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Bulletins — 2026-10-15
News
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In a significant political development, controversial private health insurance changes affecting older Australians have failed to pass parliament, largely due to opposition from the Coalition and crossbench.
Overseas, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that his country received no warning from international partners regarding incoming Russian ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv.
In business news, Resources Minister Madeleine King has hinted at the possibility of nationalising a Perth-based minerals company due to security concerns linked to foreign investors.
In culinary news, the Michelin Guide has awarded stars to several restaurants in South Australia, marking a historic moment as the first Australian establishments to receive such recognition.
Finally, finance presenter Alan Kohler is set to conclude his thirty-one-year career at the ABC tonight.
That’s your news for today. Stay tuned to JazzRadio.com.au.
Sport
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In a surprising move, Kangaroos coach Kevin Walters has chosen Broncos star Reece Walsh over James Tedesco for the World Cup opener against New Zealand this Thursday. Walters highlighted his reasons for the change, raising some eyebrows among fans.
In cricket, Australian number nine Qais Ahmad has recreated an infamous hamstring injury against Australia, capturing attention as the match drew to a close.
Meanwhile, Australia’s old guard has silenced critics with a commanding two hundred fourteen run victory in the first Test against South Africa, showing the strength of the selection strategy.
Lastly, confusion continues in the AFL as hair tests remain unused in the battle against illicit drugs, despite a proposed new policy being announced seven months ago.
That's all for now from JazzRadio.com.au; stay tuned for more updates.