A bulletin of the day’s top stories from SBS News.
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AM bulletin 16 September 2021
In this bulletin, Australia to sign up for nuclear-powered submarines under new British-American security deal, Lismore and Albury to go into lockdown as NSW records another 1351 Covid cases, and in sport, Australian criterium champion Kaden Groves earns his first professional win in European cycling, at the Tour of Slovakia.
AM bulletin 16 September 2021
The curfew ends in Sydney's 12 local government areas of concern; A jump in COVID-19 cases in the United States and Canada; Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles says gymnastics officials ignored team doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse of athletes.
PM bulletin 15 September 2021
In this bulletin: Ballarat in Victoria enters a week-long lockdown; Curfews lift in Sydney's 12 local government areas of concern; and in sport, two new faces for the Matildas squad ahead of the side's match against Ireland.
Midday bulletin 15 September 2021
12 COVID-19 deaths in New South Wales and 1,259 locally acquired cases; Vctoria reports 423 new cases and two deaths and a small Swiss football club causes a major upset on the opening day of the European Champions League.
PM bulletin 14 September 2021
New South Wales records 1,127 new local cases of COVID-19 and two deaths; Victoria's roadmap out of lockdown to be announced on Sunday and the Matildas reunite at a training camp in Dublin ahead of their game against Ireland.
Midday bulletin 14 September 2021
Two COVID-19 deaths and 1,217 cases in New South Wales; 445 cases in Victoria and another two deaths and Olympic champion Simone Biles one of several gymnasts to testify before a US Senate panel this week.
AM bulletin 14 September 2021
Residents in New South Wales brace for the peak in COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalisations, A UN hosted international aid conference raises more than $1.4 billion in aid for Afghanistan, Afghan cricket authorities signal that women can still play cricket.
PM bulletin 13 September 2021
New South Wales records 1,257 local cases of COVID-19 and seven deaths; Victoria reports its largest daily increase in infections this year and in sport, Australian Olympic champion Jessica Fox wins silver in the women's C1 world cup event in France.
Midday bulletin 13 September 2021
New South Wales records another 7 COVID deaths and 1,257 locally acquired cases; 473 new cases detected in Victoria and Daniil Medvedev wins the U-S Open beating Novak Djokovic.
AM bulletin 13 September 2021
Families with children aged 12 and older can make a booking for a COVID vaccine, Pope Francis warns of a resurgence of anti-Semitism in Europe, Australian Daniel Ricciardo wins the Italian Grand Prix.