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Bulletins — 2026-09-14
News
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In a powerful response, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has defended his late mother against comments made by Pauline Hanson, who now faces calls for an apology. Meanwhile, some culturally diverse voters are open to supporting One Nation, but they want clarity on Hanson's immigration stance before committing.
Tragedy struck as a twenty-nine-year-old Queensland woman, Brianna Cronin, died after a fall from a cliff at a tourist beach near Bali. In Sydney, a harrowing carjacking incident has left witnesses shaken as a man pursued two children and their mother.
In sports, the Penrith Panthers edged out the Sydney Roosters in a close match, but star player Nathan Cleary faces uncertainty after being sin-binned.
In other news, the NDIS has cut therapy hours for a Brisbane woman left paralyzed after a serious injury, and Queensland's credit rating has dropped for the first time in seventeen years, raising concerns for residents.
Stay tuned for more updates!
Sport
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your latest sports update.
The Brisbane Broncos and Gold Coast Titans both secured impressive victories to finish the NRLW regular season strong. The Broncos dominated the Warriors, while the Titans triumphed over the Knights in a thrilling final round of the minor premiership.
In AFL news, Sydney Swans star Errol Gulden has expressed his readiness to step up as captain in the absence of injured Callum Mills as the team prepares for an important preliminary final.
In Formula One, Oscar Piastri continues to struggle this season, experiencing what he describes as a "pretty shocking" qualifying session at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid.
Lastly, the New Zealand Warriors are set to play their first NRL finals match at Eden Park in Auckland, facing the Newcastle Knights in an elimination final next week.
That’s your sports update for now. Stay tuned!