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Bulletins — 2026-10-04
News
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A teenager has been charged and denied bail for allegedly crashing a car into a crowd of Newcastle Knights supporters. In aviation news, a co-pilot accused of trying to down a flydubai plane used a crash axe during the mid-flight incident and had previously been banned from flying in his home country of Oman.
In legal matters, former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon has remained largely impassive during his murder trial, only reacting when former friends testified against him. Meanwhile, on the weather front, a tornado has caused damage around Ulladulla in New South Wales, described as a "very unusual" event.
In politics, the One Nation party has promised a boost in law and order during their Victorian campaign launch, proposing more police and harsher penalties for young offenders. Lastly, a Queensland stroke survivor is urging people to recognise symptoms, after surviving three deadly strokes this year.
That’s the news for now on JazzRadio.com.au.
Sport
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In a tragic turn of events, ten people were injured, including two critically, when a car crashed into a crowd at the Newcastle Knights grand final procession. Witnesses say the chaotic incident unfolded just after nine thirty this morning.
An eighteen-year-old P-plate driver has been arrested at the scene, with investigations underway into how this happened.
In AFLW news, St Kilda's tough season continues as they remain winless after a narrow escape against the Western Bulldogs. Meanwhile, Essendon and the Gold Coast Suns secured victories, marking a turn of fortune for those teams.
Lastly, the emblems for the upcoming Brisbane 2032 Olympics and Paralympics were accidentally leaked by the event’s official YouTube channel, ahead of their planned grand reveal on Monday.
That's your sports update. Stay tuned for more great tunes on JazzRadio.com.au.