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Bulletins — 2026-10-06
News
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In a chilling development, the FBI has classified a type of online cult as modern-day terrorism, now making its way to Australia. An ABC investigation reveals a teenage girl was incited by such a cult into ritualistic acts, highlighting the dangers of digital manipulation, particularly targeting children.
In financial news, Bank of America warns that rising interest rates could severely impact Australia’s economy and retirement savings, following a meeting with Australian super funds.
Human Rights Watch has raised alarms over the fate of thirteen Australians in Iraq, suspected of links to Islamic State and facing possible execution.
In local news, Australia's auction clearance rate has dropped to a three-month low, indicating a worsening property downturn.
Lastly, former Bachelor star Sam Wood remains in custody after facing court on domestic violence charges.
Stay tuned for more updates.
Sport
You're listening to JazzRadio.com.au, bringing you the latest in sports today. The big news comes from the AFL, where Zach Merrett has made a surprise move to the Hawthorn Hawks in a shocking late deal on the very first day of the trade period. In rugby league, James Tedesco has returned to the Kangaroos squad for the upcoming World Cup, joined by debutants Sam Walker and Bradman Best among others from the grand final teams. Meanwhile, while the Knights have captured hearts with their fairytale run, many are appreciating the Roosters' journey to their NRL victory, reminding fans of the team's respect and skill beyond their villain persona. Lastly, Roosters star Mark Nawaqanitawase had a nervous moment as he lifted the Provan-Summons trophy to celebrating fans at Bondi, with his coach praising his extraordinary performance. That's all for now on JazzRadio.com.au, where we keep the rhythm of the news flowing.