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Bulletins — 2026-07-21
News
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In a call to protect the integrity of Australian journalism, leaders from the ABC, SBS, Nine and News Corp are urging artificial intelligence companies to seek licensing deals, rather than using local news for free. They highlight that journalism is a public good in need of safeguarding.
An inquest is currently underway to determine if a man killed his mother and staged her death in an attempt to conceal the act.
In court, it has been revealed that a New South Wales police officer handcuffed a seventeen-year-old girl before allegedly assaulting her at a police station in nineteen ninety-eight.
Meanwhile, five teenagers have pleaded guilty to manslaughter after luring a man with an acquired brain injury to a train station, where they attacked him.
And finally, Pauline Hanson has addressed questions regarding her trip to Europe with billionaire Gina Rinehart, asserting that taxpayers did not foot the bill.
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Sport
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In sports news today, Collingwood coach Craig McRae has shared a heartfelt message for Bobby Hill, who is set to leave the club as the team prepares for their crucial match against Adelaide, looking strong and united.
Meanwhile, in cycling, former cyclist Jonathan Vaughters has suggested that conducting night-time doping tests could have prevented decades of scandal in the sport, speaking out as a current team boss during the prestigious Tour de France.
In Olympic news, as Brisbane gears up to host the games in two thousand thirty-two, concerns are being raised over unmet promises and slow progress in preparations just five years after the city's selection.
Lastly, Spain's World Cup heroes received a grand welcome in Madrid, with millions celebrating their return, while FIFA launches an investigation into post-match altercations following the final.
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