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Bulletins — 2026-10-09
News
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In a heartbreaking trend, more children are confiding in AI chatbots after experiencing online sexual victimisation. The federal police commissioner urges parents and communities to provide better support.
In Ukraine, at least thirty-three people have died following a Russian attack on two passenger buses in Kramatorsk.
In Noosa, Sam Wood has been denied bail after police allege he assaulted and choked his wife during a family argument.
Meanwhile, Australia's second-largest ASX float is in doubt as Firmus lowers its share price to attract investors.
In the world of politics, Angus Taylor is attempting to position his party amid the ongoing migration debate.
On a brighter note, Canadian poet Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for her innovative work.
Lastly, domestic violence advocates express concerns regarding proposed expansions of police powers for protection orders.
That’s your news for today. Stay tuned for more on JazzRadio.com.au.
Sport
This is Jazz Radio, bringing you the latest in sports.
The Sydney Swans are facing a potential loss as North Melbourne has launched an eleven million dollar contract offer for halfback Nick Blakey, leaving the Swans to scramble for a response. In women's football, Matildas coach Joe Montemurro has expressed full support for Mary Fowler's choice to skip upcoming friendlies due to personal reasons, reassuring fans of the team's depth in creative players. Meanwhile, ahead of the Bathurst one thousand race this Sunday, Kai Allen has set a strong tone with the fastest times in today’s practice sessions after receiving news of an engine change for his Ford. Lastly, the Wallabies have confirmed they will keep Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii on the wing for Saturday night's Bledisloe Cup Test in Auckland, naming Isaac Henry in the centres.
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