9News Melbourne | Wednesday 23 September | Full Bulletin

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The bulletin begins with breaking news on the Sydney Swans. The so-called Pullman Five arriving at club HQ a short time ago, their first public appearance since the alleged incident last month, with Isaac Heeney fronting media cameras for the first time. Elsewhere, A Melbourne man has been charged with being an Islamic State propagandist, accused of instructing others how to carry out mass casualty attacks. Counter-terrorism officers swooped on the 65-year-old's Carlton home this morning. In other news, the man in charge of the Royal Commission into Big Build corruption has declared he will leave no stone unturned.He's revealed hearings have already started in private... and will continue right through the election campaign. And finally, Donald Trump has his revived threats to "annihilate" Iran in an explosive speech at the United Nations.The US President also fired a warning shot at Australia and like-minded nations for wanting to contain artificial intelligence which he's rename

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