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Bulletins — 2026-08-04
News
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In a troubling story, a former staff member of billionaire Judith Neilson has been denied bail after being accused of a staggering one point six million dollar fraud involving her employer’s credit cards.
Meanwhile, fears are rising for thousands of vulnerable renters in South Australia as the National Rental Affordability Scheme comes to an end, leaving many on decade-long waitlists for social housing.
In lighter news, pub owner Mitch Crum has shared that removing poker machines from his establishment has turned into a complex ordeal, making him feel like a criminal rather than a businessman.
In national news, a child protection blitz has resulted in nine individuals charged in New South Wales for more than thirty online child abuse offences.
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Sport
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In sports news, North Queensland co-captain Tom Dearden has cleared the air regarding his future, focusing on his recovery from injury to inspire the Cowboys’ finals push. Meanwhile, Brisbane Broncos NRLW star Ali Brigginshaw faces a lengthy ban after being referred to the judiciary for a controversial lifting tackle during last weekend’s Magic Round.
Switching to rugby, the Wallabies are gearing up for a significant Test against Japan, undeterred by the country's intense heat or approaching typhoon, as they prepare for the debut of new coach Les Kiss.
And in Commonwealth Games news, Australian chef de mission and former Olympic champion Petria Thomas shared an emotional reflection on the importance of the Games, reminding us that their significance can differ for each individual.
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