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Bulletins — 2026-09-06
News
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Most Australians missing in Nepal were last seen in a crucial zone as families charter their own helicopters to search for their loved ones. In a separate story, a Nepali engineer has shared how he and his colleagues escaped from a tsunami of mud during recent floods.
Meanwhile, five children have been taken to hospital after strong winds picked up two jumping castles in different incidents across Australia. In global news, all countries except Australia are reassessing their relationships with America amid changing political tides.
In sports, the Adelaide Crows have eliminated the Western Bulldogs with a 22-point win after the Swans shocked Brisbane. Also, the murder case of Graham Staines and his sons may see the man responsible walk free after many years.
Finally, get ready for Riverfire 2026 as the Brisbane Festival approaches.
That’s the latest news on Jazz Radio dot com dot au.
Sport
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In the AFLW, the Gold Coast Suns staged a thrilling comeback after a powerful coaching pep talk, edging out Port Adelaide by just three points, thanks to a standout performance from Daisy D'Arcy.
In the US Open, Australian Maya Joint and her doubles partner Hao-Ching Chan sent shockwaves through the tournament by knocking out tennis legends Serena and Venus Williams in the first round.
In other news, former North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson has spoken out about feeling publicly humiliated following his unexpected sacking, expressing deep concerns about how the situation was handled.
Lastly, Jai Arrow’s last game for the South Sydney Rabbitohs ended dramatically after just one second on the field, yet it was an unforgettable moment that will be remembered for a lifetime.
That's it for your sports update. Stay tuned for more jazz!