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Bulletins — 2026-10-05
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You're listening to JazzRadio.com.au, where the music swings. In today's top story, the Sydney Roosters clinched a thrilling victory over the Newcastle Knights, winning the NRL grand final by just one point, thanks to a critical field goal from Daly Cherry-Evans, finishing 19 to 18.
In a heartfelt moment, tens of thousands of fans paid tribute to NRL player Jai Arrow, who is battling motor neuron disease, during the pre-game ceremonies.
Meanwhile, a Sydney teenager has been charged and refused bail after crashing into a group of Newcastle Knights fans, injuring ten individuals.
On another note, an investigation is underway into the alleged attacker linked to flydubai, as authorities look into their connections to Australia.
Households might miss out on cost-of-living relief this year as the government plans to tighten the budget amid rising borrowing costs.
Finally, a tornado left a trail of destruction in a coastal NSW town, fortunately sparing residents from injury.
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Sport
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In a closely contested NRL grand final, the Newcastle Knights fell short of claiming the premiership, bringing both pride and honour despite the defeat. The Knights led in the second half, but the Sydney Roosters ultimately took control, securing their first men's premiership in seven years. Captain James Tedesco was awarded the Clive Churchill Medal for his outstanding performance in the grand final.
In the NRLW, Ali Brigginshaw ended her celebrated career with a heavy loss, but her contributions to rugby league are unforgettable and will be remembered for years to come.
In quick hits from the game, Caelan Ponga shone brightly with his efforts, while Daly Cherry-Evans sealed the Roosters' victory, showcasing key moments that defined the match.
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