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Bulletins — 2026-09-05
News
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In a remarkable rescue, two Nepali workers have been pulled alive from a hydropower tunnel after nine days trapped by devastating floods, highlighting the tragic impact of the disaster. Meanwhile, in North Queensland, grazier Darryl Valroy Young was found guilty of murdering three neighbours, bringing closure to a devastating case from two thousand twenty-two.
Shifting overseas, the central bank of the Netherlands has withdrawn eighty-six tonnes of gold from the United States and Canada to prepare for potential geopolitical crises.
In local news, former Queensland police chief Steve Gollschewski has passed away at sixty-seven, leaving behind a legacy of service in major crises including the COVID-19 pandemic.
Also in Townsville, a man has been sentenced to twelve years in jail for recruiting underage girls for sex, signalling a continued fight against child exploitation.
And lastly, an Australian couple from Bundaberg shared their escape from the Nepal floods, climbing a mountain to avoid disaster.
That’s the news to keep you informed as you enjoy the sounds of jazz.
Sport
This is Jazz Radio dot com dot au. In sports news today, Alex de Minaur has suffered a shocking exit from the US Open, falling in straight sets to Botic van de Zandschulp in the second round.
In cycling, former professional Rohan Dennis is set to seek a new judge after pleading guilty to driving while disqualified, linked to the tragic crash that claimed his wife's life.
In the AFL, Fremantle's hopes of securing a maiden premiership have taken a hit as they faced their worst performance of the season against Hawthorn, after an impressive home record.
And finally, locals in the outback are buzzing with excitement as thousands gather for the annual Birdsville Races, with travellers from New South Wales promising to donate their winnings to charity.
That's it for your sports news today. Stay tuned for more updates here on Jazz Radio dot com dot au.