JazzRadio.com.au
Bulletins — 2026-07-28
News
You’re listening to JazzRadio.com.au. In breaking news, survivors of child sexual abuse by the Christian Brothers are speaking out, accusing involved parties of stalling on compensation and re-traumatizing victims.
A Four Corners investigation has revealed disturbing discrepancies between food labels and independent testing, raising serious questions about the integrity of Australia’s food supply.
In economic news, Perdaman is proposing to build Australia’s first new large-scale oil refinery since the nineteen sixties in Western Australia.
On the sporting front, day four of the Commonwealth Games has begun, with athletes competing in swimming and track and field events.
In other developments, a new report from the Productivity Commission is calling on governments to adopt a "build mindset" to make housing more affordable.
In legal updates, two men have pleaded not guilty to the murder of a woman whose remains were found in a Sunshine Coast forest, while another father faces court for the alleged murder of his wife and baby.
That’s all for now on JazzRadio.com.au.
Sport
Welcome to JazzRadio.com.au, bringing you the latest in Aussie sports.
In a surprising turn of events, Australian sprinter Rohan Browning has expressed concerns over a new qualification system introduced just before the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, calling it "clearly not fair."
In an inspiring story, Victoria Belando Nicholson has made a remarkable comeback following a near-fatal accident as a baby. She is now proudly wearing a bronze medal after competing in the pool for Australia.
Switching gears to quick hits, two Australian best friends shared a podium moment, and a beloved Wiggles star was spotted enjoying the action in the stands.
Finally, Iona Anderson, who has Scottish roots, is thrilled to win gold in Glasgow rather than in Victoria, despite the controversial relocation of the Commonwealth Games.
That's it for now. Stay tuned for more jazz and inspiring stories right here on JazzRadio.com.au.