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AM Bulletin 30 August 2020
A convicted terrorist to leave jail today; the search continues for a missing fisherman off the coast of New South Wales; and a Norwegian wins stage one of the Tour De France
PM bulletin August 29 2020
Victoria's COVID-19 cases drop below 100, as the death toll rises above 500, Queensland extends restrictions on gatherings, Actor Chadwick Boseman, who found fame in the film Black Panther dies at the age of 43.
AM bulletin 29 August 2020
Prime Minister Scott Morrison responds after Japan's longest-serving prime minister steps down; calls for a national cohesion strategy to combat racism; Australian bowlers blocked from using head, face or neck sweat to shine balls.
PM bulletin August 28 2020
Three people killed by falling trees during storms in Melbourne, Reports Japan's Prime Minister is likely to quit because of health concerns, In sport, members of the Lotto-Soudal team preparing for the Tour de France test positive to coronavirus.
PM bulletin August 28 2020
Three people killed by falling trees during storms in Melbourne, A senior Coalition MP denounces the China government, In the AFL Richmond defeats West Coast by 27 points.
PM bulletin August 27 2020
An Australian terrorist sentenced to life in jail without parole over the Christchurch shootings, A fatal multi-vehicle crash on the Sydney Harbour Bridge disrupts traffic, Major leagues postpone games in a show of support for racial equality in the United States.
Midday bulletin August 27 2020
A fatal multi-vehicle crash closes the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Two people killed in protests over the police shooting of an African-American man in the US, Sydney FC will take on Melbourne City in the A-League Grand Final this Sunday.
AM bulletin 27 August 2020
The federal government unveils proposed laws designed to prevent foreign interference in Australia, two people killed in protests over the police shooting of an African-American man, and Melbourne City through to the A-League grand final.
PM bulletin August 26 2020
Another 24 people die of COVID-19 in Victoria with 149 new cases, The federal government defends its strained relations with China, Police investigate how sprinter Usain Bolt contracted coronavirus.
Midday bulletin August 26 2020
Another 24 people die of COVID-19 in Victoria with 149 new cases, United's captain Harry Maguire found guilty of violence towards police and attempted bribery.