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Bulletins — 2026-07-20
News
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In today's top story, Australia's corporate regulator warns that every working Australian faces increased risks from private credit linked to superannuation. In international news, Andy Burnham has officially become the United Kingdom's prime minister after a meeting with King Charles the Third at Buckingham Palace. Meanwhile, Israel has voiced concerns that the draft Labor platform is not adequately addressing the situation with Hamas ahead of the party's national conference.
In the United States, air strikes on Iran have escalated following attacks on oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. Closer to home, author Randa Abdel-Fattah is suing the Bendigo Writers Festival over a code of conduct that sparked concerns of censorship.
In other news, a Queensland family has welcomed identical quadruplets, a rare occurrence, while a former soldier avoids jail time for drug trafficking in the army.
Finally, tragedy strikes on the Sunshine Coast, where a young woman has died following a fire, and a Queensland fertility clinic has caused heartbreak for a lesbian couple by stating they are no longer considered the same family.
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Sport
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In the biggest news, the Adelaide Crows have lost their appeal, as the AFL Tribunal upholds a three-match ban for forward Darcy Fogarty. The panel determined he had ample time to decide to strike Sydney's Harry Cunningham.
In football, Spain's recent World Cup victory serves as a reminder that teamwork triumphs over individual talent, as they lifted the trophy after a surprising run.
Meanwhile, Argentina’s Lionel Messi was seen in tears on the pitch following the final defeat, leaving fans to ponder the future without their legend.
And in quick hits, tensions flared as Argentina players lashed out post-match, while Ferran Torres solidified his place in Spanish history and former President Donald Trump aimed to join the celebration.
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