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Bulletins — 2026-07-21
News
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In a troubling update, a sixteen-year-old boy is in custody, suspected of fatally stabbing his mother and seriously injuring his little sister in a disturbing family violence incident in Perth's south-east.
Meanwhile, a new report reveals Australia’s job services system is failing workers while benefiting private equity firms and millionaires.
Turning to a significant international issue, a recently seized scam centre in Myanmar shines a light on the evolving scam industry still targeting Australians.
In other news, a child protection review has uncovered departmental failings leading up to the tragic death of Kumanjayi Little Baby.
Two lives were lost in a house fire south of Brisbane, with investigations ongoing.
On a brighter note, a mother in Brisbane is celebrating the rare birth of identical quadruplets, now affectionately known as her 'miracle babies.'
That’s all for now; stay tuned for more great jazz music.
Sport
This is JazzRadio.com.au with your latest sports update.
Collingwood coach Craig McRae has sent a heartfelt message to star Bobby Hill, who is expected to leave the club. As the team prepares for their clash in Adelaide, they look to be at full strength.
In cycling news, former rider and current Tour de France team boss Jonathan Vaughters argues that conducting doping tests at night could have saved the sport twenty-five years of controversy.
As Brisbane gears up to host the Olympics in two thousand thirty-two, some report broken promises and unfulfilled developments five years after winning the bid.
Finally, Spain's World Cup heroes made a jubilant return to Madrid, greeted by millions. However, FIFA is investigating a series of ugly post-match altercations following the final whistle.
That's your sports update on JazzRadio.com.au.