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Prime Minister pays tribute to 9/11 victims

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The Prime Minister's opened question time today with a tribute to those who died in the September 11 attacks, 25 years ago.  

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Prime Minister pays tribute to 9/11 victims

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A list-snuff production. Hi there, I'm Amanda Miler with your news update. The Prime Minister has opened question time today with a tribute to those who died in the September 11 attacks 25 years ago. Amid its horror, we saw the greatest side of humanity. From the passengers and office workers who found themselves trapped in a waking nightmare, to the first responders who braced into danger. A 73-year-old man's been charged with dozens of historical sex offenses allegedly committed between 1978 and 2003. He is expected to face court in Adelaide today. Big Tech could soon face tougher penalties for breaking Australia's under-16 social media ban. The Senate has passed changes given the E-Safety Commissioner stronger powers to demand infight from social media companies, while Maximum Finds will double. In early 3-4, so Australians believe the Federal Government's moving too slow on domestic

violence. The same polling also shows the majority would support an increase in funding for services. Janet Vings are confirmed in 4-3-0 in Friday night semi-final against her long-he was dropped for last mixed loss to Hawthorne, but will return to a placey injured Brandon Walker. There is still a question mark over Zack Taylor's availability for Adelaide's semi-agence Brisbane on Saturday. He's had that hemi issue, but has trained strongly this week. And another boost for Brissy ahead of that clash with veteran two-time premiership player Dan Zorco, winking a new deal that will keep him with the Lions for the 2027 season. In the NRL South Sydney coach Wayne Bennett says the Knights are an exciting football team, and there will be plenty of points scored when the sides face off in tomorrow night's elimination final. Speaking with media today, Bennett was also quick to take any pressure off Superstar Lytton Mitchell. He hasn't played a lot of football in the last couple of months, so on the expectations are not high. I just want him to do his job and have the presence that he has, and he's got the LL have

that, so that's all I'm asking you for, nothing special. And the LA Rams are Melbourne arriving with just over 24 hours before their NFL regular round game against the San Francisco 49ers.

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