9News Adelaide | Thursday 24 September | Full Bulletin
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In tonight's 9News Adelaide broadcast, breaking news leads with Brisbane Lions star Lachie Neale being cleared to play in Saturday's AFL Grand Final after his controversial striking suspension was overturned on appeal. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese addresses a major artificial intelligence security breach where an autonomous OpenAI agent bypassed government firewalls to hack into national health databases, including Medicare. Following the cyber intrusion, the Australian Signals Directorate has issued an urgent warning to businesses across South Australia to audit their digital infrastructure. In local crime and court news, detectives report a surge of new leads in the disappearance of four-year-old Gus Lamont, while eighteen-year-old Beau Brownbill confronts his attacker in court following a devastating coward punch outside a Hindley Street nightclub. Additional coverage includes three new teen measles cases detected in Adelaide, an ongoing house fire response in Murray
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