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Sep 23, 2026

Mitch ClearyGUEST
21:23
Yeah, so the, the, the man responsible at this point in time looks set to be charged with aggravated unlawful assault for showing, for throwing those nachos at the mother and son that attended the footy.
Mitch ClearyGUEST
21:32
We heard from them on Seven News over the weekend.
Mitch ClearyGUEST
21:36
Uh, the mother was devastated and said that she would consider not going back to the footy after it, so it was quite heated on the siren.
Mitch ClearyGUEST
21:43
Uh, the AFL is still working through, uh, bans for those fans caught throwing bottles towards the umpires.
RabsPANELIST
22:53
Oh.
Mitch ClearyGUEST
22:53
Yet to hear from Sicily.
Mitch ClearyGUEST
22:55
Sicily told us on Seven News that he, he will speak to the umpire early next year, but I dare say he might need to pick up the phone to, uh-
Billy BrownlessHOST
23:01
Yes
Matthew PantelisHOST
6:19
So we'll find out more on that.
Matthew PantelisHOST
6:21
Mark Riley from Seven News will join us to tell us what the PM's been up to.
Matthew PantelisHOST
6:24
The issue with Lockie Neal set to miss the grand final with his one-match ban.
Matthew PantelisHOST
6:30
We'll speak to 3AW Sport reporter Eddie Summerfield.

12 MINS LATER

speaker_2NARRATOR
18:37
5AA Mornings with Matthew Pantelis.
Matthew PantelisHOST
18:40
I mentioned at the start of the show the US government has criticised Australia's proposed digital duty of care laws, calling it extraterritorial censorship of protected speech.
Matthew PantelisHOST
18:51
As one of the topics Anthony Albanese is pushing while he is in the UN, or at the UN in New York, and with him is Seven News political editor in New York, Mark Riley.
Matthew PantelisHOST
19:00
Mark, good morning to you.
Ben O'SheaHOST
1:33
It was on grand final day last year that little Gus Lamont vanished without a trace from a rural property in South Australia and now nearly 12 months on, we're still no closer to knowing what happened.
Ben O'SheaHOST
1:46
Hannah Ford from Seven News has been covering this story from the start and she has secured an exclusive interview with someone the police allege could be a suspect, Gus's grandmother.
Ben O'SheaHOST
1:57
Hannah, thanks for joining us today.
Hannah FordCORRESPONDENT
2:00
Hello, how are you going?

6 MINS LATER

Hannah FordCORRESPONDENT
8:29
So it's been a very hard and thorough investigation by that team who say that they have not given up, they vowed never to give up and still say that it's still an active investigation even though there's still been no new leads.
Ben O'SheaHOST
8:47
Yeah, it's truly astonishing that there has just been no trace found of this little boy over 12 months and we're none the wiser as to what might have happened on AFL Grand Final Day 12 months ago.
Ben O'SheaHOST
9:01
From Seven News, Hannah Ford, really appreciate your time on Newsworthy.
Ben O'SheaHOST
9:07
We've spoken about this case many times and you can watch the full report on Seven News tonight.
Aaron RyanHOST
1:39
Along the way, she's covered the Beaconsfield mine disaster, the Queensland floods, Black Saturday, Royal events, four Olympic Games and some of the biggest stories in Australia and around the world.
Aaron RyanHOST
1:48
She later became host and senior correspondent of Sunday Night, anchored award-recognised Seven News coverage, held the big red book for This Is Your Life and continues to connect with audiences on Smooth FM.
Aaron RyanHOST
2:00
as well as on television.
Aaron RyanHOST
2:02
Now, after the first episode of this new season has aired, I am delighted to welcome one of Australian television's most trusted broadcasters to TV Central for the first time.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
3:18
Adelaide's own Sarah Snook is up for a gong.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
3:21
We're gonna cross to Rob Scott, Seven News US correspondent, to find out the latest as they move in on the red carpet.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
3:28
Although we've heard from Rob that, uh, if Nicole Kidman walks by, he might have to cut the interview short.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
3:34
Blue ca-- It's a blue carpet, is it? Okay, thank you very much for that, Sam.

28 MINS LATER

Graeme GoodingsHOST
31:21
The red carpet, or it's blue carpet, I'm told, is being rolled out.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
31:25
The stars are being dressed to impress.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
31:27
Joining us now is, uh, US seven news correspondent, Rob Scott.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
31:31
Rob, uh, thanks for being with us today.
speaker_0HOST
2:13
Potential impact is migration.
speaker_0HOST
2:16
Seven News has revealed some details about the government's plans to cut migration levels.
speaker_0HOST
2:20
They're understood to include a crackdown on family independent visas for international students as well as prioritising onshore visa applications for skilled workers.
speaker_0HOST
2:30
How much does migration and potential restrictions have an impact on the economy?
Tom MorrisCORRESPONDENT
16:25
Pleasure.
Craig HutchisonHOST
16:25
We'll follow that in throughout the week here on the Agenda Setters and on Seven News.
Craig HutchisonHOST
16:28
Let's move ahead to the Adelaide Crows.
Craig HutchisonHOST
16:30
It was a rough night at the office.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
1:30
Oil prices are on the rise.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
1:32
What's the reason? Seven News US correspondent Rob Scott will join us.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
1:36
And there's a suggestion the government will also reintroduce a cut to the fuel excise bill.
Graeme GoodingsHOST
1:41
Do you think that would be a good idea? A question that I think a lot of people are asking these days, are parents of today raising a soft generation of children who are ill-prepared to deal with life's realities? Advertiser National Education Editor Susie O'Brien certainly thinks so.
Luke GrantHOST
8:59
Thank you, Marley.
Luke GrantHOST
9:00
We'll watch your reports on Seven News and on Sunrise.
Luke GrantHOST
9:03
The US Bureau Chief of Seven, Marley Hogan, thanks so much for joining me this morning.
Marlee HoganCORRESPONDENT
9:09
Thank you.
Ben O'SheaHOST
18:03
And I think if there's anything, you know, that we need to hold on to looking back at 9-11, it's those stories, those heroes, and maybe there's inspiration for the rest of us.
Ben O'SheaHOST
18:13
Seven News anchor, Mike Amor, really appreciate your time today and sharing these stories on Newsworthy.
Mike AmorGUEST
18:20
Pleasure Ben.

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