Today marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks

0:00A List-Nap production. Hey there, I'm Lauren Howarth. Sporting history is being made at the MCG today as Melbourne hosts the first regular season NFL match on Australian soil. A sellout crowd of up to 100,000 fans is packing the stadium to watch the LA Rams take on the San Francisco 49ers. The turnout is expected to break opening round attendance records, with it nearly half of all ticket holders travelling from interstate or overseas. Aussies living with M&D will soon have access to a groundbreaking treatment they'll be listed on the PBS. Calcity slows down the progression of the disease, previously it was nearly $30,000, but from next month it will cost just 25 bucks a script. Some experts want a royal commission into Australia's COVID response, arguing questions about how the pandemic was handled remain unanswered. And today marks 25 years since 9-11, close to 3,000 people died in the September 11 terrorist

1:05attacks, including 10 Australians. The dockers will be hoping to avoid a slice of unwanted history when they host the cats in tonight's semi-final. They're on the verge of following last year's crows as the only minor premieres in four decades to be eliminated in straight sets. The winner will go on to play the Sydney Swans in the prelims. And Jesse Hogan will run out for Collingwood in 2027. The Coleman medalist will be traded from the Giants this off season.