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Bulletins — 2026-07-25
News
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your news update.
The Business Council of Australia is expressing concerns over new tariffs imposed by the United States on Australian imports. They say these changes will make it tougher for local businesses to compete, potentially reducing investment opportunities. Experts suggest that the twelve point five percent tariffs are intended to address forced labour issues, but some believe they serve as a means for the U.S. president to impose additional taxes on foreign goods.
In other news, a former senior naval officer will face charges in a military trial scheduled for mid-September, with their identity kept confidential.
On the sporting front, it's day one of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, though interruptions have occurred, including a swimming lane rope issue and technical problems in the three by three basketball events.
Finally, a new report has revealed what triggered the catastrophic algal bloom crisis in South Australia, marking an important development after months of concern.
That’s the news for now. Stay tuned for more updates.
Sport
This is JazzRadio dot com dot au with your sports update.
First up, the Commonwealth Games face controversy as diving and table tennis are cut from the 2026 program. Despite this setback, athletes Anabelle Smith and Milly Tapper are still representing Australia in the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.
In a troubling story, three South Australian Health staff members are under investigation for allegedly accessing the private medical records of AFL player Tony Modra without permission. Further reviews are ongoing for five more staff members.
On a brighter note, the opening of the 2026 Commonwealth Games promises to break new ground, with a ceremony that sets it apart from previous events and perhaps signals a fresh direction for the future.
Finally, after seven years of limited opportunities due to funding issues, Aussie BMX rider Tahlia Marsh has risen to the top, winning a world championship in Brisbane.
That’s your sports news for now. Stay tuned!