9News Perth | Sunday September 6 | Full Bulletin

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9News Perth brings you comprehensive coverage of the top local, national, and international news stories. Tonight’s bulletin leads with a Perth mother speaking out after her 25-year-old son was savagely attacked by a group of teenagers in a Falcon car park, suffering severe facial injuries and a seizure during the assault. In aviation news, the eruption of Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano has caused major flight delays and cancellations affecting Perth travellers heading to Jakarta and Bali. Meanwhile, emergency crews in Osborne Park successfully extinguished a fire at a Containers for Change facility before it could cause structural damage. In national news, federal Coalition leader Angus Taylor proposes new laws to criminalise flag burning and impose tougher penalties for vandalising war memorials, while parliament prepares to debate digital duty of care legislation aimed at holding social media platforms accountable. International reports highlight a US strike on three Iranian oil

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