletin 27 September 2026 27.09.2026 5m

  Donald Trump rejects Iran's plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; Huge crowds gather for the Pope's open-air Mass in Paris; and in the AFL, Brisbane fight back to win a third straight premiership.
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  More cases of OpenAI agents bypassing security controls | Evening News Bulletin 26 September 2026 26.09.2026 5m

  Anthony Albanese on his upcoming visit to India; Further cases of OpenAI agents bypassing security controls; The Socceroos rest and re-strategise ahead of the second friendly against Brazil.
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  Iran offers a seven-day deal to reopen Hormuz Strait | Midday News Bulletin 26 September 2026 26.09.2026 5m

  Iran offers a seven-day deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; One hundred and fifteen new charges in a Sydney childcare abuse investigation; and in sport, the final countdown is on for the AFL Grand Final at the MCG.
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  Pope Leo warns the UN risks becoming a charade | Morning News Bulletin 26 September 2026 26.09.2026 5m

  Pope Leo warns the United Nations risks becoming a charade; Xi Jinping wraps up a three-day US visit with major differences unresolved; and in sport, the Socceroos hold five-time world champions Brazil to a one-all draw.
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  Calls at the United Nations for AI guardrails | Evening News Bulletin 25 September 2026 25.09.2026 6m

  Calls at the United Nations for guardrails around artificial intelligence after Medicare hack; More details emerge on the officer who died in a Sydney police pursuit earlier today; South Australia to oppose a lawsuit over MotoGP in Adelaide.
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  Prime Minister uses a UN address to warn about AI | Midday News Bulletin 25 September 2026 25.09.2026 5m

  The Prime Minister uses a UN address to warn about AI; A second child dies after alleged domestic violence stabbing; AFL Grand Final preparations underway.
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  Israeli PM and Palestinian President speak at UN | Morning News Bulletin 25 September 2026 25.09.2026 5m

  Israeli Prime Minister and Palestinian President speak at the United Nations; the Greens accuse the government of minimising OpenAI Medicare hack; and in AFL, Brisbane Lion's Lachie Neale cleared to play in the grand final.
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  US judge orders Trump to remove White House press ban | Evening News Bulletin 24 September 2026 24.09.2026 6m

  A US judge orders President Trump to remove White House ban on three media organisations; The fight to protect ancient Murujuga rock art taken to the UN; Administrator Peter V'landys elevated to a landmark dual role of rugby league governance.
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  OpenAI orders review after AI agent breaches Medicare | Midday News Bulletin 24 September 2026 24.09.2026 6m

  OpenAI orders a review after an AI agent breaches Medicare; Xi Jinping arrives in Washington for talks with Donald Trump; Brisbane launches a last-ditch bid to keep Lachie Neale in the AFL Grand Final.
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  Australia signs a 10-year security deal with Ukraine | Morning News Bulletin 24 September 2026 24.09.2026 6m

  Australia signs a 10-year security deal with Ukraine; Australian rock icon Angry Anderson dies aged 79; And in sport, banned Sydney Swans players return to the club.
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  Man charged over alleged terrorist organisation links | Evening News Bulletin 23 September 2026 23.09.2026 6m

  A Melbourne man charged with being a member of a terrorist organisation; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with his Japanese counterpart in New York; Socceroos striker Mohamed Toure in doubt for Australia's Asian Cup campaign.
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  Melbourne man arrested over alleged Islamic State links | Midday News Bulletin 23 September 2026 23.09.2026 6m

  A Melbourne man is arrested over alleged Islamic State links and extremist propaganda; Gaza and global security dominate talks at the United Nations; Five suspended Swans stars return to the club.