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Australian News Update: Thursday, 10 September 2026

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Opal card readers will be switched off at wharves across the Sydney Ferries network from Friday, 11 Sep until after the long weekend on October 6th, as part of an industrial campaign against Transdev. Credit: Sunita Pokharel

Listen to today’s top stories, including Opal card readers to be switched off as part of an industrial campaign by Sydney Ferries workers, a police investigation after a man was shot dead in New South Wales, and Nepal seeks more than $7 billion in funding to rebuild after floods.


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Listen to today’s top stories, including Opal card readers to be switched off as part of an industrial campaign by Sydney Ferries workers, a police investigation after a man was shot dead in New South Wales, and Nepal seeks more than $7 billion in funding to rebuild after floods.


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