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Bulletins — 2026-07-29
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A devastating earthquake has struck Japan’s south-western Kyushu island, with reports of multiple deaths after two strong quakes hit within an hour of each other.
In local news, Pauline Hanson has revealed who funded her recent trip to Italy, as disclosed in her updated gift registry. Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank of Australia has noted that the housing market has eased more than anticipated, raising concerns about increasing global shocks.
Turning to sports, boxer Cara Bol is guaranteed a medal as day five of the Commonwealth Games continues with thrilling events. In international news, Australia has replaced China as the largest lender and infrastructure investor in the Pacific by investing heavily in the region.
Lastly, a woman has been charged with animal cruelty after police discovered one hundred and nineteen animals on her property near Brisbane.
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In today's sports news, the Commonwealth Games continue in Scotland, despite ongoing debates about the legacy of the British Empire, with two celebrations staged in the past twelve years. On a historic note, Rose Davies made headlines during day four of the Games, showcasing her talent and making Australian sports history. Meanwhile, the Diamonds are also making waves off the court, contributing to an ongoing university debate. In a special moment, swimmer Meg Harris has transitioned from the era of the legendary Campbell sisters to shine individually while still honoring her teammates. Lastly, the excitement builds for the US Open as mixed doubles teams are announced, featuring star pairings like Aryna Sabalenka and Novak Djokovic, alongside Iga Świątek and Casper Ruud.
That’s the latest in sports. Stay tuned for more on JazzRadio.com.au.