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Bulletins — 2026-08-31
News
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In breaking news, legendary boxer Tony Mundine has passed away at age seventy-five, as confirmed by his son, Anthony.
In other news, flood survivors in Nepal are seeking shelter at a monastery that has turned into a makeshift evacuation centre following a devastating disaster.
Meanwhile, in the Pacific, Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale made a surprise exit from the Pacific Islands Forum leaders meeting to address a leadership challenge back home.
In the UK, support is growing among Australian Labor MPs for a ban on strangulation and suffocation in pornography, taking cues from a similar prohibition in the UK.
In Iceland, voters have rejected talks for European Union membership, prioritising their fishing waters.
Closer to home, a tragic e-scooter crash has claimed the life of a teenage boy in Bundaberg.
That’s the news for now. Stay tuned for more jazz after the break.
Sport
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In rugby, the Wallabies have secured a tense victory against Argentina in a Test match, with two players describing it as "bloody hard." Coach Eddie Kiss remains unbeaten.
In soccer, Socceroo Cristian Volpato showcased his talent with a long-range strike that helped his team Sassuolo clinch a two-one win over Torino in Serie A action.
In rugby league, Benji Marshall is voicing his frustration after a series of controversial calls in Wests Tigers’ loss to North Queensland, with plans to seek clarification from the NRL.
Finally, in AFL, Carlton is celebrating a stirring win over Melbourne in the wildcard clash at the MCG, securing a place in the elimination final against Geelong.
That’s the latest in sports. Stay tuned for more on JazzRadio.com.au.