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Bulletins — 2026-07-23
News
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In breaking news, a French modelling scout linked to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein has been found dead in his home just outside Paris, according to prosecutors.
In international affairs, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is calling on Australia to cease what it describes as "inciting confrontation" over tensions related to the South China Sea, following warnings from Foreign Minister Penny Wong.
On the local front, the state government has announced plans for a new aquatic centre to be designed for the two thousand thirty-two Olympic Games, having chosen three firms to take on the project.
Also emerging today, details of allegations against veteran broadcaster Alan Jones can now be reported after a judge lifted a non-publication order.
In other news, a doctor presented disturbing evidence in a trial concerning an alleged assault involving YouTube star Yung Filly.
Finally, a Newcastle accountant has been sentenced to prison for stealing and gambling away eight hundred seventy-eight thousand dollars from a supermarket chain.
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In sports today, Parramatta coach Jason Ryles stands firm in his support for Jarome Luai’s one-season signing with the Eels, ahead of his move to the Chiefs in two thousand twenty-seven. This comes amidst increasing scrutiny over player transfers.
In international football news, FIFA president Gianni Infantino faces sharp criticism from La Liga president Javier Tebas, who accused him of damaging the football industry.
On a brighter note, siblings Noemie and Jess Fox have triumphed as a 'dream team,' bringing home another set of gold medals at the International Canoe Slalom World Championships in Oklahoma.
Lastly, in a concerning incident, US cyclist Brandon McNulty was struck by a car in a road rage incident just before the Tour de France time trial, as Remco Evenepoel manages to cut into Tadej Pogačar's overall lead.
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