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Bulletins — 2026-08-25
News
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In sports, Essendon has appointed Mark McVeigh as their new senior coach just one day after suffering a ten-point loss, marking one of the toughest seasons in the club’s history.
In international news, New Zealand's Prime Minister has proposed an Australia-style social media ban, following Australia's pioneering legislation aimed at protecting under-sixteen users.
In other news, Brian Charles Parfitt has been handed a suspended sentence and a fine of one hundred dollars for a naked attack on a country ambulance, which resulted in significant damage and left paramedics traumatized.
An international company plans to develop a multi-billion-dollar data centre in regional Queensland, promising substantial economic growth while raising concerns about energy and water resources.
In sports again, Matildas star Kyra Cooney-Cross received a warm welcome back from Arsenal fans after a personal loss.
Finally, exclusive CCTV footage reveals alarming aggression towards Coles workers, including a customer armed with a hammer.
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Sport
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Port Adelaide midfielder Zak Butters has announced he will be departing the club, requesting to leave via free agency to return home to Victoria. Meanwhile, Australia’s cricket team is facing mounting pressure as its batting line-up struggles, with the bowling attack unable to hide the deficiencies for much longer.
In brighter news, Australian athletes continue to excel, with Jess Hull, Rose Davies, and Eleanor Patterson claiming a trio of medals at the Diamond League meet held in Poland. Lastly, the PNG Chiefs have welcomed former Roosters premiership star Joey Manu as their new signing, marking an end to his aspirations of playing for the All Blacks.
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