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Midday bulletin September 8 2020
Victoria to develop a number of contact tracing teams, Two Australian journalists rushed out of China over safety concerns, In tennis, Alex de Minaur advances to the US Open quarter-final.
AM bulletin 8 September 2020
Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange disappointed over a setback in his extradition case, US President Donald Trump says he is optimistic the US will produce a vaccine in record time; and four-time US Open champion John McEnroe says he believes Novak Djokovic's disqualification will have a lasting impact.
PM bulletin September 7 2020
Prime Minister Scott Morrison concerned about the Victorian government's plan to ease coronavirus restrictions,Queensland records two new cases of COVID-19, Canadian Denis Shapovalov through to the US Open quarter-finals.
Midday bulletin September 7 2020
Victoria records less than 50 new coronavirus and another nine deaths, British police search for the suspect involved in a stabbing rampage in Birmingham, Novak Djokovic disqualified for the US open.
AM bulletin 7 September 2020
Business groups attack Victoria's plan for easing out of coronavirus restrictions, British police search for the suspect involved in a stabbing rampage in Birmingham; and in cycling, Slovenian cyclists sweep the board in Stage 9 of this year’s Tour de France.
PM bulletin 6 September 2020
Victoria's plan for easing restrictions slammed by the opposition and business groups; Australian families celebrate Father's Day, with some gathering virtually because of restrictions; sexual assault allegations made against the Swans' Elijah Taylor.
AM bulletin 6 September 2020
Victoria's Premier Daniel Andrews set to reveal the state's roadmap out of coronavirus lockdown, climate change activists disrupt the publication of some British newspapers and in sport, a Kenyan runner breaks the world record for the half marathon in women-only races.
AM bulletin 5 September 2020
Another survivor from a capsized cattle ship off Japan is rescued, former Prime Minister Tony Abbott is confirmed as a British trade adviser and more details emerge about next year's rescheduled Olympic and Paralympic Games.
PM Bulletin 4 September 2020
A fracturing of consensus at national cabinet; 59 more coronavirus deaths announced in Victoria; and two AFL players under investigation for breaching COVID-19 regulations in Queensland
Midday Bulletin 4 September 2020
Border closures- international and domestic- on the national cabinet agenda; 59 new coronavirus deaths reported in Victoria; and Alex De Minaur through to the third round of the US Open