PM pays tribute on September 11 anniversary

0:00A Lysna production. Good morning, I'm Matthew Layton. American football has made a blockbuster debut in Australia with the country's first regular season NFL game underway. Around 100,000 fans have packed the MCG with the event costing between $10 and $15 million to secure, but tipped to pump $300 million into the economy. 25 years on Australia is marking the anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks. Ten Australians were among the nearly 3,000 people killed in New York, Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the day remains a story of profound loss, resilience and courage. We pause to reflect on that darkest of days. We think of the nearly 3,000 whose lives were stolen, including the ten Australians. And we think of all those whose lives were changed forever. And pressure is growing on Pauline Hanson to remove a one-nation cartoon targeting former

1:03SAS soldier Andrew Hastie, with the RSL saying it crosses a line. The pressure is right on free-mantle tonight with another loss ending its season in straight sets. The dockers take on an unchanged, gelonged-opted stadium where the cats arrive with seven wins on the bounce. Meanwhile, Adelaide has asked Isaac coming for tomorrow night's semi-final while Brisbane brings back Ty Gallup. Add a brutal end to the Opel's World Cup run with Spain winning their quarter-final 89-66. Captain Ezi Magba Gour begins a long recovery from a torn ACL.