9News Adelaide | Wednesday September 9 | Full Bulletin
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The full evening news bulletin from 9News Adelaide presenting top local, national, and international headlines. Tonight's report includes: Disturbing allegations surface against Edge Early Learning childcare centers as a mother speaks out about physical and emotional abuse suffered by her young child. Tributes are paid nationwide following the passing of acclaimed biographer and journalist Blanche d'Alpuget, widow of former Prime Minister Bob Hawke, at the age of 82. In sport, the Adelaide Crows manage off-field drama and player recruitment speculation as they prepare for a high-stakes AFL semi-final against the Brisbane Lions. LIV Golf files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States, raising questions about the future of its Adelaide event. Plus, a driver involved in a fatal Golden Grove crash faces court, companies are charged over an Outback plane crash, and the UK faces massive flight disruptions due to an air traffic control outage. 00:00 Edge Early Learning Ch
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