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Bulletins — 2026-08-29
News
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In breaking news, the death toll in Nepal continues to rise as rescue efforts face challenges from ongoing flood risks. At least thirty-eight Australians are among the hundreds reported missing after devastating flash floods swept through the region.
In local news, the name of a high-profile married man will remain suppressed in the Cairns extortion case, following a judicial review.
In New South Wales, the Independent Commission Against Corruption has found a former health director who faked his CV to be seriously corrupt and will refer the case to the Director of Public Prosecutions. In related news, revelations at a corruption inquiry have raised questions about large payments made to the wife of a key figure.
Norway's King Harald, Europe's oldest reigning monarch, has sadly passed away, while in Queensland, the Fire Department is set to plead guilty to a safety breach linked to a fatal blaze.
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Sport
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your latest sports update.
In a stunning performance, Australia’s Min Woo Lee leads the Tour Championship in Atlanta with an impressive eight-under-par sixty-two in the first round.
Meanwhile, the Brisbane Broncos faced a disappointing ninth straight loss at Lang Park, overwhelmed by the Storm, after what many fans felt was an underwhelming farewell tribute to captain Adam Reynolds and other departing players.
In the Australian Football League, Nick Daicos continues to dazzle this season, prompting discussions on what makes him one of the best in the game and how teams can possibly contain his skills.
Finally, the Wests Tigers are turning heads in the National Rugby League Women's competition, achieving as many wins this season as they have in their entire history, paving the way for an unexpected finals run.
That’s your sports update. Stay tuned for more on JazzRadio.com.au!