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PM bulletin 25 September 2020
Victoria's Premier Daniel Andrews faces the state's hotel quarantine inquiry, a run of zero community transmission for COVID-19 ends in New South Wales and NRL star Curtis Scott awarded more than $100 000 in legal costs.
'The world has a high fever and is burning up': UN urges action on climate change
As the world's attention focuses on the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change has not slowed.
Midday bulletin 25 September 2020
Victoria records 14 new cases of COVID-19 and eight additional deaths, school students take part in climate strikes across Australia and in sport, tributes for Australian cricket legend Dean Jones who has died of a heart attack.
AM Bulletin 25 Sept 2020
Senior Republicans in the US commit to a peaceful transition of power should Democrats win; Britain announces a new COVID wage subsidy scheme; an Australian cricket legend dies of a heart attack.
PM bulletin 24 September 2020
A man accused of killing three Perth women in the mid 1990s found guilty of killing two of them, two Australian scholars reportedly banned from entering China and in sport, a change in the Rugby Championship schedule could mean the All Blacks spend Christmas in quarantine.
Midday bulletin 24 September 2020
A man accused of killing three Perth women in the mid-1990s found guilty of killing two of them, Westpac to pay a record fine for breaching money laundering laws and anger as one US officer is charged in relation to Breonna Taylor's killing.
AM Bulletin 24 Sept 2020
US police officer charged over the killing of African-American woman Breonna Taylor; South Australia re-opens its borders with New South Wales; China rejects calls to strip Beijing of Winter Olympics.
AM Bulletin 24 Sept 2020
US police officer charged over the killing of African-American woman Breonna Taylor; South Australia re-opens its borders with New South Wales; China rejects calls to strip Beijing of Winter Olympics.
PM bulletin 23 September 2020
The Victorian government considers easing COVID-19 restrictions in Melbourne earlier than planned, Western Australia's Premier defends his taxpayer funded defamation claim against businessman Clive Palmer and in sport, Qantas ends its 30-year sponsorship deal with Rugby Australia.
Midday bulletin 23 September 2020
Victoria records 15 new COVID-19 cases and five more deaths, another 200 stranded whales are located on Tasmania's west coast and in sport, Collingwood's Scott Pendlebury has been voted the AFL's best captain.