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Bulletins — 2026-10-02
News
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First up, the pilot injured in a recent flydubai attack is being honored for his bravery, having previously shared insights on dealing with emergencies. In other news, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces criticism following an interest rate hike and worsening inflation, compounded by unsolicited advice from his own party. Meanwhile, the Reserve Bank is concerned more about overseas threats than Australia's ongoing housing downturn, which poses significant risks.
On the criminal front, a murder trial hears from a housemate who witnessed suspicious activities related to a double homicide. In another case, a man who supplied a gun in a fatal brawl has received a longer sentence than the shooter.
Finally, in a remarkable find, a fossil over one hundred million years old has revealed a new bird species in an outback pit.
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Sport
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In sports today, Isaac Heeney has clinched the Bob Skilton Medal for the third year running, despite being absent due to a club-imposed suspension for a breach of standards at the Sydney Swans. In other news, Chris Fagan has stepped down as the coach of the Brisbane Lions just days after celebrating his third consecutive grand final victory.
Turning to rugby, former Wallaby Nathan Charles, who triumphed over cystic fibrosis to play internationally, has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease. Meanwhile, Nathan Cleary has been recognized as the dominant player of his era after winning the Dally M Medal, solidifying his status in the sport.
That’s all for now on sports. Stay tuned for more updates right here on JazzRadio.com.au.