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Bulletins — 2026-10-14
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In sport, Australia has triumphed over South Africa by two hundred and fourteen runs in Durban. The hosts lost their final four wickets for just five runs, with Josh Hazlewood achieving career best figures.
On political news, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stated the government is exploring options to block the live streaming of a US execution slated to occur soon, describing the prospect as abhorrent.
In other political news, Labor frontbencher Anne Aly has accused Liberal MP Angie Bell of racism following a controversial social media post. Aly has received nineteen death threats this week.
In the courtroom, the man who murdered Toyah Cordingley is appealing his conviction in Brisbane, while in New South Wales, the country's most prolific paedophile is set to be extradited to stand trial.
In safety concerns, police are reassuring the public in Cairns after a fifteen-year-old girl allegedly stabbed a British tourist.
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You're listening to JazzRadio.com.au. In sports today, Australia has turned the tables in the first Test against South Africa, thanks to Alex Carey’s brilliant performance and Josh Hazlewood’s career-best figures, powering the team towards victory. Meanwhile, South Africa struggled to regain control, with Matt Renshaw's stellar play keeping the momentum firmly with Australia.
In AFL news, North Melbourne's new coach, Blakey, has pledged to win back the trust of fans as the club makes significant moves in the trade market. Carlton also stepped up by adding Whitfield to their lineup ahead of the crucial deadline day.
Lastly, Australia is keeping a close eye on Steve Smith, who is being monitored for a possible concussion after taking a hit to the helmet while batting, raising concerns about his availability for the second Test.
That’s the latest from the sports world on JazzRadio.com.au.