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Bulletins — 2026-09-24
News
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your news update.
In a heartbreaking loss to the music community, Australian rock legend Angry Anderson has passed away. The ARIA Hall of Fame inductee spent over 50 years in the industry as a musician, television presenter, and youth advocate.
In sports, Isaac Heeney has returned to the Sydney Swans after addressing the entire club following a ban for breaching standards last season.
In technology news, one of the 'Godfathers of AI,' Yoshua Bengio, has sounded an alarm about the urgency of regulating artificial intelligence, especially after Donald Trump's recent comments on the matter.
At the United Nations summit, world leaders have expressed strong opinions on global conflicts, while tensions rose over social media regulations between Australia and the United States as Anthony Albanese and Trump met.
In a tragic local story, the parents of missing boy Gus Lamont are pleading for answers about his disappearance nearly a year ago.
That wraps up our news for now. Stay tuned for more jazz.
Sport
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your sports update.
In the lead-up to the grand final, fans turned out in droves at the Dockers headquarters for the team's last home training session. The strong interest led to the event being ticketed.
In a troubling incident, Victoria Police are investigating after an AFL umpire reported feeling threatened by a player and some fan abuse during the fiery preliminary final between Hawthorn and Brisbane at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
In rugby league, a thrilling NRL finals battle awaits as Brian To'o and Greg Marzhew, both known for their powerful playing styles, prepare to clash for a grand final spot.
Finally, concerns are rising for Lachie Neale, as his father expresses worry over the possibility of him missing the upcoming AFL grand final due to a potential ban.
That’s your sports update, stay tuned for more jazz.