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Bulletins — 2026-08-19
News
You're listening to JazzRadio.com.au. In today's top story, a doctor suspended for professional misconduct has overseen thousands of flawed colonoscopies, leaving nearly two thousand patients needing to repeat their procedures. Meanwhile, the Sydney Swans are facing backlash as they announce certain players are in serious breach of club standards following an incident at a Melbourne hotel.
In other news, unions are advocating for all renters to be guaranteed access to a two-year lease, suggesting modular buildings to boost public housing. The government is also moving to simplify the process for opting out of gambling ads online.
On health matters, an inquest reveals a new mental health unit is needed at the Prince Charles Hospital. Lastly, a SpaceX rocket has splashed down off Christmas Island, and Queensland Rail has reached a deal with train controllers after lengthy negotiations.
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Sport
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In a stunning twist, opening batter Jake Weatherald has been dropped from Australia’s Test squad following a shocking loss to Bangladesh in Darwin. Meanwhile, with Australia facing a shortage of backrowers for the Rugby League World Cup, South Sydney talent Tallis Duncan could be just the solution the team needs.
In other news, cricketer David Warner awaits his fate over a drink driving charge stemming from an incident in April, when he was seen shifting seats after a barbecue. Lastly, four Sydney Swans players, including Chad Warner and Isaac Heeney, are linked to an ongoing investigation in Melbourne. Although there are no confirmations of their involvement, it remains a developing story.
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