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Bulletins — 2026-08-26
News
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Chinese factory workers have been unintentionally filmed by camera glasses, raising significant privacy concerns about this new technology. Meanwhile, worries are growing surrounding the Australian Federal Police's new anti-drugs taskforce in Colombia, with implications that it may be used to assist US strikes against drug trafficking vessels.
In political news, Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been charged with breaching his bail conditions just weeks after being granted freedom by a court.
In Melbourne, police are shocked by a random attack on a mother and her child in the CBD, where brave onlookers intervened. A report reveals that young Australians are facing an eighty-year low in home ownership, linked to rising generational inequality.
And in gym safety, there are calls for better measures after a weightlifter was injured during unstaffed hours at a twenty-four-hour facility.
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Sport
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Mark McVeigh and Andrew Welsh are set to approach James Hird about a potential role at Essendon after he was overlooked for a second stint as senior coach, urging Bombers fans to unite.
In Formula One, Oscar Piastri is reeling from a disappointing end to the Dutch Grand Prix, leaving him and his McLaren team searching for answers as his teammate makes a comeback in the title race.
In surf lifesaving, Tiarnee Massie has risen to the top after overcoming a childhood accident that almost cost her life. She heads into this year's Iron Series as the number one seed.
Lastly, Port Adelaide is facing trade rumours surrounding Zak Butters amid a challenging season and the recent appointment of a new coach.
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