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Bulletins — 2026-08-04
News
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In a court case unfolding in New South Wales, veteran broadcaster Alan Jones is accused of kissing a year twelve student following an invitation to his property. Meanwhile, landmark prosecutions against ISIS members are underway in Australia, inspired by Germany's leading efforts to address the genocide of the Yazidi people.
In Melbourne, celebrity agent Ralph Carr has been named following a guilty verdict for rape last month, as a suppression order has been lifted.
Victoria Police are investigating an alleged assault at Camp Sovereignty, where a thirty-seven-year-old victim received facial injuries.
Furthermore, a prestigious Canberra private school is facing scrutiny after male students ranked their female peers online based on appearance.
On the health front, Queensland's guidance on IVF will be reviewed urgently as families face challenges accessing their embryos.
And in community news, residents in Texas are aiming to raise seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars to tackle aged care needs in their small town.
That's the news for now. Stay tuned for more updates.
Sport
You’re listening to JazzRadio.com.au. In sports news today, North Queensland co-captain Tom Dearden has addressed concerns about his future, focusing on his recovery from injury to help the team make a finals push. Meanwhile, Brisbane Broncos NRLW star Ali Brigginshaw is under scrutiny after a dangerous lifting tackle during last weekend's Magic Round, facing a potential lengthy suspension as her case heads to the judiciary. On the international stage, the Wallabies are gearing up for their Test against Japan, undeterred by the heat and a looming typhoon, as they prepare for a challenging match under new coach Les Kiss. Lastly, Australian chef de mission and eight-time Olympic medallist Petria Thomas shared an emotional message about the significance of the Commonwealth Games, emphasizing that personal connections to the event matter more than winning. That’s all for now, stay tuned for more jazz and stories.