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  Golden retriever befriends burglar with toys 17.09.2026 1хв

  A golden retriever named Nash failed spectacularly as a guard dog when an intruder broke into Dante Rowley's San Diego home through a second-floor window. Instead of barking or alerting his owners, Nash repeatedly brought the burglar toys while the man made himself at home, ate food from the fridge, and took a nap. The friendly dog maintained his welcoming behaviour even when police arrived to arrest the suspect.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Conjoined twins successfully separated in Missouri 17.09.2026

  Two-year-old twin sisters Hiyab and Wuhbto, who were born conjoined at the head, have been successfully separated by doctors in Missouri, United States. The twins travelled from Ethiopia to undergo a series of surgeries, including a final operation that lasted more than 24 hours. Six months after the separation, both sisters are now learning to sit independently, eat, speak and play as part of their ongoing rehabilitation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Rocky Elsom fights to clear his name 17.09.2026

  Former Wallabies captain Rocky Elsom is fighting to clear his name over fraud charges in France linked to his role as president of a French rugby club more than a decade ago. The 43-year-old was initially sentenced to five years prison in a trial he claims he was unaware of, but was later acquitted on appeal. While cleared of some charges, a warrant remains for his arrest on one remaining charge of asset abuse related to a liquidation that occurred after his departure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Kim Kardashian awarded one euro for Paris robbery 17.09.2026

  Kim Kardashian has been awarded one euro in compensation nearly ten years after being robbed at gunpoint in Paris in 2016. Despite thieves stealing more than $15 million worth of jewellery during the heist, the reality star requested only symbolic compensation. Eight people were convicted over the armed robbery.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Australian job market rebounds after year-long decline 17.09.2026

  Australia's job market shows signs of recovery with job advertisements rising for the first time in over a year. Victoria leads the nation with a 1 per cent increase in vacancies, while New South Wales records a 0.6 per cent rise, its largest increase since 2022. Demand for artificial intelligence skills has surged 66 per cent in the past 12 months, reflecting a shift in the types of positions being advertised.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Cheaper breast cancer treatment added to PBS 17.09.2026

  Triptorelin, a hormone suppressant used to treat breast cancer, endometriosis and uterine fibrosis, is being added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. The medication will provide an alternative to a hormone suppressant that was previously withdrawn from the PBS. From next month, it will cost $25 per script, making treatment more affordable for thousands of women.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Ed Sheeran tour collapses amid Macklemore controversy 17.09.2026

  Ed Sheeran faces mounting criticism from fellow artists, including Pink Floyd's Roger Waters, for refusing to publicly support rapper Macklemore after he was dropped for making pro-Palestine comments. All of Sheeran's supporting acts and his backing band have withdrawn from his American tour in protest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Earl Spencer's explosive claims about King Charles and Diana 17.09.2026 2хв

  Earl Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, claims in his upcoming book that King Charles said Diana would soon be forgotten after her death in 1997. The allegation has prompted an unusually swift response from Buckingham Palace, stating that grief can cloud reason, affect judgement and colour memory. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Premier won't confirm taxpayer funding for royal commission legal costs 17.09.2026 2хв

  Victoria's Premier Ben Carroll has declined to confirm whether taxpayers will cover legal costs for former MPs and premiers, including Daniel Andrews and Jacinta Allan, if called to testify at the Construction Industry Royal Commission. The $50 million royal commission into the integrity of Victoria's major infrastructure construction begins next Wednesday at Melbourne Magistrates Court and will be livestreamed online. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Veterans' health cap scrapped after backlash 17.09.2026

  The federal government has scrapped its controversial plan to cap allied health care for veterans at $5000 annually. The proposed limit would have applied to services including physiotherapy and dentistry, and was projected to save the government approximately $750 million over three years. Crossbench Senator Jacqui Lambie confirmed the policy is now off the table.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Rockhampton's Fitzroy River approved for 2032 Olympics 17.09.2026

  Rockhampton's Fitzroy River has been officially approved to host Olympic rowing and canoe sprint events for the 2032 Olympic Games. An independent assessment determined the venue can deliver safe and fair racing, despite months of opposition from hundreds of rowers and international officials. The IOC assessment confirmed the controversial site has passed all requirements.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Sydney Town Hall Square project halted for review 17.09.2026

  The New South Wales State Government has halted the City of Sydney's $150 million Town Hall Square project and ordered an independent planning review. The plan involves demolishing several buildings opposite Town Hall. The council has expressed shock at the intervention, while opponents warn the project could put hundreds of jobs at risk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  New paediatric trauma institute honours Bondi attack victim 17.09.2026 2хв

  The New South Wales Institute for Paediatric Trauma is being established to improve treatment of children injured in major incidents, drawing on lessons learnt from the Bondi Beach terror attack response. Led by specialist paediatric surgeon Dr Guy Henry, the institute will deliver advanced training for treating children across the state health system through complex simulations. The institute will be operational within six months, funded by a half-million dollar state government injection and donations from the Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Bosch and KitchenAid win customer satisfaction awards 17.09.2026

  Bosch and KitchenAid have been crowned winners at Finder's Customer Satisfaction Awards for Australia's most loved gadgets. Samsung secured the favourite TV award for the seventh consecutive year, while Apple won most popular laptop. Budget retailers Aldi, Big W and Kmart claimed awards for their kitchen appliances including kettles, rice cookers and slow cookers, demonstrating quality doesn't always require premium pricing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Raygun launches clothing brand after Olympic controversy 17.09.2026

  Olympic breakdancer Raygun has launched her own clothing brand called Raygun Threads, featuring a range of hoodies, shirts and keyrings. The merchandise release follows the success of a streaming documentary that revealed behind-the-scenes footage of her controversial Olympic debut performance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Thief uses prosthetic leg to break into Brisbane home 17.09.2026

  An alleged thief was captured on security camera using a prosthetic leg as a tool to kick in the door of a home at Camp Hill, south of Brisbane. Several items were allegedly stolen during the break-in, and an accomplice involved in the crime has already been arrested by police.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Green Spaces eyes Melbourne Cup glory 17.09.2026

  Sydney trainer Bjorn Baker is preparing star thoroughbred Green Spaces for a tilt at the Melbourne Cup, with the horse set to run in the Kingston Town Stakes at Royal Randwick on Saturday. The campaign will initially target the Caulfield Cup before potential runs in the Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup. Baker's other runners Warwoven and Paradoxium won last weekend, placing them in contention for slots at The Everest.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Toby Greene leaves Giants for Geelong after 15 seasons 17.09.2026

  Giants captain Toby Greene has decided to leave the club after 15 seasons to join Geelong, citing family reasons. Greene departs as a Giants legend with a club-record 282 appearances. The Giants were reportedly frustrated with the length of time Greene took to make his decision.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Justin McInerney returns for Swans preliminary final 17.09.2026

  The Sydney Swans will welcome back midfielder Justin McInerney for tomorrow night's preliminary final against the Fremantle Dockers at the SCG after he missed three months with a hamstring injury. Hundreds of fans gathered at the ground to show their support ahead of the sell-out match.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  Flight chaos looms as school holidays meet grand finals 17.09.2026 1хв

  Australian airports are preparing for a surge in travellers as spring school holidays coincide with AFL and NRL grand finals. Flight prices have increased significantly, with some routes costing over $1300 one way, while air traffic controller shortages raise concerns about potential travel disruptions at major airports including Sydney. The ACCC reports domestic flight demand remains resilient despite cost of living pressures, with further price increases expected next year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.