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Gambling company let more than 150 problem gamblers stay on platform
Social-media linked betting platform hit with $1 million fine for breaching gambling safety laws.
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Superquiz, Wednesday, September 16
Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz.
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Hero surfer risked life to save shark attack victim
A hero surfer has told 9News about how he risked his life to save a man being attacked by a shark in Geraldton.
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Hird reveals latest on Dons meeting
James Hird reveals on Footy Classified he's not met with Demons officials.
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Best of cartoons, September 16, 2026
The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.
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Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland meet to discuss independence
The first ministers of three of the four nations making up the UK have met in Wales to discuss plans to move for independence from the Kingdom.
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Labor dangles copyright deal to lure AI giants – but with a catch
Copyright holders such as authors, musicians or publications could be given the right to opt out, but the AI giants would be free to use any other material.
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Teens charged after allegedly breaking into zoo, hitting croc with metal pole
Two teenage boys have been charged after allegedly breaking into Perth Zoo and hitting a crocodile with a metal pole
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New details emerge in suspected murder-suicide in Bali
Indonesian police have revealed new details about a suspected murder-suicide in Bali that left two children dead.
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Taller towers in three Brisbane suburbs one step closer
The public have had their say and the plans have been changed. Now new height limits for residential towers in key suburban pockets are awaiting state approval.
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‘Of course I’m frightened’: Australian mother flies to son accused of murder in Syria
Patrick Stevenson is accused of murdering another Australian man in a case that has sparked stinging criticism from his family’s lawyer.
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‘We dropped the ball’: Former spy boss calls for debate on radical Islam
Dennis Richardson said a clearer line should have been drawn on antisemitism as tensions flared after the October 7 attacks and war in Gaza.
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Seatbelt fines surges in NSW
More than 132,000 drivers have been stung with seat belt fines in NSW during just one year.
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Jess gave birth on an opioid treatment program. It inspired her to start a PhD
Some babies exposed to opioids in the womb “go off a cliff edge” at birth. Now researchers are investigating a gut supplement that could help.