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Bulletins — 2026-09-29
News
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In a significant development, Greens leader Larissa Waters has stepped down due to worsening kidney disease, expressing sadness over her premature departure after just a year in leadership.
Meanwhile, a controversial data centre project in Sydney has been pulled by its developer amid strong community backlash against AI infrastructure.
In Melbourne, an inquest is examining a triple zero emergency call failure linked to a man's death after being left unconscious in a police cell for hours.
A friend of Beau Lamarre-Condon has testified in his murder trial, sharing a chilling conversation about hiding a body before the deaths of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
Additionally, the Queensland opposition is calling for the state premier to address the troubling report revealing four hundred fifty-two child deaths in the last financial year.
In other news, a woman has been charged with killing her husband with a car, while another woman who gave her terminally ill husband a lethal dose of painkillers has been spared jail.
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Sport
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In a remarkable comeback, Michael Matthews has claimed a silver medal in the road race at the UCI World Championships, following a life-threatening crash and a serious illness. His achievement highlights his incredible resilience.
In a significant move, Essendon has announced the appointment of John Longmire as their new head of performance, poaching the former Sydney Swans premiership coach.
Meanwhile, in NRL news, Ivan Cleary has shared that his son, Nathan Cleary, will require surgery on both feet after suffering a severe injury, including a broken right foot and a horrific compound fracture to his left ankle.
Lastly, the fallout continues from the privatisation of the Big Bash as former New South Wales premier Mike Baird has stepped down as chair of Cricket Australia.
That's the latest in sports. Stay tuned for more updates on JazzRadio.com.au.