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Bulletins — 2026-08-25
News
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First up, shocking video footage reveals escalating violence against retail workers, including a customer armed with a hammer and a guard injured during an attack.
In politics, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has vowed that Western Australia's GST arrangements will remain unchanged during his time in office, despite calls for a new deal.
In Melbourne, police have raided the CFMEU headquarters, making five arrests connected to ongoing investigations.
Meanwhile, accounting firm KPMG will cut nearly four hundred jobs, including twenty-seven partners, following a scandal linked to audit leaks.
New Zealand's Prime Minister has proposed an Australia-style ban on social media for under-sixteens, joining several countries considering similar laws.
In legal news, a mistrial was declared after a juror noticed an evidence error in a fraud case against a traditional owner in Cape York.
Lastly, the family of missing woman Monique Clubb is seeking a one million dollar reward to encourage information on her mysterious disappearance over thirteen years ago.
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Sport
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In a significant move, star Port Adelaide midfielder Zak Butters has informed the club of his decision to depart and return to Victoria through free agency. Meanwhile, Australia’s bowling attack shines, but the batting line-up continues to struggle, suggesting a tough road ahead for the team as they face their day of reckoning.
On a brighter note, Australian athletes are in top form, with Jess Hull, Rose Davies, and Eleanor Patterson each claiming medals at the Diamond League meet in Poland. In rugby league news, former Roosters premiership star Joey Manu has been unveiled as the PNG Chiefs' ‘007’ signing, marking a shift in his career as he steps away from dreams of playing for the All Blacks.
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