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Bulletins — 2026-07-30
News
You're listening to JazzRadio.com.au. In a significant story today, a twenty year old from the Gold Coast could face the death penalty in Syria for the alleged shooting murder of another Australian. Meanwhile, many older Australians are fearing they've lost their retirement savings after a wealth management firm was found selling non-existent bank bonds, leading to the cancellation of its license. In Western Australia, AUKUS submarines will no longer rotate through HMAS Stirling after two thousand thirty-two, according to Defence Minister Conroy. New data reveals that Indigenous children are facing longer periods on remand, raising concerns about the justice system. In sport, follow live updates as Ollie Hoare competes in the mile heats, and the Diamonds take on South Africa. Lastly, inflation is softening but remains 'uncomfortably high,' which may impact the Reserve Bank's upcoming decisions. That's the latest from JazzRadio.com.au.
Sport
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In a significant blow for Australia, Matt Richardson, a three-time Olympic medallist, has been ruled out of the Commonwealth Games following a nasty crash. This comes as a disappointment after he defected back to his country of birth.
In brighter news, Australian athletics has shown impressive form as competitors Lachie Kennedy and Torrie Lewis led their team to a sensational night, proving once again that the Aussies are on fire.
Today’s quick hits from the Commonwealth Games feature an astonishing five records broken in just ten minutes, a pool haka performed by New Zealand swimmers, and a lawn bowler fitting work shifts in between his competitions.
In other news, Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall has denied claims of players vaping in the club gym but acknowledged there is room for improvement.
That’s your sports update, stay tuned for more.