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Bulletins — 2026-08-27
News
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In major news, an Australian is among hundreds reported missing in Nepal following devastating flash floods that have claimed at least ninety-five lives.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan are back in the UK with their children, marking a return after six years in California amid ongoing royal family tensions.
In Queensland, the state will use coal and gas for data centres despite a push for renewables. The Premier calls it a “good win” for local electricity infrastructure.
In other news, a former Ford manufacturing plant could become Australia’s hub for artificial intelligence, raising concerns among locals.
In legal matters, the NSW corruption inquiry has revealed a key figure's wife was paid over two hundred fifty-four thousand dollars for just three months of work.
Lastly, Queensland police are investigating an alleged sexual assault in residential care, which has been labeled "heinous."
That’s your news update. Stay tuned for more great jazz!
Sport
This is Jazz Radio News.
In sports today, former Essendon coach James Hird has a unique opportunity to help his team achieve the unity they have been seeking despite not receiving his ideal outcome. Turning to cycling, Tadej Pogačar has taken a commanding lead in the Vuelta a España, showcasing his strength with an impressive fifty-kilometre solo attack in Andorra, which earned him his second stage victory in the tournament. In the AFL, GWS captain Toby Greene is candid about his future, saying he is unconcerned about facilities as he considers a potential move to Geelong. And finally, Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu is set to miss the upcoming season as she takes a step back six months after her remarkable gold medal win.
That’s the latest in sports. Stay tuned for more jazz after the break.