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Bulletins — 2026-08-10
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In the UK, Britain's new left-leaning Prime Minister Andy Burnham is redefining populist anger with a fresh agenda that could have implications for Australia as One Nation rises in the polls. Meanwhile, reports show that US President Donald Trump made over two billion US dollars last year from family-run ventures.
In crime news, an alleged Irish international crime boss has been extradited from the United Arab Emirates to Dublin after his arrest in April.
In New South Wales, a body believed to be female was found in a suitcase near Oallen, around sixty kilometres southeast of Goulburn.
Back in Sydney, two airport workers have been stood down after a near-miss incident involving two planes resulted in injuries for a cabin crew member.
And lastly, parents in Australia are being urged to limit cow's milk for toddlers due to rising concerns about iron deficiency.
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Sport
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In a remarkable and challenging journey, Isaac Henry has become Australia’s nine hundred and ninety ninth Wallaby as he prepares for his Test debut in Osaka. His path has been filled with injuries, but he is ready to make his mark.
In athletics, Australian race walker Isaac Beacroft has shattered the under twenty world record for the five kilometer distance, continuing his impressive run of form after winning gold at the Commonwealth Games.
In sadder news, Argentina is mourning the loss of Jorge Messi, the father of football star Lionel Messi, who has passed away at the age of sixty-eight after a brief illness.
Lastly, tragedy strikes as Fijian rugby player Saimoni Vunilagi, only twenty-six, has died from suspected heat stroke following a training session in Japan.
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