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Midday News Bulletin 8 December 2022

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Australia seeks assurances from Indonesia after the release of Bali bomb maker Umar Patek; a new report reveals long-term unemployed people are still struggling to find work despite a low unemployment rate; and in sport, Croatia fined by FIFA over fan abuse.

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