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Bulletins — 2026-07-22
News
You're listening to Jazz Radio dot com dot au. In today’s top stories, the scam industry in Myanmar continues to target Australians, evolving into jungle operations despite a recent crackdown. In Perth, a sixteen-year-old boy is in custody, suspected of murdering his mother and seriously injuring his twelve-year-old sister in a tragic family violence incident.
Meanwhile, Pauline Hanson denies taxpayer funding for her recent European trip with billionaire Gina Rinehart. A report suggests Australia’s employment services system is failing jobseekers while benefiting private equity.
In child protection news, an interim report finds departmental failings surrounding the circumstances of Kumanjayi Little Baby’s death. Two people have died in a house fire south of Brisbane, prompting an investigation.
Finally, a medical clinic in Brisbane has faced criticism for delaying patient notification about a data breach. That wraps up today’s bulletin. Stay tuned for more great music here on Jazz Radio.
Sport
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In sports news today, Collingwood coach Craig McRae has sent a heartfelt message to missing star Bobby Hill, who is expected to quit the club as the team prepares for a crucial clash in Adelaide.
In cycling, former competitor now team boss David Vaughters has claimed that conducting night doping tests could have saved the sport from years of controversy and drama.
With just six years until Brisbane hosts the Olympic Games, there's growing concern over broken promises and minimal progress on infrastructure as the city gears up for the event.
And finally, millions of fans welcomed Spain's World Cup heroes back to Madrid, while FIFA is launching an investigation into violent confrontations that took place after the final match.
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