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9News Adelaide | Saturday 18 July | Full Bulletin
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16:23Now PlayingStay informed with the latest local and international news from Adelaide's Nine News team. In tonight's bulletin, an exclusive report covers a high-stakes incident in Adelaide's northern suburbs, where a Good Samaritan disarms a knife-wielding neighbor, only to be subsequently tasered by police. We also dive into AFL updates, a critical new national response plan addressing rising Islamophobia, and a tragic international case where the families of two Melbourne teenagers lost to methanol poisoning speak out about safety and transparency concerns in Laos.
Additionally, find coverage of a local car crash at a Totness pet store, updates on Australia's sixth shark attack of the year in Tasmania, escalating tensions between the US and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, and New Zealand's world-first bird flu vaccination rollout. Finally, celebrate South Australia's win to host the 2027 School Sport Australia Games.
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