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Bulletins — 2026-10-23
News
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Australia's Snowy 2.0 project is set to cost twelve times its initial budget, now estimated at twenty-five billion dollars, with completion pushed back to late twenty twenty-nine. In political news, Nationals MP Michelle Landry is expected to announce her retirement from federal politics, paving the way for a leadership shift.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's plans for a photo opportunity at Marrickville Golf Club have been overshadowed by news of his undisclosed honorary membership. Meanwhile, Helen Haines remains in critical condition following a recent car attack, with the community mourning her situation.
In West Australia, a man accused of threatening Labor MP Hannah Beazley claims he was holding a musical instrument instead of a weapon. Flash floods in south-east Queensland have prompted hundreds of callouts to emergency services as rising waters close local roads.
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In sports news, Australian women's fast bowler Megan Schutt has been handed a two-match ban for violating prescription medication guidelines, and she has issued an apology. Meanwhile, Tui Lolohea, a legendary figure in Tongan rugby league, proves he still has much to contribute as Tonga aims for its first World Cup title. In basketball, Australian Izzy Borlase is one step closer to winning a WNBA title with her Atlanta Dream team now leading the Finals two games to one against the Golden State Valkyries. Lastly, the Australian cricket team experienced setbacks on day four of the test in Gqeberha, as their hasty approach allowed South Africa to gain a strong foothold in the match.
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