Morning News Bulletin 17 September 2023

More than 17,000 to take part in 42 kilometre Sydney Marathon today; Libya's Public Prosecution Office says it will pursue criminal charges for the country's flood disaster; Wales defeats Portugal in the Rugby World Cup.

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