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The number of dead in Afghanistan's earthquake rises to over 800 | Morning News bulletin 2 September 2025

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Over 800 killed in an earthquake in Afghanistan, protests continue in Indonesia, despite the president's announcements on perks, Port Adelaide's long-serving coach Chris Davies announces his departure.

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