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Bulletins — 2026-07-23
News
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China has issued a strong plea for Australia to stop what it calls inciting confrontation over the South China Sea, following warnings from Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong. Meanwhile, Perth paediatrician Tareq Kamleh, known as 'Doctor Jihad', has been confirmed alive in an Iraqi jail after joining the Islamic State in 2015.
In economic news, the Reserve Bank is alarmed that many Australians do not fully understand how interest rates function, which could hinder their efforts.
On a different note, multi-millionaire Chris Wade, who was pardoned by Donald Trump, has returned to Australia to buy a local pub after a tumultuous journey through the FBI and the White House.
In other stories, Gold Coast council chief executive Tim Baker will step down, and Black Sky Aerospace plans to develop a private spaceport in the Queensland outback.
Stay tuned for more updates on JazzRadio.com.au.
Sport
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In sports, Parramatta coach Jason Ryles is standing firm on the decision to sign Jarome Luai for a season, defending the move ahead of his shift to the Chiefs. Meanwhile, FIFA president Gianni Infantino is facing severe backlash from La Liga chief Javier Tebas, who accuses him of harming the football industry.
On a brighter note, sisters Noemie and Jess Fox have struck gold at the IFC Canoe Slalom World Championships in Oklahoma, with Noemie calling their partnership a "dream team."
In another story, US cyclist Brandon McNulty faced a dangerous road rage incident while heading to the Tour de France time trial, while Remco Evenepoel manages to cut into Tadej Pogačar's lead.
That wraps up our sports update for now. Stay tuned for more on Jazz Radio.