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Bulletins — 2026-09-10
News
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your news update.
In major news today, Opposition frontbencher Andrew Hastie has demanded that One Nation either delete or take ownership of a controversial video referring to him as a "traitor." He accused Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce of being "lying cowards" in this escalating dispute.
Tragically, Australian author and widow of former prime minister Bob Hawke, Blanche d'Alpuget, has passed away due to complications from influenza, leaving a heartfelt final message urging everyone to "love one another."
In Sydney's south-west, a man has died following a shooting near a community center in Punchbowl.
In other stories, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is under scrutiny for holding an undeclared honorary membership at a local golf club that received a multi-million dollar promise. Meanwhile, a former politician provided evidence in the criminal trial of Alan Jones regarding an alleged incident involving a prominent athlete.
Finally, a driver in Toowoomba has been fined one thousand dollars for buttering a bagel while driving.
That’s your news update, thanks for tuning in.
Sport
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your sports update.
Elijah Hollands has opened up about his recent axing from the Carlton AFL roster, expressing that he is at peace with the end of his career there and acknowledging that life has more important priorities. Meanwhile, Jack Cole is preparing for his NRL finals debut with Penrith, looking to make a significant impact in his final weeks as a Panther.
In cricket news, Cricket New South Wales has raised concerns that introducing private investment into the Big Bash leagues could leave the sport in Australia worse off both strategically and financially.
And finally, Ned Buckell is inspiring many with his story of resilience, returning to running after battling a life-threatening infection and undergoing a hip replacement at just twenty years old.
That’s your sports bulletin for today. Stay tuned to JazzRadio.com.au.