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Bulletins — 2026-07-31
News
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The family of a Gold Coast man, charged with murder in Syria, is growing frustrated with the federal government’s handling of his case as they question the validity of his confession. In other news, federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been charged with assault against NT Administrator David Connolly, prompting opposition senators to demand immediate action from the Prime Minister.
Meanwhile, volunteers in a South Australian coastal community are mourning following a tragic double murder-suicide involving a mother and her children. In the Pilbara region, traditional owners are set to appeal a significant native title penalty against Fortescue Metals.
Additionally, race officials scrambled to deliver marathon medals in time for a major event in Queensland due to shipping delays. And finally, Indigenous leaders are calling for accountability over online racism, which they describe as a public health emergency.
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Sport
You’re listening to JazzRadio.com.au. In sports today, Bernard Tomic continues his remarkable comeback, securing his place in the ATP quarterfinals for the first time in seven years. In cricket, Josh Hazlewood, now back to peak fitness after injury struggles, aims to tick off more achievements in his celebrated career. Meanwhile, in rugby league, Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has expressed his support for Cameron Munster, who is weighing his future in the NRL amid ongoing speculation. Lastly, Australian swimming had a record-breaking night, featuring some surprising performances that remind us not to take our success for granted. That’s your sports roundup for today. Stay tuned for more great music right here on JazzRadio.com.au.