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Bulletins — 2026-08-14
News
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Foreign Minister Penny Wong is set to give a key speech on Friday linking diversity to national security, warning that the rise of populism threatens Australia's safety and unity. In other news, a former Bishop of Broome has been found guilty of sexually abusing young men at the height of his influence within the Catholic Church.
The family of an Aboriginal boy run over by a vehicle in Mildura has urged politicians to reconsider bail laws after the accused received bail.
Meanwhile, safety authorities investigate a third incident at Sydney Airport involving a Qantas flight crossing paths with a Virgin Australia aircraft. In Queensland, a farmer is on trial for the suspected triple murder after allegedly spying on his neighbours.
And finally, rapper Ronald Cora has been charged with the domestic violence murder of his ex-partner.
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Sport
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In a significant story, Ash Gardner has broken her silence on her affair with teammate Georgia Voll, apologizing for the impact on her marriage while retaining her position as vice-captain of the Australian cricket team.
In cricket news, Bangladesh stunned Australia in Darwin, with the home team struggling to a first-innings total of one hundred ninety-eight after facing disciplined Bangladeshi bowling.
In swimming, Australia's Lani Pallister claimed gold in the two hundred meter race at the Pan Pacific Championships, defeating Canadian star Summer McIntosh but finished behind American superstar Katie Ledecky in the fifteen hundred meter final.
Lastly, in the WNBA, Sophie Cunningham has sparked debate with her comments on protecting women's sport, raising concerns about the league's recent challenges.
That’s your sports news. Stay tuned to JazzRadio.com.au for more updates.