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Bulletins — 2026-10-19
News
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your latest news update.
In Tasmania, whisky producers are facing their greatest challenge in decades due to a global downturn, according to Bill Lark, the godfather of Australian whisky. Meanwhile, Greens senator Jordon Steele-John has denied allegations of inappropriate conduct following claims raised in a letter to the party.
In international news, a tourist recounts their experience in a Chinese city where access to North Korean waters raises many questions. On the political front, farmers are reconsidering their support for Donald Trump amid a significant farming crisis as midterm elections approach.
Closer to home, Four Corners has revealed troubling tactics by companies pushing pregnant women out of work. In sport, Australia looks to build on its recent success in Gqeberha after a rain-affected first day of Test cricket against South Africa.
Finally, emergency services rescued a teenage boy from a stormwater drain in Brisbane as paramedics report lengthy shifts with patients unable to get into emergency departments.
Stay tuned for more updates.
Sport
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your sports update.
In today's top story, there are questions being raised about New Zealand's commitment to women's Test cricket. Despite being a pioneer in the sport back in the 1930s, they continue to avoid playing Test matches against Australia.
In racing news, New Zealand mare Ohope Wins was sadly euthanized following a severe fall during the Caulfield Cup, which also involved the future Melbourne Cup winner, Half Yours.
On a brighter note, a unique handball court built by Basque migrants has received a heritage listing, showcasing the cultural impact they left on their Australian town.
Finally, the Wallabies faced another tough defeat, falling to the All Blacks for the thirteenth consecutive time in the Bledisloe Cup, with a final score of 43 to 21 in Sydney.
That’s all for your sports update on JazzRadio.com.au.