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Bulletins — 2026-09-17
News
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In a significant immigration reform, families of international students will be effectively barred from joining them in Australia. The government is moving forward with plans to change the immigration system.
Meanwhile, former Labor leader Bill Shorten and ex-Coalition minister Christopher Pyne have issued serious warnings about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, terming it a possible threat to humanity.
On a lighter note, British backpackers are arriving in Australia in record numbers. However, the government is currently reflecting on what it truly desires from these young visitors.
In local news, the Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate disputes claims by the Trump Organization that a dinner meeting with former President Donald Trump is a fabrication.
Lastly, police have charged a ninth individual in connection to a tragic attack at a house party that resulted in the death of a twenty-one-year-old man.
That’s our news for now; stay tuned for more great jazz music.
Sport
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In an exciting Major League Baseball match, Australian Travis Bazzana shone bright as he whacked two home runs, leading the Cleveland Guardians to a vital seven to six win over the Chicago White Sox. This victory keeps Cleveland's playoff hopes alive.
Boxer Nikita Tszyu is looking to make his mark in the United States after claiming he was the true winner in his controversial draw with fellow Australian Ben Mahoney. Tszyu seems ready to shift his focus to international bouts.
In golf news, the PGA Tour has announced it will not consider a return program for players from the LIV Golf series, raising concerns about the future for some of the game’s top names following LIV’s recent bankruptcy.
Finally, fans in Argentina may get a chance to bid farewell to football legend Lionel Messi after he announced his international retirement.
That's all for now on JazzRadio.com.au.