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Here are the main stories on Sunday, 4 September:
International travellers on Qantas will face delays as workers are set to go on strike.
Lawyers for Const Zachary Rolfe have filed a last-minute objection to the scope of the inquest into Kumanjayi Walker’s death.
Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare blocks a notorious trolling website that harasses and doxxes trans people, days after indicating it had no plans to do so because it regretted taking similar action in the past.
A man dies in police custody in South Australia.
At least 14 deaths from Covid-19 reported across the country.
We will see you all back here tomorrow.
Updated
Two killed competing in off-road race
AAP have this report elaborating on the news we brought you earlier:
Two people have died in a collision during an off-road motorsport race in Victoria’s northwest.
Their vehicle veered off the track, crashed into a tree and burst into flames on Sunday.
The driver and passenger both died at the scene. They have not been publicly identified.
The crash happened just after 9am at the Rainbow Desert Enduro event around 400 kilometres from Melbourne.
Some 63 teams were competing in the two-day event, which involved multiple laps of a 75km course.
It was the first time Rainbow had hosted the race since the beginning of the pandemic.
Motorsport Australia initially suspended the event and later confirmed it had been abandoned.
In a statement, the organisation said it was providing support to event organisers and attendees while police investigated the incident.
It extended its condolences to the family and friends of the pair.
