9News Brisbane | Sunday September 13 | Full Bulletin
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Catch up on the latest headlines from 9News Queensland. In this bulletin, a Queensland woman tragically dies after falling from a cliff on Nusa Penida near Bali, prompting a complex rescue and recovery operation. Premier David Crisafulli announces the reopening of maternity services in Cooktown and Biloela, though local medical experts express concerns over service level downgrades. In international affairs, US President Donald Trump makes headlines during his visit to Dublin by endorsing Irish reunification, while world leaders gather in India for the BRICS Summit. A horrific ferry fire in the Philippines leaves 76 dead with search efforts ongoing for missing passengers. Domestically, a major welfare report exposes the depth of Australia's cost-of-living crisis as social service groups demand a $5 billion boost to JobSeeker, while bipartisan outrage erupts over Pauline Hanson's personal comments about Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's late mother. In Sydney, heroic bystanders interven
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