9News Sydney | Tuesday 22 September | Full Bulletin
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In this 9News Sydney bulletin, former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon claims self-defence in the Supreme Court over the tragic shooting deaths of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies inside a Paddington terrace. In Norwest, a 19-year-old has been charged following a mystery shooting that left an 11-year-old boy fighting for his life in hospital. Meanwhile, RBA Governor Michele Bullock issues a stark warning on persistent high interest rates and inflation. Secret state plans reveal an ambitious 12-stop Sydney Metro expansion connecting Western Sydney Airport from Marsden Park to Macarthur. Additionally, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joins world leaders in calling for a global crackdown on artificial intelligence, and Penrith Panthers star Nathan Cleary returns to training ahead of the NRL finals selections. 00:00 Chilling Audio Played in Court as Former Cop Claims Self-Defence in Paddington Double Murder Trial 03:28 Mystery Surrounds Norwest Shooting as 11-Year-Old Boy Fights for Life 06:
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