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Bulletins — 2026-08-29
News
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In a grave update from Darwin, the jury in a murder trial has viewed footage of the accused allegedly stomping on his partner's head, as it has been revealed that the victim waited days for treatment for a severe brain injury that led to her death.
In sporting news, AFLW star Mia King from the Kangaroos will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing spinal fusion surgery following neck pain experienced during a match in Brisbane.
Meanwhile, staff at the Bathla Group, a major property developer, have received notices of being stood down as the company faces significant financial challenges.
In the Snowy Mountains, a man has been sentenced to 22 years in jail for the sexual abuse of both his daughter and granddaughter over a twenty-year period.
And in the AFL, Collingwood narrowly lost to the Western Bulldogs in the first-ever wildcard game, with Tim Membrey's missed shot after the siren sealing their fate.
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Sport
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In sports today, Australian golfer Min Woo Lee has made a remarkable start at the Tour Championship in Atlanta, shooting an impressive eight under par sixty-two to take the lead in the season-ending playoff finale.
In rugby league, the Brisbane Broncos continue to face challenges, suffering their ninth consecutive loss at Lang Park, where a brief tribute to departing players, including captain Adam Reynolds, drew criticism amidst a heavy defeat to the Melbourne Storm.
In the AFL, the brilliance of Nick Daicos is under scrutiny, as many see him as a standout performer this season. Analysts are now exploring what makes him so exceptional and how opponents might plan to contain his impact.
And in NRLW news, the Wests Tigers are surprising everyone, having matched their previous win record as they push for a place in the finals.
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