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PM expresses solidarity with people of Afghanistan on anniversary | Midday News Bulletin 15 August 2026
The prime minister expresses solidarity with the people of Afghanistan on the fifth anniversary of Taliban's takeover; the Alice Springs community comes together to farewell Kumanjayi Little Baby; and in cycling,American rider AJ August wins stage 2 of the Czech Tour.

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Penny Wong warns about risks of calls for monoculture | Evening News Bulletin 14 August 2026
Foreign Minister Penny Wong issues a warning about the risks of calls for a monoculture; Iran says its war with the US will escalate to military action if conditions are not met; And in cycling, American Riley Sheehan wins the opening stage of the Czech Tour

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Besieged Palestinian families told to leave West Bank homes | Morning News Bulletin 14 August 2026
Besieged Palestinian families told to leave their West Bank homes ; The report into the government's proposed NDIS reforms is out today; And in sport, The Confederation of African Football says only elections can decide Gianni Infantino's future as FIFA president.

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Calls for whistleblower protections | Evening News Bulletin 13 August 2026
In this bulletin, calls to protect whistleblowers as David McBride is freed on parole, revelations drones are flying over restricted Defence Force air space. And in cricket, local boy Jake Weatherfield opens for Australia against Bangladesh in Darwin.

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Total solar eclipse turns day to dark for millions in Europe
For a few extraordinary minutes, day turned to night across parts of the world, as the Moon passed between the Earth and the Sun. For those beneath its shadow, the eclipse was not just a spectacle, but a reminder of how small we are in a much bigger universe.

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