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Bulletins — 2026-10-12
News
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In Melbourne, two Carlton AFL players, Lachie Cowan and Will Hayward, have been hospitalized under separate circumstances.
In the United States, a referendum on former President Donald Trump could lead to a surge for Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections, with Ohio now surprisingly in play.
Internationally, the US, China, and Japan have significantly cut foreign aid to South-East Asia, marking a ten-year low for development finance in the region.
A Logan man has been charged with stabbing murder; both men involved were known to each other.
In sporting news, a dramatic moment at the Bathurst 1000 saw Anton De Pasquale run out of fuel just before finishing in the lead.
In lighter news, professional surfer Caio Ibelli has swapped California for a new life in outback Queensland.
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Sport
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In cricket, Georgia Voll has made headlines with a stunning quickfire century, leading Australia to a dominant nine-wicket victory over Bangladesh at Allan Border Field, wrapping up the series in style.
In the AFL, North Melbourne has bounced back from an early setback to defeat Fremantle, while Carlton and Hawthorn celebrated wins against Sydney and Brisbane respectively.
And in Durban, Matt Renshaw delivered an impressive one hundred and ninety runs, changing the game's momentum and showcasing the Test batting skills that Australian fans have been eager to see.
In quick hits, Renshaw and teammate Nathan Lyon astoundingly surpassed Sir Donald Bradman's achievements, as Gold Coast Suns midfielder Noah Anderson looked on from the stands during day two of the first Test between Australia and South Africa.
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