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Bulletins — 2026-08-24
News
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has rejected calls for a wartime presidential election, following a statement from a former defence minister. This marks a significant moment as Ukraine continues to navigate the ongoing conflict with Russia.
In motorsport, Oscar Piastri is set to start tonight’s Formula One Dutch Grand Prix from fourth on the grid, while his teammate Lando Norris takes pole position.
Turning to Iran, President Masoud Pezeshkian has addressed the nation, stating that ongoing sanctions have plunged Iran into a full-scale economic and military crisis.
In local news, Sydney shark attack victim Leah Stewart reflects on her recovery, expressing gratitude for her second chance at life.
And finally, President Donald Trump has responded to recent retaliatory tariffs from Canada, accusing them of exploiting American farmers.
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Sport
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In sports today, Australia has achieved an impressive innings victory over Bangladesh, wrapping up the match in Mackay in just two days. Bowler Mitch Starc showcased his talent by taking ten wickets in the contest, helping the team bounce back from their recent loss in Darwin.
In women's AFL action, the Sydney Swans AFLW captain expressed her gratitude as the team attracted a record crowd of sixteen thousand six hundred seventy-two fans to their recent game, highlighting the incredible support for women’s sport.
Amid ongoing scandal within the Sydney Swans club, fans gathered at the SCG to stand by their team as they prepared for a historic double-header event.
And finally, in England, Bristol City striker Dom Ballard has captivated fans with a stunning backheel goal that has gone viral, prompting discussions about potential awards for the season.
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