9News Melbourne | Sunday September 6 | Full Bulletin

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9News Melbourne presents comprehensive coverage of the key headlines affecting Victoria, national politics, and global events. Tonight's bulletin leads with a major manhunt in Gippsland following a violent axe attack on a family in Tyers, leaving three people fighting for their lives in intensive care. In state news, Premier Ben Carroll announces a 550 million dollar commitment to upgrade the Western Freeway to ease traffic congestion in Melbourne's outer west, while political debate intensifies over reproductive healthcare rights ahead of the state election. On the federal front, Coalition leader Angus Taylor proposes new legislation to criminalise flag burning and increase penalties for desecrating war memorials, while new digital duty of care legislation targets online safety for Australians. International coverage includes updates on an Australian man arrested in the Solomon Islands, miraculous flood rescues in Nepal, and high-level peace talks in Moscow between Vladimir Putin an

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